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The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1893-03-11
WIS IN BRIEF.
Compiled from Various Sources,
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

In the senate, on the 2Sth, the naval appro-
priation bill was taken up, amended and passed.
The agricultural appropriation bill was also
passed, as was the bill regarding the sale of In
toxicating liquors in the District of Columbia.
The senate refused to go into executive session.
....In the house the bill placing pig tin and
ore on the free list was passed. The greater
part OF the day was consumed in consideration
of the Turpin- McDuffy contested election case,
the sitting member (Turpin) being declared en-
titled to the seat.
IN the senate on the 1st the report Of the
conference committee on the sundry civil bill
was presented and led to q long financial dis
cussion on the Sherman bond amendment with
the result that the amendment was receded
from by the senate. In the house the ses-
sion was consumed principally in considering
motion made by Mr.. Hatch to suspend the rules
and pass the antioption bill, but the house de-
cided by vote Of yeas, 172; nays, 124 not to
agree to Mr.. Hatch's motion-a two-thirds vote
being necessary under a suspension of the rules.
IN the senate, on the I'd, consideration of the
postoffice bill was completed, the Indian ap-
preparation bill was amended and adopted, and
the deficiency 0he last Of the appropriation
bills) was acted upon In the house the day
was consumed In considering the sundry civil
appropriations bill amid great confusion despite
the speakers efforts to preserve order.
In the senate on the 3D. conference reports
on the legislative, the post office, the agricul-
tural and the house appropriation bills were
agreed to, and all the house bills on the calen-
dar unobjected to were disposed OF. together
with various other odds and ends of legisla-
tion In the house the Worlds fair appro-
priation amendment to the sundry civil bill
was rejected and the bill was returned to con-
ference.
IN the senate, on the 4th (session of the Sd
continued) it was II o'clock before the meeting
(adjourned until $3.50 a. n.y. reassembled. Mr..
Manderson occupied the chair, and at intervals
attached his name to bills passed. About
o'clock VicePresident Morton took his final
leave of the senate and declared the Ftfty-sec-
ond congress adjourned. After the inaugural
ceremonies the senate returned to it's chamber
and the ordinary formality Of waiting upon the
new president by committee was gone through
with In the house, the closing ceremonies
observed in due form, the hoyAe adjourned sine
die.
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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

EX-PREsIDENT HARRISON, after seeing
his successor duly installed in Office and
extending to the new executive cour-
tesies appropriate to the occasion, with
the members of his household and inti-
mate friends, boarded his special train
and started for his home in Indianapo-
lis, Ind.
On the 4th Rev. John Palson, pro-
hibition candidate for governor of
Kansas in 1876, and chaplain of the
Eighth Kansas infantry, died at his
home in Fort Scott, Kas
On the 4th, with appropriate and i'm
pressive ceremonies, in the midst of a
cold, driving snow-storm, Grover Cleve-
land was for the second time inaugu-
rated president of the United States.
The parade, which was, notwithstand-
ing the inclement weather, an impos.
ing affair, was greatly reduced in num-
bers, but the ball in the great hall OF
the pension building was a brilliant
success in every particular.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1893-03-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE announcement that Col. H. L.
Muldrow, of Starkville, is to be reap
pointed Assistant Secretary of the Inte-
rior is hailed with great delight by his
numerous friends throughout Missis-
sippi. No man in the country is better
qualified for this responsible position
than Col. Muldrow. He filled it once to
the entire satisfaction of the illustrious
Lamar.
JUDGE J, a. WILKINS. aged ss years,
ono OF the pioneer sett|ers OF Grenada,
died last wssa es
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Waldo County People in the West.

Hon. Geo. +. Wallace, formerly well
known citizen of Belfast, has established
himself in Aurora, H., near Chicago. and
is there manufacturing AMI putting upon
the market proprietary medicine. This
he is advertising by circulars and in the
four daily papers published in Aurora.
With n medicine having intrinsic merit
and Mr.. Wallace would concern himself
with none other, such well directed bus-
ness enterprise can hardly fail TO accom-
plish a success; and his friends. every
here, wish him nothing less. 1t is re-
ported that he has associated with himself,
in his business, Hon. Cassius C.. Roberts.
formerly of Stockton Springs, who controls
a number of weekly papers published in
Chicago and will be an invaluable assistant
in introducing the medicine in that city. In
recent communication MIR. Wallace
writes. concerning his wife who had been
for many years an invalid. as follows:
'For the last % years, my wife has had
a large goitre, or bunch upon her neck, ex-
tending across the throat. During this
time cold caused an irritation of the in
side of her throat. under the goitre. fol
lowed by severe cough with strangIing,
similar to whooping cough, which would
continue for several weeks. or until
the irritation of the throat subsidized.
the irritation anil cough returning
AS often as n cold was incurred. She
used many blood purifiers, washes, paints,
and other remedies without in the leas,
reducing the size of the goitre. Soon after
beginning the use Of Rodolf Medical Dis
covery. in June last. the goiter began to
soften and gradually pass away, only a small
portion of it on one side of the neck remain
ing, the irritation and cough which formerly
followed cold having wholly subsidized. 1t
appears to be permanent cure
Mr.. Wallace's present address is III So.
Wnter CT Aurora III
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forded to pay the tax much better
The new Law provides tina, the tax shall
be based upon the average amount of de
p ,sits AMI accommodations which will carry
with it the surplus. Its friends clam that
it will result in just equalization of the tax
among both the large and the small banks
Ii will be seen, from the above table that
under this new law the revenue from saw
increased little above S+2 900 per annum
from what it was in 1891, and this increas Sc
will come from the banks that would have
p,id it almost wholly all these years had
they been assessed upon their surplus, " lille
the tax on the smaller and less wealthy
banks will be decreased from the
operations of the new proposed law.
1. is also urged that the develop
ment of the resources of the State would be
greatly facilitated by the advantage which
is offered savings banks under its provisions
to keep their money employed in the legal,
safe, desirable and convertible loans which
distinguish Maine securities in all the money
centers of New England.
1t will also accomplish result of vital
importance to the depositors in our savings
banks, viz. discourage the further invest
ment of deposits in the unsecured promises
of small cities and counties in the West and
in bonds of Western railroads which in
many instances are mortgaged beyond their
value.
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COMMITTEE HEARINGS.


TIE sa.isr4ny esmfslttee viii give pnsile hear
ssss At their rooms NJ state Hos.e. a. follows
Jns.siaS. Jsa. Iisfa z y. NJ.
Up<ss t<-tifioa 70 amend chapter - Of Revised
ststafes. isssi. rristins TO paisprr-
Fet, O. i-s8. at s'eieek Y. N.
An art ersstiDg the afee of eern'Ri'sl0ners o.
s se
"A act 70 Incorporate The York shore wsssi
10.
-bsa. ri.
An ACT additional and aasepdat1ry 10 sias.- g
see elsf a, Of The Esyi-ss: statutes Of los ~
latiug to suits 10 dstsrtsins pasp"r s"ttI"ta.n's
Jan. II
IA a., additional 10 chap. s4 of the Private
nod special Laws If I.s; entitled an act '" "ih-
rs~sr the eosniy Of AfDo-took 20 sii 10 Tue coh
straeftos of railway fhrasat ssid eoan'y. and "a
xequifa and hold preferred stock Of the c"mpan,
fs,iding each railroad
Jan. 81
An act 80 sinrna see Is. chap. a, Of The Ksyi-
ID statutes u ira. relating 10 III" settlement 81
Laup~r'
An ss, to confirm the organization Of the Free.
port Water Co. under the general laws
Jsn n
A at 10 prevent the introduction and spread
THURSDAY. Jan. "a, Is,a st2F ~.
An act to amend chap. = of the Revised Statutes
Of l1ss 10 relation 10 druggist
Ihnr.day, Jan. 70. isYs, s,s ~, VI.
ga sn nc; 20 supply th. city Of Auburn wiii,
pure water bill. 4 and - also an sctsto amend
The charter Of the city Of Old Iown.
Friday Frs =, t-as at 2 T.. NJ
On various petitions for sHeh enartfnent ~ va
allow IN. ~onsen Of haiue the right 10 baIlo, at
municipal elections
"Wednesday, tri,. +
An NJ, 10 establish ths-S a'er,iH- hospital
Tuesday. Jsn. -
An net withdrawing the HHn,fori Fails suiphite
Go. 10 hold stock and bonds 0f other eompnni-s
also an set authorizing the Eumiofd Pals fowrr
90. hold stock and bends Of other corporations
Biso an act authorizing the kamfnrd Pals Paper
90 70 bold stock aud roads 81 other corporations
also art authorizing fiIr trls Falls Pulp o. I"
h0i stock and bonds of Other corporations. also
81 act authorizing The rni'slog Pulp Co To hold
stock and bonds ~ other operations. ai+o an
art 10 sfasnd the Con-iitnton prohibiting state of
municipal appropriations la ait ot -eetHrian Ia
situations.
i,y order nf n" committee.
FEASE VI. iItGUINs.
secretary.
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Seashove Fisheries.

The committee on seashorc h-hcrirs will give
public hcarisgs at theif room la the state House
~ toliowa
fhursdsy, February md isii as : O'Clock l. VI.
on the prntiuas tu amend the law relating to
the taking of HOLSTERS
"Wednesday, February lat. iSpi al O'clock L VI,
TN the petition of " G. Brewer aud others ask
ing for legislation prohibiting the use Of purse
-elBes In fat In ksrei and other nah within
Abn.r johnson snd others against sane.
We.inp stiay February LIST. tsirl, Mt O'Clock P.M .
On the petitions to modify the existing hsh law
in sneh a manner 10 allow coast Fishermen
the right TO law fully gain livelihood
" edns sdsy, Jan. 20. at O'Clock 7, VI
pn the petition for AN ac, TO amcnd section l.
of chapter 10 of the Revised statutes. relating to
the packing uf sar,linrs,
Wsdne .day, Jna. 81. at O'Clock Z. VI
tn the petition and rennnstranr. relating TO hn
act to amend chapter =. section - of 1.-THE Special
Laws Of isil, Incorporating il'n town NJ 'umtrr
iaud.
Wednnsiay, Jan 2a, ut o'clock +. VI
on the petition for act Ia prevent the taking
OF smells In the tieorgrs river otherwise than by
hook aud line.
"wednesday. Jan %. at 2 O'Clock L, ".
t'p tbs pstitinaof J. I Gsy ant others Of lineou
rounty, relating to the taking OF sm.lts N the
Medainork river u, order If the committee
i,trHhG MApp'pK Is
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Sheriff T.. J.. Norton La. made up his list
Of deputies "a follows Geo. II. Eamsell,
Augusta, deputy and turnkey; James Tib-
belts, Belgrade; James 7. Hill, watersille;
Andrew l.. McFad5cn, Waterville; Ira NJ.
True, Haliowell; Edwin W. Maddox.
IIallowcll; +. d. Jepson, China; Vim. u.
Libby Augusta; Hiram Gilman. Mt. Yer
non; Wallace Il. Berry, Winthrop; Geo.
II. Ames, Chelsea; Mark l.. Rollins, Cbel'
sea; Samuel r. Hersom, Oakland: Isaiah
II. Clifford, yassalboro: Geo. r. McNally,
Clinton; Horace W. Hihlreth. Gardiner;
BENJAMIN +. Maxim, Wayne; Llewellyn
Libby, Albion; John W. Withee, Benton,
and Z. B. Conner, Randolph.
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An Impractical Oedaction,

In making their argument m the appoiat-
ment of Il State boari of education the
council of the Maine Pedagogical Society
adduces the following argument to show
why the election of the State superinten-
dent of schools should be left To that body.
A State board appointed by the Gov
ernor for a period of years, serving without
salary, would be in n position to elect the
superintendent with much less embarrass-
mcnt from political pressure. and with
much more thorough inquiry into bis abil-
ity to perform satisfactorily the duties of
the Office. The men and women who
would be fitted to serve on such board
ould be above the temptation to seek po-
sitions on the board by political methods;
and the absence of salary would remove the
temptation itself
While the JoraxaL finds itself IN the
main in very hearty accord with the excel
len; suggestions of the society. in the line
of educational reform, candor leads
it to say that the above
quotation evinces n decidedly Utopian con-
ception of practical politics. Theoretically
the good men and wotnen best lifted for
positions upon this proposed boarI, where
nothing but bare travelling expenses would
be Forthcoming from the State treasury,
ought to be above self seeking. AMI wait in
decorous dignity for the office to hunt them
up: but practically they would be apt to be
lef, out in the cold. Those who have a
chance 10 see something of the working of
practical politics in this State know very
we'll that there woun be the hveliest kind Of
a scramble for these places. There would
probably be scarcely teacher of any prom
inence from Kittery Point to Quoddy
Head who would not feel that he was spec
tally qualified To serve upon the board, and
it is safe to say that there would be some Of
the most vigorous log-rolling and wire-pull-
| ing ever known in the State. The council
| of the Pedagogical Society hugs the fond
deiusion that the absence of any salary
other than travelling expenses would relieve
taS sttCNhttu VI ttt pVAiN Aho" fcAttt-ai
pressure. but as matter of fact il would
have very little restraining influence. Men
are to be found constantly striving for Off
ciai honors which they can wear only at
financial loss. We know of one Governor
who received hundreds of letters urging the
selection Of various gentlemen upon his
personnel. and we do not imagine hi. ex-
perience in this direction was at all
exceptional. and yet every one knows that
these positions involve quite heavy out
put to those who secure them. The asso-
!, Citations. however, are very pleasant, and
|. the positions highly honorable. Fur this
reason they viii always carry With them q
. disfinction and an official recognition Of
pefsonai character, which prominent gentle
! men will aiwsys be glad to enjoy We
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Railroads. Teie9vaphs and Elk
uT0sN0R.

The c0nmHte. on railroads. tpsgraphs and ex
presses wiil give public hearing at their room in
the state Hoase follows
Thar.da. Jan. ~ issti. At 20 T.. VI
On the asi to- Incorporate III" Auburn aud Me
ehsuie halls Railroad Company,
Thursday, Feb. =. is 81, at I VI
on IN. bill entitled. an act to require railroad
corporations to pro, id. mileage tickets which shall
h aceep,sd for passage and fare apau all railroad
lines IN Tits statr,
Thursday, February =. issfi. at $50 =. NJ
TN tn. blu entitled, an act to extend the time
for thr cops rueiion nj the Wiseas..t and quebec
Railroad, the Messsousk.e and k"nnehte Rail
read aud the somerset Railroad and to amend
the same
AlRERT ii. rENLEy, secretary.
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Legal Affairs.

The committee legal stair. will give public
hearings At their room in the state iioas" a. FOL
lows;
Thursday. Jan. 70. T. "
ON the bill to protect workiBgmsu'- unions in
their labels, trade marks etc, n-" on the bill 20
amend special Laws relating to wharf lines In the
sitv of Bangor also on the bill relating TO irn-t
fuads Of towns, also on the bill 90 authorize the
ronstr.etieu Of highway across the tide wnters
"f spruce creek IN kittery.
"Wednesday, February /, i-Di, AT ar. VI.
I'm the petition for NJ act prohibiting sunday
excursions and Ia regulate sunday trafir, also on
thu hill to amend the charter at the Fairfield Va
lgs Corporation, relating To- the purchase Ut land
for maintaining burial grounds.
Tuesday. Jan, n. J.. NJ
I'm the bin to amend chap IL, acc. y. II = re
laiing to the tB>Gis sni law
Tuesday, trh- :, ~. VI
Du the bill to establish standard weight of u
tushel Of biuth.rTics.
ity order OF the Committee.
WtLrEg {. LNtG-uN. sec.
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In another colum, will be fouml a
full and satisfactory abstract of the main
features in the first repor, of Hon. Charles
K. Written. savings bank examiner for
Maine. The report is ore of the most i'm
portant which comes from any stste depart
ment a. it 50 closely relates TO the daily life
and small earnings of the great masses of
our people, AMI it is one which will
show to them the admirable maniier
in which these hanks Of the peo-
pie are conducted by their officers. an =, the
same time are guarded. ami inspected. and
watched over BY the State in the interest
Of the slspositors. Mr. wtitsea has prepared
mo lei rpoft, brief, wi hout flourish Of
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9aily xennebff Journal.
Auevs1a, THURSDAY, lau. u, 1888.
fERAgs ~ 90 ~ Ns~

Ne nstsee whsseves vii BE- tsten Of ssassed
eo0UunfeAfi6ps.
THE J0gEsAf.cAssoT nc HELD KkapoNmsLk
gOa fHk FERMENTATION OK kxTUkx cg kKJHC7-
m C1HNEyfCATJOss.
Address 81 comma nieaftons feiatinR 70 sSbsesfr
fkses SD Advertisements 10 Basi>a9h 3 tlynf,
rstiIsh<fs. Asgsaz. Msine.
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The committee interior waters will give PUT
lie hearings At their rooBs at the state House as
follows
Tuesday, January 3ls', At 10 o'clock 4. VI,
Petition of owners and masters of stearn vessels
pl,in. gu INLAND waters to be relieved of certain
license fees taxes.
Tuesday. Jen. 9isf at o'clock l.. VI,
Petition of Davis 4 Moore for charter build
dams near Iel,oomock Fails on West Branch of
prpobsrot river,
Petition al the BANGOR Room Company for the
right TO haild pier in the repobseot river near
Wrhsters Point.
q. A. NAgSToS, Secretary,
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Ginapciaj ANaivS,

The Commits. on financial affair. viii give l'ut
lie hearings At State treasurcrs office ~ follows
Thursday. Jan, III. 10 l., VI
Resolve ia favor of Maine General Hospital.
Ky order of the committee.
Petition Eastern Eye and Ear inirmary.
Thursday, Jun, nj, r VI
Resolve ~ favor uf Childfrn's Home IN Lewis
ton.
Thur day. Trb .. (" ~ T. W.
Rcsoiv. IN MD Of sisters Of Charity. Lewiston
Resolved In favor of Central Maine Hospital
An act 10 amend ,hnpter IT., iubic Laws lssl
InEHN JOHNSON,
snr
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Mercantile Amairs and Insurance.

! The COMMITTEES On mercantile sfaiTs aud n-sr
ancr viii give pat.Iic ,-srinz at theft room IN
O'Clock +. NJ, thr act TO amend chapter ea %
I the Private and special Laws Of isH,. and ~
amendments by chapter. " and 2b7 o. the Private
/ and special Law. Of I-s7, sald chapters contain
fHg he charter OF the Maine B.heht As-oe,siion
! fharsdsy, Feb. ?, 2P. W.
| BiII an aci additional 10 chapter " Of the Re-
i..a -iatates reians TO Insurance aud in=araner
r0n,pani.s.
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Augusta extends to the members of tn,
Maine Press Association, who Will holt
their regular annual meeting in this cit,
today, cordial welcome. We trust tina
their stay here NAV be both a pleasant an(
profitable one, and that the capital city ma,
tertaining them on many more such occa
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Tho committee oa essasstioa viii give barring
foiioxn
Tbarsasy. feb- 2, !ssG, AZ g"'iock, T. 81,
H6s.s rrposf xs2.
EsIsffag 10 stt-.f7ioErsHf SCHOOL money.
An set, fesnting 10 the .speial;ars Of school
money
dassi, and bind
wessHssssay, Feb. :. isaa. at orfork r. ".
E'esitioa, tn aid PsFsonsirtd s@mFAarS
fss.oised. in aid Bloomfield AeaderaYs
Per order II. IL. CHAasFEtsIs. Secretary
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The committec on taxation will give public
hearing in Room - on the matter of amending
Lave for taxation OF the following companies and
corporations, each meeting to be held at IN
O'Clock. 4. NJ. gu the day named.
Telegraph and telephone companies, Monday.
jan ~ steam railway and sleeping car companies,
"Wednesday, Jan. 70. street railway and express
companies. Thursday, Jan. s6; insurance conpan-
les. Monday, Jan. 10; savings banks and trust
companies, Tuesday, Jan. 81.
Thursday, Feb. ., at 30 Z. VI
On the listing bill.
The committee ON taxation viii give pnhlic
hesring In Senate chamber at augusta on Tuesday
Feb q At 40 O'Clock, r NJ, on bull providing that
the state raise the whole Of the school money
now raised by towns.
The eomm,ttee On taxation will give q pubtic
hearing in thr Senate Chamber Al Augusta on
fhursdss. Feb. At O'Clock r NJ, ga hili pro
Ntding for greater unitermit, among towns In
methods of assessment OF taxes by requiring town
assessors To meet State in COM enti0ns
to be held at diferent points la the state.
BY order OF eomuattee
JonS A. RosEErs. Sec'y.
Augusta. Jan. u, iSp,
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The eosnssitss~ on banks and banking viii gre
public hcsSing AZ their room in the .sste HoBse
" sssne ss,4y. Feb. 1T, 2 o'eeek r. W.
A art 10 incorporate the Collateral Loan Com
paHy u %atrrSiiie.
D. GY.fer Of rpmmi.tsf.
r. W. tAslgr,,x, -feretary.
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Inland Fisheries and Game.

The Commute. Inland Fisheries and Game
will CIV. a public bearing at their room tn me
state House.
Friday, Jan. u, Pm
Petition of ysmr- D. Mnlliyan and III o,hsrs of
Dun,Hfissoita to prIiHibst taking of deer in Ian
coin county. d. W. KoLIIss. JE., Secretary.
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The proposed new savings hank ls~ is
causing considerable discussion. and mech
interest is felt to ascertain exactly what ms
practical effect wsoIsi be-
The following table, which has been pre-
pared with great care shows jss, th. amount
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Ecguisr meeting Of tho committee on seashors
fisheries will b. held on "wednesday at 2 O'Clock
T.. VI. at the seashore Ftsheris-' room.
IlTHEE NADDoN KS, seey.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICES.


H1ffsF or REFrEsEsTATIvss.l
Afstsrs. January 70. Use
DEprEEi,, Thst The tsme for the sreTption of
p<titsen< sad bills fsf frissfs and srsctai iegssa
tsn b. Lmsted 10 Tae.day, Jsnaary -. I-xt, and
fhs sH p~t.,oss AMI bills prr~esfsd after ihat
d.aS b. referred 10 the nrst Legisiatnr+ Efaa
and rsss@d. W. >. Gtfrf"a. I!efx.
\ TUE copy. Attest; W. :. c"rfpst Clerk
tsafyftt
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The Committee ON Towns will give a public
shearinE at their roouktn the State House.
Tuesday, Jan. 81, sf. NJ;
Petition Of james ". Perkins aud Others ask
ing for division town OF Phippsbarr.
:. :. cAuILG. Secretary.
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The committees on claims will hold its regulh
nesiings In iI- room on Ihut SHAY at 4. NJ
CIISfoS \. WooirHuEf, Secretary.
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The committee on state land aud state roads
viii hold regular sessions at %. Land oiiice on
Wednesday of each week al o0cloek +. VI. un
iii further Notice
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