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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-12-16

Hartman & Hastings, Carson
City's Popular Portrait Artists, will
do your Portrait in Water Colors,
India Ink, Crayon and Pastel, COM
pletely framed. at prices ranging
from SO up. We aim to please, and
guarantee all work given us. Post
box 1873. d2
AGENTS WANTED-Free PREPAID
outfit to energetic men. Several of
our statesmen earned from $50 to
800 a week for years past. p. O..
Box 1871, New York. dl
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-12-16
The Scientific.

The Scientific American, publis.t
ed by the great patent agency firm OF
Mum Il Co, New York, is the most
practically useful publication OF the
kind in the country. Indeed, it
occupies a field distintively is own.
Not alone Cor the machlnist, manu-
facturer, or scientist, but it is a
journal for popular persual and study
1t is the standard authority on scien-
title and mechanical subjects. 1t is
placed at the very low r. ties of SUBJ
scription, IS per annum, which
places i within the reach of all.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-12-16

tine ANA mechanical SUBJECTS. 1t Is
placed at the very low retes of SUBJ
scription, s. per annum, which
places i within the reach of all.
The accuracy of the daily news
paper is astounding, says an intigent
writer, when you consider the intense
pressure under which report rs work
the limitations of time and distance,
the obstacles i'll She way of securing
exact information, the difficulties
often ir.terposed by the persons from
whom dates must be obtained, the
thousands of statements. and columns
of matter upon a multitude of differ
ent subjects printed every day. And
still you VIII find people who will
tell you that daily newspapers are
packs of lies-that they ale nui>
sance, and all such truck. 1t is true
many inaccuracies creep in and occas-
ionaly a downright falsehood. But
Mt outstanding all this, the news
papers, daily and weekly, are the
great educators of the masses and &C,
curate to a great degree.
Nurat Masterson, the author OF
the Drama" and at one time mana
ger Of the Baldwin Theatre in San
Francisco, when he lost about 500
600, is now Ill Lexington KY. where
he is engaged in the great whisky
case of Sax & Co. Masterson at one
time was the most eminent attorney
in Arizona, and for years was con-
nected with Tom Fitch the silver
tongued orator. Masterson is known
all over the Coast as a money maker
and also as a great orator His con-
nection with the Whiskey Rings of
Kentucky is sure of verdict for his
side of the house.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-12-16
MORNING APPEAL
DECEMBER 10
STOCKS.

Yesterdays sales In the San
Francisco stock Exchange:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-12-16
FARNHAM'S
PATENT
STOVE PIPE DRUM.
Save Fuel,
Gain Heat,
Avoid Fire.

Address HUME YERINGTON,
Carson City, New,
General agent for Nevada, Utah,
Idaho, Montana, North Dakota,
South Dakota, Oregon and WASH
ington.
+. s. GLADDING,
go Authorized Agent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-12-16
There is no Secret

About your buying shoes to advantage. You may
not know any about the quality of leather than
you do about lost comet but that is why
you should get "stuck Either you get your moneys
worth you don't and if you don't is your fault.
We the shoe business because happen to know
something about shoes and leather. 1t is dread and
butter" to us, therefor we make it STUDY. OF the
knowledge you get much benefit though you pos
sessed yourself for place it entirely it your disposal
and if you think that other houses quote lower
prices than do, and look at the goods and
and prices. We will put our time against yours and we
feel confident that the result will be mutual benefit
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-12-16

If you want something nice use
the celebrated Lily White flour.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-06
GOSSIP OF THE ORANGES.

SC Watson, Worthy Lecturer of
Cascade Grange, Oakland, has prepared
very attractive programme for three
months, consisting of music, readings,
papers, debates. etc, to be given every
two weeks, the intervening weeks to be
reserved for initiation. There is con-
siderable music and literary talent in the
Grange. and the contemplated pro-
gramme promises to furnish attractive
entertainments for some time to come.
Topsham Grange had verv good
evening for installation Of its officers.
Bro. G.. f. DinslOw installed them in
his usual easy manner after which he
gave a short lecture on Grange euthu-
siasm. which was very interesting aud in
structive the only fault it bad was its
extreme brevity. After the lecture re-
freshments were served and sociable
was enjoyed. This Grange has been
very prosperous the past year fipan-
cially, and has added seven TO Its num-
Der.
\ writer in the Grange Department Of
the Bath independent answers the ques
fion. How shall We improve the
Grange?' by saying: In all orders
there are some that are regular stay-at
home birds. They never have any
great amount OF interest in anything
but sleep We should AS body, and by
our united efforts. strive to raise it TO a
higher degree of interest Than i; has
ever yet attained. Let US be prompt in
cur attendance at meetings both officers
and regular members Of The order
should be or time, officers in particular,
so as not to keep any body waiting; that
viii increase it, Interest. Ii we want
to be al active, wide awake grange, we
as members should re on time. should be
prompt ard If we follow out the prompt,
pnnctual. perscveTiDg method OF doing
rything when it needs to he done,
there are ninety nine chances out CT
every hundred that we shall be very
successful in the Grange.
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A Fable.


. Once upon Time there wa. q feast OF
things geod to Eat and Drink, and some
good Eaters and smart Takers were ex-
pec'ed to came to this Feast, among thsm
the Fox ard ,he Freq, both Of vhom had
been Invited. although they we're Rival
Lovers; that is. both wanted the same
Msid. The Frog came early to the Feast !;
but tho Fox had been on q Goose Chase
for long Time, snd came late Blu, he
e1cused Himself with Smiles, until seeing
the Frog. he made smile Seven Times
mere smiling than wss his Wont; whereat
the Frog made an attempt to bow His
acknowledgements. and then they shook
hands, fyuratively speaking. when the
F. exclaimed to the Frog. "Holy Grover,
now cold your Hand isl" Blu: al. the
Frog said was, as it weeping makes your
eyes SO Red, DAVID ard then without
moving muscle the Frog from the Bay
state snd the For from the Empire state
ard % others fell to and devoured in ST.
ienee the Goods the gods bad provided.
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-Four RemaI la bic Women.

Where women find themselves possessed
of exceptional ability in shy one line of
science, says Miss Sara A. Underwood,i in an
article in the New England Magazine for
February, motherhood need not necessaril-
" deprive them of continuing their interest
or progress in their studies Laura Bassi
Cor thirty years occupying the chair of pro-
fessor of physics at L ,!ogua University,
was only twenty-ore yesrs of age when she
was called TO it. and she married ana became
the mother Of Twelve chilirea without inter
ruption OF her university duties. Her
home. where she carried on many scientific
experiments, was beautiful in its orderli-
ness, and was the resort Of the lovers OF
learnlng. Mary Somervile was the mother
Of five children by her two marriages, ye;
found time for study and writing her
famous works on astronomy. Harriet
Msrtneau writes of her home life
1T was delightful to see her, always we'll
dressed, and thoroughly womanly in her con.
versatiou and manners. while unconscious
of any regularity in her pursuits, 1t was
delightful to go to tea at her house in
Chelsea, and find everything in order and
besu'y the walls hung with fne drawings,
her music in the c1rner, apd her tea-tatle
spread with good things" Erminis Smith,
the eminent American ethnolo2ist and
miner aiogist, used often to set ont on he,
scientific expeditions accompanied by her
four boys.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-06
State Lands.

Tie comm it"r On stat lands and state -oMi
- SIS. rsh arinv- a; the L.Gd Age4t
ut 81. ou- - falluNs:
ST. III + t-h,z up V.
i-ii los Of T., = Vale an 9th, r for sid It
pairing rod e,dinx Oh. of Flagstaff throngt
ten River, Jerusalem and Highland piau
tstianS
Pe ,tion Of W. -. Hackett sni o,he-s ask Z,
for atd maintaining road from Pntten I,
Cry-ta ,ia"tEttoR
Petition OF rhns Fowler and others fo
APP y ia ion 500 fJr road from Medwa,
g. pa " AXE
= ti;ion +" kem L. 10 to and hers askinG
IA Bppru, r,ati IA II aid II bridge on TnIbo
de - Or ttrtud lie
r. nhe making an appropriation for repair
of oad IN Indian township " a-hington county
or rid '. Feb 18Th, T.
fe ion Of f. I fenuock and Others for sic
i, huilaing bridge aeross Mag ,lloway river IL
Lipceu a ia i'm oxford County,
PeIiiiO. OF Vital I iboiesu and others ask
ioR an apuropr ,tiOn to he ip build road in town,
of Madawa Ma ma ,,ranh l.te
Resolve iu favor of Charles r Allen.
H. Owe In favor of haries q Randall.
NemVrili asking IT aid ia building bridgs
at Fort Kent.
EIGESE CLARK Sec'y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-06
Towns.

Committee on Towns met and made the fol
lowing assisDmspts;
Prri'i0p of ~. J foss and 80 others :,
strai gluten and restore town line hetwe. >
brighton ADD Athens Hearing assigned toi
Frbsaar, i0s h Al O'Clock r N
Petition Of Geo " Ii Waits and 45 other.
To b.. get of from Jonesboro and Jonespor'
Hearing 4s-ign d for F"b " at p NJ.
Petit OF Bent III. Gwie aud SO other.
that PORTION of rysfai PiabtaTion be sci of
and neNpd to thu town OF sherman Hearing
assig,i for FEB II at ? u.
Petition Il 81. Hobbs and 10 others t.
change boa day iue of Heruiok alt eoot
Berv lex, With bill accompanying HeDin,
a--ig' ed for +. b '7at3P u
retl lon Of Mark Marshall and others 10 SCI
OF certain arts Of Cushing and anne the SANE
- ihona'ton and straighr"n the line ottwr. o
sai twn- Hearing as igned for feb. 10th. :
O'Clock 7
r,ti Ion Of Oliver Mou ton OF Randolph, to
bp g. y from th- town of said RaDduiph and
annex to the town OF pittstos or Chelsea
Hearing as-ignea for Feb istn, L NJ.
Pc 'iuu Of l. cius bartlett 10 b. set OF No
way yil-ge cor Grafton Hearing assigned fo'
Feb 18th 3 +. NJ
P-ttion Of N lson Campbell and others
that pat OF he town of Canton be taken from
said town nd annexed to the town of Jay
Hearing Assigned for Feb. i3tn, 3 30 4. Nj.
CA TILroS. seo'y
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Education.

The coIu1 lite. 90 education will give pubi
h. arings 10 the school stpei iute nde1i's room,
.ta'e Hon q. a. follows
Feb 1891. : o'cioes 2 VI.
Bill an act 10 sb. hsh the schocl district sys EN-
bill act With refes T., teaching the natu
RAJ sernce in schools, rs applis d 10 agriculture
Feb. II, 1891.
rlnp tIti o. q favor of Erakine school.
tpn resolve in favor of S1atF-et Academy.
tin resolve In favor of Lincoln Academy o
Sewca tie
On ue'tios skiing sid for Iimngton Academy
On rr.Olv. f.r p.fi. II Il AGA my.
Oh ,lve 10 favor or Maine Wesleyan Ac
aGenly and ftmsle Co lese
I'm Pc ition 10 svor of Harrison Piper In vic
of MsitaSascook Academy.
Biz, an act 10 provide for the election OF
school eomnittee a. d superintendent Of school,
FOR the 'own II ~sowhegan.
o. pc isiou praying .i2t the doings of the towr
q >ko ht gan in relations to schools be made
valid
fth 9.
sIl. au act 10 amend section e., of chapter /.
Of the Il. yised - tute. relating TO the eualidca
tioEs OF instructors In public schools
ri. act au1eUd section $, chapter Il, Re
weed statutcs relating to SCHOOLS.
Hi, an act to aboIi.b seslsol districts and Il
provide for Il efficient supervision VI publ,
Sc IS.
Feb. IL.
An act to incorporate Higgins Classical In sti
.uie,
Jan. y, 1891. F.w. KxEGAS, Sec'y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-06
The Queen Pawned Her Jewels.

Queen Isabella Of Spain, pawned ber
jewels to raise money to. fit out the expedi.
ton that discovered the new world. Hel
sacrifice was not greater than is made by
many women Of America, who deny them
selves many things in order to have money
to buy DR.. Pierce's Goldent Medical Discov
cry for their sick husbands or children
This Discovery" is more important tc
them, than the one made in 1872. For al
diseases of the Lungs, Liver, Throat, Oh
Stomach, the 'tDiscovery" is sovereign
remedy. A trial couvinces, its continued
use cures. 1t purifes the blood. invieor-
ates the liver and strengthens and builds w
the whole system. Guaranteed to benei,
OF cure in every Gaze, or money paid for il
returned. feb2d&wlwsolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-06

- .dnr.day. Feb. ~ at o'clock. ".
On p-tItien 1of hs repeal OF s-e ions =.
and thapt t13 OF the Private and specia
isw. ~ i.si. relating 70 tue taking of ba-
from inBesanee oTsrs
SAM dot. and tine. On bin, an act 20 re
uiars be : siss hss iroia hezar Pond, tr
burg oxford eUants
Same dsgs AID time, On petition of Joh'
tmrrso iUr pfoTseiiou q all sinJs of fish n
Einat.on love, f-nOoscoi river, town Of How
and
iate and tiae o. petition Of Gee
itb ant others I prohibit the fsling ~
iant sJcS.a az, trout and togar from to
s'fias Pan iakr In Ar0Ostoak county, for II p
tiod Of i~0y r-
tr and time On petition Of r J.
Atwood aB.i other- to prey at The taxing OF isl
from Bog Brook and its tributaries, Ia Hrbr' Z
and plBot
sane tate and tine. On petition of An
REV f. WHY and Others OF st George aDc
-o4th fh0ma-ton. Anox comfy, paying for q
Change In thu lobster lew.
same date ard time. On petition of Gil
man q Ware and Tiers Of Addison, Wa hiog
ton county. praying Tor a change 10 the iobstel
law.
Sans date and time On pelirion OF Gil
I'm r, and Others. TO prohibit taxing hs'
from ~ mm's pond town OF Sewiield. for tire
years
3 3. HUNT, Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-06

The Judiciary committee of the ALI
ance House in Kansas few days age
did very good thing. They reported a
bill to punish lottery dealers, aud adver
:isers. and even the pedaiers OF ticket,
with heavy fine and imprisonment.
Who will say that the Alliance fellows
did rot frame bill worthy of imitation
by other states. e..
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Prosperity Ia AAils.
( Bo.tsa Journal. Feb. s.

Thess are sarrs days for the roIiacai
2efansrs Of New E1gisnd. The tariff
reform prees sr1 POLITICIANS. that for tie
cake Of if,te cheap parry capital are
ready te Yspeeseat tajs sec.tnn Of tbe
coussry ~ .-bliehredF and .'s.seSssnz.N are
ihenseires ~ citing baby rat I'd III aloax the
Ese. Name il thu lat Z STATE - favF.i.h
4 rvfa.sesos Of these Demosraic fslse-
hoots. industrial ssatisties of tina: State
saoy . very marked and x,skfyirg sd
rAnre in PRO. rerify during the year last
erdrd One ia screi and farty-aiae nes
MAJ ussc.uyirg sstsbsishrssIs h<ves heec
started and se old oses hsve been erfssssss.
More shan far million eollsss has been ex-
pe \ lid IN th-se rev enterprises, and employ
mSnt Sitl b. siveh 70 nes.'v 5000 additional
handle IL vill particularly chssfia tie free
trsdefs % learn tsst n punt of exesnsion
the -h,phpitdins Industry leads all the rest.
Probably ihe largest siasis enterprise essab
iished is the new steel shiphuildirg plant ut
Bath, but wooden sbipbuiiiina. too, has
been more prosperous thxn for many yesfs.
wish an even bss;er outlook for 1891
than it bad for 1880 Not only have the
Old yafds seen steadily employed. but new
oues have been cpeasd where none before
existed. II Is tyu- that LARGE portion Of
the vessels constructed have been intended
p,inarily for the cossiing trade, but their
character 10 such that most Of them can
readily engage in foreign carrying il they
are needed. In poiat of sire these new
.eho0ners veuid average larger thsn the
shtss and barks of 40 years ago. But
nor sill of The products ct Maine saipyards
are fors-snd-sFters. The yea. has Wit
messed the launching or several Of the big
sest sqaare-rigsers uader thu American
flag, and i. only needs the stimulus Of the
passage Of the Shipping bill to put our
foreign carving business on . par with our
domestic trade in prosperity and Importance.
Mex. after shipsuiIdirg in point Of growth
come ss~ mills and pulp snd paper mills
Other rev enterprises ircluds srist mills,
clothing factories, piano works and asricul-
turAl implements and axe-tool factories.
None ofthese will give anY Particular com-
for, to the free trsdsrs. but it will dismsy
them most Of all to learn that FIVE woolen
mills hsve been enlarged and 8 new wooden
spd Il nsw worsssd mill established la 1889
neisher the amount Of capital invested 10
new enterprises nor the pumtcr of new
hands employed equsled the recori of 1890
L. he, light Of these satisfies it is no von-
Der this. the calsmity patty fiads il, hard
shedding dow in MaIne.
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VI rcan lie Affairs

The committee on mvr'r NTH aft IL aud insur
snce " II give public hsariug- st their ON II
stat" Hou-s, An. u-ta, N the following bills snt
petition;
feb lit at clock 7 VI,
Petit ions tn fsvor Of a law ehliGtns fre in-u
anoe camp ME- tnipg business IN tais state tC
Issue oul Mas-u hu- It's STANDARD Poi cte-
same dat. hil act "a sme Il ection' .
an 4 Chapt ~ -; he ssvi ed siures, relat
log ~ In -uIaaes st- Mt, aud hrok
same dat Peti 10 l. fi.ii aud athe-l
TO xaa. nj &C I ~ u chApt,r ~ of the Revises
.tatnt rciai NJ to In nrsnce scents aed rockers
sam. date itili snae TO uco forsts the q leu
Netua Al Associa tan
s,ue date Bdl an &C to incorposte the P,rsi;
Insurance Company
same DIT hi an act 10 aut orire the New
nEissd Liv >,'ek In -uraaee Company to 4,
business In thu. tate
Fea 18th, Al 3 o'ci. OK T. ".
Bill an act additional to chapter ~ OF the Re
wise II tst.=- rel ,iss IA 40 policies and th'
pa, lpent Of losses hy Il e INSURANCE, eonpsni~s.
Same dale Petition of George G tex anC
otissrs or Incorporating sn ssss--menf eoefety.
BY os1er Of the c mmsitFe.
c A. MAhstos. Secretary.
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nosa,dMWAfAw1y

have been troubled with chronic ca.
tarfh for years. Eiy's Cream Balm is the
oaly remedy among the many that have
used that affords me relief.-E. w. Viii.
lard. Druggist, Joliet, I'll.
l have aeen troubled with catarfh for ter
years and have tried q number Of remedies
but found 10 relief until purchased 4
bottle OF Ely's Cream Balm. consider
Il the most reliable preparation for catAsrh
and cold in the bead Geo Z. crandell
p. NJ Quonochawntaug, Ri
fsb2eoiAr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-06

The committee 90 Vas ard bridges ksse D
snsd hesfings upcs Ie dfioss ssd bills refesre
. u era - follSss:
FEB. 10
Petition Of 3. y. Cossra ar others askir
aid 20 repair bridges In Mscvshoc Plantation
AZ at 10 sztaosixe tie inhabitants Of u
town OF Bristol % cpz-tfset Ard maintain
t.sass serass the .zssrs q kathiiors =,
Fsb zs--ye. If. =
Psti,soa If the ssieetmea OF the TO. n.
@ saa sas r. sss's T. e e s,s ne
b-idse ena-tsuessd across ths PsnooseSt riSei
in sasd ioTn-
Fsb mo Y.
P.tisi of T. L. smith and Others, citizen
Of otdsowE, sskiag ? r,vsrsion Of oidtasl
brsdss 20 the state Ut Aai6e.
Feb $50 %.
PETITION - T. !. Bsh-r and Others. Id aid o
bsldinx fridge oser Aussiz s;resm fn birf
ham.
Feb. % -ga.i T.
Psririon o. George Later aad others of NJ
l. Range. ". T. X. Plantation, zskiGx for u
sppsap isison fos routes and bs'dgss-
Petition Oh . Wheeisrixst asd O. hers .
Bango-, FIR az appropriation for 4 nrisge aero
tf.e f+sossest RS The nBssstth II Pr
"a sqpi- river, in said G ss.ty Of fenSsseot.
Peti ion d q r, Nexsy ard o.h-rs, a.kla
ala in rsaintaing bridge across the Asoostoe
river u the ts~s 0. A1hsssa.
Feb. 9--Fa H.
ffTNtpn 81 or an AEN 70 AZ III .tEfl9h u
esAaptsr n. % the Revised statutes, relating
waJs.
Feb 20 No u.
Pststsoa o, W. y. I.ibbz and others o. VA
fassnkss2s asking ste ali 20 opiiaiBg
bsiage psF9ss tho p, d scot rYsr, Ia The 70 Al
% " iEa Of Hsttaxsakeas.
Feb. - No. ~
Petition ~ citizens Of Anepasb. asking sd
for bal ding a road zno bridge Ia Ajeg $50
& b. "a NO ~.
Peffttas Of james A. stront and othets, fnl
psrni--I.sn ta bal d 4 bridge tide watsf
IN 10 ~ % hsBns5anxpoft.
fen zf N. "a
RI sn aet o. r.vi the provi.ions OF ebay
ter 81, OF IN. Private and s,s cial Lsas o Is =
Apd safiisoas5 shsFFfo. relating TO a tree erids'
rass Creek, In The tozn OF k4tisry.
FEB Il No. q.
pstitso. Of the Inhabitants Of Van Burei
Hamlia ane Tyr for apr priaiion 10 aid q
hpi IL nfidgs acros the b., John River .
Van sureu
ttb. 4? No 70
Petition II II. Sweetlsnd Of south Ihom
ast 81 .fh*r. guessing the enac' meal q
a law requiring the -sSe al counties To build IN
tarys b idsss within ths ir counties.
Feb 20 No Is
Petition o. Charies ", Rogers and other
of so~iafd. afirauge, Passadum1eag, Love
sga .,rrenbe-r for bridge scr-ss Piscstaqui
DIVER ~ tn mouth
n v. Go LID, Secretary.
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COMnITTEE HEARINGS
Iuiitlafy.


4 y,ts.-l. .usH..t.s. sts gao gayie 4.su
~. Z. las.. lpie .t21f AOase. Angu-ia ~ ri
.i-r ospas
rs ptl'.qn Of carlton ~ ter c. Tor
rsttb,s . rsfai4s "a stsr SO. 'sr r.
nsss. o. ,sias rt.f
Vet lo.lP. NJ
pa u toaers 8 n 81 -tfx.i nd 20 tssalat"
W. pfte iss Of iss-tsiCs AZ W. rist~ IF hhan"
. "a, suihnn lodre- u oast. + pr
ns,. and t-,sysie, te- ps'5 ''.' ph"'- Ia
b. AZ bxs aud hnlBatDDs
f0f trb III
an at 70 ss.-na ehsp Nv u Pu lie Lave
OF s~s AT s-a an al tt pf+vr'i i''ou" pct al
p.s from conducting ba-in- - as apsthe
oAstes"
Az .e' 10 ega IL. and make valid the do
lag u IN. to~a u taps Elizabeth
For b mar.
Lpog an act 10 incorporate the Pittshvid
Water and Elertfls tompaAy
For Esb szb. , = N.
ks.e,v. r.lafinx to repeal Of all laws per
.tni,tbs ~. cut 10 Maine to b. manufacture"
10 a. ada
Uton periiioa e J d. rrasus ant 81 a hers
Ter pos =. Of In requiiiss counii's % build
md man,a,n til. great bridss within thrir
limits
che $40 In frnper avs.
Lp,h pet hoo Of Or. Thomas Hul AID
9TH r. 70. mnnicfpal suffrage for son'n
bsb- u. z r. -.
Upon Pe isiVus tor the I.gaii4ation Of the acts
OF C. mp heHsVp Association.
rpoa p.ti,ion Il John sho.nsar and other.
for inc.t poi tn Of stunts Pond ateS Co., for
tue putp"ss Of 'u.piyln the tosn Of L'tnoins
vito saef
FEB IL ar VI
Up,a cx.edipney Of creating len for the
protection of per ons no t.rnl-h supplies for
s,lng ur numbering Opera'iO 10 secure pay
ineni fer supp les 80 infuished.
Fob IL ar u
lyon an act TO suthoriz. Charles q. Perry
and vth.r. 10 erect piers and tooms In Aroo'
took liver
Feb. o2f
Cppn 9, To amend chapter n. Revised Stat
utss r. iatlHg TO paymsui Of hnes.
By order of ins COMMITTEE.
Feb II, ar. NJ.
tp,n nct to incorporate the south dOaIds
boro alter 20
p.titt, n Of g. c. Hutchns and Others for
chArtes rs trbdst0ns Nscs Water Co
upos sn act TO smsbd s.eti u 4. oh tpter 81
OF r. VS.. d atutes, relating to brandias line
Feb ~. 2p u.
Upon act to incorporate the Northern
Main MA, er Molecular Isi' phone and T. ir
graph go.
yer Mui. chiar lei. phone and Telegraph co
Act to Incorporate hospital in the city OF
Bangor.
Light Co.
Act to Incorporate the Van Buren " stcr Co
T., titi n Of lr sanger aad others for char
ter Tor hospital IN Bangor
FEB Is. az
Act to provide for the registration of vital
stat tics
up"n AZ act tn amend chapter 5. Of Pub &c
Laws ( iss7. relating 20 poiiiicI conventions
aud raa
A. act rsgulat" the manner Of sal ina and
notifying p tniary political NEE ings and eau
IN act 10 incorporate IN. Byothhay and
Boothbay HarbOT alter Co., Boutnbay.
An SCI to amend an act relating 10 drains
and sewers 10 BATH
Feb. ", Ar
upon . itipns to repoa al chapter 30i, Laws
of isss, ing he 40 anll i g on-pract ac; -
FRANKLIN G. fAYsos. Secretary