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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-10
WILL PLUME co. TOO

Cen JouN n. RICE, of Fort scott
kansas. saws there are many ISLANDERS
ipaugurated by the enemies of the
Farmers Alliance. as 90 what they .n-
t.pd 20 do. lie dcnic, thc impuu-
non that the farmer legislators are
seeking TO repudiate existing debts. 10
isa fal,hood out Of whole .'o.t They
are -neithcr communist. 1ia-
TORS What they propose, au IS other
tbi,rs is to reduce expenses. The
General. who speaks by the card, out
lime. ON. Alliance Legislatures work as
follows.
.rb. exn,n.e OF flrcrlosius mortgages
will be reduced 80 anal proceedings TOT
foreclosure facilitated. Tue most mpVflih.
,...,-,- b, De- ac-0mulishcd by the present
D legislature will b. the reduction 90 ihe
is..1l rate of interest 10 $ rer cent, the re-
Auction of State taxation oy The lowering
ofslllries. and the abolition or eApeNsll E
f}oarts Very little else can oc donc gAl'i
sle new party gains National power ue's,
,,ifh tha free coinage of silver, VITA tt'li.
Cor revenue only, and O'ovcrnmcn' col.ly.
al railways. the farmer VIII oe maleri"-'l
benefited ........,,,
....,.,.t.tives Ia Washington last TAU ana
~ ~. next rioction we viii discharge tle
r,st We Will teach the puohc o'lei.-s
thafrhav afc cur servants tn Two wears
,r,, win saw to Senator Plumb thal lls ser
..i.as. .lr,e mo- longer required at w ashins-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-10
DOW PEDRO TALKS or nRAzrL.
He says He Was Too Democratic for His
AriStocratic People.

GAINES. February S.-lu an inter
view with Dom Pedro to-dap he said,
"Rr,lil has magnificent future before
IL. 40 country is So rich. No country
has more opportunity OF turning us
wealth to account But with liberal IN
stiutfons liberal government is
Indispensable. During the whole
LOFT my reign S,roVe 20
made the people understand the mean
Ing of tine word liberal before giving
them the freedom which would other
wise D.. u>eless-uay. worse than use
Il.... As their sovereign was the most
liberal man in the Empire. II / had
ANYTHING % reproach myself with DO Is
that was too Democratic for am ariSto-
cratic people like tine Braliians.
mind Won. continued Dom Pedro
81 have mo- intention of recriminatins
against the revolution. Sooner or later
h. AIS inevitable, though not indispen-
Sable. Politics in other countries Is lar
more backward than In Brazil The
Car of Russia is more liberal than the
greater part OF the Presidents ruling
misunderstanding America. Whether
the people will ever cail upon my family
or others 90 manage their great country
is "a matter Of mo- Importance 90 me, 50
long AS the Braz.liaus remain united
and coutcnted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-10
DIED.

BROCKETT-Ou Monday. February q ISL
at p.p 70. m. HARVEY BRocKErr. iu his N'ti
year
Funeral l-om bis late residence. So 2'i'
Chaplue street, Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock Friends % che family are respectfully
invited to a.teud. luiermsnt 40 Peninsula
cemetery
WERNER ON SUNDAY February ; 1891 ai
So "a. m, EDWARD NrRNfR, AGED 80 Yeas ana
months.
Funeral from h.s ilte residence. No. ~ Sew
eutccnih street Tuesday, February ih At one
o'clock p. m Iut.rmeut 80 NJ. Calvary Gem
eiesv. Friends of the family invited Co attend
WEBB-On sunday February : iN9i. AZ 5.Sl
q. il.. NARN. Nti- oi Joseph Webb.
Fuuera, from her late residence, corner six
teeuth aud Market streets, Tuesday afternoon
at2 O'Clock. lutermyut at MI Wood cemetery
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-10
BENwOOD.

4 number of our society folks will enter
tain tonight. for the last time before Lent
A surprise party at the home OF Il Main
street Young lady is one of the affairs, ana
Albert Scrig arl James Barrett will also
be at home 10 their friends.
Council will meet tonight in regular
session.
Rt. Rev. J. j. Kain, OF Wheeling, was the
guest Of Rev. =. McMenamin.
Chas. Murray, our efficient lamp-lighter,
takes "A particular pride in his work. He
has placed cups lately upon all the natural
gas lights, which makes them much better.
Jesse McMechcn was more seriously in
jured in the accident last week than was
az first supposed. He has been confined TO
his bed ever since.
\ lady living out Boggs' run, in passing
through the Riverside tunnel. was follow
ed by a man who was lying on the ground.
She complained az police headquarters and
several men searched the tunnel with Ian
terms.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Policy spent Sunday
with friends in Moundsville
Mrs Ruth Mcmillan, Of McMechen
street. is seriously III at her home.
Miss Nap O'Donnel has returned from a
visit with friends i'm Pittsburg.
rev. Fitzgerald. of Bellaire, was calling
on friends here and ut McMcchen yester-
day.
Walter Davis, son of Mrs c. Davis,
entertained a number of his young friends
with adclightiul party at his home on Me
Mecheu street, Saturday evening Games
of all kinds and tempting lunch AT ten
o'clock made up an evening of rare pleasure
for the misses and masters present
Miss Annie Taylor will entertain her
friends with a tea party at her home onNlain
street this evening.
The Riverside blast furnace employees
are filling in the space between the river
bank and the Ohio River railroad trestle
work with Stag from the furnace
Mrs. NJ. Vancuren will have new store
front put in her confectionery store on
Main street this week.
The home of Mr.. Pat. Harrington. on
Main street, was the scene last night, of
one Of the most enjoyable social affairs Of
the season About twenty couples were
present. including a number from Wheel
ing Peabody's orchestra was on hand.
and 20 its enhancing strains an evening of
delightful terpsichorean pleasure was
spent Refreshments were served through
out the evening in the dining room, and
were discussed with avidity.
For Coughs ana throat troubles use browns
Bronchial Trochcs." They stop an attack
ofmy asthma cough very promptly 80. Foioi
W0giriis Otio
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-10

NfKs WiNsIHE's SOOTHING SlRtf mas
been used by millions of mothers for chil1
rem tcethnc for over nfty years Wilu per
f...t success 10 relieves the little SuHtIti
40 once uroigC,s natural quiet Si'ep ~
freezing tDe child from PAIN aad the j, LUIS ~.
'hs-,lb ..,yal,es as "bright as button. ~
II. vera, pfca,ant to taste. soothas tac chiii'
.,frsr. fhts-ums. ailays pain, relieves windl
r..-.isf,. H., bowels. a.I IS the best know
remedy for diarrhos. whether af4s.Hs
fron tacthlEg or other CAUSES fwenty-n'.
cents bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-10

wise euaction of high tariff laws, has
destroyed It's market with Brazil and all
the countries of this continent. Now,
then, it sees the necessity Of doing
something, and finally places itself on a
footing with the countries of Europe at
the ports OF Brazil Wheel then, aud
how are the manufacturers OF this
country going to supply the
markets of Brazil IL they 60
not furnish their wares in quality and
price ON footing with Che countries of
Europe chat employ cheaper labor?
Now. neighbor, answer that question
satisfactorily.
The fact is, aud 10 is as simple as a. b,
e, thatit the people Of the United States
have anything % sell abroad they must
sell il iu competition with other coun-
tries. That is fundamental law OF
trade. They cannot sell IL az higher
price than it can Doe bought for else
where. Brazil is not ia the business Of
protecting the manufactures of the
United States against herself although
that is about the way our ueighbor, and
similar strata Of Intelligence appear TO
consider Mr.. BLAINE's reciprocity
scheme
What We must have before we can
make reciprocity of any real value is
relief for our manufacturers and work
men, are farmers and merchants, by re-
ducius the price Of everything that
they are compelled 90 buy. The raw
material should come into the country
free. The price of our merchandise
would decrease proportionately. Thus
with the best aud most improved ma
chnery, faster aud more expert work
men. better ships and greater energy
and vigilance i'm AN the qualifications OF
business, we could outstrip the slower
aud older ways and methods of the
European countries in the race for for
eign trade.
but THAT is ali coming, aud before the
end OF l>g2 Messrs. Mckinley, Harri-
son. q, oi. will wonder what hit them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-10

George Armstrong, brother-in-ia" OF
President Uarrisou's private secretary
Elijah W. Ha,ford, died in the Chicago
alnshou>c last Monday Tie MS Tor q
time foreman of the Indianapolis Jour-
mails composing room and a man oi some
IMPORTANCE iu thc iiooSicr capital ne
had been employed on the Ndii''''t
IrimGrl Journal at Chicago Tor siN OF
sDN.n NNars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-10
-. ntclrkocIrs Roc1tr.

The European manuldciHtc ts "--.~
Irivs our home products out oi iht .iilA' ,
.'...I DESTROY the occupation of millions gu
,.,rsiuerucu. fDr thr reason ll.il 'a'oi l'
Errone IS poorly paid, whiic Boz ms colH-
f-,. thc Ilbor.ug mem are s.'e" Aoot "''-,
az. Furoneau manufacture cou.d' ihet'
r.r. afford COB uudersei tne Amer l'"-
manuiaeturrr Nosuch diiiica.,y threaten. .. .,
rec.procity between the ni,gd 9'.l',.S " '..,
,i,a r,nuo.ics % the south of as i'.,-..
lrnr.r.
0nr nei-hbor talksa> 10 De- believed
tic merchants Of Brazil were % parcel
of FOOLS. Ifthcy can buy cheaper from
tb. pauper labor Of Earope than they
.., from the United States. are they
not going Co. DO iis European countries
b,y, b..n enjoying the benefits lior
which we uos >sekl of reciprocity Tor
wears In IFS most desirable form while
fbe Republican party because of ITS un-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-10
REGISTER AT THE CAPITAL

The DAILY REGISTER Is constantly on
sale az the Runner Hotel News stand,
Charleston, and Richardson Bros, capitol
street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-10

TIM Chicago Herald puts &c this way;
Mr. BLAAt'~ reciprocity hen has laid
hcr first egg, and come on the nest with
ID most vociicrous cack'ing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-10

PEEuNr~ los the spurious lymph, used
by certain class OF enterprising ply
,icIans that is bringing the genuine ar-
ticle into di>reputc.
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General 3lntires.
4 SSIGNEES NOTICE.
NOTICE TO TAKE DEPOSL
" TiONS.
John Br-siin

El-Hm0Fe BfII-e W0rf--
In ihc Cir-ui, Court OF Ohio County. WesI
Virginia. Tre>ptss GA The ease.
Take notice thlf the dispositions OF John
Walton and Sol. n Reel will be taken at The
Jaw Office OF v lite * lien. No. lfl7 Ch4piine
street iu the city % Wheeling. Ohio county. iu
the State 90 West Virginia. ou the 18th day of
February. A. d. i-Gl. between the hours 90 ,
o'clock a. %. and O'Clock p H.. 90 boz read IN
evidence 10 the above named cause on behalf Of
said plaintiff Aud if. from any cause. the
taking OF said dispositions shall NOT b,- corn
m+uced. or being commenced, shall not D..
completed on that daY. the taking Of th. same
will b- adjourned from time 90 time until the
same shall be- completed.
JOHN !. BRESLIN.
By WHITE \ ALLEN, ms Attorneys
To Edgmore Bridge Works iaso2wt
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IMPORTANT CASE
DECIDED BY THE SUPREME COURT OF WEST
VIRGINIA
Bearing % the Contested Election Proceeding Of
RaIstn Versus Meyer, from Brooke County.
The Opinion Of Judge Llcas-The Acton
Of the Circuit Court Reversed.

Special C0rrspo4.issc. ofMsRsgis'sr.
CHARLESTON, February The Su-
preme Court to-day handed down several
important opinions, among them being
the case of Ralston vs.. Meyer, from
Brooke county, which grew out OF the
contest for assessor i'm that county in
lSss. The case is an important one to
the upper counties. The syllabus and
opinion here appended, handed down
by Judge Lucas, will be read with in
terest:
RALSrON vs.. MEYER.
J.. In the trial Of contested elections
two methods OF amendment To the no
tices required by our statute are per-
missable; first, the statutory method,
which is always based upon new facts
discovered after the original notice has
been given; secondly, the method incl
dent 20 common law procedures.
.. Fairness, purity and freedom Of
elections are essential to free govern
ment, and the object of the judicial tri-
/ bunal engaged In deciding upon con-
tested election, is not so much TO deter
mine the private rights Of the parties as
20 decide whom the people have elected,
IN that particular election, according to
the very right Of the case and the priL-
ciples Of Justice; hence at common law,
amendments to the notice or petition
are permitted only TO further the ends
of justice, and To promote a true and
impartial decision according To the evil
dence.
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TERMs

TERMS.
PER YEAtI sv NAIL rOsrAeE rRErArD.
DAILY. six days iu tec werk. ..............tS %
DAILY, three days is che weeS............. 4 90
DAILY. Two days 10 che week .............. 3 %
DAILY. oae day iu the week .... ........... I So
WEEKLY, one year, in advance .....-...... I %
DELIVERED BY CARRIES.
DAILY. per week. 90 he paid weeSly........ IS
DAILY and SUNDAY. per week .-........... Is
The DAILY viii be- delivered by carrier IA
any other city or town 40 ............... IS
Single Copies Of DAILY OF WEEKLY .... 5
es-rrI5utcs OF Respect aud Obituary Notices
81 cents pep inch
- oRRE-roNoEScE CONTAINING IMPORTANT
Savs SOLICITED FRoN EvERI PART oT THE SUR
BOUNDING COUNTRY.
Rejected communication win uot be returned
aniess accom- panied hy sufficient postage.
Stamp. of thr denomination OF twu cents and
.ess accepted for amounts less chan One dollar.
Ih< REGISTER. .Y,braciaq ifs ssrsral editions,
O. entered af tas IostoFce ia HResiiig, w. Va,
Is second r.css matter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-10
TWO FARMS FOR SALE.

The Halstcd Homestead, containing thirty
acres. more or less, is pleasantly located on The
National Pike. near Elm Grove. II Is suitably
adapted TO dairy and gardening purposes. In
fact there Is embodied in this shall grang'
everything 90 make It "a pleasant home. viii
sell part or the whole.
Also. % Farm situated on the Wnyncsbur-
Road. four miles from Elm Grove, containing
rs acres more or less, the most of which is uu
der cultivation. The soil is Of excellent 4ual
iiy. the place well watered, and contains
choice selection of fruit.
MISS JENNIE HALSTED
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-10

Monday excepted, rs follows:
Steamer CONGO. Eph Talbot
eASllu--~N Master: jules Wehrmau, Clerk
@-sa-1>8A5e yery Sunday 10 "a. m.
Steamer"SCOTIA," Jno. NJ Phil
EssSlA---N lips. Master. Robt. II. Kerr, Clerk
-><e@sR>>no- every Tuesday at a. NJ.
Steamer ANDES, " T.. B. Cooper
sszA---1N Master: Al !. Slayen, Clerk; ev
.A1r1-s>isez'1. cry Wednesday ats N.
Steamer HUDSON" F. Ell
ESfsIk----lN son, Master. Dan Lacey, Clerk
<1z'n<scse,n- every Thursday at q. m.
Steamer "BATCHELOR" Geo
raSIl-nE O'Ncai, Master; Tim penwell
----sSz='==s=,-- - RI, every Friday az O'Clock
20. ~.
Steamer KEYSTONE STATE,
es.Sb-.N T. c. Calhoun, master Chas "
snene<e>- Knox, Clerk; every Saturday at
o'clock q. m.
First-class fare Wheeling 10 Cincinnati. g.
Round trip, sl00O Meals and state-room m
cluded.
seT-ricSets transferable and good until used
For Freight or Passage apply ON board or Tel
sphone 80. 3D.
CIOCKARD e BOOTH. Agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-10

Holds the exclusive right OF Wheeling Tor Dr..
Graham's New Method OF Extracting Teeth
Without Pain. l143 Market street Wheel
inc. ". Va Reference by Permission-Rey. d.
L. Ash. Wesley NJ. +. Church. ". Newton 30
mar, Dept. Collector OF L. 5. Internal Revenue
Office delle&dsb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-10

~, ,-.rrrr WuIrr .fatrs IN $40
.., s......h ,,hlisb.d I'm this morn
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, ... l..,,.,,, ,,,e,5,,.nt
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steamboats,.
CTEAMERs FOR CINCINNATI

~ LOUISVILLE, MEMPHIS, ST. LOUIS
! New Orleans, and intermediate points, viii
leave Wharf Boat, foot Of Eleventh Street daily
| MondnY eXcepted. rs follows.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-10

Main Street opposite Riverside Steel Works
Benwood. ". Va. Choice Liquors and Cigars
Beer fresh from the key. Orders for Bottled
Beer promptly attended 70. fc5,odb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-10
Cor Sale.
Special Commissioners Sale
-uF-
Land on the West Virginia 'c.'i-
Railway. 4 Valuable Property
Cor Sulr.

GALE 10 BE MADE AT DAVIS
y county. ". Va. on tEBRJAHI
David Glchrlst aud other.
plaintiffs,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-10
alr,u Advertisements.

uANTrp-Two WOMEN TO AssoRaTr
w rags. Apply to \. DIMMACk' No sr,9 9ioo
Chan1ine street 4ci'~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-10
DEWARD.

NOR SALE-ONE FINE LARGE GkA
Il Horse. suitable for cart, dray OF other heaN9
bnuIine Apply at 1896 Market street. iela
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-10

ForCouchs ana throat troubles use "Brown's
Bronchial Trochcs." They stop au attack
ofmy asthma cough very promptly. 80. Io'oA
W9miris Oti0
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-10

T1OB sALE-AN ELE5ANT UPRiDhl
Il piano in nrst-class order Will sell al i
bargsin ADDRESS 4. r., IIl4 Main. felO4
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Fisheries and fame.

The committee on Fisheries and Game will give
a public hearing on matters assigned to them ut
I heir room at the State House ~ follows
"wednesday, Eco. ~, at o'clock =. NJ.
Petition OF kastp0rt Water Company TO
have Little river exemp, from maintaining ish-
ways.
mn. an &c, relating to inland fisheries.
Petition OF II. G.. Reed and others asking
for close time for fishing on Bungsnant pond.
Petition Of }. A. totfln and others for clos.
law for ashlng on Middle Brook pond.
Petition OF Sylvester uill ard others for
protection Of trout IN kenue bunkport
Petition OF Frank Rhodes and others 70 pro
hlhit taking hsh from little ossipee pond, town
of WATERFORD.
Petition OF William FRINGE ami others 10
build fab weir In town OF Friendship. Knox
county.
fsnobscot county for change In game iaws.
Petition of ". q. Abbott and others OF
Ellsworth asking privilege to stock Rocky pond
In Ca1dea with hsh.
Petition Of U. 81 uaines and others of
Ellsworth to prohibit Gshiag 10 Reeds pond be
tween October trst snd May first.
Petition Of John Ward aud others of Frye.
burg that taking OF trout from Ward brook
waters and ard pond be prohibited during
certain months In the year.
Bili. an act 10 ams nd section OF chapter
At Of the Private aud Special Laws OF ISIS for
the protection OF tron, ard handbook salmon in
the kaaseiey. south Beg and Kennebunk
streams.
Bill. an aet to prohibit the taking of nsh
from the Nedomak river.
Petition OF Herbert s. Rldlon ard others
tor an act additional to laws OF issp relate to
tAhing OF hrh from Srrctacls ponJ i.owu OF
Porter, county of osfoEd sfe,
Petition Harrison purgin and othsrs 10 pro
hibit fishing In Shepsrd'a river ami lts itibuta-
ries. also Little Luce aud ns tributaries.
r. titien Of X. I. Leighton and Others TO
amend .eetion 10 OF chapter 30 OF tho Revised
Statutes regarding the killing OF muskrat.
Petition Of L.. W. pu1ean Sud others Of
Northpert and liiacolnyille asking for bounty
seals.
Petition Of isaai Libby aud others of War
rem. fhomsstor and Gushing relating to the
taking aad selling az aruelts.
Petition OF y, L.. Prnneii and others TO re-
peal Special Laws OF $50 relating 10 close tirse
gu ioyejoy pond.
Bill, az act 70 protect land locked salmon
In the aedeuah pond In Knox county
Per Order,
b. q. uUpr, Neo'y,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-25

Mr.. Merritt L. Fernald, son Of President
NJ. c. Fernald, Of the Maine State College,
has recently received call to position a
assistant botsnist and hefbalist in Harvard
College. Mr.. FernAld, although. as yet,
but l6 years Of age and Freshman in the
State College, has made for himself name
in scientific circles. It has been his fortune
during the last two seasons to discover
and classify about thirty plants, which
were hitherto unknown in the fora Of
Maine, one or more Of which were entirely
new to science, and it may be said to the
credit of the young bosanist that it - in
consideration Of personal work and ability
regardless Of influential friends, that he
has been rendered position Of SO much
responsibility and honor. Young Fer
maid will leave for Cambridge the
latter part of next week, and will enter Q,
once upon the discharge Of his duties.
His work will be 50 arranged a. to enable
him to devote portion Of his time to such
studies as may be required to complete hi'
college course. 1t il certainly q remark.
ably hne outlook for one 80 young.
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Legal Affairs.

The legal Affairs COMMITTEES viii dive pGbiie
hearing at fheir room At the stats House. Augusta
% the following bills and petitioas
February III, at O'Clock In the AFTERNOON. on an
act to incorporate tho Peoples Prohibitory En-.
foroemsnt League Of Maine.
February AZ, at O'Clock in the afternoon, on
an act relating to Farmington Village Corpora
tion.
Dsti Ion Of Samuel Dixon and 70 others Of Elliot,
praying that the coaatY commandments OF forh
county BE- granted authority 10 lay Out highway
across tide waters.
February ~, al O'Clock in the afternoon, on
petition Of John ". sprasas snd " others 10 re
fund communications money paid by drafted men
during the rebellion
Fet 25, 1891. At 2 O'Clock In the afternoon, on
an act 10 incorporate the Poland and Minot W 1t
sr and Electric Light and Pogsr Co.
Feb ~. 1891. At O'Clock 10 the afternoon. on
an act TO amend ace II chap ~ Of the Revised
Statutes relating 10 ways.
Feb. as. 1891, at O'Clock In the afternoon, on
an act TO Incorporate the Hartiand Han Assooia
tioa.
Feb. rs, 1891, at Q O'Clock 10 the afternoon. on
petition Of Elias keens and 1911 others asking for
erection Of tombs tot thn burial Of deceased per
sons.
FEB. N. 1891, at 2 O'Clock 10 the afternoon. on
an act 20 anne nd an net establishing q municipal
court 10 the city Of WaieryiIie-
feb. ~. 1891, at O'Clock In the afternoon, on
"a act to amend SEQ a. OF chap 20 OF the Revised
btatatra relating to fnsoisent Debtors.
Feb 49, issi, al O'Clock in the afternoon, on
resolve in favor Of the town of Shirley
Feb. "a. 1881, at 9 O'Clock In the afternoon. on
an act regulating the appointment and tenure OF
oihee Of the police for the city OF Lewiston.
act to amend city charter Of the city Of Water
willie aboiishing common council.
Fer order OF the committee,
MoRaiIis N DREW. Beeretary.