The Somerset reporter., 1889-01-24
At Augusta

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s.itutrd a cornorafion for ibr pnrpose
If prcc,inp nn.raf{ng bu,ing leasing
and selljnf water yorg. 1brir capital
.tock is limited Ia I'm p,illian dollars
and they ar. authorized 10 hold real
and persona. estate MP to4 limit Of two
million dollars. They arr further en-
powered to purchase tle work, Of tie
Gardiner Water Company the Calai,
Water Company. the Wa,rrt5llc Water
Company, the Kilumand Wultr Company
he Dover and .rraf; Water Company.
and the Bopthhn- Water Company, and
any or either Of mem.
TIE BootG5av town .lrl l-iou case came
up before the committee uu owns Mon
lN al .glnotn Theirs il great interest
H tia III Il r. aud r. wIii bee fought MOI
iulz 30 committee but iu both branches,
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Mr.. Wakefield Of BAH presented an or
der thal me committee On temperance IN
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VII. BARKER, OF Bta2pr, Introduced an
order That all matter relating to an in
crease Of salary for public officers be a
signed u friday, rem. ].
VI. Wakrte'd presented on order di-
rectlng the committee on military AFFAIRS
70 l11uir" mo the rNprdlehcy 81 dividing
the STATE militia int" land aud naval
forces IL was passed.
Mr. Mln'cy, of Augusta. presented a
ON pf'FldInS mat no person he EMPLOYED
III paper inlils "ler" rays are USED unless
ms II puse ADJOURNED at - IS 0'c clock.
Mr. Foep. of Portland nres.ntcd re-.
mous,ranc signed by Mr.. RI Carmen.
fer and M other ,yffl known porti.nd
women auainst arauiiu,, IA woman tho
mower of haIlntin9 Thr.n women saw
that home and charitable ,vort i vvo,nan'.
nroprr snhnrc thut Ia tbnm has fallen
mis- part of the work and thrv do not de.
sir. Ia inv,d. u,,,,,. .nnc;,l ,ro,.inco and
,ale mn rho b,iIot md II. burden. md
mus NJ l'a,ei anu ''tfer tle9 anu
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The resolve Tor an additional apprcpri-
alton OF si'o3o to the military appropria-
ton Will AZ once be introduced in The
House. The members are disposed to
Tn. follnyino res,,lvr viii soon he in.
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senator Heath presented bill Monday
relating to seals of sealed instruments
nents except those requiring an official
or corporation seal, may be sealed in the
manner heretofore prtcilccd, or hy II
scroll with the word seal or the Initials
a. ). aud scroll sal shall be equally
valil with seals attached or impressed a
heretofore.
dav far a ch,r,nr ~ ,hn WoId T.Ionbnn,
ami rrl,,nr,nh co,n,,n,v in EranLiin
Cnuntv
The Maine Commission to the Washing
ton Centennial celebration at New York
will meet Coy. Burleigh and Adiulaut
General Spraanc at the State House VI IN
day evening Of urN, week, to make ar.
engagements for Mtinc's representatives al
the celenratlon
The teachers, net which nrnvid.s thai
teachers shall hp vested ,yith tho aann an
tbority in the government OF pupils n
parents have IN the government of their
children, was presented. 1t provide.
that the children may be expelled tempo
rarily in cases of unlawful iusubordina-
ton,
A resolve instructins the Secretary of
State to furnish towns for distribution,
reports of the Maine Board of Agricul-
the Maine state College was presented.
senator walton presented two petitions
IN tne senate uasdav' Tor the repeal OF
tuc lh9oiNeht law hese petltious come
follow. The petitions were referred 10
the judiciary committee.
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me oieian, i'eS7 nus conciunea itS
interview WIN 'icihperN Oh the LcgISIa-
.u't VI, Wv oap'''i, n'o'in" Huest'oh ana
mus INA. : az ''''"."'S Ill laNor VI "
,ha"se, 70 1"'",',ohaiiy So 81 more OF
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"a 'eSaiuS 'nc i'ia,c o. iaNor ortiah''
a. h.H' ~np,'o anu 81 "S Secohu cholce
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To hit the debt arising from the de-
structlon of the stock in 1856, restock the
farm, again and other contingencies in
cldent to restocking the State College
farm, calls for $1,000 appropriation
from the state For this and to meet the
requirements otherwise, President Fer
maid recommends fixed annual appropri-
atlon OF Sio,oOo IRON the State.
PETITION OF /, f. 3oothby and 81 Others
OF Emblem, relating to an amendment OF
section 2 of chap, 1872 of special laws of
lsS5, relating to the Plantation of Lex
lngton, bill aud papers accompanying,
NAV, to ,h., m Somr fia,i'i
orc ' '''''
"ln all manufacturing and mechanical
establishments in this State, ten hours
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n biUhnr rat, NJ wa,,a., .ball ha MI ,''r
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