Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-01-21
Prices of Daily Journal.

Wednesday. January 81, 1885.
Prices of Daily Journal.
MANNERS of the Legislature and others will be sup
piled with the Dan! '"' az lie ioi-
lowing rates
single copies % cents.
Twenty five or more, &c. each.
r. v,ra comics are wanted orders should be given
dsT before, either to the Journal carrier at the
w ~ House, or sent to the Journal office.
Hon. J. P. Bass of Bangor, was in the city
yesterday
r.. men from New York are in the Kenne-
bee valley.
( p Eaton's store has been furnished with
telephone,
NJ. FRYE is cutting ice - inches in thick
nos. above the dam
rol G. W Kimball Of Rockland, was in
tbs city last evening
There is talk Of organizing a Law and
Order league in Augusta.
Civ Treasurer Walker of Lewiston. was
in Augusta LAST evening.
Sugar has advanced in price about one.
fourth of cent Wholesale.
Hussey has just photographed Governor
Rohie and Speaker Hamlin.
A. Rich commenced running ice q foot
thick. yesterday, a, Farningdale.
The walters of Hotel North will give ball
at Novelty Hail. Thursday evening.
Fearnaught Farm in Manchester
Vassalboro farmers are halling white oak
to NJ. Bodwel's axe handle factory in Hal
lowell.
The air was rather frvid yesterday morn
ing. but the temperature was not as low as on
Monday.
nebec and Somerset district were in session
in Augusta Yesterday.
Frank Harvey, mentioned in an item in
Mondays Journal, 10 not the son of II. II.
Harvey, Esq, but another party.
The formal opening of the new rooms of
the Y. NJ. G. A. took place last evening, of
which we will give full account in to-mor-
row mornings paper
A bill was introduced into the House yes
terday allowing railroad trains to run at 4
speed of IL miles an hour over crossinxs.
The present limit is six miles.
The sale of tickets for the concert in Gran
lite Hall. Monday evening, Jan. Goth, will
begin this "wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock at G. c. Hunts music store.
Capital rink is to be equipped with the new
goal boxes and Manager Robbins has already
taken steps to purchase them. They do away
with Judges and disputes, and wrsngles are
hardly known.
Detective True brought the two tramps
who stole clothing in Halowell, Monday, to
Augusta. yesterday and placed them in Jail
One OF them is described as being a very sly
and adroit criminal
Remember that the sale of seats for the
Granite Hall concert opens at 2 O'Clock to-
day Those who have already purchased
tickets must remember that they should be
present at the sale to-day and choose their
seats.
Gen'l Ticket Agent F +. Boothby
has sent censures to the various rink mana
gers regarding complaints from people on
polo trains. 1t is not the team that creates a
disturbance on a train, but the crowd accom-
panyng it.
1t is proposed to enlarge the capacity of
the water works at the Soldiers National
Home, by laying an acqueduct to
Togus Pond, four miles distant. The
water supply of the Home 10 at present de-
rived from a small stream, flowing out of
tireeley's Pond.
The county commissioners were in session
yesterday, and a petition with list of some
800 signers from Augusta was presented.
asking that the Jail workshop be continued.
W. Whitehouse appeared for the petition
ers and presented their case very ably. They
were given leave to Withdraw.
claim was presented to the Executive
Council, yesterday, from the city of Calai',
Tor sllo0 alleged to be due that city from the
State for the support of one. Mary Dillon,
sent TO the Insane Asylum in 1872 by Calais
She was afterwards removed and has since
been supported by the above city.
The J. ID. RS beat the GARDENERS, Monday
evening, by score of five to three. The
referee, however, as we are authoritatlveiy
informed, very unfairly gave the game to the
Gardiner team, the Augustus protesting.
One goal was won by George Merrill in the
most aHrN;, In iu0ulpH the Dali