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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-13

The only news received at army head
quarters in this city concerning Indian
troubles is in reference to the reported
trouble in the southern portion Of the State
Of Washington. The Governor of that State
has sent telegram to General GIbbon here
saying that trouble is expected among Chief
Moses men. The General teleeraphed for
further information.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-29

"Wednesday, Fsb 4, at . S'eIsek. r. ~
I'm Petition q Dzsid 1eKtnny xnd others
fer zm<adaepf Of the Law Of iss9 regulating
and restricting the taking Of smeits In sheep
scot river
Same Date and time On Petition Of II p.
T5oms> and osk~rs 70 present The catching 81
fst In lake Anazagunfjcgok and tr.bataziss, Ia
Caatos, eeanfy Of DxfoFd
same fxt< and lime On petition o. JotsAh
CaTe and othess, With bill Seeom5anyirz, 70
prohsbit the ing OF iandiocket salmon from
ia~ waters Of Island pond for the term 0. ave
years.
same date and sixe. On petition Of Aasus.
tss ai,see aad Others for dsS weir In the tos q
Of Silhsfdxe. with bill accompanying
Same cxte and time. ia petition Of ). ".
Fossetr and others 20 grant Augustus AcLAf1
the right 80 maintain fish trap en- Eef Arianc
poad. j. has 5aY. Bristol.
same date aaa time On petition Of Judssn
y Heath NM others 20 prevent the dumping =.
ssh gsgs4 into the waters Of the bay ~ addison
and Jopespost.
same date and time. On petition % r. A
Grind u sad others of the town Of Penobseo'
far the repeal II 40 mach Of ehsptsr 21s Of the
public lass Of .ss3 al relates TO winsioS stream
Ia the town Of Psnobseot-
fame date and slm~. On petition OF l. C..
Hitchcock sod others for iav TO prohibi. the
taking u smeit. in DAN sriscotta river betweez
Oct. ist and April ist-
D. 3. HgsY, Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-29
Legal Affairs.

The legal affairs committee will give public
bearing AZ their room at the state House, Augusta
on thu following bills and petitions
February at o'cl ok In the afternoon, on an
act for the Incorporation of the Bar Harbor VII,
iasc Improvement Association.
February 5, at o'clock IN the afternoon on an
get TO amend chspter 10 OF thu special laws OF
ISIS entitled An act to incorporate the Pythan
Association of Portland.
February s. AZ O'Clock In the afternoon. on
prtiiion OF the belfast Water Company for au act
diiional TO lta charter,
Ihursdat, Jan - 1891. at 2 O'Clock In the after
noon on bill relating to Phillips Village oorpor
alton.
Thursday. Jan'y, 20. 1svt, at 2 O'Clock In the
afternoon, on Bill concerning la ing out highway
across Atkins Ray
Jan'Y ~, 1891, ut O'Clock in the afternoon, an
act to provide board OF registration Of voters in
cities OF this ate
Jan ~. 1891 ai O'Clock IN the afternoon. on
an act TO repeal sec, 10 chap IA OF Revised
Statutes relating to use OF live pigeons for target
shostiBg.
January peih. 1921. at : O'Clock in the afternoon
an Act relating to biadeford Saco Heat & Light
Company.
February ;, is9t, At o'clock in the afteru Don
an Act 10 Incorporate the Watsrville anu Fairfield
Electric Light and R-iway Company.
February 5. Isaj, at O'Clock in the afternoon on
au Act 20 Incorporate the Seal Harbor and Shore
Trout watt Company
February st =. 1871. at O'Clock In the afternoon
on IN sct 20 incorporate the Buckspoft Village
Cooperation.
February 5, 1891. at O'Clock In the afternoon
on an act to Incorporate the city Of Old Town.
Fer order of the c"mm ttee.
MORRILL, n, DREW, Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-29
Interior Waters.

The enmrstitee on Interior waters have as
signed hearings upon bills and petitions REFER
ing 20 them a. ioilOss
An Act granting Henry " Turkpr OF waterytlle
the con, rot of an island IN Medomak pond, also
An Act granting benry " Fucker of Watervill.
the right NJ conveying passengers and pleasure
partis. on tn" waters Of Medumak pond hcafiBg
aypotu'er for Jan ~ o'clock + n.
Petition 81 e. staples and others for an
act OF Incorporation TO improve swift river and
its tributaries ALSO
Petition of ttenry ". Park and others in aid Of
above p t,i n:
Bill. an Act to Incorporate the Swift River In
provcment TO. HraTiug assigned for Jan. 20, at
22o.
ID Biz, an Act 70 al hotik" the construction of
B.arin assig ed tar an ~ u 4 O'Clock Z "
bi, w Act 81 tiled act to authorize the
LAKE Nebrou Nayig then 60 10 nav gat, Lake
aee-ou. Hearing a'sigued for JAN - at 40
L "
For Thursday. teh S. at O'Clock r. NJ. On pc
tition of T. f'lnmmer aud others for right 10 Is
prove West Sranch Of Ellis river ami is tribata
ries
Petition Of c. Howay aud others for rrvis-
ions OF the tolls of tn. Naehias Boom Corporation
Hearing assigned for Thursday. Feb 5, at O'Clock
r..
An Act 10 incorporate he Webb River Improve
ment Co. he hearing assigned for thursday, reb
.. -, O'Clock 4. NJ.
81 order Of the committee.
A. IL. forHAy. Sec'y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-29
The Problem of Breeding.

The horse breeding problem which is
before the farmers OF New England
today is one which ought to be solved
by this time, in such way that it could
be made profitable to themselves. 1t is
safe to say that northern New England
has been pursuing a policy of late years
well calculated to impoverish her in the
business of breeding horses and farming
The development of the lumber interest
have caused demand for western and
Canadian horses. these are used in the
woods and around the mills and lumber
yards. The old fashioned OK is too slow
and then it is not so pleasant driving him,
so men think or act. This demand we
doubt if it is wholly needed, has
caused wider demand, it is catching,
and the result is any young man having
ton aud buys a horse or two. 1t is about
a solid fact that more horses were sold
and taken into Maine last year than were
bred and sold to leave the State. Those
taken there were mostly "western bulls
that is what they are termed here a good
part Of them are mares, and here is the
place where mischief begins, the breed
ing craze is on, the fever running high,
many of these, an ill sorted lot of mon
grels, will be bred by men who catch the
tendency of the "hOrse age" and soon it
will be as hard to find a good horse in
Maine for any use, if this system were to
be employed, as it would be to find a
trotter ON the Sable Islands. There is a
remedy and Maine can make its horse
crop richer than any which it harvests.
This is the cure. go back to the old
fashioned OK for the source of your labor,
raise more cattle, raise more dairy prod
ucts, and figure out how to raise 4 crop
of corn at a profit so that YOU
will not have to buy grain. How
a farmer can ever expect to live
and buy his flour and beef and stock
ing yarn for his family, and grain for
the horses. which he works or thinks he
does. on his farm and expect to live and
get ahead Il little every year is something
no man has found ont yet. We say raise
more cattle, do your work with oxen,
have them tiu for the butcher at any
time, keep sheep to improve the fertility
Of the farm, clear up pastures and so on.
As to horses keep bang up family road
mare. one that somebody wants pretty
bad because she is good one and raise a
colt from her every other year or that o n
an average. The agricultural wealth of
any town can be doubled in ten years if
such policy, were universally adopted
There is one other thing az bad as the
breeding Of the low bred western mon
grel mares, and that is patronizing a
low bred horse devoid of style or spirit.
1t will be necessary to lookout for those
which have two sides to their family
lines. With the policy pursued which
we have marked out and a positive shun
ming of the ruts which as we have indi
Gated are growing too deep, there will
soon be no deserted farms in any part of
New England Spirit of the HIT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-29

"Iio," said well-known statesman, 81
shall never believe that woman has the
proper judgment ard sense to cast ballot
or Interfere in politics. while she Is sc
~eak-minded n to passively suffer. yeal
after year, ffom diseases peculiar to females
Shea every newspaper she picks up, tell.
of the merits of DR.. Pierces Favo,ite Pre-.
scripsion. Not to take sdvantage Of thi.
reAedy il certainly an indication of menta
weakness. M
There is wholesome kernel of truth
inside the rough shell of this ungallsni
speech. The "Favotite Prescription" i.
invaluable in all uterine troubles, inf IN
nations, ulcsfa.ions. displacement. ner.
sous disorders, psostratiou. exhaustion, Of
hysteria. For run down. worn-out women
no more strengthening tonic OF nervine i.
known. jsn2Gj&w folrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-29
Performed a Vaiua BILE Service.
Portland Press.

Whether it is the exigencies of the can
vsss in the third district or something else
which is prompting the guerilla warfare
u2on Gov. Burleigh for taking salary -
member Of the capitol comm ission. We do
mt undertake to say As was the case with
the attacks upon him some moths ago which
undoubtedly we're designed TO injure bis
candidacy for Congress from the third dis
,rics this new one is made entirely in Dem
ocra'ic papers, though most of the inspirs-
ton probably comes from other sources.
The duties which Governor Burieish
performed as member of thu capitol COM
mission. were entirely apart from his duties
as Governor. snd he had as good right 70
remuneration from the Sta,e as did the
other members of the commission. Mr.
+ c. Allen of Augusta and Mr. Henry In
gals of WiscAsfet. the two Democratic
members of the commission. took their
salaries, ard so far as we have seen no
Democratic paper pitches into them. Gov.
Burlsigh performed as valuable work iT
connection with the commission as did
these gentlemen, and appears to be equally
entitled to compensation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-29
COMMITTEE HEARINGS
Judiciary.

The Judiciary eommiste. ~iil give public hear
isss At their foo. at State House. Augusta, as foi
y ater Cotepasy.
Feb. i2,h. g r W..
Up n petition Of Carbon Water Co. for
amsb5mset Of charter.
Petition Of Pennington Water Co. for re-
Bewal Of charter.
Feb. s2P.h
An act TO provide 'or printing and dlstribut
ing hailots a. public rxpenre, and 70 reguiste
votIpy ,sr state AID city eieetioHs
Feb. 10. All
An act 70 insure The b tier education Of
practitioners Il dental sufgsry. and to regulate
The praeiie- Of dentistry In the State Of Maine
An act 10 sathorizr Judge. Of court. Of pro
bate and insoiysney to employ stsnogrsphers in
hear mgr amt ~ limitations
FOR Jan ly'b 2f
gu .. Tito. Of he city Of Bath for addition
al powers relating u whryts.
Gb order upon Frprdp neg 81 changing pres
ear anetnof- d ,atI.higs haine repair.
on r'i'iop 81 etSFt-r for oFisad Electric
Light Pop Go
for chatter tor soasan Water Electric Light
FOR FEB ID 2fM
TO act rotating 20 drain. aad common sew
ers In CRY II Ksghland
IN act 70 siarnd .setion. 10 and IL Of eit5
charter Of Rock and
I'm act 10 aat',urlzs city Of Bangor TO fund a
portipa az IT, indebtedness.
Bili 10 .neorposat. Phillips Water and
Elsetet co
Peiiiion Of ,hr Bangor Gas Light CO.. for
execution Of ctarttr
For Fsb ith. 2f NJ.
An act 20 amend chapter a79 Of Pu lie Laws
Of ts.3 nj tied IAN act 10 proven lDeOHpei' at
psr.ons from conducting bu-in' as as apothe-
carries"
An ACT TO lega ize aud make valid the do
iogt Of the town Of Cape Elizabeth
For Frh II. NJ
Upon an act 70 incorporate the Pittsheld
Water and Electric Company
For feb ltth, VI.
Knitting logs cut In Maine 10 be manufactured
In Car ada
up0n petition Of J T. league and 81 o'hrrs
for pas ais of lav requiring counties 10 bald
snd maintain the great bridges within their
limits
Upon petition OF oyerseers of Caribou for
change In rnup"r iHws.
Upon pet ton OF Or. Thomas Hin and
others for munlc Pal suffrage for women.
Fob I, 1871. mt O'Clock p.
titled IAN Act 30 supply the town Of Bu.ksport
with water.
Fob. H.. NJ.
Upon y. i'iona for the legalixation of the acts
Of Camp Benson Association.
Feb. II, 2-P.
Tpun petition uf John Shoenbar and others
for iaeofppDra i'm of stunts Pond alter Co, for
tbt purpose Of supplying the town OF Lsmoine
with waer
frb II l.. VI
protection OF per ons no furnish supplies for
iogsng0r numbering operations. TO secure pay
msnt for supplies so iarnisned.
tsb. T. n Vi
Upon an act to amend chspter 50. of Private
and osseid Laws Of iS,7. emitted ''an act to
-upply til. town Of Bucssport with water"
ny order Of tse committee,
tRAssLIS Z. PAysoN, Secretary
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-29

Prof. Rodney Welch in an article con-
tributed to the February number of the
Forum on farmers aud the postal ser
vice says the rural districts have not
shared with towns the recent great
improvements in the postal service. In
the country the postal facilities are
hardly any better than they were CEN
fury ago. There are no money order
post offices. except in large commercial
and manufacturing towns, and no free
collection or distribution of mail matter.
If farmer wishes to mail a letter he
must go to the post office, perhaps ten
miles away, to lott. No good reason can
be assigned why money orders should not
be issued and cashed at every post office
in the country. As TO the free collec-
ton and free delivery of postal matter,
the people in the rural districts are as
much entitled to it AS town people are,
although the service could not from the
nature Of things be performed so often
| III IL PAL -tiF Sttllti do III Il
thickly populated one. The general in
teiigence Of any class largely depends
on the facilities for learning what is
going on in the world. Favoring one
class gives it special advantage, which
in time will produce marked results.
Depriving country people of the postal
facilities that are enjoyed by those who
live in large towns, tends to lower their
intellectual standing and to keep it be-
low that Of those who live in cities. In
nearly all European countries the postal
facilities are as good in the rural dis
tricts as in the large towns. la several
Of them country people have the advant
age OF the parcel post and of postal saw
ings hanks. They are not Sighted be-
cause they cultivate farms and vine
wards, or raise cattle, sheep, and fowls
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-29
Taxattea.

A Public hearing wiil be given on the listing
system, Safe assessors and income tax AMI poll
tax Ia representatives Hall. Tuesday. Feb. 3. ~
7.Dp NJ
Taxation 0, mortgages aud timber lands
"Wednesday. Feb 4.
stesu and stree. railroads, telegrsphs, .ele.
phones and eNuresses-raa sdsy. Feb.
Savti q banks, eNrmrt Us, collateral Inherit.
snces--Iu sday. tee o
Cor Grafton and franchise -wsdnes dag,
NIB r..
rAnies-l thursday, Feb. y
TsEsN JOHNSON, Sec'y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-29

DR. Grin Fitzgerald. who has been Il
the Cony HUE for the last few days hss
valuable specimen Of 4 canine. lie 10 tvo.
year-old, English setter and has nov &c
hunting medals. He performs many amus-
irg tricks, and the Doctor thinks . gfss'
deal Of him. @
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-29
State Lands aud State Roads.

The ecnInittee state lands and state rcad'
will give public hearings At the Land Agents
room, friday, Jan 10. .: O'clock z. NJ, on the
following petitions
Pcsitios Of citizens OF Andover for aid in build
ing q road from BLACK Brook Bridge 10 Ricaard
eon's Lake.
Petition OF Z. p. yiies nd others for aid In re
pairing road leading oct OF Flagstaff throsgh
pe ad River J. russi-,n and BtghlsRd Plantations
Petition of fhos. Fowler aud 9th - for appro
prixtsoa of $500. for road from Midway to Qaakist
Lake.
EUGENE CLARK. Sec,y.
Jan. 50. 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-29
WAYS and Bridges.

The commitiec ways and bridges have rs
sisn~d hearing. upok Petitions and bills referred
to ii rm as fol oss
Petition OF the selestmeu of Cutler, for aid
TO build n road. Tuesday. reb. ;, 1871. at j
O'clock -. N
Psti ion Of Micnael rhihodeau and other,
OF C.nsor plantation for aid to build bridge
se-o.s little Nsdavsk a stream. Iuesdss,
Feb ;, 1921, al O'Clock F.
retiftou OF Albert Lsavitt and others for
aid In building bridge scross sehasttceok rivei
In tae towns OF Pltt-held nd Detroit. Tues
dAs. Feb }, 1891, at O'Clock z, NJ.
Feb. 10
Petition OF Il r. Coharu an others asking
aid TO repair bridges in Macwahoc Plantation
Ar act 20 authorize tie Inhabitants of tbs
town of Bristol TO construct aud maintain .
bridge across the waters OF Ruthiford Island
Gut.
II. i. GolLp, Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-29

Young men skeptical regarding he
Christian religion should attend the young
mems Bible class held at the Y. N. c. ..
rooms every Sunday morning 1t 0 O'clock.
A course Is laid out on the ''Life Of Christ
Biblicsl testimony next Sunday on III
Tribune God
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-29
Towns.

Cemmittse on ToWns met and saade the fol
IowiBg a.sasnmsBts:
Petition 4 B. G. Ad2ass and So o.bers 81
casnfse1, asking fos division Of town of Cam
dea hearing assigned for Fetf aary ard AZ
O'Clock +. ".
Psesisiop Of ". J. Foes and 70 others 20
-trargstes and restore town line betwet
Brighton and Athens Hearing assigEed for
February 10Th At O'Clock "
Petition Of Geo, " n. Watts and IS others
to be- set On from Jonr&5oso and Jonesp1rt.
Hearing assign. d for FEB e at ~ H.
Petiti' Of Benz III. Towe and 50 Others
that portion Of tryssaf Plastsfi0a be set of
add aafsxed 10 tbr town of sherman. Hearing
assisHss for FEB II At T. ".
Peiltioa o. II. Hobbs and l7e others TO
change BOUNDARY lice Of Berwick and south
Berwick, with bill accompanying Hearing
zssignsd for FEB. u at 3 r. II.
g. A Gttr6Y Eec'y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-29
sALEnDAa or coMrro rynxrs


Tsapssases.
FEB. it-Oxfofd Dis.ries Lodge Good Tsnp.ass
0eryAY-
T.s ,s.Yosh Dis'riss Lodge, Good TemsIars
Yes Is--s'snberisnd District Lodge. Gsod Temp
jars. Portland *. -
y-s. is-Andse.eosxfa District Lodge Good
temptsrs. Lisbon Falls.
1ek A-tfsEktn Dissrics S1od Tempfzss, wilton
t.s - -Hseceek District Good rsmEiAss. Els
M 81 s-som4rse. pi.iri-s Lodge, sood Temp
lars, Old Point. sorricgewoea.
nslagAeos.
geb. t4-Convention Of SEW EoxiaaA chrsE-iAs
En1easor Association. Port.saf
April 0-1-Mans Metnoetst cenfsrsnos. Bszns
utfk.
Arrii 1s-xxy s-Essa Msaas S~sha1isr Confer
snee. DsDAstsesssa.
Pasrsns sf Dusbas dry.
Jaa 0s-sagaaaaoe Pomona, Drouose 6rsgge
Zen. s. Aroo<tssk Pomona Grange. For Fairned
Eeb. D-so~srsst Pomona. KsBsstee Valley,
Mas;i.ep-
FEB. B-Androseossin County Pomona Granss,
Lake View, AHbgrn-
reb. E-Wslfe Foa.sna Grange. Dtfigo. Freedom.
tsh. ~ PrHo5seos tSgatY Pomona, knral
Gfangs, vsax5e.
ssya1s Amy Of tks tspubsfs-
Jan. u. n--Hsa.h Poet Fair, EsterTiile-
teb, 8 i9-hsins ksesmpmeht, q. A. 4, fert-
fzad.
Aggtesitassl Ho~aestss.
Jan si--Areostook A zfieaitarai Society. Annual
Msstins. Hooiton.
ysb. 7-Yort couaty Asrteui'urAi sosiety. Asna'
Feb. sAzs-state Ponoiesieai society Convention.
Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-29

Ii doesn't do bit Of good to take a
twelve mile promenade in fourteen foot
room with tile baby and sing or declaim
"Hootchis, pootchie. pudden ard pie
Use Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup ard be done
With it. Any dealer will sell it to you for
% cents.
Afer you have tried electric bands,
douches, snu6s, washes ard powders for
caiarrh or irauenzs, give Old Saul's
Catsrrh Cure chance and see how quick
" you will get we'll. Price % els.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-29

Committee on city hospital met st Dr..
Crooker's office last evening and discussed
various matters in connection With the pie
ject. They will report the results Of their
deliberations at . general meeting which
will be called 10 the near future.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-29
Agriculture.

The eonmi,tc. on agriculture will give pubii
bea, ings a. TO lows
Ian'y 9TH at ~ O'Clock 2. NJ. at the stat
Hou.e, Land Agents Uihce. Augusta.
On IAN Act o create d for, 81 commissioner fo
the proteetio OF furests and for tue encourage
me : Of the growth of forests, rte"
Thaf-day. f. by 5th at % O'Clock 2. NJ
On AN Act 10 Incorporate the West Waldo
grieutufaI oocitty."
j WARREN, Chairman.
I. l. EASTMAN, Secretary.
Jau'y IL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-29
Labor.

The labor committee have made the following
change for their public hearings
Feb t2P. ".
Petition TO amend chap ia Of Public
Laws OF iss7, relating TO Iortnightiy payments
Of wages.
feb n, r ~
An act to repeal chap. sos Of Public
Law. 81 1870. act reisti5g 10 the employ
msnts Of LABOR
Il W. LEvEoUE, sec'y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-29

John Burr, or florist from his green
houses. will be here today at Charles Z.
Psrtridge's new drug store. nearly opposite
the Copy House, with q large stock Of fresh
gor the ladies who attend the charity ball
this evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-29

The great society event Of the seasSa
will be the Charity Ball which takes plks
1t Meonian Hall this evening. The doors
will open At 1870; and from 8 to- scloe.
Pullen's orchestra Of eight pieces ""
render the following NUMBER: Mares
"Greeting," Dofein; overture, "Schsss'
piei." Bach selection. Faust" Gosned;
cradle song for oofnst, Hauser, NJ. Hssiss;
selection, "Daughtsfs Of he Rsginsst
Donizetsi; finale, "clins Clans," Bfsess.
Dancing will commence pronssJ q :
o'clock. Supper viii be ssfved 10 USE
Hall. Tickets are nov on sale q ~ bses'
store Of J. Frank PisEcs. q nsy b ssd .
the door.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-29

The building opposite Gaslin's stahs
which was burned some time sgo 10 IN eye
sore to the city and It would be good
thing If removed. Some day 1t viii take .
tumble as one Of our frequent winds stfiks
It aud might result seYioualy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-29

The committee Ga railroads and tslegraphs
have as,i fnea hearings upon bills and petitions
referring 20 them rs follows
february Gin, O'Clock 7 NJ
An act 10 ineo poraie the Roekiand. fhom-
astos a Camden Street Railway.
On petition TO have Incorporated the Ban
1or. Droso Il Neasie Il. X.
EsLrnars 18th. 3 O'Clock r. ".
On petition 20 haze Incorporated street
railway mpaay 10 Bar Hal Dor.
". NJ. AVER, Sec'y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-29

Angus. Dustie, aged 0. living on Sand
Hill. met with IN accident yesterday Wills
coasling on Cushnoc Heights. The sled Of
comrade run into him. running over BIZ
right leg, inficting a cash shout three
inches in depth. His left finger '"
damned sotuev that.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-29

Notice ia hereby giyen that public hearings be
q re- the commit &c on labor W II tnse psKee in the
ommi sioner's o., at the State bon-e, on
y .dnes days at2 30 O'Clock +. NJ until otherUis,
ordered IL. " LEvEQUk, Secre AIRY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-29
STATE NEWS.
Aroostook.
AfAPLEroS

MAPLEroS.
The M4ple;on Grange is furnishing. and
meets onca in two weeks. Saturday sitter
Moons, counting from Jan. "a. when the
off ,ers vere installed fer this yesr. A
Ross is master. and E. TAR. saeretsry.-
The G a Il Post uee.s Saturday after
neon once ia t-s weeks. ct Grange Hal,
altsrnstirg with The grange Mrs. Hall
Packard from WSshbsra, is visiting her
c,any friends in this vicinity The nex'
meeting of the sewing circle viii be Al
Mrs ID. G F, Dents in the P. N. and
evening of Wednesday. the fourth Of Feb
fuary.