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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-22
New York Produce Market.

NEW 1oBs. Jun" n.
FLOUR Receipts. 1906 yaekagea; esport,. 300
barrels sales 37.ojJ REPEAT quotations including
city mill extra, Vi B5ass 65, patent, - s5s
o. %, superhnc. o. 25as3 10 extra No a,
b. 5Das3 ab, winter wheat i1p grade. " 70at3 Is;
Minnesota estra, ~ 35ai5 %, southern -four
firm Rye -four dali
WHrAr-Receipi., ao,eO sxyorts. 1851 sale.
-, strong, No spring nominal. i1s /,
No red, IA SGk red Sass elevator ssisssj fob
-5ss6l delivered No red Hosnibs. ssAp-, No !
uhiie nominal aS,ateI
kYF..q quiet
BARI gf-- nominal
CoES-- Receipts M ~ Exports Il, ,ks-, sales, ,isi.
90, hruirf. .;eaBsr, i,ltii, 40. q, BiAt,
s,ore and elevator .29at3i delivered
DArs Receipts. i3 30, exports. mo ssies, ild.
1g firm, 10 I. u do white tei4p, No 1siazs. (.
DO White. 3iaa, 40. !, y, do white, ss;
Mixed Western, <.H30, white do Ess3s
CoYFEE---fair Rio fair, IA
srGAr-Raw quist, rshned s'+adyi demand -
lower crushed 7ia7f, extra crushed, 7ia7I, white
extra crusBed, ,as.. cut loaf VI granalsjed, VI.
PETgoLErw hrm. quiet, 81
PogK steady.
bEEy- quiet.
LARD siow restern steam, e aOaE 70,
siosing o. o. city steam, " ., rsahsd easy
aon,iacni D. 70a7 ~, s. A. " 20
bUrrgs--4giet hrm, western dairy "a
-, do creamery, !Ssl7i
CHggsg -- loSer Freisbtl. y Liverpool
steady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-22

The Maine Central Railroad authorities
have dec.ds1 10 remove the old passenger
station a, Bath, entirely from its site and
make the nep depot an entirely original
structure. It will have vide versndahs, a
north portico a, the entrance With yerandah
roof fuBder shien carriages can driye) AMI
dormer windows on the sides. The posts Of
the new station Sili be as high as the peak Of
the present depot. There will be over the
grand waiting room, Offices 10 the second
story. ia adIition TO the new depot. new
round house for locomotives is to be erected
on the shore Of the dock little TO the east
Of the pre.sni round house and new office.
for baggage and express will also stand TO
the east Of the freight room. The new build
ing Gill be ready for occupancy in July
Pr,- Prem
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-22
RICHMOND.

The graduating exercises Of the high
school will take place at the opera house,
MONDAY afternoon. The following are mem
bers of the class Mr. James Alexander,
Miss Alice Ferrin, Miss Msy Crau ford Miss
Ida Pease, Miss Laura Dinsl1w, Miss lila
Reed, Miss Fannie Libby. Miss Alice Push
ard. Miss Nellie Darling and Miss Theresa
Stuart The class will hold reception In
the hall the same evening Giibert's orches-
ira of Portland, will furnish music for the
occasion.
Rev. F. W Smith Of G9rham. n H., for
merly pastor of the Methodist churC;' here,
/. in town for a shor; visit.
During the past week Russell Brothers
have shipped the followinz 2 eargoes of ice
Carrie s Bailey, 597 tons for Charleston, $.
C.. Maine, 269 tons for Atlantic City; j.
Howell Leeds. 81 tons for Baltimore W.
F Parker, 542 tons, and Hebecca Shepard,
es5 tons for Philadelphia: F. L Russell,
30l ton. for Atlantic City; and Laura v.
Rose. $40 tons for Bsltim IRE.
The Congre gatiOnalists hsif a meeting
FRIDAY evening 70 determine or date and
place for their annual excursion.
NJ. F. Miiliken. the lumber man, and z
l
business.
Although parties have recently visited
Massachusetts, 10 search of shoe firms to oc
eupy the vacant factories here, they met
with little decided success Correspondence
ha. been opened with parties. however, and
everything will be done by the directors to
once more open the doors for business.
Since our last announcement concerning
the Richmond corner post Office, the appoint
ment has been published in favor Of Mrs
W. H Smith, vice 5. Z. Skillings removed
1 This seems to settle a controversy over 1
small matter, which had assumed quite sizea
BILE proportions. Il is to be hoped that non'
/ of the rival faction will refuse to receive
( their mail on accoun, of the change from
I good democratic master to good republican
mistress
/ Two days lost time at the saw mill thi
week owing to the breaking do~n of tn
edzer.
: Lawn parties have once more struck town
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-22

The UriversSlists viii commence the season
next week
I. J. Southland Sons brig Charles Den
MS, sailed from lesboro Friday with ice for
Charleston. : c.
Sunday. al the Grand Army Hall Rev
Charles T. ogdea will eonauc, the services
The Richmond House is being repaired
and put in hrst class order throughout. The
report is that the house is 10 De leased 10
up river parties and that Mr.. Springer. sh1
has run the house for years, is going out
~esi-
We expect TO see the Islander on her tr.t
trip SATURDAY, June 18th.
Hon. 5. W. Carr of the Governors coun-
Gil, vas in town Friiay
The Independent Hose Company propose
taking an outing in body. As part OF their
business is dealing with water, they will
spend Sunday Al the seashore, making the
trip on the steamer Blonde.
After much difficulty the school census Of
the town has been completed and shows
decrease in the number of school children
from lsss, Of tifty-on there being but 796
against s37 in lSss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-22

trains there will be elegant psrlor aud sleep
ine cars ths, will add TO the pleasure OF
passing over this line so famous for its
scenery This line will De more popular
than ever this season. The Sunday night
express will leave st 6 IS Z, NJ. when the
new time table goes into eject, With the
exception of the Bar Hsrbor express the
the arrival Of trains in that city will be the
same as last year. On the mountain division
trains will arrive at $ 80 A. NJ. is.tS noon
and QS p NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-22
SUPERIOR COURT.
Judge whitehouse Presiding
&. T. STEVENS, Sheriff.
W. $, CHoATE. Clerk.
L. T. CARLEroN, County Attorney.
+. A. SNAIL, Stenogrspher.

G. T. STEVENS, Sheriff.
W. s. CHoArE. Clerk.
l.. T. CARLEroN, County Attorney.
F. A. SNAIL, Stenogrspher
WArEBvILIE, June 81.
Worster vs. Dolloff. In this case Of reple-
win for a yoke Of oxen verdict was render
ed for the plaintiff.
Wm. 7 Haiues, apt. VS.. John Poolcr.
Webb & Webb for plaintiff Brown & John
son for defendant. Replevn for three cords
of ash wood of the value of Sl2. The plain
tiff's claim is that he sold to one Peavy so
much of the ash in certain standing trees as
vas suitable for shovel handles Ieserving
10 himself the tops of the trees which
Amounted TO about four cords; that Peavy
sposed of the wood in the tops to the de-
fendant Pooler, from whom 1t was replevined.
The defendant claimed he bought the trees
wi'ht Ut any reserv vation Verdict for de-
fendant.
Mandsna c. Reynolds VS. A. J. Nelson.
Brown ( Johnson for plff., Webb & Webb
r deft This is action to recover damages
for personal injuries alleged to have beea
caused by the negligence and carelessness
of the deft. She claims that the deft. in
front of his premises in China Village. had
cut trench through gravel sidewalk for
the water, covering it with pianks, but se-
curing them so imperfectly and csrelessly,
that as she was passing over them on The
2Jth of July last, in the exer Use Of ordinary
care. one of them tipped into the ditch,
throwing her down and injuring her severely
in the side. arm and leg, and she claims in
her writ. $1,000.
At the time of adjournment the testimony
on the part of the plaintiff was nearly
finishd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-22
THE NATIONS 'SCAPITAL.
Final Session Of the Patriotic Sons Of
America.
A Fresh Batch of Consular Appoint
ments by the President

WASHINGTON. June 2l.
The Patriotic Sons Of America held the
hasl session of their convention this morn
ing. resolution was adopted authorizing
the appointment Of a committee 10 frame a
bill To present TO Congress. asking FOR better
immigration laws. The question of the
formation of eolored camps va. harmonious
iy disposed Of by the adoption, unanimously,
of a tsoluiion authorizing the organization
Of such camps under the control Of the
state National Camp. The following reso-
luton was adopted That il is the unani-
nous Voice and earnest vote of this order
that the incoming executive committee of
this National Camp use all honorable ways
and means TO start camp fires on the affairs
of liberty in every southern state in this
grand union, before the meeting on the fret
Tuesday in October, ls90. The meeting
adjourned TO meet as before stated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-22
DR.. WIN SLOW EATON,
The Newly Appointed Pension Exam
iner, a Native OF Maine

DANvERs, Mass, june 2l
DR.. Winslow Eaton, the newly appointed
pension examiner, is native of Webster,
Me. He is a graduate of Bowdoin College.
also of New York University. In the rebel
lion he was surgeon in the 18th Maine
Volunteers from 1862 to 1855 in the Army
of the Potomac. He rracticed in Wakefield
two years and since 1861 in Dsnvers. He
has been commander of Post 90, G. A. r.,
and surgeon since its organization also
chairman of the republican town committee.
a trustee of the Peabody Institute and is at
present member of the school board.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The races at Canton this week have proved
the most successful ever held by the Driving
Park Association ia every respect. The at
tendance has been good, the trotting has
been fine and the association has made
money.
The business men Of the north and south
sides of Main street in Winthrop played
tie game of ball Thursday, the score stand
ing Is to Is The feature of the game was
the home run of exCouncilman Elicit
Wual in the fourth inning. bringing two
scur,s with it.
Ff:'ay at Wesley church the Bath high
school graduated the largest class with one
exception which has ever gone out of that
,nstitutol. Thirty-four young people made
their b1s to the gathering which packed
that great building, delivered their assigned
parts aud ceived their diplomas. The eI-
ercises passed off with gratifying smoothness,
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AT JoHNsrowN.
No Trouble with the woIkmen- Thirty
ak Bodies Recovered.

JOHNS sroW>, June n,
There is no trouble among the workmen
today, and it seems To be the general belief
that the authorities have won the contest aud
are masters Of the situation, All the saloons
in the place are closed today by order ci
General Hastings,
Thirty two bodies were taken from the
~reeksge today, the largest number found
for several dsys. Six OF them recovered be
longed TO one family and were found uesr
their former home. Besides these bodies
several parts Of human bodies wer, found.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-22

Judge OF Police Court, for the city of
Gardner. James VI. Larrabee, Gardiner.
Trial Justices-Benjsmin d Bovden,
Pit,sield; Samuel 5. Carlton, Weld; Isaac
Hobbs Hope, (P. o South
Justices of the Peace and Quorum-Jsnes
E. Chase. kittery; A. ID. Champney, Cam
den ;>George E. Googins, Portland; Lorenzo
ID. Perkins. Nobieboro; Benjamin True
Pownal: George S Vim. Portland,
Notary Public-David K. Wylie, West
Bath.
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GOVERNOR TaAYBR
Rebukes the British American Associa-
ton tor Wanting Egan Recalled.


LINCOLN, Neb.. June 81,
Gov. Thsyei recently received request
from the British American Association of
Boston, asking that he assist in securing the
recall of Minister Eagau from Chill. In re.
ply he wrote a letter rebuking that organiEa-
ton sharply for attempting 10 hlacken the
name of Esgsn. The governor defends the
minister warmly and is very bitter in his de-
nunciation of the course of the association
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oRoNo HIGH SCHOOL.
A Crowded House at the Graduating
Exercises Last Evening.

ORoSo. June 81.
IT.. roxn Hall was crowded this evening
with orono's bes, people to listen to the ia'
graduation exercises of the hisn
school. which passed of in manner 'Da'
n, ,,,, m the class. Three males and SIX
females received diplomas. The decorations
were appropriate. the class color oeins o.,'s :,
green AMI punk. with the motto
Andrews oil Bangor furnished music
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CRowELL BROOK ACCIDENT.
The Coroners Jury Reach a Decision
Yesterday
Especial to the Keunebec Journal. ]

Especial to the Keunebec Journal.
WArERvILLE, June 2l.
The hearing before Coroner Carver and
his Jury upon the Crowell brook accident
was continued Friday, The jury visited the
scene of the wreck and made as thorough an
examination as possible of the culvert, The
conclusion reached was that the accident
was caused by the incapacity of the cuiVert
to discharge the water, which fell IN so
great quantities in the space of an hour as 70
des,roy the culvert and undermine the bank
and wash away the bridge. There was no
evidence to show that anyone was to blame
for the disaster.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-22
COLBY UNIVERSITY,
Student self-Government will Probably
be Given a Trial

Special to the Kennebec Journal
WArERvILLr, June 81.
nroposition is to be submitted TO the
students of Colby University, before the emu
=. ,h. prs.ent term. looking to the establish
M, MT of some form or other of Jury or
senate of the students to unite with the
Faculty in the disposition of certain cases OF
di.cipline as they arse. The acceptance OF
,ha scheme is entirely in the hands OF the
students and is exciting considerable discus
sion
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LANCASTER, Pa, June "a
General Simon Cameron is Ncry low and
believed to be sinking Death may occur a,
any moment
The news from Donegal Springs at md.
night is 10 the effect that Simon Camerous
condition is unchanged
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New Internal Revenue Collector OF the
7th kentucky District.

Vim. G. Goodloe the new cole ctor of io-
ternsl revenue for the seventh listr CT Of
Kentucky is an ex-Union soldier. lie was
minister to Belgium under President Grant
\. +. Wimberiy. the new collector Of in
I, rnal revenue for the district Of Louis tua,
was Confederate soldier.
IL. VI Cooper, appointed internal revenue
revenue collector for the district of Arkan-
sas, held the same office under the Arthur
nd ninislration
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An Gndsrhsnd Game.

Open rivalry i. honorable. Ba, our eiior,
TO trade upon the reputation OF peerless
Soz0dout, by forcing upon the public. den
tifrices represented az similar or superior 10
IL, is an underhsnd game. Block It by de-
manding Sozodon, only.
iune 3eod& vfolpr
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Mill Girls strike.

Fifteen young girls who attended ring
frames engaged in spinning filling in the
Seaconnet mill struck work yesterday after
noon, objecting to the poor stock and search
ty of roping. A large number of weavers
are idle today in consequence, Complaints
have been made by Crescent mill weavers
about the low wages,
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Maine Men at Washington.

Senator Hale who has just returned to
Washington from his trip to the Pacific
coast, will remain here few days before
going TO Maine. Congressman Milliken,
who has been here several days on his re-
turn from his Western tour, left yesterday
for homa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-22

HTm0Hu.

1t is the general opinion here that the
grass crop in this section will be light
Farmers should not begin hayinz too early
but let the grass get all the growth possible
before cutting Wilbur Avery has a
two and half months old lamb that weighs
.ixty-aTe pounds- Can any other person
record better2-There has been more re-
pairing buildings in this town this summer
than for long time before.-Dr. VIM Me
Laughiin will 60 to Brunswick June % TO
the quintennisl reunion of his medical clss.
on that day and also be in attendance at the
graduation of the present medical class on
the following dsy.-Tbe highways in town
are being repaired in good order by the road
machine with team Of eight horses.-Miss
Stella Farrer Of the Morning Star Office.
Boston. is here visiting her parents The
grange will discuss the question. is man
the creature of cireumstAncesf" al their
meeting "Wednesday evening June rs.
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CLEAELASD, o., June Il
.,,;cLen with apoplexy between three
and four O'Clock this afternoon ~ xan;ne
in Fremont. At nine O'Clock u's .,ixs5
sns s Columbus. and her sons BurehArd ana
,rvh W"hh werr summoned from Toledo and
Cleveland. their respective homes
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BRIG KATAHDIN
Reported to be Ashore Near Vineyard
Haven.

VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, June 2l.
The brig katahhin, ashore at Robins0n'-
Hole, was pumped out today by steam
pumps, and filed before she could be hoated
Another effort will be made tomorrow. Her
deck load has been lighted. and her sails and
rigging taken off and brought here.
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Racing in New York.

ALnA>I. n. vi June 81.
This afternoon was the close of the spring
meeting at Island Park. The 2.27 class,
purse of $1,000, was won by H. NJ. Wilkes.
Time, % l-2. 226 l-2, %.
The - class purse of $1,000, was won
by Gen Smith. Time, 2 -, 222 "a 2.22-
Ia.
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No Proposition fot Cupa.


MAnktn. June u,
In Cortes, today, Senior Reertrs. minister
10 the colonies, reaiiirmci that the uuitsd
States government made no proposition rela-
tive to the purchase of Cuba. and added
that no proposal looking 10 the sale of the
island would be entertained by the Spanish
government
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pumi>, June n.
Several families were cvicted from the
PonsonshN estate today, Ia some eases tho
erictors had 10 use 4 hiiiering ram TO effect
AN entrance into the cottages Several pcr-
sons we're injured VIII resisting the ba,ha.
Six arrests made.
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STATE NEWS.
SAGADAHOC.

P9pham Beach.
The steamer Forest Queen of Portland
passed this place Wednesday on her way 10
Bath with furniture for the new steamer
kenne bec.-Lumber arrived Tuesday for
Mrs f W. Whtehouse's cottage, and Mr..
Wing the contractor. will begin work at
once. DR.. Bates, wife and daughter, OF
Bath were at the Eureka MONDAY. The
Doctor has recently purchased a lot here and
will build cottage this season.-Capt. ). B.
Oliver and wife of Portland are visiting at
J. II. Perkins.-Mr. F. .. Warl and
daughter. Mrs. Gasin, of Augusta ar
rived in the place Saturday The
steamer Percy V. brought large ex
cursion from Bath Tuesday night. The
Georgetovh Band was in attendance and
furnished excellent music. On arriving at
the wharf the party went at once to the rink
where refre.hments were served and dane
ing was INDUCED in until late hour - Mrs.
Orville Oliver and daughter Of Bar Harbor
we're in the place Saturisy.-Mr. WIN.
Wing and family Of Augusta are at their
cottage for the season.
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OVER THE GOVERNORS VETO.
The Connecticut Legislature Passes
Resolve in Favor of Phoenix Mutual
Policy Holderss-

HARTFORD. tonn.. June El-
Tho Connecticut senate by vote of l3 to
8 and the house by vote of 1888 to 2l,
passed over Gov. Bulkeleys veto the reso-
tuition to enable policy holders of the Mutual
Life Insurance Company to purchase control
of the company.
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SEASONS SPORTS.
Indianapolis and New York Xin-- Other
Games Postponed.
Games Played by the Different Ciubs
Yesterday

Hits, Indianapolis 9, Washington H. Err
rors, Indianapolis 5. Washington is Bat
teries, Boyle and Buckley, Hsldock and
DAILY.
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TO LIGHTEN TOLL.
The Spinners' Association OF Fall River
Suggest Way.

FALL RIVER, June 81.
The Spinners Association today sent cir
cular letters to the mill treasurers asking
tina; something be done to improve spinning
and tighten the exhaustiveness of this toll,
suggesting method by which it could be
dana
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Names Postol News.

Samuel E. Clark has been appointed post
master at Andover, vice Asa West, re-
moved; also A. b. Noyes, Cooper's Mills,
vice W r. Clifford, removed.
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Burke Positively Ident,t,ed.

WINNIrs0, Man, June 70.
Msrtsch. M eNprcssman, employed by
one Of the Williams Brothcrs," To- convoy
the furniture to the cottage whore Cronin
was murdered positively Identified Martin
Burke as Williams.
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BrRLfSGTON, VI June IT.
The Vermont Microscopicsi Association
has announced prize Of $3.50. zivet by
Wells. Richardson & Co.. the veli-knowa
chemists, for the first discovery Of a new
disease germ.
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AWM,Gu. june n.
The jury in the case of the five railva,
employees charged with causing the recent
disaster, by which Is person, lost their lives,
brought in a verdict OF msnslauahter.
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HANOVER, n. H., June 20.
President Bartlett who has been in Cali
forna since last fall, arrived here today and
was met at the station by the students and
college band.
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Failures During the Past Week.

NEW YoRE, June 81
The following are the failures reported
during the past seven days al Dun & Rus
sells agencies United States, 1876; CORE
spending week last year l76.
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The Kennebec Log Crop.

At various times Turing the log cutting
season figures were given purporting to rep
resent the cut of logs on kennebec waters
These figures were Of course estimates, and
may have approximated the cut for the sea
son. We are row prepared to give the fol
lowing figures representing the cut of the
season in definite quanti,ie. compiled from
.cala hills
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A Heavy Failure.

Nav loRk, June n.
The failure Of the Versailles WOODEN Co.
manufacturers of woolens at Versailles
Conn was reported today.
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MARKET REPORTS


NEW YoHs, June q.
Money call easy. ranging from u 10 %.
Prime paper a, 81 to d
Exchange, dull and weak.
Government bonds. dull and hrm.
Railroad bonds fairly active.
The following are the closing quotations Of Sc
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l39,lo5.424

To this may be added small lots aggrega-
ting some 100000 feet that were hauled into
the main river and do not enter into the above
computation, making a grand aggregate of
l39, los, i2i feet as the log crop of the Ken
nebec River forests for this season. 1t is
estimated that u or 10 million feet of logs
will remain back on Dead River and some
of the streams Somerset reporter, lime
2I