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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-21
coaonsacu DIS rCaEs
Tho Fith e. tho Views Saksa From the
Cu',srt Evvr7A - the Day

Gserg' s. Hsrseom. CT Inspector, was
struck b. All 81 gine ~ S'-tbi { Mai. e
Station, ror,mout,i, \ IL Friday u'ght.
ard prosatly fatally ipi ur1. Aged 6s, -
has been Inspector a. iais station tor 20
Yeas.
fhri"s Woolrisp, whose wife Nora IL
nov In j,i far shoa;ing Herbert lie Cross
ut ienacook. Tae stsy ri.h'. was arrested
ant brought to Concord N, II. Friday
eventns. chsged with being an accessory
10 the crime.
All The mifes bPl1Tz.rg TO the Anaconda
Comfs y, the s'sstest copper producer in
the ~orld, have b en- shat DOWN. rsu.e,
>disssreems' vi b the Montana Uniou
Railway. The shu down will throw abous
5000 men out Of work.
The Atisntc mil strise a; PROVIDE &c =,
on which iCo0 ope,s.iv,s ~ere out sud 1000
Others throsp oat ~ ,mplo, men: by the
shut down of the mills i. ~ st an ord and
work ~lll he resumed Monday motui
THIS action was taken Friday night, and
resa!ttd frem h compr
A 'p, cial 10 the Re- uhiic from Des
Mcines. Ia, says: :. l.. Dos and Abn,r
Graves Of Crssfcrl countv brought SUIT
ass'n,. The B'alstrees Comlany, each
clsiming st00 900 as damage for alleged
wrongful rating a. 3 thrir hIs. cisl stsnd-
trv. liz il clslDed the cons, qaent less Of
credit caused their failure.
senator HAwicy .sys "there all he 10
International complications With Italy be-
csu,e of the Occurrences at New Orleans.
We cannot possibly exhsust the r sources
OF aiplcmscy In such smst'er The gen
ersl government is, in the eyes OF the
sorld. responsible party. but the execu
ton Of TIE criminal Law must he l. ft TO
the several states We are 4 Ibers, prap 9
and ernins nifty fair and the Italians will re-
csive satisfactory treatment ., cur hsnds.
There viii be no trouble oe;ween the
United States ard Lay.
An adjourned meeting OF the New Eng
lard Base Bal, Le.gae wss bsid 4, the
fremont House, Bosom. Frijay uisht
Lowell. Hxverhili. Worcester. Salem sn3
Portland were rsprs seated ard dispatch
from Manchester said that city was All
right. TWAS voted II apply for admi..ioa
under the protection of the National sgres-
mens under cisss G as ma ter Of us ees.ity
The prevailing sentiment WAS shat the
Tee charged for admission under the nation
sl agreement $ sx,ortiooss ste, sa,i a protest
vas forwsrdsd to Cbairmau Young Of the
national board of control sssin.t paving
such large sum.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-21
HoUeh

FORENOON SESSION.
Met according to adjournment.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Journal read sud approved.
Majority report of tie committee on tie
judiciary. reporting Ought to pass" in ne y
draft on Australian ballot bill, r. jec.ed in
the House, came down from the Senate.
that body non- concur,ing, msjoiity report
accepted, and bill IS smenied BY Senate
am 4ndment "A' passed TO be eogrossed
Ga motion Of Mr.. Ciason of Gardiner the
bill was tabled for printing and Tuesday Of
next week 1t the expiration Of the moYr ing
hour assigned for is further consideration.
Other papers from the Senate disposed
Of in concurrence.
RESOLVE IN FAVOR OF RocKPoRr.
Mr.. kniehs OF Camden presented the fol.
lowing resolve. and on his motion all rules
we're suspended and il was considered With.
ont reference to committee, read twice
and passed to be ensrossed:
Resolve in favor Of the town Of Rock
port.
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES AMONG CATTLE.
Mr.. Deering o: Saco presented tie fol-
lowing resolve acd moved that all rules be
suspended ard that /. take il several read
ines and pass to be engrossed without ref
erelce to 3 committee
Resolved, that the sum Of s2500 10 here
by appropriated to carry iato effect the
provisions of the Law for she sx,irpstio Of
contagious diseases among cattle for the
year 1881, AID S2500 70, the yssr 1892, to
be expended under direction Of the cattle
Commissioners.
Mir. Deering explained thst TIL, resolve
called for no ezra appropriation, but for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-21

A. the Opra House last evening the
II IN School Dramatic Club presented to
s4ur-act drama BouHd b, an Oath >
The drama l, CURED three hours FIR its VI.
4.utAiipl but ~as of SO intt nseiy intete.'-
ehs,setef and 80 we'd presented h4I
tie Large audience pfcs,n. was no
w.,rpd a. the close of the Hasl scens
as t1t 9ii story Of c'im- AMI herc,sni
presented ia .re~ ard Interesting form
nj / = Raymord a bind miller was charAc-
~ 81 D. a ii Pope iH manper whlct
+. "a t. ugh fsvafabie GummeIs The part
Sir Rs IN M was taken by Mis-.
Nj ifsd Cook a,d 'hs, OF M4oel X ,ymo, 4
her dsushger. by MIS-. Mae Sheppard, DO D
of hpn we're admirably well f.fsd Tor
their parts Messs. Scott Stone and Arthur
Blair appeared IN the roles of he arch
lis =, J,c6b Johnsoa sui Seth Randolph,
tle firm e smooth, oily rascal wb, con
,pitrd tdr lhs do.u fail Of Ray m0Ld hnt
had APP rat,oas for the hkI1 Of his charm
ilg dsugater. ard the latter periett
vii.n If the Wild west style AND
braxsalGciso air which was
xfemtiy we'll sustained. Elias Amsde1
t q u f0rtnht,e wio WAS "BJuGd Oy an
OA'h" eevrr to reyes! q crime 10 which he
was an involuntary vines was imperson-
,t+d III superb manner by Mr. Ray iinds.
MIR. William Whica-y as Edward LIE Roy
.as wonderfully good As the srie nj lover
IT NJ s6sl Ray mord and the man who sSved
her father from falling vicilm TO ,hs
viihs0s schemes; SsnDo, q very willing
ami Intelligent negro, ~as we'll impersoD-
Ted BY Nj Nat S@ilb; aud Mis- Mule
N3rtou sss excellent as Drucilla johnson
. sister - jacob. Mics Ray Pesslee
showed remarkable stihty ia the role
Of Lucy swift. widow with de-
cidsd siiinIiy for stuff, and il
Giany comlcsi situations dres shouts OF
laughter from the audience. In fact all
who ~tre connected With the presentation
ut the plsy were deserving Of much credit
as msuy Of them dis play ed an aptuess which
is unusual in the amateur actor. The
sgeaic effects. particularly the storm scene
ana the ffing of the old mill were very
slcp.ssfI ami realistic. The stage was
uLd-r the ,tiicien. Management OF Mr.. A.
II Filter. The process will go for the
b reflt OF the senior class.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-21
Tailoring.
Indlala Don't w sJ,t 20 Fisnt.

PIEwxs 4. u NUch 20 Capt Frank
ID. Baidxin 4 q ttefai Mi es' siah and
. special ssebt Of To- Wa Depsrtmen
10 investigate the rumof- of suo'her
Indian uprising g. take place this
sprisy. arrived in Pierre lass evening after
comple.ins his isbprl II - i1!ervIas hs
says there /, no f1unjat,un For tn reports
AMI that ttag a'a du tn mss sha would
be bens titts by hauIing fre ight soh fur
nishing supplies for sol.iefs fe ini'srs,
he says. are thoroughly su,dI,d and never
before have thew Tern so wiling 10 settle
down on agriculture.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-21
Demo Gratis Thi.k They Have FAD
New JorsaY

TREsros. March 20 - fne Legislature
Q uInsd sine die his sfteruoon. The
session. lasted nirs weeks md was chiefly
no able fer 'he Iss,se II The ns~ general
tax Law and the c. ytufs by The u m'rsats
OF pretty much every state sI.i IscA oiiicr
within reach Uf the Lgsi,lstnre. / b" con
gressonsl districts OF tie state were ~ Ar
RAGGED, one bsine added. 'far ID m e5ss.
are ,r ~ s.ls Of maj rturc - AK 81 he
eight tI'trtnrs - SIT has been ~ dis
rIc'el for /, < -.at.se pirpJseS, sIynx he
Democrats sure msj my ga = j1ing bal
lot for mary yeaIs 80 come.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-21

As the season opens business become
re brisk ~ tie Hsllo~eil Granite Works
they have started up two more fres, run
u,ng II cutters to = Are, aud will have
before The end Of the present moth $50
or more cutters and qasrrymen employed.
The contract for the Gettysburg New York
stNe monument has been awarded them the
ooiGma Of which IL ) feet inches in
diameter and 80 feet leng. and will have 3
polished surface
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-21

Mt Isaac Vsroey has completed the
rp.irs On bis building at the foot Of Win.
ihrop street and has moved bis machinery
sod stock fror, Randolph with the intention
Of carving On the harnt s. busicess in thi 1.
riy At the present time he employ .
twelve men, manufacturing fifty harnesses
per week aod .xpects to employ from 25
To sc men curing the busy reason. He
msnutsc ures principally harnesses which
will Cell fer from - to els
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-21

Or. + s Packard one Of Gardiner,
popular and successful ,ouua physicians
viii soon NOV. i, flice from is p'eseu.
quarters To tie haedsoms suite Of rooms 90
ne second floor II Wia.los's rev block
The doctor Will furnish Tho rooms in !.
.ubstsDtisl manner AID when ready for
oc, apsrcs VIII have one Of the faest ply
sicians Gffices IN our city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-21

On the last evening Of the Canton fair
which /. 10 be given At The Opera Hou.~
lex sesk thu Gardiner Bani siil give a
concert. The members Of this organiz.-
tGn are nos putting n som. hard psac ice
( o the .cie ct ons shich they gill render
several Of = hich are extremely dif cult.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-21

At he Cong ,eea'io- al chur' h On SUNDAY
preaching b. the pAster a. 10 30 A. N.
rsric Humble Toll rot Incompatible
i'm rfue GsesfGesy In the evening th
liz h sermon IL the illustrated series o
The Pilgrims Progress" ill b. delivered.
Satipct. II aa lalscs D-aDtiful" All are
cordially invited 10 stte nd those services.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-21

Tie Iou.sAL learus from Mr.. Chas 7.
s aespJe. the yell kfo~n bors>msn Of
tbs city. ina. Mr. II N. BsAn Of Camdea
hA. soii the DAY ding Romulus t. NJ,
Dors, the famous Boston horseman. Ron
u.a, wss SIRED by Judge Advocate, ard has
record If 22it IL i, understood thag
t1r p,ice pail sss in the Ieighborhocd OF
$500,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-21

A very plssssns marriage occurred L.
tbs cisy on Wsdns stsy. the con,raetins
pa,s,ss b. ia MISS Elizabeth Goodwin OF
ms city and M,. Reuben Small Of X CD
esad In. ceremony vas performed By
lev X. W. Jeaklns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-21

In addition 10 the iist If SPEAKERS slread'
snno anced for tEe Sasdsy School Convex
ton 70 o. held here April asd Q, Rev. A
T. Dsnn. oEe Of the lesiina First BAp'is,
.gins. IN The Stale, .iil deliver ole Ct III
is4Giog sd!te.sRs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-21

AZ she Free Bats; Sunday afternoon a
clock, The pastor. Rev. Mr. Munroe,
vii prvzch on tie sasj ct. "Chii's before
tas Pespi>.T 4 so.pei service vill be held
la tie eysgSss. Olhsr services - usuai.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-21

Miss Lizzie NJ. Grosvener reformed from
Bo,tcu yss;srtsy in CT mpsny with Miss
Alice Blanchard, being obliged 70 give up
her iHtendsd "trip To New York, because Of
. severe cod contracted While in Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-21

The electric cars will run TO the Augus.s
House and return today from A. NJ to
Z. NJ leaving the .t4tIon in this city on
she even hour: last CAT leaving here at 8
L. NJ rsiurGing st9
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-21

Mr. J G.. Parker, who has been ia the
amply of Mr.. Hunton. photographer, for
the past thre' yeats, will take up viewing
in and around Hslio=eli for the comlrg
season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-21

The electric car, will ltave this city for
Augusta on tie even hour and half hour
from now until further notice. Ii is hops d
that thew will be running to Gardner By
Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-21

Rev II, E Foss will preach a, the NJ. E.
church Suudsy afternoon &C 2 80.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-21
ssEA.AOWEll. LOCALS.

Hon. W. W Rice Of Wallaston, Mass.
is IN the city % business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-21

Hon. ia, II. L.ish is coed ei to bis
home en- Academy street with sever
cold.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-21

Rav. f. CJcnrane will preach At the
Bsru-. cauica t marroE forenoon at 10. 80.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-21
asazsssss S1sssss:ssaszzs;s;s.
GARDNER LOCALS.

Rev L. Monroe will conduct services
o. he Brick msesia 9 house, West Gardiner,
0sGdsy for.aon A. 10 Is.
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wv Any One Can Have
Good niuaGtion-


How Any ono Can Have
Good Digestion.
Cloe att niion 30 busiIess ard excessive use
OF bacco made my n'rvss very wsnt. and
badly dersnGed my stomach. had an 'r-
IRENE Hrsd Jeeting and couid not eat or sleep
naturally. ! take pleasur. 10 stating that Dr.
Greene's Neryura has completely cured me.
JAMES FO ,TER.
Is Torrance St Provide nee, X. I.
Dir. Greene, OF Is Temple Place, Bos.
ton. Mass, its discoverer, Is the famous spec
ialist in the cure of nervous and chronic diseases
The doctor bas devoted special attention to the
treatment of all forms of chronic diseases through
letter correspondence. and will give by mail n:s
opinion and advice in any case free OF charge.
The perfection of this system renders n complete
cure almost assur. d, rs his success in treatment
by correspondence Is wonderful and unequaued.
N q IhIe Send for symptom blank to IN
w. U'b>S ont. or crite Dr. Greene about
yo,r case, and careftiy considered letter, fully
explaining your disease and giring you a perfect
understanding Of all its symptoms riu be returned,
free Of charge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-21

Mrs II. B. PoIt.r mas returned to her
dressmskipg rooms after short absence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-21

Would Eat, Rat Fears the Food VIII
Distress Him.
feeling head, bad tate 10 the mouth mornings
and feel disprited. Lace your Id time e1ergy, ae
depre .sed ia mind aud miserable In body. re-
ms IN bsr that Il Is your stomach and
Yves X. ~ d aerves which cause all your
sitffie uiti,s.
If there i, one thiag written above another in
the worlds happiness, If thsie is one gift withou:
whi b life Il a wretchedness Of black st misery.
and with which all the blessings OF life teeming
with its million Joys and pleasures. are at com
mand that GIT Is good digestion.
Hsw 10 get 10 The great question-so many
things have been tried without avail. But
there 10 one remedy which never f.iis.
aud that /, that greatest OF all stomach medi .nss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-21

nv F NJ Hough'on viii presc, At the
U 'ivetsslist church Snndsy lorenzo q,
10 80 HIS subject viii be in keeping with
aim Sunday.
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food well
HID 20. ever know . good natarsA dss-
pspsie.
On the contrary. are they not always irTitAese'
nsryoss, cross, blue, discouraged. depressed tn
mind. always looking spon the dark side OF every
thing, and allowing tribes 10 initiate and annoy
tenn
For good. WHOLESOME grniaiiiy. for good natur-
ed snloyment u the world. for exalted aims and
high ambitious, for all tsa. males life wosth Nv
log took 10 the p<rsoH rho cuts ea and has sood
diqestiors and assiaaiatsoN-
Tue human body. BOT tbs niinx Us fntrieacy'
Is a machine, Ald Il aay Of rs organs are oat Of
order the % stem languishss. GOOD HEALTH
MEANS GOOD DIGESTION.
"Good dig stiea wai 5 on appetite,
And h. Aith On bota.''
You, therefore, who saifrr from spring debi ify.
- Of appetite, Indigestion and dysp psia, who
cannot eat because food distfesses yeu, wao have
rfsinss .t gas. faia,ne-s. siskInx and gnawing as
the Dit ef the stomach. swelling or blosting. who
have malaria Aed ar b,lious. with dizzy. dull
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-21

Mr. J W. Whittier has purchased TIL
C. II Clay prpeE on Wia'hrop street
And will occupy same a. 5000 ~ Mr., Frank
Wood moves iu,o the Wilson house.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-21

naua's SANsapARULA Cpnssr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-21

An set 10 sstabliah municipal court in
town Of WatefviIIe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-21

viii be yours 4. is PERFECT DIGESTION eY
purely 7egrtable and OR. 6aEtssS HeRyvRA
harmless, AID is for sale
by ali druggists at Al per bottle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-21

MEAD AMI hosIUNED.
Bill. an act for the protection Of timber
lands Of this State.
Bill, al act to prohibi corporations, com
yanie, and persons from issuing bouds, Ger
uticstes or obligations of any kind on the
installneDt plan. psy able in the order ir
Wish they mature.
Bill, an act to amend sec,i)n 10 Of chap
ter 10 of the Revised Statutes, relating &c
the width Of rims Of wagon wheels.
Bill, an act to amend section II Of chap.
ter 20 Of the Revised Statutes, relating to
the insolvent law.
Resolve authorizing the State librarian to
purchase for the State Library reports
necessary to complete the sets of law re
porfs Of the various states.
Receive authorizing the State librarian to
distribute the Maine Rsoorss. the Acts and
Resolves of 1891 ard Collins Digest, among
the several towns.
Resolve sppropristing $4,000 for the pur-
pose Of indexipg and movios the State H.
bray.
Resolve in favor OF continuing the publ
cation of York deeds.
PASSED TO BE EroaossED.
Bal, On acs to provide for the regi,tr.
ton Of vital Statistics.
Bill, an scs to sme.d chap'er 80 Of the
Revised Statutes. relating to the protection
Of Rsme.
Bill, m act to incorporate the Portland
Loan Company.
Bill, an act to authorize Charles G..
Perry, Arthur C. Perry and E Sumner
Perry to erect and maintain piers and
sooms in the Afoostook river.
Bill. An act to amend chapter 80 Of the
Special LAW Of 1887, emitted an act to
prohibit the taking Of migratory fsh from
Medomak river.
Bill, an act TO amend the charter Of the
Penohscot Lake Dam Company.
Bill, IN act to provide, in addition 10 the
provisions Of law - now provided in the
l3d and the 18sh following fectious Of the
2snd chapter Of the Revised Statutes, for
the repairing Of dikes and dams, came up
for its 6fst reading. was read once, add on
motion Of Mr.. Cousins Of Wells. rules
suspended, bill given it's two las. reading,
s1d passed to be engrossed.
PASSED TO n ENACTED.
An set 20 establish municipal court in
town Of WateiviIIe.
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to settis il whether this hospital is or SEQ
| will be needed. This IL one Of those mat
tsrs to which the question Of finances shoul,
net apply. 1 DO not propose to 60 back oI
tina. committee OF 20 men who have mad
Al intelligent examination OF this question
In the census report OF 1880 it appearet
that there were about 2300 insane people an,
idiots in Maine not in the insane asylum VIII,
ough. to have more care than they receive
/! don't believe in this penny wise and pount
foolish economy. Isay let Us build sn in
stitution for the insane that will be creai
to The State and let US have /. when ",
need it
Mr.. Hersey-The report Of the officer
sho~ Ina. there 10 room to spare. wher
the emergency arises that there il net room
then you'll meet it, but ia the prssen
condition Of the finances Of the state
would not anticipate ii.
Mr.. White-If they Wish to reduce the
amount, all right. but this is the frst tims
in my recollection that Bangor has ever
asked OF the Legislature IN appropriation
for that section. hope the motion o.
indie fniteiy postpone will not prevail.
MIR. Callahan offered the following
amendment: Amend ia line 65 by sddiaa
after tie words "ninety two" the words
eighteen hundeed and ninesy-three," and
by striking out the words 'nine.y-ihree" in
the Goth line and inserting in the place
thereof the words ''ninety -four"
The question Vas then on the adoption Of
the amendment.
Mr.. Harris Of East Machias and Mr.
Smith OF Turner spoke in fa7or Of the
amendment.
Mr.. Gushse spoke in opposition to The
bill.
Mr.. Savage Of Auburn spoke in favor Of
the bill and offered the followios amend.
ments:
Amend in line 36 by striking oas the
words ''the smonnt specified in this re.
solve and insert in place thereof the word,
"the amount Of three hundred and seventy
five thousand dollars"
Amend in line So by striking out the
words "thfee hundred snd seventy -ave''
and insert in place thereof the words. ",wo
hundred"
Amend BY adding after Tie word s.com-
mission ia the 9Th line the following :
and not more than ons hundred thoussod
dollars shali BE- expended IN the ysa. 1901
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| The amendments were adopted and tn
bill as amended was passed to be engrossed
BOARD OF STATE ASSESSORS.
| On motion OF MIR. Savage Of Auburn
| bill IN &C; to create q board of State as ,ess
ors, tsbled pending PASS &c to be engro ssed
WAS taken from the table.
| The que,ti5n was then on the passage Of
the ti | TO be ensrosse6, and on this ques
zion Mr.. Harris Of East Machiss called 10,
the yeas and Days. which were ordered.
Mr.. Pesks Of Dover-This bill calls fol
State bosrd Of ASSESSORS Of three mem
hers at salary of $500. making in al
| $500 That means s45 600 for the ne 4,
ten years TIE clerk bire and other *.
perfes will probably smoupt 10 $4,000 q
| year. That means $50, 900 for ten years
| Perhaps we might get at the State valua.
/ more satisfactorily than under the old sys,
TEN, but We have just had q valuation
undes The old system and have got 10 do
| something with IL. We are informed BY
the committee on financial Affairs that ii
se pas the usual appropriations we shall
be $50 COO behind hand. and that commit.
tee has said to me that we must very
| soon have some basis upon which
tn assess a tax for the mex;
tvo years. II We are going to plsy with
this valuation commissioner report nobody
knows when we are g7ing to re: home
We have got to submit something to the
committee on financial affairs by which
they may drsfs bill TO, our coz s;1srstoc
in relation TO the finances for the nex, two
yesrs. Ii Is question whether We can
AFFORD this board OF assessors for the ne It
two years. IL seems to me that the best
thing 10 do is to refer this matter to the
ne1t Legislature, who can get 70 work and
do ,omeshiag. We cannot at this late day
OF the session. Thick we should vote the
motion down for the purpose Of entertain.
ing the motion that this matter be refefred
to the next Legislature.
Mr.. Hiscock Of Wilton offered the fol-
loving amendment:
Strike oat ia line Of section 2 the
words nov in session." and insert the
words elected ia 1892"
Mr.. Hiscock-A great many people think
there should be another method Of making
the State valuation. This bill 10 the
production Of the s.x commission and
very able committee ia the House, and 1
think il 10 our policy to pass IL with this
amendment incorporated.
Mr.. ChadhourSe Of Biddsfoyd-The
ts:m OF ten years 10 too long . period for
making valuation Of the STATE, because
eaai . are going on, year sfvr year,
which ought to be corrected. This bond
has power to correct whatever. upon invee-
fgstion. 'hey hn1 TO be wrong. II IL DOS
Hpis that the mns. valuable wnsk Of the
oos,a for their whole term Of ffcs may be
done si.hin ,be next t~o years, If isis :
god thing for tue $ late. ~hy sLonid shs
election Of ths boasd De postponed tor Two