Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-04
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aara e-AHssai Reunion. fifth Maine kess-
msnt, Peak. Island.
fall 70 Anx. ~ chsataaqHa Assembly. Fryeoarz.
ssgs-s zs-oaa Fellows 81 Maine. seth Aasi'sf-
A gxu.t ' is-K OF Fl@la and Pythi4n day. Bath.
Oct. 10. II aud r2-saxai2aoe County FAR AZ
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ps,r,s of slaughter. Down al North Ha'
, he other Say the town treasurer paia
bounty of A. seals, that were brought IN
tss Indians. Charles Beverage OF
? same 0 lace. killed four seals one day
/. week with a club, while they were TAX
a nap on the Lodges.
There appsars 90 be a disposition ans
. tho .aImon fishers on the st. Croix 10
. the zooss which laid the golden egg. MI
/. | hsh have been takea IN nets ABOVE
!, head Of navigation, and reports are eur
thai in the absence of Game Warden + rem
: Illegal drifting has been resumed A I
s.a cold IN Mili:own the past week HI
|, | been traced TO the cotton mill, where
ashssy Is used a. atrsp. The Calais In
aiyes fair warning that Il will be impossl
D 10 secure another supply Of young sain
Il next year If legal methods Of fishing are
N fiazransly violated. A large number n
been caught IN the river this season
e The ingenuity Of man seldom fails TO
- cumvent what the ingenuity Of man
j. planned. II IL said that the insurance
passed by the last Legislature will not
fiiet much hardship on the insurance c'
. panies which have very convenient
y rangement. Report has it that compel
!" man will 20 through the State ami c'
4 fully make rates on all buildings thron
!, | out the whole territory. This will be
u purely ~ private enterprise. III
~ rates will be published, and the compal
will subscribe for them and use them
n they do insurance maps Of towns and eli
Z Copies of these rates will be sent TO
u agents resident in Maine, with instruct
ie from the company that these are the pr
= at which they will be willing to receive
mess.
~ The Kalama AGO Saturday Telegraph {
III tains a sketch of Lincoln Hamiin Titus,
energetic prosecuting attorney Of Van
? rem county, Mich. The article informi
'i that he graduated from "Vassalboro
81 lege" at the early age Of 10 with at
NJ equal honor, in the classical course, and
college scraps, which belong to such II
lc tutions. Reaching both the height o
y feet and the state of Michigan in 1879
ie more holes than dollars IN his pockets
Vi swung the pedagogical switch for s.
W years. Beginning to study law in 1889
as opened an office in Hartford in 1884, wi
az he soon obtained y good practice. In
~ he formed copartnership with A. H.
IT, tie. Moving to Paw Paw in 1891, he
D = appointed by Judge Buck to succeed +
d Annabie As prosecuting attorney Of
u Buren, county" He was elected at the
pa election though bitterly opposed by
ng worse element for his enforcer
to of the local option Law. 1t
nj be added that Mr.. Titus should
i' forI the reporter of the Telegraph
or loeiicious and more nearly accurate ides
al Maine than is displayed in that part of
" sketch which says that Mr.. Titus g
ey born in 1860. in that delectable STATE
e. Maine, where much of the soil is pine
" dust and cobblestones." A man has q
~ be pretty well up the ladder before he
mt turn around and look down on Maine.
D. fact the ladder is too short for that
uo pose.