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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-18
Fisheries and Game.

The committee on Fisheries and Game will give
a public bearing on matters assigned to them at
their room At the State House rs follows
Feb. ~, At o'clock r. NJ.
have Little river exempt from maintaining iisb-
ways.
Btil. an act relating to inland fisheries.
Petition of IL. &. Reed and others asking
for e,ose time for fishing on Bunganant pond.
Petition At j. A. coffin and Others for elose
lRw for fishing ON Middle Brook pond.
Petition Of Sylvester Hil and others for
protection OF trout IN kenns bunkport.
Petition of Frank Rhodes and others to pro-
hihit taking ash frem little ossipee pond. town
petition Of William Prince and others to
build fish weir In town of Friendship, Knox
esupty,
Petl ion Of Stnrah W. Jones and others of
Pcnohseot county for change in game laws.
z Petition of ". O ABBOTT and others OF
Ellsworth asking privilege 10 stock Rocky pond
in Candies with ii,h.
Petition Of U. NJ. Haines. and others of
Ellsworth TO prohibit, fishing in Reeds pond be-
tween October fret and May FIRST.
Petition of John Ward aud others OF Frye
burg thas taking of trout from Ward brook
waters and satd pond be prohibited during
certain months in the year.
RID, an act TO anne nd section 1 of chapter
t5i of TIE Private and Special Laws of 1855 for
the protection Of trout and handbook salmon in
the Rangeiey, South Bog and kennebuuk
stresma.
BIZ, an act to prohibit the taking of fish
from the Aedofnak river.
Petition OF Herbert S. Ridlon and others
for "a act additional to laws of 1850 IA relate to
taking Of fish from Sreetaele pond. Flown of
Porter county of oxford sAH.
Petition Harrison Dergin and others TO pro-
hislt fishing in Shepard's river and is tributa-
ries; also Little l.ace and its tributaries.
r. titien OF K. I. Leighton aud others 10
amend lection 20 OF chapter 30 OF the Revised
Statutes regarding the Killing of muskrats.
Petition of L. W. Duaesd and others OF
Northpsrt and IdncoiavilIe asking for bounty
on seals
Petition OF Isaas Libby and others of War
rem. rhomsstou and Cashing relating 70 the
taking and settling OF smeits-
Petition of u. l.. Pannel and others TO re.
READ Special Laws Of 1850 relating to cloie time
on Lnseiay pond.
siN, an act 10 protect isnd-locked salmon
In the Mcdoush pond In Knox county
Per Order,
s. b. HUNT, Secy.
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Interior Waters.

The committee on interior waters have ss-
sigeed hearings upon hslis and petitions referE-
Fer Thursday, Feb. 70. at o'clock r. NJ,
petition OF W. h. Canlia and others. asking a
charter to . corporation to be known a. the
Msdswnsha Log Driving Co.
For Iharsdsy, Feb. ", 81 O'Clock 2. M, bill
an set conserving boemssr rights a. Ramford.
For Thursday. Feb. ~. ut xso eeleek +. NJ. an
act 20 xmend an &C. TO ineorrersts the Thorn
hroek Dan Co.
Fer Thursday, ree. "a, at 9 O'Clock p. NJ,
petition Of Francis Marquis and others tor char
Fer rhnrsdsy, Fab. 10, O'Clock r. NJ, petition
OF Skowh~gan Hoard Of Trade for appointment OF
eonratsstsner By the Governor 60 surrey the KeH-
nseec river with = view 20 Increase tss capacity
fcs manufacturing purpoees.
For Thursday. Feb ~, O'Clock y. M. petition
Of Robert Dohsen a. ais. for incorporation of
ponslAss Dam Water poErS Co.
for Thursday, Feb, ~. O'Clock z. NJ, Bill an
act to Incorporate the Austin stream Dam Co.
For Thursday. Feb, ~, O'clock p. ~, petition
OF Samuel Low fcs charter for line Of steamers
feuoh<cot river ee:wsss the Siiizge of Montague
IN town Of Enhsld sad Old Town.
For Thursday. Feb. II. se'eioek p. ~, hilI an
act entitled "An act 20 authorize the Lake Hebron
Navigation CO. 10 navigate Lake Hebron"
fof Thursday, Fvh. q, O'Clock r. NJ. petition
an 40 10 amend the set Incorporating the Malta
Fer rnarsdsy, res. N, ! o'eIock P. NJ. an act
10 authorize Benjamin A. swasey To navigate
Lake AassssAsuatteoek-
of n u. Jones es ais for charter fer tine ef
steamers on reneoseat river between the towns
81 HoviArd and Old Tewn
For Thursday. Fob. ~, o'eicek r. NJ, petition
Of j, W. Rurhs 81 ais. sstiss that the charter OF
the MattawsHkesx Leg psising Go. DC anne nded.
For Tuesstzy, fee.ss. At osc;ocS T. E.,ps.fsion
of L. n. Rstrnsiaer and s.Aers fer anse eanrens
to the charter ef the Feapbseot River Dam and
Improvement Company.
Fcr recsdav, feb. "a. at $50 O'Clock =. NJ, petit
ttcn OF g. w. Ca;iins and others PRAYING for
Aushaxity 10 improve the channel Of las, Branch
OF Caribou stream and 10 levy sesis for passage u
lcfs sherein.
fcs Tuesday. feh. "A. At O'Clock r. NJ. an act
To incorporate The Aiken Stream Dam ami!
Improvement CcmpSny.
fur Tharssiay. March s, a. e'clcek Y. NJ. rsti,
sion Of n. VI. krarn a,fd others fer sa art Of
incarceration for Improvement Of kenueexso riyeg
FL erdcr Of tho esr,zarsss-
A. d. Tomas. see'y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-18

The legal Affairs committee will give public
herring at their room Mt the State House, augusta
ca the following bills and petitions
February ~ at O'Clock In the afternoon, on az
act Ia relation TO the business OF loan and build
ing associations.
rehfsasy ~, at 2 O'Clock in the afternoon, on su
Act 10 prohibit the putting Of dead animals into
tho tide winters Of the state.
February ". at ! O'Clock In the afternoon, On An
set relatteg to tLe Thomson Houston tDterna
tieusl Electric Go.
February 10, at Z O'Clock in the afternoon. On al
act 10 aTanad an set OF the private and special
laws Of issd relating TO Kendall Mills Corporation
February et, At Z O'Clock inlfhe afternoon. on Rr
act TO amend chap. Sos OF the private and spedni
laws OF iss7 relative to the police court OF city Of
Bangor.
February "a. at O'Clock In the afternoon, or
petition ot chss- H. Paine and 30 others for act
authorizing towns TO eject seven commissioners.
February "a, at O'Clock 10 the Afternoon, oa
chap ID Of the Revised Statutes relating TO public
drains.
February IS, at e'eiock In the afternoon. on an
act TO Incorporate the Peoples Prvhihttory En-
forcement League of Maine.
February n, 1t 2 O'Clock Ia the afternoon, on
an act relating TO Pennington Village Corpora
ton.
February IS, at o'ciack In the afternoon, on
petit ion OF Ssmasl biSon aud 20 others OF Elliot
praying that the ecnnty commissioners OF Yers
county be granted authority to lay oHt a highway
seross tide waters
February "a. a. Z O'clock in the afternoon. or
petition OF lcpn 4. Sprsgue and - others 10 r.
lund commatsiicn money paid BY drafted msr
during the rebellion.
Per urtfer OF the committee,
NpRNsf.L N DREW, Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-18

RIVERSIDE.
The thermometer last Sunday morning
was 70 degrees below xefo.-Last Friday
DIR. Webster of Augusta, member OF the
State Board OF Health, msde Q visit to inyes-
tigate the diphtheris cases at the Corner,
having been sent BY DR.. Young, secretary
OF the State Board Of Healsh.--At the
Grange Hall last Friday evening .. the
entertainment given BY the Young People,
Christian Endeavor Society there were
about ninety present. The exercises were
good srd the receipts about 49.-Lass Sat.
ufday evening the ohicers Of Riverside
Lodge, I. o. OF Good Templsfs. were
installed BY the proper oflcef, after which
the trustees of the lodge property held
session. Mr.. e. L. Baker was chosen 70
look after the interests of the hall and to
have the letting Of the same on ali public
occasions. The building ard hall il owned
we'll furnished for al desired purposes.
The lodge is in good healthy condition.
we'll oficered snd fully determined for all
necessary Temperance vofk.--A Standard
and accurate Thermometer registered so
desress warmer Monday morning 1t s
O'Clock than Sunday, the day before at the
same hour---If il clearly demonstratei By
overwhelming evidence that James G..
Blaine. cur secretary Of Stats Of the United
Slater 10 far in advance Of any Other stsses-
nan in the world II nominated for the men
presidential term ! think hejxouid be mi
umphmtly elsc.sd.
CLIsrox.
!, Mn. Jevets Hunter fell dsvn stairs
Rscsnsiy. She wa badly bruised but no
tenes we're broken. She il coEaned to her
hed--Mr- J B. Davis operator for the
Comnefcial Uaion Telegraph Ca. u now
ready for businsas Mrs. G.. G. Brown
received quits severe ahd painful injuries
BY falling on the ice few days ago.
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yslleiary.


-. = s,s,s ssom i s;a,s Hsass, Asrus.s. ss ts,
e s ar
a. "a oroy,ds 10, tbe, registration Of vital
t.ssss,rs
f,cos an act 10 assesd ahspssr - OF Public
- $3.50. 80, '''~As "
A. - 10 rsruiss- The na.apss Of calling and
uastsriss ystp.ary gosis cal snsesiass and eau
ss. "a ,uscy,.s, alta the Bootnb.y and
nsothbsy HsrbSs W stsr Co.. Booshtsy.
40 :. 49,. .ss Il u 1 ss,sa - NV ' - "A'
20 Is sYS
gnos ,stityops 10 repeal .hAptsr No., Laws
Al fsa& h<lss the 40 called "t EonspffAoy Act"
10. ~ IN oysvtde for IN, , adoption Of Ia
b~is, {rsds. msshs And forms ~ Advertising By
anieus or associatfgns OF wof gin gmen, And 70
sss' 10 a PM
Lpoa act to restore TO esrt In corporations
ristfs sf vhleh they wore deprs sed BY repeal OF
ehastry y5x pnhiIa Laws OF lsS6- Also upon De.
sss. a ap' n.
upan act 10 Incorporate the Dead River
~. sof 10 nIsnsp S'k D'''s
Imam act 10 ineofpofate taa Pistsaeid VII.
isge Cooperation.
I3poa aei to incorporate the Southern Maine
yss, X aT' NJ
I'tspn ACT Relating 10 drains and sewers in
sitx III Portland
Petition OF city Of Auburn for act 10 Improve
liz water supeiz. ~ ''''
Petition of Edmund LIBBY and 90 others
.raytug that prot,le OF Anharn NAV vote on any
mi 10 supniv Auburn with water.
Fsbruary Is,h' 2P M.
Petition of I'm d, usrsey and others for act
toenafln county az Aroosfoos to a Ia In consirar-
tton III = railroad ip said county.
February 2Jth z r. NJ
Petition OF j. w, Mitchell and others 10
aue nd charter Of Auburn Municipal Court.
An act 10 amend tho charter Of the city OF
Auburn.
Frb. g.sPM
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portland Exp,ess.l

In the re-sppointment of Hon. Roscoe L.
Bowers ~ railrosd commissioner, Governor
Burleigh has kept on that important board
thoroughly competent member, and at the
same time furnished the best possible refu-
tation of the insinuasions, originating in
quarters unfriendly to the Governor. that he
would use the appointment to further his
own Congressional aspirations. Right here
it may be As well said that the people OF
Msine have found Edwin C. Bu,leigh faith
full in every position which he has held, and
they cannot be readily led to believe thai
he will improperly use power which has
been placed in his hands for public purpo.
ses to farther personal ends; at the same
time he will be found with courage enough
to run the risk Of being falsely charged with
20 doing. whenever his duty to the State
requires it of him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-18

The committee on education will give rsblic
bearings In the school supefinteudeui's room, At
state House. as follows
For Feb. ~.
un petition Of Samuel j. Bridge and others for
Incorporation Of Bridge Academy.
An act 10 provide fer the education OF youths In
unincorporated plantations and townships.
Psfiticn OF Joseph y. Snow. President Of the
Bangor Humane Society. for amendment Of laws
relating to school teachers
Feb. 10th.
CA petition Of W. Il. Hutchinson aud others
ssk3ar an appropriation in favor OF North Var
noa.h Academy.
Bill, an set to aboltsh school district system.
fcoptiuucd.l
Feb 10, 1891. y. W. kKK0AN, 6ee'y.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-18

The many friends Of Hon. f. C. Good
now Of Calais, the American consul at
st. Stephen, will be deeply panied to
learn of his sudden death, which occurred
Monday morning after few hours ILL.,
ness. Heart failure was the cause Of
his death. Mr.Goodnow was we'll known
throughout the State. having represented
his city in both branches of the Legisla-
ture. He was one Of the active young
Republicans of Eastern Maine. He was
apparently in his usual good health Sun
day morning but was stricken down ia
the afternoon and died as stated above.
The sad occurrence will be severe shock
to the community in which he resided.
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The New York Commercial

The New York Commercial Bulletin,
after considering political prospects as
affecting national finances, states its
belief that ''the veto power for the next
six years will in all probability be in the
hands of president who will use it
unhesitatingly against the free coinage
of silver, and that no free coinage bill
can. within the period stated, be passed
over the Presidents Veto"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-18

Don't!-If dealer offers you . bottle
of Salvation Oil 10 mutilAted or defaced
pscksge,-don't buy it at any price,-it
may be . dangerous and worthless counter
felt. Insis. upon gettiug perfect, unbrok-
en-, genuine package.
Free Of charge. Your Druggist will re-
fund your money If DR.. Bulrs Cough Syr-
up does not give you satisfaction and cure
your cough. Price % cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-18

The Evening Traveller remarks that
the approaching quarto-centennial of
the discovery Of America offers rare
opportunity to our poets, and doubtless
some of them are preparing to take ad-
vantage of it by making 1t the basis Of
a great American epic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-18

1t is noticeable that the marine Of the
great inland lakes of the country is I'M
dergoing great change. Sailing ves-
sells are fast giving place to steamers,
and the new steamers are larger than
their predecessors and are steel. In 1856
the net tonnage on the great lakes was
634, 652; in 1890 it was $4,000 tons,
while the valuation Of vessels rose from
SIC, 591, $50 to SIS, lbs, 500. Whereas in
1856 there were but 81 propellors on the
lakes Of over 1900 tons. in 1890 the cen.
sus expert found ITO. There were six steel
vessels aflost on the lakes in 1860, now
there are IS, valued at ell 1864, 900. Of
the lake marine 1853 were steam vessels,
and 902 used sail power alone, or were
employed as barges.
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widely and wen Kneu..

Il 10 surprising to note the favorable
opinions We hear expressed dsily in regard
70 the unusual power which Kerlps Balsam
possesses Ia curing coughs and colds.
Many of cur people reen to think Il nts.-
vel Of cure for influenza snd al throat
and lung troubles, and keep it alvsys ut
hand !, 'he family. All orr dealers sell IT,
Large bottles Soc and 500
fehodeod&Nlv
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PRESS COMMENTS.


Hon. Roscoe L. Bowers had proved him
self thoroughly competent member Of the
Board Of Railroad Commissioners. His
experience had made him more valuable to
the State than q new man could possibly be-.
When his term Of office expired Gov. Bur-
leigh resppointed him a. was right aud
proper. For this action he 10 criticised in
some quarters, but they are quarters in
which he was destined to be criticised no
matter what his action. The great majority
Of the people will uphold Gov. Burleigh's
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-18

Weeks MILLS.
Mr.. Samuel Giddinss had horse drop
dead in the road one day last week.-Mr.
George Marsh started for his home in
Colorado, Monday.
LIrcRFIELp.
The people Of this vicinity have been
suffering from sore eyes, or As the epidem.
ic 10 commonly called from the "pink eye"
Quite bad accident occurred here Sat-
ufdsy night. Charlie Morse, boy
eight years old, was driving q
yoke Of oxen down . steep incline; the
child slipped. falling ia from, Of the sled.
which was loaded with abou. Ave feet Of
wood. and the runner passed over his body.
He was picked up unconscious and Dr..
Adams summoned. At ffss no pulse could
be felt in the wrist and AZ ugly mark scfoss
the back showed where the runner had
passed over the body, but later he recov-
cred consciousness and wss carried to his
home.
EAST JEFFERsoN. "a
Mr.. Llewellyn Moody, who 1t will be
remembered met with serious accident At
the blacksmith chop few months since by
which he nearly lost the sight of one eye
has lately returned from the Portland
Eye Infrmary where be has been for treat
men. since the accident. He speaks in
high praise Of the institution and has good
reason for 50 doing we judge.-The dele.
gates from Lake View Lodge I. 0. Of G..
T. to attend the District Lodge ct Damaris-
Gotta Mills are A. A. Skinner and wife, J..
A. Pitman and wife and George W. Toby.
The competitive system has been I'D
opted by Lake View Lodge and the captains
chosen for the present quarter. A. both
captains are lady members we have no
doubt but the system will prove a decided
success -Meserve & Jackson have Just
filed the contract for lumber to build the
Alewive Packing establishment ct Damaris-
Gotta Mills.-A company 10 being
formed to be known ~ the Jefferson
Farmers Mutual Insurance Co.," to insure
farm dwellings. The object 10 to give
farmers very much cheaper rate Of insuf-
ance than other companies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-18

Remember the supper at The paslou .,
the Unitarian church tonight sup,s
from ESQ 10 7.S0, after which. N 0Ass.
vation Party will be given end mia.
awarded to the successful "cbsssvs,.
Tickets, IS cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-18

no notice whatever will be taken Of ansigned
Communications. All such will be put into the
waste baeket unread.
The JOURNAL CAN not Be HELD RKsPoNsIBLK
sog THE PRESERVATION OR RETURN OF REJECT.
I'D COMMUNICATIONS. A...
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THE STATE.

News nom Journal Corrsspondsnts-
-Four Thousands Coats - 4 Cold
snsp-Dsdication At q chapsI-oood
Tamplars-Wsw Insurance Com
pany-achoo's - Accidents Local
. Interests.
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Library.

The committee On State LIBRARY viii give public
hearings AZ shsir rooms In the State House,
Augusta, as followa.
February fssa. ~ O'Clock. 7. n.
On resolve in favor OF the town OF Scare
mort.
De resolve ia favor Of completing the pahli-
cation Of York county deeds Down to the time
Of the ssraEs ion Of the counties, A. n. LEO.
CHAs. X. ALLEN. Secretary
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-18

For many years General Sherman was
a most industrious and voluminous letter
writer, but comparatively few people
are aware that during the eventfui win
ter Of ls6s-sl, when he was the head Of
the State Military School Of Louisiana
at Baton Rouge, and also during the
entire period of the war. he wrote let.
ter almost daily to his brother, Senator
John Sherman. About twelve years ago
gentleman calling upon Senator Sher-
man At his home in Mansfield, O., saw
in the library on the top floor Of his
residence large number of bound vol
umes In which these letters had been
carefully preserved and indexed. While
1t is true that few eminent men have
left such abundant biographical material
IS General Sherman did in his speeches
and letters which became public during
his lifetime, il is probable that the great
mass Of letters in the possession Of his
brother will be OF even greater value
and interest than anything from his pen
Of which the public has heretofore had
knowledge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-18

The annual meeting Of the Moose Rive
Log Driving Co. Was held at The otlcs d,
J. Manchester Haynes Monday. Fob. ls,
The following officers were chosen: D. @.
Palmer. clerk; s. w. Philbsick, tress,,n.
directors: J. Manchester Haynes, psss.
dent; 4. P. Page, Heman whippls, A.
bert b. Page, Charles Fogg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-18

To guess the number, who would dare to !?
OF all the ills that flesh il heir to,
To hear the half you could not bear to;

10 guess the NUMBER, VINO would dare to I!
OF all the ills that flesh il heir to,
To hear the half you could not bear to;
And lovely woman has her share, too;
Shed have some less if She'd repair TO
DR.. Pierce's Fsvorite Prescription. For
"run-down," debilitated and overworked
women, it is the best Of all restorative ton
les. A potent specific for all those chronic
weaknesses and diseases peculiar to women ;
q powerful, general, as well as uterine,
tonic and nervine. 1t imparts vigor and
strength to the whole system. It promptly
cures weakness Of the stomach, nausea,
indigestion, bloating. debility and sleepless-
ness, in either sex. 1t is carefully COM
pounded by al experienced physician and
adapted to woman's delicate organization
Purely vegetable and perfectly harmless in
any condition Of the system. The only
medicine for women, sold BY druggists,
unnder positive guarantee OF sstisfaction
in every case, or price (sl.00) refunded.
feb16d&wfo.,m
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The Best 6Alvs In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcsfs, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. letter, Chapped Hands, Chiibiains,
Cofns, and all Skis Eruptions. and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. Il
il guaranteed to give perfect Subtraction,
or money refunded. Price Is cent per
boz. Tor sale BY Bowaitch, Webster 8 Co
srcesc1Avly
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Sprinstims 10 approaching, TAs Inn
have brought forth their marbles nd vsn
playing their Arst games Of IL ,,a.,.
yesterday In doofways and on Tie sidsv.n.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-18

The annual meeting Of the MoosshsN
Navigation Company was held 1t The oas
Of J. Manchester Haynes, Monday, Feb. s
At 2 o'clock, P. NJ. The following odacm
were chosen: 8. W. Philbrick, clerk sa
treasurer; g. A. Phillips. prssidsst
directors, J. Manchester Haynes, Hsnu
Whipple, l.. II. Folsome. Marx McPhs,4u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-18

There will be . regular meeting Of the commit
toe on ways and bridges until otherwise ordered
on Tuesdays Of each week Mt Q O'Clock P. NJ, in
the committee room In the basement.
II. y. GOULD, Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-18

Hearing % the petitions Of Henry II. Bscktin,
4, l. Rohtnfcn As1 Benz. ". Whtts fps back pay
scs seryicxs At State Prfscn. Assigned for Feb.
SKI, r, u.
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The committee on fisheries and game will meet
In their room, at the State House, on Wednesdays
1t O'Clock. r. NJ, until otherwise ordered.
s. r. HUNT, Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-18

Th~ temperance committee viii rive . pahlic
hearing fharsdss, Feb. 10. st O'Clock r. n. IN
Representatives Hall on the several matters
which have eers referred 10 them.
x N. MAxIN. Sec.
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Kennebec County Pomona Grange bold.
. meeting with Capital Grange st (lssd
Army Hall in this city today. A full attend,
ance il expected and members Of the order
who are stopping In the city are cordially
invited to BIZ present. The meeting will h
an interesting one and remarks will be M,
BY some Of the most prominent member d
the order in the State.
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A Sidney horse became frightened W.
terday and ran quite . distance down w.,
street. bat was stopped before much A..
age was done.