The Republican journal., 1889-03-21
Nor An ENIEANAGANr LEGISLATURES


tended "trip South and through Mexico
not An ENTEANAGANT IEGIsIArrEE.
In a recent interview regarding the work Of
the Legislature Representative !. II. Manlcy
says: The charge of extravaganza which
has been 50 freely made by certain newspapers
is entirely without foundation. The records
will show that this Legislature has reduced the
public debt. and reduced taxation after this
wear more than one->iNth of the entire state
assess mrnl. so that the tan payer Will after
this wear find that his tax receipt j. less t!itu
he has heretofore paid. it is true that the
LEGISLATURE has increased the salaries of some
of The state officers, amounting in the a.grc-
gate to about $4,000 per annum. Bat there j.
no state officer who receives to-day an aly
qaate salary for the service, performed.
mean by that. such "A salary a> would pay for
like services with any good business house.
The increased appropriations have, with the
exception Of the appropriation for the enlarge
mcnt of the state House, been wholly for
charitable and educational purposes"
rllE STATE VALUATION CoMMl~sluN
COY. Burcigh has appointed by Counties,
the following persons n state Valuation Com
Ini>,oncrS, under the resolve passed l'y the
last LEGISLATURE:
Andro~coggin-J W. Maxwell. Webster.
Aroo>took Nicholas Fe,>endcn. Fort Fair
Iiei.I.
GHflcilail'i hiram ~ hnl'Niipl. lpftiaiil
FFamkllh-) q. Bean, itoi.
i;,,,,,I', a +, p.,in,6, f..rli,,,
knoX-U II. lngraham. Rorkland.
Lincoln Il. :. Partridge. Whitelield.
oxford +. W. W Woodbury, Bethel.
pcnub>cot-F. \. simpson. Carmel.
Pi-cntaqui>-A. W. Gilman. FoNcroft.
~agalatoc-.j. G.. Richardson's Bath
Suiupr>ct-,; f. Bartlett. New Portland
waldo 4. +. Nirkerson, Swal,,iIr.
WASHINGTON Benjamin 3. Murray. Penn
broke.
Nork-.JpIn IIIll North Berwick
Then are to meet March 26th.
~ AllHl loN of lhf hAfliAl 'li' i'' liEo'
There are IA Baptist churches IN Maine, l:;3
pastors or supplies, l3l ordained ministers, and
10 4GJ members. Il number less hy 2tiS 'hAu thai
reported year before last They were baptized
last year. 3ll. more hN Il than the number re
i., ,,.r,. I.,,ti,,,S i1, i,.r "a in u,,;.h ,L,
we're none baptized. In each of churches
on,v was received hv baptism: in -, only ; ::
in II. only ;; in :. only +. The churches rv-
porting the largest number of hapti>mS are ::
Free street, Portland, A.; North Haven, Al; ;
First, Portland aid Iivcrmore Fails. y each; !;
Winter llarbor. p; .\mity. 20; second, Ban
gor, Is; First, Rockland, 10; Charleston. lj;
South Berwick. II; Lee. Pcuob>rot and lIar-
rington, II each; WaterVie kenuebumk,
Windsor and Cambridge, T. each: Orient and
W in>low. 10 each.
u,,r, n,:,,n< !, " Gunn,rn
lio!l' I. ". h"Huafd oleu al lhc Malht zen
.tom.rh trouble. He was born in l~a5 III
Portland, graduated from koWdom IN lN4l
ana rom tiie harvard raw Sciooi III iNt". ne
was lhe hr>l attorney OF AnIfo>c""gll county,
ana >eTNtu lToul iN2+ 10 lNn.' W'N i >iatt Nci'-
itof IN 1913 anu lo'''' lft>ldehl OF lhe senate
IN lN"'' ollsui-9ticFai AT 'ohSlahtliopIe from
lool 10 lNof' Jud2e oi ihe 'uillherlAhu county
superior court from lN"N TO lN'l, postmaster OF
Portland from iN'l to 1874, commissioner for
The revision OF the statutes OF Name from lSSl
to ISL professor OF medical jurisprudence III
the Maine medical >chooi since lN'2, ana wa,
chairman 4l lhe police commission 0i Portland
daughters.
uHru,,,prnr.
-Nh AFooHtooh to"h h;l> peeii hohore" WIN
thc possession OF lew fhiiatteFN 4ultc il> iull-
ny III ihtif misuse OF EhSiiHl A. any 81 lhem.
'he o. thcill hol loii9 ago >'tln lhai ms da"g'-
Ter ""ld not get along very wen WIN hcr
bfalhfhaf. she always gul exaggerated Wlle!l-
ever She tried to study It," At another time
ne WAS 'elIlii7 ils adventures WINE N tho
Sl,'i M i,''' ,,,,n ,',,"r ~, oiI ~ ., ~ ~,
OF the poor lGIiONS antdU OF MN li.tl blNDcat-
ed. Another, blacksmith, said she didn't
feel supposed to get in a lot of iron and then
trust out his work. That wasn't satisfactual
to him if it was to other folks"
ptHtiN ED C"Nrl-lMENl 10 SrfAhER POW.
speaker Dow, of Portland. has a natural
ave tl>ion to wspapcr commentator, as well
is criticism, and hasn't been much taked-up
during the legislative session But thr rcmar k
of President of the Senate Lord TO a newsua-
per CORRESPONDENT the other day. lin my opin-
ION Col. Dow has performed the duties of his
Office with great Kill and courtesy and has dis
played a remarkable KNOWLEDGE of parliamrn-
tary law = i, about the average sentiment
truth of hjstory-aud if is only inst TO Give if
publicity. now that the Colonel has compIcted
hi, ar|,ious winters labors.- TBath Times.
ELLSWORTH 7" HAVE SHOE FACTORY.
A contract WaS concIu,led March GIN Ne
tween the Bu~inc>, Mems Association of tIl,.
worth. ana BurreI. Uou"hton 4 co.. Of Rock
land. Mass. by the terms of which fine Latter
are to remove their entire shoe factory plau1
10 Ellsworth. the association pawn. 425 00o /,
BurrelI, Houghton Il Co., to build A factory
which is TO become theirs nj The end of trl
wears, providing their annual pay roll shal
Hyrrape 81 600 Work has hr~iln and th,
buiIljuu Will be comuleted Inv Nav 15th
IN "'->r'hAi.
ttuHl'i llitl ltS IaHllih VI i1aiIS'i, mas bttl
engaged TO deliver the Memorial Day address
for SedgWick Post of Bath.
The Forest City Sugar refinery, of Portland
will start up III April with Il force of 10. II
capacity Is 100 barrels of sugar day.
senators Frye and Hale have presented t
president Harrison the papers for the appoint
inent OF lion. W. W. Thomas. OF Portland. 4
munster To sweden. 1t Is their OPINION that IL
VIII be appointed.
Richard W. jackson, Bath man VINO wa
Killed III an accident IN san Francisco las
week. was one Of the crew of the ship Rainier
wrecked in the Indian ocean some four or liy
| years ago. Ihe remains VIII be brought I
| Balh lof lnlerlnent
lhe late John AtuS, OF M3chlas, was zen
| sloher OF lSl2, anu the last but one OF the OIL
| blark men OF MachlaS. John lather, londoi
was III the battle when the Margaretta wa
| captured in 40; subsequently London wa
| dispatched by Col. O'Brien to announce tn
| news OF the victories OF % and - at Can
bridge, Mass. London made the entire di'
tance to Boston OH foot; no roads and but fey
| oxford county man slipped from hiS roc
whie Shlngling, ana feii with bundle .
sh'hG'eS uhder eath arm. hS ne descended II
| teeth and hung there, letting 20 occasionally
shout for help, and catching hold again. Aft,
being rescued from his perous position he r,
marked that he never thought to drop HI
IL tba pcu lol,.t.,.,,,y ,bo ro.tr;.,ion. .,
| i:: -, : ~ MIMI