The Republican journal., 1888-12-06

feet, and that the State is greatly in need of a
thorough renovation of her map system. but
the work as proposed by the survey is one of
great magnitude. II will probably occupy the
greater part of Il dozen years. and cost $500
0o". This estimate is made for the entire State
a map of the more denSeiy populated portion
would. however, take but about six wears. anI
would be far less expensive than the wild and
unoccupied portion. Next season Mr. tiainctt
will return TO Maine and will have charge OF
| three surveying parties, of which i tX-
perted to reach kenuehcc county about next
| August
NoN-PAKII>AN W. {. i.y.
The non-parti>an wing Of the Caribou W. G..
| 1. u has Withdrawn from the organization
and publishes the following carl:
Believing that the tim" has come III the his
tory of our State and National W. c. 4. t..
| ~hen the opposition to what claill to Toe
| IT, unwise utilization with a political party
| should become an organized force we, the un-
der>Igne'i. with the deepest re,ret tor the sever
| ing of ties t1at have always hcen pleasant and
| tender, Withdraw from the organization for
| the purpose of forming noil-part-an orsaniz-
! alton.
The new society organized with tit follow
| i'm officers:
Mrs. Florence c. Porter. president: Mrs.
Judah u. league. vice president; Mrs. iI,r-
ace T.. Jones. recording secretary: Mrs. jos.
\ Clark. corresponding secretary: MIS-. Sarah
| Il. Could. treasurer.
RAILROAD MATTERS
There is some talk of another direct line to
| Aroo>took Via Dexter. Dover and Megantic.
| 1t is said that some New York capitalists h,Ne
| been looking into the matter and that nluno>
could he obtained from that quarter for the
| purpose Of building ii. Aroo>took is sure to
| have its direct line i'll some way or other before
| many wears.
The northern Maine railroad surveying party
! are now working between }ridgewatcr and
| Pre>qae Isle. The party number IL men. The
| proposed line runs west of the highway road
| from Monticello to Bridyewater Centre cross
| lng the road at the latter place hear Churchs
| tannerN and running easterly of the road 10 a
| point on the Pre>Iue Isle stream. From there
| it viii probably run to Mars HILL
| ABURGL,R ANp BOAT THIEF ARRESTED
| state detectives Allen and Hartman arrested in
| Bangor Nov. y Young man named Emery II.
! ketchn Of lr Roy. Penn. wanted for burglary
| at that place ia>t lune also for stealing boats
! 1T camden. Maiu', and for Jail hrra king n
| Kock!and while under arrest for the latter crime.
| hrt"hn passed under the aliases Of Daniel Me-
/ Gee and David tonlcy, ana the arrest was the
| result OF Il smart piece of detective work.
| krtchin was lodged in ail 10 await the arrival
| of Sheriff Irish ot RockIand He effected his
| escape from the lookup AT kocklaud last sum
mer by getting through register into room
| above, helping fellow prisoner named Peters
to follow him. They walked that night 10
ori Point. cot SCI across the river and went to
| taStjne where both shipped going abroad ,!if-
| tercnt vessels.
| NEW HEPAKTI RE.
Arrangements have been made for the build
IT ~ a." ''l''iH 50 ~ - III me sIiir WORKS Ia
h.in. IL y !" be -3o 1eei iohG- ~ feet beam
,,'' an, !" ,''' ie'' aH" % TIn Pe tl!Ahle "l carry
li'- "''' ''iis ot l''' ljle btlidll" OF TINS mn
| mrn>e boat j. the outcome OF necessity for i'll
/ 5't"Ne" 5 Sh'pihg l4'Iill'es' : IN ehlrf'N new
IeP"I'"lt, ana WIZ r"lnplelely reNguiiP'ize
;ut 'pASttns tr',,e ~ .nl> foduol. ne haI9e
+, ~ pc ni1ea "ltha ioWef mast ana storm sails,
| Hr
| men 70 handle her. She viii be built especially
for m NE transportation Of ice, but will he u-e1
it - ~ ~ 'InI va l5'uih 1Ii>' ne Is /" ne
''.'I'. = In' NUN tNerh"thtF ioWaSe "mpah!.
'i' wa "t Fo'lliieted ID moe Tor next season.
| '.t>''" "'i III" river Nnhe number Of Gar
amer zee men Arf interested III tile enterprise
ANIMAL ENcAMrMrNr 6. A. r..
Deparimept Coninaptla,. II,raceI u p,rf,a,l
! of ~4ro b,. issued ,pnnr,I o,,e1.. tn NJ,
! Grand Army Post. ,ri, i,r r,ti.,. tl..+ tI 81
annual cnc4iupIuent viii or,.Ir at .n.i.i,n
E4h IN ana >th mo .'.,,,,..;i &c +i ,,:;
fration viii meet ar the bWitt Iin,,1r VIE
| 9Th and nm thn mnrnipo ~ Eah ~ f. d.,
consideration nf ,nni,ai r,,,,.t. ,, i
ness me ,,.t. vii ,Iei., tLi. t;. 49,
| IeIp,t.,rr. ut tho first .tlf.4 n,ati,- i, n+
! brr sending otfrial I,otir. tn h|,tll,,I.,1t w..
The po>t, wilI be rntitItJ ,n on1 ba.,,t,. f,
every 10 members in ,.eod .t,n,lip,r .nI III
| ditinual DELEGATE far every fra.t;,,, - tha,
| number. N,u rituals adortrJ ~ tIe ,,qtin,,..t
| eu..,inI,nn,r al t,Ju,nlI,, ,,,.iu H. 't ~ H.
| hpyiuuinte Of rl,.. l,.,, ,,..r "
|
lHE N'flFiAININ "t POLITICS.
The Fairfield journal tcll> uf a well known
| ah4 highly respected citizen Of Oakland who
BAD been a lifelong and faithful Democrat. bat
| having suffered constant defeat at The 1,al~ fAr
- wears, ieli that he should enjoy being once
more on tine Victorious side. Accordingly in
! IS>+. ~ he Uttered S"meN iiat from the views
OF hie party he east hi> vote with the Republic
cans anu Wa somewhat ehagrinei % ini him
Sti iSa'h defeated. rms year The fortunes "t
the Democracy beng apiarentiy N the a>'enil-
htl ne Fr uih"d +" MS "id alle@lante hUt ~flIl
Hh'l> H'hi9tI tN lar "> ever ffoh the r"t lad
victory
IN GENERAL,
Judge Baker and wife If Eaiowell. Me-.
celebrated the l-ifih anniversary OF their
marriage Soy. l9fh.
The animal election of amp officers IN th,
sons Of Veterans. will occur at thA first stated
meeting in December.
The Ncalty Rifles have issued challenge To
the Cohurn adtt- to compete in another prize
drill.
lhe annual ceanin" at the ~tata house ha,
Ju>i been completed and the building /. all
ready for the neW governor and legislature.
Nelson Packard, aged about ei@hly-~iN, was