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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-10
Legal Affairs.

The legal affairs committee Will give public
hearing AZ their room At the State House, Augusta,
on the following bills and petitions
Feb 30, 1871. at O'Clock in tn. afternoon on
act TO Incorporate the Augusta CitI Hospital.
Feb. II. ispi at O'clock 10 the afternoon. on
an act 20 amend the eiarter of the Bangor Elcc-
tric Light aud Power 60.
Feb II, lsai, at O'Clock in the afternoon on al
act TO amend See !. chap 2ii OF Public Laws OF
1855 relating to citizenship OF the soldiers al
rogus.
Feb H. isgi, at : o'clock in tn, afternoon, on
petition OF Samuel ". Lane an 03 others for
anne ndmeut. OF charter Of city of Augusta.
Feb. II, is9l, ~ ? O'Clock In Z &c afternoon on
an aet TO amend paragraph 10 OF sec of chap
relating TO licenses to sell estatet of resident
Feb. 10. 1891, at O'Clock ia Il e afternoon. an
Act TO legslise and make valid the acts OF the
town OF Scarborough.
Feb 10. tsql, At O'Clock in no afternoon, on
petition OF the seleetmen and other citizens OF
starks TO make legal the dcings Of the town OF
Feb. IL, ls9l, at o'clock in the rdternoou, an
set TO amend acc. u OF chap. "a OF Revised
Statutes, relating to wills made in other states
and counties.
Feb. u, 1871. at 2o'elock in til afternoon,
an &C. to amend sec q, chap. as, Revised
Statutes, ~ heretofore amended. rsls ting to thc
distribution OF property OF decreased e-sons.
Feb T. issl at O'Clock in the a ternoon. an
act to amend sre. 81. chap 70, Revis ID Statutes,
relating TO insolvt ney proceedings.
FEB. Il. iss,. a. O'clock Ia the 81 srgnoon. an
act to make valid the organization Al d doings OF
of the First Uniyersslist society In ~ Town,
Feb. II. isai, at O'Clock in the a teruoon. on
petition to legalse the doings of Ok. ord village
corporation.
February 10th. .ssl, at 2 O'Clock in the after
noon, on petition % +. W. Ellis and others for
corporate rights in matter Of mann atturers OF
agricultural implements.
February u. lsei II O'Clock in the afternoon.
on an act TO amend sec Is of chap Al. Revised
s'stuss. in relation 10 surveying of lu ,neer.
February L.. is9l. ST : O'Clock IN the afternoon,
on an act to protect the owners of cities. etc,
used in The sale of soda water, etc.
Per order OF the committee
MORRILL, N. DREW, Secretary.
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We sere su ing those Republicans who
opposed ths n.n,i iatiou of Gov. BurIeigh
for the only reason that We sincerely be-
iisved that Lair Political dealings would
have given the nomination to Gov. Marble.
But majority Of the Republicans of Maine
selected him ~ their standard bearer and
the people elec:ed him 6 chief magistrate.
Thai be has made an honest Governor and
has administered the affairs Of the State
faithfully and with ability We believe can
not be denied by the unprejudiced.
We therefore regret to see certain news
papers Of the State attempting to assaii his
yell earned reputation for integrity - 3
public servant by intimations that he did
something wong in accepting comrrehen-
sion for his services as member OF the
State House Commission while holding the
Office Of Governor. We believe there is
nothing in these ''chsrgesp from eiihsr .
legal, equitable. moral or logic a standpoint.
He WAS placed UPON this commission by An
set Of the State without even seeking for II.
He 10 just - fairly and clearly entitled to
receive pay for his labors under that COM
mission ~ he would have been to have
received fees from his county if the
Supreme Cours had appointed him referee
in lsw case.
The Governors time when not engaged
in his official duties 10 his own. II law
yer, be practices in court; if farmer, he
attends to tanning aud 90 on. 1he Legis-
lsture sppointed him to ,ransac. some
State business as entirely sepais.e snd dis
tinct from his duties Is Governor as it
would be for lawyer il Governor to attend
to 4 Ia xsuit for the state in the courts. To
say tha, in either case he is rot entitled to
pay because he happens to be the Execu-
tive, is as absurd and ridiculous as 10 say
that he csunos saw his own wood, which he
really ought to do ulder the present mesgye
and inadequate talary which be receives. 1
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Interior Waters.

The committee interior waters have rs
signed hearings upon bills and petitions REFER
ing to them rs follows:
For Thursday, Feb. Y. O'Clock r. H. petition
Of Is. +. j. Weston for charter to maintain boom
| in hHunebec river between towns of Arson and
Madison.
For Thursday, Feb. II. O'Clock 2. NJ. petition
OF Manufacturing Investment Co. for same.
For Thur-day, Feb u, 3 p. NJ, petition of Fred
A Cramp aud Others of Chesterville, asking for a
law 10 prevent the throwing OF waste, etc, into
| Little sorridkew0ok stream.
For Thursday, Feb. 49, at O'Clock =. NJ 4,
petition OF W. II. Cunif and others. asking
charter TO corporation to be known as Inc
| Madawaska Log Driving Co.
| For 1hur-day, Feb. -, at O'Clock 2. NJ, bill
an act concerning boomagr rights at Rumford.
For Thursday, Feb. ", at 40 O'Clock T. NJ, an
| act TO amend act to incorporate the Thorn
| Brook Dam Co.
| For Thursday. Feb. %. at O'Clock p. NJ ,
| petition Of Ftancis Marquis and Others for char
Ter for mill dam a Long lake on Fish river.
For Thursday, Eeb. u. O'Clock L. NJ, petition
| Of PlscAtaquis fail4 Pulp Paper Co for author
ity to erect piers and booms in Penobseot river.
| For Thursday, Feb 10, O'Clock r. M. petition
| of 5kowhegan Board Of Trade for appointment OF
commissioner by the Governor to survey the Ken
| nebcc river with view to increase its capacity
for manufacturing purposes.
For Thursday Feb 49, o'clock p. NJ, petition
OF ROh"rt D0h-ou It ais. for Incorporation of
Douglass Dam Water Power Co.
For thursday. Feb. ~. o clock i. NJ, Bill an
act TO Incorporate the Austin Stream Dam Co.
For Thursday. Feb a. O'Clock r. NJ, petition
Of Samuel Low for charter for line of steamers on
fenohscnt river between the village of Montague
! 10 town of Enfield and Old Town.
For Thursday Feb 20, O'Clock p. NJ, bill an
ACT entitled IAN act to authorize the Lake Hebron
Navigation Co to navigate Lnke Hebron"
FOR Thursday Feb 20. o clock Y. NJ, petition
m act to amend the act Incorporating the Malta
wamk,ag log Driving Go.
For Ihursday. Feb o. O'Clock p. NJ an act
10 authorize Beniamin A. swasey TO navigate
Lake Annhssaguuicoos.
FOR Thursday Feb %, O'Clock P N, petition
Of " NJ Jones ct ais. for charter for line Of
steamers on Psnobscot river between the towns
of Il rwland and Old Town
For hur sday. Feb, 26. O'Clock r. NJ petition
| OF j. " Burke " ais asking that the charter of
| the MattawaHksaR Log Drisiug Co. be amended.
BY order OF the committee.
A Ii. ToINAS, Sec'y.
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o. B. HUNT. Secretary.
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Towns.

Committee on Towns met and made the fol
lowing Assignments:
Petition Of w. j. Foss and 20 others to
straighten and restore town line between
Brighton and Athens. Hearing assigned fol-
February 10Th at O'Clock +. NJ.
Petition OF Geo. W. ii. Watts and as others
TO be set OFF from Jonesboro and Jonesport
Hearing assigned for Feb. IL at Y. NJ.
Petition OF BENZ IL. Towie and So others
that portion Of Crystal Plantation be set of
and annexed to the town of Sherman. Hearing
assigned for Feb. II al Z. NJ.
Petition OF Ii. II. Hobbs and 10 Others to
change boundary line of Berwick and South
Berwick, with bill accompanying Hearing
Assigned for Feb. II at L. NJ.
Petition OF Marx Marshall and others TO set
OF certain parts Of Gushing and annex the same
10 Thomaston. and straighten the line between
said towns. Hearing assigned for Feb. 10th, 2
O'Clock +. N.
Petition of Oliver MoultoD of Randolph. to
be get OF from the town OF said Randolph and
annex TO the town of Pittston or Chelsea.
Hearing assigned for Feb. 18th, 2P. NJ.
Petition of Lucius Bartlett to be set OF Nor
way village corporation. Hearing assigned for
Feb 18th, z. NJ
Petition of Nelson Campbell and others.
that part Of the town of Canton be taken from
said town snd annexed to the town of Jay
Hearing assigned for Feb. l3th, $50 r. Ii.
CA. TILToy, Sec'y.
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Education.

Tho committee on education will give public
hearings In the school supe;intendent's room, a
State House, "a follows.
Feb. II, isgi.
iGn ~ titiou in favor OF Erskinc school.
ON resolve In favor OF Somerset Academy.
Newcastle.
On petition asking aid for Limington Academy
On resolve for Paris Hin Academy.
On resolve in favor or Maine Wesleyan Ac
ademy and Female College.
on petition in favor Of Harrison Piper in aid
of MAttapawcook Academy.
Bill, an act 20 provide for the election OF a
school committee and superintendent of school.
for the town OF Skowhegan.
On petition praying that the doings OF the town
Of skowhegan in relations to schools be made
valid.
Feb. II.
An act to incorporate Higgins Classical Insti
tate.
For Feb ~
Petition OF 4. +. Grinde and others in favor Of
an act to incorporate school In Bluehi, 10 b.
known ns the George stevens Academy.
For Feb. 10.
Petition Of T. s. Burns and others, asking for
the passage of a bill 20 regulate the election Of
school committees in the town of Westbrook
Petition of Ira W. Davis and others, prayiug for
the establishment of \ normal school at East
Curinth.
On order to allow towns to draw money from
the public schools and apply to academies.
For Feb. Is.
On petition of Samuel j. Bridge and others for
Incorporation of Bridge Academy.
Al act TO provide for the education of youths In
orineorporated plantations and townships.
Petition OF Joseph +. Snow, President OF the
Bangor Humane Society, for amendment OF law
relating 10 school teachers.
Jan. -, 1921. F.W- KEEGAN, See'y.
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Fisheries and Game.

Wednesday, Feb. II, at . o'clock, r. NJ
and s. chapter t63 Of the Private and Special
Lave OF ISIS, relating 20 the taking of bass
from W !nnegapce creek
nlsts the taking Of hsh from Kezar Pond, Frye
burg. oxford county.
Same date and time. On petition OF John
Emerson Cove, Penobscot river, town Of How
land.
Same date and time. On petition OF Geo
II. Smith and others 10 prohibit the taking OF
land locked salmon, trout and togue from the
sqGaw Pan lake In Aroostook county. for pc
Rod Of two years.
Atwood and others to prevent the taking of fish
and Min0t.
Same date and time. On petition of An
drew u. Wiley and others of st. George and
South fhomastOn. Knox county, praying for u
change in the lobster law.
Same date and time. On petition Of Gil
man &. Ware and others of Addison, Washing
ton county, praying for change in the lobster
law.
Same date and time. On petition of Gil
more Emery and others, TO prohibit taking nsh
from Symm's pond. town OF SeWheid. for three
years.
Same date and time. On petition of J. +
DuntoH and Others OF Bo0thbay Harbor for the
repeal Of SECTION II. chapter 40, relating 10 mi
grating FISH; and all other petitions and remon-
-trancrs referring TO the same can have hear
Ing.
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The committee On uay. zaA BRIGGS hase =.
sired heastzgs spcn petitions 81 bfus referred
2 sfsn - fossc-s:
Petition Of B. y. Csos1n m othefs asktne
aid to repair bridges In Naevaaoe Plantation
An act 70 authorize the Inhabitants Of the
bridge sesoss the waters Of Rs.hiford Islssd
Fss. zoSso. II.
Petition Of the ssIsesmen Of the town Of
Ssilnouta and Others. PRAYING TO be relieved
Jrosa maintaining ard kssping In repair tson
bridge constructed aersss the Presanpscos rissri
IN said town
Feb. E.-So. Il
Petition Of J. L. Smith and Others, eltfTens
Of Oicseyn, asking for rsveTsion OF Oidtowr
bridge 70 the State " Maine
Feb. 10 No Il.
Petitioa Of Z. s. Baker sd others. In aid 0.
baiadins bridge over Austin stream In Bins
Feb. s6-Se. Il
Pe,it0a Of George Later and others Of No
]. Range, W. e. 4 plantation, asking fof al
appropriation for routes and bridges
Petition Of J Q. wheeiwrizht and others o.
Bangor, fer an appropriation for bridge across
the Prnobseot river At or near the noath Of Pts
ea;a9ai. river, il said county OF Penooseot.
Pe.i.ion Of 4. X. Mckay and Others, assinz
aid Ia maintxing bridge across the Aroostoos
river In the town Of Ashland
Feb l0.--so. H.
Petition Of or an act to amend section II
chapter Is. Of the Reyised Statutes, relating to
~Sjs.
Feb. % No Is.
Petition Of vs.. II. Libby ana others Of Mat
fayzmkeas, asking State aid for building q
bridge ACROSS the Fenoeseot RIVER, In the town
Of Winn or Matchmaking.
Fets. 2f--Sc- 10.
Petition Of citizens Of Anegash. asking aid
for building road and bridge in Alegash-
Feb. 2f-x0. u.
Petition Of James A. stroat and others. for
p~ru.ission 70 build bridge across tide water
10 town Of ksnnebankport.
FEB. zf---so. ~.
Bill. al ACT TO reyise the provisions OF chap
ter s37, Of the Private and Special Laws OF leis
and additional thereto, relating 10 free bridge
acfoss spraes Greek. In the town Of Kittery.
Feb. Zs-So. u.
Petition Of the inhabitants o. Van Bnfen
Hamlia and Cyr for appropriation in aid Of
building bridge across the -. John River al
Van Bgfen.
Feb. 27.--So. a.
Petition Of II. Q. sweetiand Of South fhom
aston and others, requesting the enactment OF
law reqHiringethe several counties 20 build the
large bridges within their counties.
FEB. Mo- IS
Petition Of Charles N. Rogers and other.
Of Eowlasd. LAfirange, Passadumkeag. Lowell
and Greenbush for bridge across piseataqui'
river near the mouth
II. y. GOULD, Secretary.
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Mercantile Affairs and In sursuee.

The committee on merea ntiie afai r. and iusur
asoe will give public hearings at ! h<Sr room IL
State House, Augusta, on the follow mig bills anC
petitions;
Feb. ttth, ut O'Clock L. NJ.
Petitions in favor Of a law obiigi as tire iusur
ance Companies doing basiness in tfas State 70
Issue eniF Massachusetts, Standard Policies.
Same date Btu act 10 ams I'D sections q
and "A OF chapter ~ OF the Revised Statutes. real
Ing TO insurance agents and broke ~
Same date: Petition OF j. l.. n eSS and other.
to anna nd section ~ of chapter ~ az the Revised
Statutes. relating TO insurance ag ats and brokers
Same date BIZ an act to incor Hsrase the orien,
Mutual Ala Association.
Same date Bal an act 10 ince fzsorte the Persis
Insurance Company
Same date Bill an act to Sc f:serize the New
snsiAnd Live Stock insuranc Company to dc
business In this State.
Feb 18TH at ) O'Clock 2. NJ.
Bill an act additional TO chs kfer ~ Of the Re
wise statutes relating TO sed policies and III,
payment Of losses by fire inst rance eompanies
Same date. Petition OF & ecrre G. Wing aue
others for Incorporating assessment sosiety.
BY order OF the CON rststtee,
CAY LAasroy, Secretary.
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State Lands.

The committee on State lands and State roads
will give public hearings at the Land Agents
room at State House rs follows:
For Friday, Feb. 18th, Z. NJ.
Petition of +. T. Pennock and others for aid
in building bridge across Magslloway river in
Lincoln Plantation. Oxford county.
Petition OF Vital Thbodeau and others ask
ing an appropriation to help build road In towns
Of Madawaska and Grand Isle.
Resolve in favor of Charles p. Allen.
Resolve in favor OF Charles o Randall.
Memorial asking for aid in building bridge
at Fort Kent.
Petition OF +. 7. Viles and others for aid
in repairing road leading out of Flagstaff
through Dead river. Jerusalem and Highland
plantations.
Petition of Joseph Madore for appropria-
ton for building road in Crystal plantation.
EUGENE CLARK, Sec'y.
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Commerce.

The committee on commerce will give public
hearings as follows:
Friday, Feb. l3, O'Clock T. NJ.
Upon petition o. jeremiah Jones to incor
porate the Castine and Brooksville Steam Ferry
Co.
Upon petition of Mayor Charles f. Patter
and others of the city of Bath for additional
powers relative to the control of the tide water,
OF the kennebec river.
February Is. at O'Clock r. NJ.
Upon a communication from the Dominion
of Canada in relation TO the joint passage of q
law to prohibit the throwing of sawdust ant
other waste into the river from the sawmill
Situated upon the st. John river and its tribu
taries.
Friday. Feb. 20. ppm
Upon petition of stockholders OF Kennebunl
river TO amend their charter relative to cosin;
its gates.
Upon petition of W. NJ. Walker to build
wharf into the tide waters at York, Maine.
G. +. GUPTILL, Sec'y.
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Labor.

The labor committee hsye made the following
change for their public hearings:
Feb. II, ZIP. NJ.
An act TO repeal chap. sos OF Public
Laws of 1889, an act relating to the employ
ments OF labor.
Petition 10 amend chapter 1874 of Public
Laws, relating to fortnightly payments OF
wages, which hearing was assigned for today,
Feb. T. 1891, hereby give notice that the same
will have i;s hearing on Feb. II, 1891.
Feb. II
An act to repeal chap 3G3 of Public Lava
OF lisp, entitled an act relating to employments
Il W. LEvEQuE, see'y.
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EDITORS TABLE.
1.-THE Grsatest Thing In the VOrld,"

1.-THE Grsatest Thing In the vVOrld,''
Prof. Drummond's famous address on
Love the Supreme Gift" sometimes
called 1.-THE Greatest Thing ia the World"
which has had a wonderfully large sale at
So cents copy, aud has undoubtedly done
great deal of good, is now published by
Alden, unabridged, in large Plea type, for
three cents. IL ought, now, to circulate
by the million. The same publisher issues
Drummond's Natural Law in the Spiritusl
World" in large type, fire "halfseal'
binding, for 80 cents. plus postage, 10
cents. These are two items characteristic
Of the l32-page catalogue. which is sent
free on request, by the publisher, JOHN B.
ALDEN, 1893 Pearl street, New York.
Weeks Floral Guide.
The current issue Of this annual is q
handsome volume Of over 100 pages
s1xlO4 inches, beautiful colored illus,ra-
tons of Sunrise amarsnthus, hydranges
aud potatoes. IL contains also full list
of everything TO be desired in the way of
vegetable and flower seeds. plart-, bulbs,
etc, novelties that have been tested and
found worthy Of cultivation and everything
of interest to the amateur or professional
gardener. Vick's msg-z ne. published
monthly at Sl.25 per year, ia always a
welcome visitor, contairiDg as it does
timely matter on all bran hes of gard n
and greenhouse work. James Vi:k, pub
Usher, Rochester, N. Y.
Commercial Union With Canada.
Public Opinion, the Eclectic weekly of
Washington and New York, has Just
announced the offer of three cash prizes of
$3.50, and $50 respectively for the best
! three essays upon the question: "Is any
extension and development of trade
between the United States and Canada
desirable; if so. what are the best means
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timely and the contest will doubtless attract
considerable attention. Full particulars
may be had by addressing the publishers of
Public Opinion at either New York o.
Washington.
Bradley's American Farmer is pretty
pamphlet designed to tell the merits of the
Bradley Company Standard Fertilizers. l.
contains many scientific facts on fertiliza-
ton with practical suggestions OF many
lines of culture by well known authorities
1t is embellished by dozen engraviugs two
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application. Boston, Mass, The Bradley
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The World Almanac.
That indispensable annual. The Worl
Almanac, for 1891 has just been issued
and we are indebted to the publishers for
an early copy. 1t embraces 800 pages and
contains remarkable body of statistical.
political and general information. admir-
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New York: The World Publishing Com
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Very handy calendars and memorand
ums are issued by the Soo-South Shore
Lines, and the Journal Is indebted TO
George I. Humphrey. General Agent, oil
Washington street, for copies.
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We Must Advsr,iss Msics


Among the most deserving aptropsis-
tons to be ssked of the Legislature we
think tina. for the Worlds Fair is worthy
Of attention. There is no better way to
boom cur State than to make u good ii play
OF her resources at Chicago. OF course in
the present stste Of cur finances it will be
impossible to make an unreasonable appro-
priation but yet the Legislature cannot
afford to be pArsimonious.
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The Secret of His Wealth,

A millionaire said "the secret of my
wealth" 10 in the word. SAVE; and the
secret of my health is in the word. SAG E
BY this last he meant DR.. Sage, whose
Catarrh Remedy cured him Of one Of the
worst cases of Cata'rh, and thereby saved
him from much suffering and prem AZURE
death, enabling him to make his millions,
and enjoy life. The cures made by this
medicine are simply wonderful.
feb9d& vfolfm
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Economical and Comfortable o.
Wav EYcurat0na

Economical and Comfortable One
Way Excursions
Personally conducted, Pullman Tourist
Cars through to destination. II YOU are
going to Colorado. California, Oregon, or
any point west of the Missouri River, then
take the Great Rock Island Route Excur-
sions leaving Boston every second Tuesday
You can save nearly $4,000 from regular
frst-class fare to the Pacific Coast, and
proportionate reductions to other points.
For full particulars call on your nearest
Ticket Agent and write E. w. Thompson,
n. E. Pass Agent, 296 Washington st.,
Boston. Mass, or A. q. Fafnsvorth, G.. E.
PA, 257 Broadway, NY, Jno. Sebastian,
G. T. & P. A.. Chicago. Ill. jsnl2dtf.
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Claims.

The committee on claims met and made the
following assignments for hearings
On February 18th, at o'clock p. M.-Ciaim OF
Mrs l.. c. Penneil for unlawful commitment to
the Insane Hospital; claim OF A. ). Cameron for
binding and stitching for the State in $780, claim
of Capt. r. Merrill for services rendered and
money expended in behalf Of the state; claim of
L. W. Look for pay for the loss of stock by cor
tagious diseases; claim of municipal officers of
Bingham for assistance rendered paupers in 1889
ID. II. GLADDEN., Secretary.
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Taxation.


FANNtl0n OF
savings banks, exemotions, collateral inherit
auees- tuesday, Feb. 10.
Cooperation and franchise taxes-Wednesday
Feb Il.
Electric light. gas, water and insurance com
psries- thursday, Feb. Il.
Street Railways
Petition, +. Y. Turner and others for assess
ment- on aoutters.
Petition, Bath Municipal officers relating to IA,
on corporations.
Petition. |, G. Bean and others for exemption
Of live stock.
Petition. l. C. Libby for same.
Peti,loa J, IL. Gilman and % others for same
Petition, Elijah Smith and Al others for same
Order relating 10 term OF town assessors-Mos
dsv, Feb. lt.
General questions of taxation Tuesday, Feb. Il
TRERT JOHNSON Sec'y
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Capt. r. r. Bement . prominent mp
master and native Of Dexter, spent Bssdsy
in this city with his sister, Miss Sasss
Bement. Capt. Bement has been ssssss
from his native State eight years, Dsiss
engaged in the foreign trade between M
York, Colombo, India and Wales. ~
sailed on BIZ, last voyage 70 New f@h
from Cardiff. Wales, where be len hp
wife and family. A. soon as bic vss's.
can discharge her cargo At New Yoss ass
again reload he will take her back 10 nv
port. Capt. Bemcnt 10 fine type OF y
genuine American shipmastef while os'ss
abundAntly genial and pleasant viths gvss
the appearance and tone Of commana =
every word and look. He has lost noss =
his love for old Maine during al 49,
years at ses and regards her - ths -
Of Gods green earth.