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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-08-06

firm and trine down. August SOC; September
99C: December SlOlB. -,,
Corn-Spot steady and quiet No. 2 7ll2 to
7lSlc. Options down and stead. August oo1ac;
September, 66l2c December, 5Ic14. 90 ..,.,
Coffee-Optons steady and to 10 points
in advance. Sales, l,2jO bags. August 1922 10
GO September, 1855 to l5.7G December lS''o
TO 1880. Spot Rio steady at l0c e,,o.
Sugar-Raw firm and more active. oaleS,
2O59l bags and $50 hogsheads centnfugaE W
test at 5-l6 ,.o.
No. 7, 3Ssc; No. s, &c. No 9, 3l2: No. IT, zee;
No. y SIC: off A. 3 1916 to &c; mould A.. 47ac'
standard 4, also; confectioners' 4l2c; powdered,
Axe; granulated 41ac crushed, 4l2:
Molasses New Orleans qiet and firm
Rice-Quiet and firm.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS Aug. 4.-Wheat-The market
was nervous and unsettled at opening, dechne9
| &c recovered and lSc was added to price, solu
| off again and finally closed unchanged 10 Hc
| lower than yesterday.
| tember S634c December 30 to 9Obc bid
| COrn-Only an occasional trade was made, the
traders attention being drawn exclusively to
wheat; close was dull and unchanged, Ac below
No. 2 cash, 50 to sic; August, SIC; Sep
! tember 533sc year Ale asked; Jan. AZ, nominal
| Oats-Septcmber was in demand at an advance
of IA &c Spot grades in good demand.
No . cash 271ac; August 27kc; September
| 2656c.
Rye-Market up. No 2.66Ac bid.
Cornmeal-Lower at 500 to $50.
Whisky-Steady at III
Iron cotton tieS-Sl35 to SLID
Bagging-5A to 6@4c.
! Provisions quiet and easy.
| Pork-Sll.50.
Lard-Steady. S6.2j.
| Bacon firm and in good demand, ,.
Dry salt meats and boxed shOulders-1.3O TO
| $j.62R.
Longs-Sz1 10 to z15.
Ribs-S7.25 to $50
| Shorts-S737l2 TO AS.
| Bacon and boxed shoulders-&M
Longs-T62l2.
| RibS-L75.
| Shorts---SzS71i to 500
! Hams-Sl025 to 1900.
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, No., August 4-Whea;-Markel
stronger.
No. red cash, soc bid.
| Corn-Market steady.
No. cash, SIC
| Pork-BoXed, 1l.35.
Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders j.62ie; short
ribs Sides $50 long clear sides, 69G snort
clear sides, 7l2R
Breakfast bacon-S75
Lard-Reined, 635
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS Aug. 4.-R!ce, steady; ordinary
| to prime, 4l2G5SSc.
Coffee-Market dull. Rio, ordinary to fair,
| 1S019c.
Sugar-Raw, more active, easy. Sales 2OSi bags.
Centrifugal 96 test to Canada at 3Ns, 400 bags;
do to Philadelphia at 3 SIG; eX-ship $50 hhds;
Muscavado to Philadelphia at 2,s. refined, DUH,
easier. No. &, 3 1916; No. 7, 80; NO s, j ll-lG
| No. 9, 4as No TO- 3l2 No II, DIG.
Firm, fair demand.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-08-06
Crushed to Death.

Special to The Statesman.
BEAUMONT, Tex, July 4.-NMle
clearing up wreck on the Reliance
Lumber company's yards today car
fell over on switchman named Max
Pilmar and crushed him to death,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-08-06

English Female bittersis not q pe .;g
erage, but is powerful and un i.d1,
taxable female tonic, imp&rtlng llon
to impoverished blood, gives n ay'or
appetite, aids digestion and prone he
assimilation of food, strengthen : yi is
feeble, invigorates the chronic ana y
prompt and reliable in it's efisots'
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-08-06
Cheap Homes in Bee County. Tex,

We have divided 10000 acres into
small farms, which we are offering on
easy terms. viii build houses for
settlers when desired. Fine, healthy
climate, land rich and adapted to cot
ton, corn, vegetables and fruits. For
maps, circulars and full Information
free address Enterprise Land and Col
ouiZati0n company, Beeville, Tex.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-08-06
ST. LOUIS.

Wool-Receipts, 10000 pounds; shipments
663, 400 pounds; market is queter since the de-
parture of large mill buyers who were here
lately, but no change in price is to be noted
Unwashed bright medium, l9G22hc coarse
braid, l4021c low sandy 11G19c; fine light, l30
2lc: fine heavy l3G1Sc; tubwashed choice, Sic;
inferior, 2j029c.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-08-06
WOOL MARKETS.
GALVESTON,

GALVESTON Aug. 4-Unscoured-- Market quiet
and unchanged Spring, u months clip fine,
1914 20c: medium, 19d20c: fall wool, l7G2Oc: me-
dunn 1702Oc; Mexican improved 12G1jc; Next
can carpet, 12Gl3c Sales $4,000.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-08-06
GALVESTON COFFEE MARKET


steady and unchanged. Ordinary. 2Ol4c; good
ordinary, 2Oa4c; fair BIC; prime, 2ll2c; cordova
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-08-06

Standard, granulated, 4l2c do confectioners'
A. 44c; cubes 4a4c; powdered, 4$4c; crushed and
cut loaf, 55sc.
Wholesale grocers' quotations, l20s4c higher.
Grades omitted not in market.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-08-06
GALVESTON SUGAR MARKET.
GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, Tex, Aug. A. -Sugar-Market
closed quiet, steady, unchanged, No Louisiana
grades in the market. Choice white 4'8c do off
prime do, 47Sc; Off yellow -; choice seconds
=; prime seconds, =; fair seconds, -: COM
mon seconds, none.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-08-06
COTTON FUTURES.
COMPARATIVE sTATEMEN'

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT.
The following are the closing quotations for
cotton on the spot today at the leading markets,
together with the closing for middling yester-
day with tOday's sales:
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List of Letters.

Following is the list of letters remaining I'M
called for and advertised at the pOstOtCe al
Austin, Tex. for the week ending Aug. B. 1897
LADIES LIST
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-08-06

The declining powers Of old s asJ
NAV Ia wonderfully reouptrateq a a3,s
sustained blythe [.aily use OF ho0" :
Sarsaparilla.
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FOREIGN LIST.
Beniguns, NJ Mrs Nisse

BeAiguns, NJ Mrs Nissen, Louis
To obtain any of the letters the applicant must
say advertised, pay cent and give date of list.
Have your letters addressed to your street and
number Ifnot called for in ten days they will
he sent to the dead letter office at Washington,
d. {. j. Z. DEGREES, Z. NJ.
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO,


CHICAGO, August Misunderstanding. 1000
shipments, 1000. Steady to stronger Texans
225 to 8 6O natives $50 to 57j range steers, S3SO
G5.00 stockers 2.S0G210
Hogs-Receipts. 13OO0 shipments, 1000. Market
active, steado prime light higher. All grades,
4.5005.95
Sheep-Receipts, 6OOO shipments, $500 Market
steady Native ewes 3.5Oa I65 mixed and weth-
ers 47ja520; Texas 43OG4.6O; Westerns 44O0
400
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 4.-Cattle-Receipts, 300;
shipments, 500. Choice stears steady to lower
choice steers strong; steers 800 to SIS; stockers
and feeders LIS to 4.25. =.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000 shipments, 100 Market
weak and lower. All grades, 4.45@5.40.
Sheep-Receipts, $780, shipments 2OOO Mar.
ket steady. Native ewes, 35O@4.5G mixed
and wethers 4.70@5.35; Texans, 4254.6O.
western, 44O@L5O.
ST LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS Aug. 4.---Cattle- Receipts, 5000;
choice native steers 500 to 5.75: fair to good do
3.15 to 5.15. Texans and Indians 200 TO 800 can
ners, 1.60 to 2.2O
Hogs Receipts, 1900 shipments 900. Market
stronger. Prices ranged, 10 to $50.
Sheep Receipts, 1900 shipments, 900. Mar
ket steady; fair to desirable. Muttons 800 to
$50.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-08-06
COTTON MARKETS.
SPOT COTTON.

AUSTIN.
AUSTIN, Tex, Aug. 4.-Local quotations are
nominal as follows:
Good Ordinary. ga Good Middling.. SA
Low Middling $500. Middling Fair. S1s
Mlddlng ..,....,.... OtSI
LIVERPOOL
Holiday on account of bank holiday.
NEW YORK
Spot cotton closed quiet and unchanged.
Ordinary. ....... 54 Mddling ........ l5-lj
Good Ordinary. 1-16 Good Middling.. 9l3
Low NIiddling.. 1916 Middling Fair. 10Ss
NEW ORLEANS
Spot cotton closed steady and unchanged.
Low Ordinary. 53s Middling ........ "a
Ordinary ........ S 1915 Good Middling.. l1-l6
Good Ordinary ZIG Nliddling Fair. 95s
Low Middling. rs
GALVESTON.
Spot cotton closed quiet at yesterdays quota
lions.
Low Ordinary. 52s Mddling -. "a
Ordinary 49,. SIS Good Middliug SIS
Good Ordinary 5-lG Mddling Fair.
Low Middling. 1-l6
Sales ..-.,...,...'.'.. 800 ~ paeS
Shipment coast wise. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. - baies
Home consumption ................. - Daies
STOCK -. 49,. '''''''''''''''' flo' paes
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NEW YORK

New ToRB, Aug 3.-Wheat-spot, irreg u
lar and steady. No. red, 9sE to leo Option
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-08-06

who was seen near the door.
The Judge stated that if the meet
ing was for the purpose of discussing
the spirit actuating the law he would
DO but spectator. A plank in the
last state Democratic platform called
for stringent laws against alien own
ership Of lands, so did the last ma.
tional Republican platform, and il
might perhaps be found somewhere
in the third party. After an expansive
peroration he said that whatever
nigh come he wanted no repetition
of irish landlordism here. He was
not, no yever in sympathy with the
present meeting, and he thought Aus.
tin ought to move slowly.
A - the alien land law itself, he
ma ed for Il, it Is tue, bu. he had
only al it thoroughly in the last
few lrs. He had gone to the legis-
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TOWNS.

Committee on Towns met ami made the fol
owing assignments
Petition II Is. G. Adams and 55s others OF
Camden, asking for division Of town Of Cam
den Hearing assigned for February 5rd ut Z
O'Clock r NJ.
Psetltion of W. J Eoss and 70 others ia
-traghten and restore town line between
Brighton and Athens Hearing assigned for
February 10th al O'Clock 7
Petition Of Geo. W. ii. Watts and ~ other-
10 b. set of from JOpesboro and Jonrsport
Hearing assign d for Feb u at sP NJ.
Petit of benj IL Towe and SO other,
that portion Of trystM Plantation be sci of
aud At ne xed TO the town OF sherman. Hearing
assigned for FED. II nj ; T. ".
Petition o. II H. Hobbs and 10 others to
change boundary lice of Berwick AID Sonti
Berwick, with bin accompanying Fearing
1ssigped for H. h " at : T.
P.ts lou uf Mark Marshall and Others to set
Of certain parts OF Cushing aud anne tn. saint
- Ihoma.ton aud straighten the liue between
-aip .wns Hearing assigned for Feb. 10th. Z
O'Clock Z ",
z, ion Of oliver Mou ton Of Randolph, ~
be- st n from the town OF said Randolph and
annrx - the town OF fittstoD or Chelsea
Hearing assigned for Fob ltu. T. NJ.
Pc iiiuH OF l. cius Bartlett 20 be set of No.
Wy Village corporation. Hearing signed for
Feb 18Th, Z. NJ
Petition of Nelson Campbell and others
that pat OF he town Of Canton be taken from
satd town nd annexed TO the town of Jay
Hearing assigned for Feb 18th, 20 =. Nj.
c.. Huron, t5.c'y
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Publications Received

TIE Atlantic Monthly for February.
gContains unpublished letters of CHARLES
and Mary Lamb. Boston; Houshton,
Mifflin Co.
The Arena for February. Leading
articles are: New Discoveries on the
Planet Mars; Consumption Cnrss and
Microbes; The Farmer. the Investor and
the Railways Boston; The Arena Pub
fishing Company.
Prof. koch's Method to Cure Tubercu,o.
sis Translated from ,ha German of DR..
Max Birnbaum. By DR. Frank Brendecke.
Milwaukee, Wis, Ii. f. Haferkorm.
Price paper covers, IS cts cloth bind
ing. sl.o0.]
The Forum for February [ Closes
Volume ten OF this able Review. New
York: The Forum Publishing Company.
St. Nicholas for February. A pretty
number with special Valentine features. |
New York: The Century Company.
The Magazine of American History. for
February. Has q portrait Of Sir Roderick
L Mufchison, and articles on The Demand
for Education in American History; An
tiquiry of Carriages, ard the Emigration
from New England 10 New Brunswick in
1868. New York: Mrs. Martha J. Lamb
The Andover Review for February.
With an article on The I3es1 College Edu-
cation, ard one on The Matthusian Idea in
Population, presenting fac smile of letter
from Hon. W. E. Gladstone, Boston :
HouVhton, MI tilin < Co.
Lippineotl's Magazine for February
The lorg story in this Issue is "A Wave
Of Life" by Clyde Fitch Philadelphia
]. Z. Lippincott Company.
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The conmlttee Interior waters have a.
seusd bearings upon bills and petitions referr
Ing to them foass
An Act grantins Henry W. Tucker of Watert He
the control of On island on Mcdonald pend also
An Act granting Henry Tucker OF WRteryle
the right Of conveying passengers and pleasure
parties on the waters Of ae-fu,nak pond, hearing
appointed for Jan. ". a. ; oclocs 7 Vi.
Petition of Geo, Is Staples and others for an
act of Incorporation to Improve Swift river and
It's tributaries, also
Petition OF Henry W, Park sad others in aid of
above petition. u so
Bill, an Act "a incorporate the Swift River I'm
pfovemcat Go. Hearing assigned for Jan. a. At
$50.
Ga Biil, an Act TO authorize the construction Of
highway on the wat RI Of MCosrhead lake.
Hearin& assigned for Jan. -, 1T O'Clock y NJ.
Bill. Rn Act entitled act to authorize the
Lake Hebron Navigation Co TO navigate Lake
Hebron, Hearieg assigned for Jan. ~, ct $50
= n.
For Thursday. FEB. S, at O'Clock 7. NJ. On pc.
ttiou of T. Piumner and others for right 10 tp-
prove Yves, Branch OF Fills river and its tribG;a-
ries.
Petition OF W {. Holwsy and others for rcvis-
Ions Of the tolls OF the Machias Boom Corporation
Hearing assigned for Thursday, Feb s. st2 o clock
r. n.
An Act to incorporate The Webb River Improve
nentCo. The heSring Sssigned fer thursday. fcb
5, AT O'Clock l.. N.
BY order Of tho committee.
A. II. TornAS, see'y.
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Jadiciarg.


Feb .. z A. ".
Upon an a., 70 prevent bribery and 70 pro
vide for the distribution Of Official envelope
Tor state. county, city, town and plantation
elections
Feb it,2P.M.
Upon an &c; to incorporate the South Goulds
b0r0 Water Co.
Petition Of e. c. Hatclin. and others for
charter rs eirind-tone Neck " later Co.
Feb u 2 l.. ~.
Upon az act 10 authorize Charles q. Perry
and others to erect psrs and beams in ARGOS
took river.
Feb 10 n N.
Upon act 10 amend chapter y, Revised Stat
IT feiatlng to payrnent Of fines.
Feb FER N.
Upon act 20 incorporate the Northern
Main shaver Molecular TelephUEe and Tele
graph Co.
Ace TO incorporate the Central Maine oha
yer Molecular Telephone and telegraph Co.
Act 70 incorporate 4 hospital in the city oi
Bangor.
Act TO Incorporate the Van Buren, Electric
Light 60.
Act 70 incorporate the Van Buren, water Co
Feb. Is. : y. M
Act to provide for the registration of vital
Statistics.
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''H0." said 3 we'll known statesman, II
shall never believe that woman has the
proper Judgment ard sense to cast ballot,
or interfere in politics, while che is so
seak-minded as to passiyely suffer. year
after year, from diseases peculiar to females,
when every newspaper she picks up, tells
Of the merits of DR.. Pierce's Favoiite Pre-
seription. Not to take advantage CT this
remedy is certainly an indication of mental
weakness.
There is q wholesome kernel of truth
iaside, the rough shell Of this ungallsnt
speech. The "Favofite Prescription" is
invaluable in all uterine troubles, infiam.
nations. uleerstions, displacements, ner-
vous disorders, prostration. exhaustion, or
bysterix. For run .dOwn, worn-out women,
no more strengthening tonic or nervine is
known. jan26d&wfolfm
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Railroads and Telegraphs,

The committee on railroads and telegraph.
have as-i ned hearings on bills and petition
r. TERED 10 them As follows
"Wednesday. February 9Th. o'clock 7 NJ.
An net 10 mco pnrate the Rockiand. Thorn
aston n Camden Street Railway.
On petition to tase incorporated the Ban
gnr, Orono & trasic X. K
act TO sme - elton and Of chaptsJ
q Of the Il. vised Statutes relating to common
Carriers
An act 10 incorporate the kcnnebee anc
FRANK lin X ,lwny.
An act 10 amend chapter AIS of the Private
aud special Lava of 1850
februar 18th. 3 o'clock T.. 81
On petition to haze Incorporated street
railway Company in Bar Dor.
". NJ. AVER, See'y.
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Taxatien.

A putlic hearing viii be given on the hssin0
system. STATE assessors and income tax ana poi
tax tn representatives Hal, Tuesday. Feb. s. 8;
80 q ".
Taxaiieu of mortgages and timber lands
"Wednesday F.h T.
steam aud street railroads., telegraphs, iele
phones and exnrs sses-Tha sasv. F.e
Savings hauks, eNea~t n, collateral iEherii
snres-iu sdsy keb
Co para.ior snd franchise tsNss-wedne- day
Etb IL.
El-c rio light. gas water AID insurance IN
nanies-t huf-dsy. Feb, Il
TxK.y JOHNSON. See'y.
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ADJUSTMENTS

Lovers Of music in this city have rare
treat in store 10 the concert to be given BY
the Rubinstsin Club. Under the direction Of
Mr.. Geo. Lowell Tracy. who will 10 70
London for study next spring, the club has
made wonderful proficiency during the pass
few months; and its services are already
being sought by the musical people Of
Massschusstts. Mrs. Tracy, the sopfsso'
has -oics Of rare quality and Mr.. Kufss
Of the Boston Symphony viii take the violin
solo parts. First violin will be taken by
Mr.. B. II. Dinsiey. who was . pupil "
Berlin, Germany, under Prof. Herr Mossf
Of the Royal Conservatory. Miss Louise
NJ. Callahan, who accompanies the club y
reader, 10 possessed Of high and Ans qusi'
tiles; while Miss Blanche Dinslsy. pississ'
q student Of Prof. Barth. u the Befhs
Royal Conservatory. has few supefiors .
IN accompanies in New England.
The Rubinsteins sppear ct Meonisn HAN
Wednesday evening. Feb. 4. They shesid
have full house.
Wealth crowds poverty Of he gfase
stand Ct the horse race. Bot BFusssas sess'
through merit alone, 10 cfowdins ~ oss6
soaps out Of vasbssb socisty.
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WedA~sday, Feb s. 1T . s'e,sck. r ~,
Tn p~fition o. Dssid 8. AcKfsny AID others
fer an~E9nsna q he law % less regulating
tad rrs'rietinz the takzas Of srneats in sheep
Same cate and tin.e On petition Of n g.
Iho1 - and csa<rs 10 DFesenr the eacrhtrz OF
ass Ia lake AnA<sTnn.icssk and trf5zsaIies, IN
Canton, eonDty Of Oxford
saans dass snd siize- On Petition o. Josiah
Chute and ottss-s. with bill accompanying, 70
Drnaiois The su3fnz II Iaaf tucked salmon from
- ~s'srs os fssana road for TIE term OF are
came date and sac. On petition of AsfsA-
tss = a.isoe and Others sos asf veista The town
Of eiinSldSs, xfsk is3 aeconranyi1g-
Zane date and iiEse Ua Petition OF II " :.
fofs@tt and otbers 20 Dcnnt Augustus AeLnin
the right 20 u.aint ain \ Ash trap ca kefafiaad
ys9n6 5 nas bay. Bristol
y. Hath as' others 10 prevent the dampfng 4
hss .sa' tafo the .atsrs Of the Day al Addison
and Jonesyort.
Grind j and other. Of ,he town Of f-noe-co'
for Ire F.peai = % nnrch Of cesrssr 2e9 % tie
public laws Of isss a. reiares 20 W.hsso~ stream
In the town Of P~E0s~cos.
sane Aats anst tiaae. On pesttion Of J. G.
Hitchcock ssd oth-rs for 5 lac 70 prohibit the
taking - $50 its In Dam ,ffscotta riTsY bstzesn
Oct. fat aDd April ist-
same egtp md time On p~tltion o. James
". Treat and othsfs. pseyins for the passaze Of
ata~ xisinx eoHaty for the dsstrue:oa Of
seais.
ara r Egad EFT ant'other.. iah4bis4ats Of y
easseft. requesting traf th- lay. u ssy rem SIN
a. fhsy Gss ~ regards the takisR u snsel from
sbespseot river.
sans@ eats snd time On petition Of joseph
SNOW 70 prevent ihs slaughter CT der In
Caribou
"Wednesday. F.,,- II. AT 2 O'Clock, r. NJ
On petition Tor he rsp.al 1f sss;foass 2, ).
and 8. sbapt.r fsg Of the Private and Special
Laws Of 1850. rsixtfag 10 the taking Of oas.
frors Aiasesoxerf ersek.
gaF. aafa. ..,.fs 81 E.t1t IN S-g
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COMMITTEE HEARINGS.
Judiciary.

The Judiciary committee VII CIV. paeaie hear
isss At their room, at state House. Anxusts fol
y slsr Company.
tsb. txtb. ? r "
% a petition Of Caribou Water Co. for
amendment Of ehartsr.
Petition Of Harrington Water Co. for re-
nsvxi Of charter.
Feb zP.u ...-...
Aaaet 70 provide for priatins and sistfi5at
ing baiio.s At paoi.e sspense. add TO regulate
voting Tor STATE aid city elections.
Feb. 10. Ann
practitioners Of dental surgery and to regulate
The praeties Of dentistry 10 the State Of haiae
Fob. IL. zrh
An act 70 authorize Judge. Of court. Of pro
bste and insolvency 70 Employ stsnosraphefs in
hearing aad g minasions-
For Jan. 9Th. sP
On petition Of the city Of Bath for addition
nj powers relating 10 ~harves.
On order upon expedis neY Of changing pres
sBt methods Of pabh.hing Maine reports.
On petition Tor charter for Oriand Electric
Light Power Co.
for charter for housam water 4 Electric Light
Tor FEB sd.2p.M
On act relating 10 drains and common sew
srs In city Of koekland.
On at 20 amend sections B. 10 and IS Of city
charter Of kockland.
On act TO authorize city Of Bangor to fund a
portion Of ia indeotedness.
Bill 10 incorporate Phillips Water and
Electric Co.
Petition Of the Bangor Gas Light Co, for
ext.ntiob Of charter.
For FEB hh, 2 r N.
An act 20 amend chapter 87s Of Puzzle Laws
OF lss5 snt tied ian act TO prevent incompstsn nj
persons from conducting business as apothe-
carries"
tass OF the town OF Cape Elizabeth.
For FEB. ii. 2P. NJ.
Upon No net to incorporate the PittsneId
Water and Electric Company,
For Feb l2,h, NJ.
hitting logs cut In Maine 10 be- Manufactured
In Gas ada
Upon petition of J. ID league and 81 0 hers
for pas ass OF law requiring counties TO build
and maintain tho great bridges within their
limit.
Upon petition OF ovefseers Of Caribou for
change In fKup@r Laws.
Upon petition Of DR.. Thomas Htli and
others for inun,c pal suffrage for women,
Feb Z. Is'i. a; ocioek y. NJ
lpo Act to amend On 81, Laws Of 1857, en-
tilted "An Act 10 SIMPLY the town Of Baessport
with water.
Feb. II. ZP VI.
Upon Petitions for the Equalization of the acts
of Camp Beuson Association.
feb. u, e-P-
pom petition OF John shoenbar and Others
for ihevrpora ion of stunts Pond alter Co. Tor
In. purpose Of supplying the town Of Limoine
with
Feb II P VI
tpoa sxpcdienoy OF creating lien for ia.
protection Of per ons 10 iurni-h supplies for
IogsngOr numbering operations, 10 secure pay
meat Tor snpp les ~ urnisned.
Feb. D. ar
Upon an act 70 ame nd chapter SO. Of Priva,e
and sseet u i.nws OF 1871. en- TIED ian act to
supply the town Of buoksport with water"
~ order of tas cJMmittse,
FEAskLts G. PAYsoN, Secretary
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-30
Personals.

The Misses Robinson OF Newcastle is
visiting 10 the city.
Mr.. A. X. Burrill, merchant from
Weeks Mills was in the city yesssrday.
Mrs. Lsvins Gardner Of vsssslbofo Y
visiting her daughter Mrs. d. W. Ward.
Mrs. X 4. Graves Of Portland. chief
clerk Of the railway mail service, va 10
the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Walker. Of Auburn,
we're present at the funeral OF Mrs. Marta
Ellis. Witch occurred yesterday afternoon.
James A. 3osrdman. ESQ. Bangor,
alternate member on the State Worlds Fair
Commission, was in the city yesterday On
business of the commission.
Mr.. Harry Biselow left yesterday morn
ing for Annapolis. Md, where he will tsks
q four months course At st. Johns Uoivsf'
sity and then tBter the y. 8 Naval Acsd.
envy, 70 which he hiss been appointed.