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Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12
Daily Esunsbfe journal.
THURSDAY. IAN. u. 1883.
CALENDAR or eo~Ixc eyfsTs.

CALENDAR or coaIMc EyEnTs.
saAse Affairs.
Jsn E-sssfa board Of Pharmacy. fof'iand
Patrons .f II sss. nsSy.
ina Tf-Aroassfsk PgsAons, f.fahset CARTON
IHg IT, fansbeFiaad i'pmSus bfBnsr. seaftoro.
JaH zs --.f'aavbseot rosa,aa DranRe, sorfb
aeaxsF.
Fsb 7--usfor8 Posaoas 1saHgr, Bryant's Pond.
Religious.
Jsa. fs-~aseiing Of kenaebee County thfistisn
i.1sisasor Union. at satih baraahff-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12
WIG HAS ALL THE SPACE,
.ine!y Per css,. Of The Fair Space Gone ara
Chicago Exhibitors are AL at Sea.

t'IueAGe.' Jan. 1i.---In no one der,art.
nj nj Of the Columbian Exposition j. the
delay IN awarding space TO exhibitors 50
exssperating as ia Machinery hall Dire e.
tor-Genersi Dasis takes exception 10 TIE
criticisms usasie npoB tise dilatory policy Of
tie yarioHs heads of departments in asssza-
ing space. '-t,f the entire 1900 ,Gsi feet
of space AZ our disposal he says, s'ninety
psr cent. tas been allotted =
II Mr. Davis statement il correct the
thousands Of intending exhibitors WHO are
complaining because thcy have not received
space must have been frozen oat, as j, is
not probable that with only 3a0. 900 feet
lefs .iey can b, accommodated. Interview )
viii, big Chipsga irms show the same com
plants as iSE AeN York Not one of a
.cnfe iatcrtipwTd has the slightest idea
wla.re ~ e1lssid; j. 10 be located nor how
mt cb sIsce il i, he aIlo,ted
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12

By Mr. Weeks OF fairtield--Bill an act
to increase the salary of the county auor-
neN of Somerset county. increases to
S1u0.}
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12
MR.. BoNNsR's COVERED TRACK.


NEW IoRK. Ian, ll.-Among those who
watched the Hickory Grove Farm trotters
spin around the small circular track at the
American Institute building Saturday was
Mr. Robert Bonner.
Mr.. Bonner was asked whether he had
used his covered half mile track az his farm
near Tarrvtown as yet. lie said Mes,
drove Maud :. over it on Saturday last,
and am greatly pleased with it, 'llow
lid Maud movc2 Has she her old time
elasticity" II will give you the same
answer as gave to my son Edwin: t
never saw Maud move with more case ana
elasticity"
Continuing, MIR. Bouner said; 1--WE had
quite time building the track. There were
number of large honldcrs in our road,
and We had no small difficulty in conteni-
ing with the frozen ground, But every
thng is now in good shape and Maud will
get her work right along. ! shall drive her
myself"
Mr. Bonner says that the track has very
fine top dressing of mixture of shavings
and horse manure. and that while it looks
like tan bark it is much preferable as no
dust crises from it.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12

i gentleman who lecturer. on fools. print.
ed hIs ticktts as above. Suggestive, Ger.
fainiy. and even ssrcss'ic What fools arr.
they who suffer the iuroads Of ,lisea sew hon
they might b. cured. Dr pieree's Golden
meei nj Discovery 4 soil nn,.cr oostssee
fnero"tee Of its beBefi'ing or curing in
eveTs ease ~ Liver. Bloat audisuny dis-
ease. or money paid for II VIII h4 cheer
fully refunded. 10 All blood ,ainis and inn.
pafisles Of whatever name or mature, IL IL
most positive in il. curative effects. Pim-
pies Blotchcs YsHriors. and all skin and
Scalp disea@s, are rat.ualiy cured ~ si,i.
NefpierfHi r'etift'isl". scrpfulons disease
Insy aliret ti'c gtsfpts, eaHsiag swelIiuas or
tuui9Fa the boEcs, caasing .Fevcrsores, >
W hise Ssesiinss llip-j jolHt Disease !:
or the tseass of The .wags. causing Pal
n,anRrs c'sasHmFtion. Whatever 3. mani
teria'ieHs igsy be, sfsotlen MeiicaI Dis
eoscrt eHsse. il.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12

Hy Mr. Gower Of Winthrop-Hi!l an az;
to set of IL part of Rome and annex thS
same To the town of Belgrade in the connil
OF Keunebec. ani the petition of Mary W.
Colder and II Others in aid of same.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12
C0RBETT AND JACK SON.
Parson Davies Says He Will Endeayor to
Bring the Two Men Together.

san FRANcIco, Jan. li.-Parson
Davies says that he will make an effort to
bring Champion Corbett and Peter Jack
son together in a fight for the champion
ship Of the world. "Corbet never can
have clean title to the champion
ship until he has whipped Jackson" said
the parson, 'and don't believe he can do
that"
Mr.. Davies says he is willing to match
Chnynski against either Peter Alaher or
Jim DAILY for the $1,000 purse offered by
President Harrison of the Pacific Athletic
Club. lie says he should prefer to hear
from Maher but if neither should consent
to meet Cboynski, he will back the latter
against the winner of the lIall-Fitzsimmons
fight
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12
the CIVIL SERVICE.
No Further Extension will be Granted by the
Present Administration.

| WAsHINGroS, Jan. ll.-Great pressure
has been brought upon President Harrison
to extend the provisions of the civil service
law in various departments, Men from
both houses of Congress, politicians, reform
ers, Officehoders aud their friends, "A nd per
sons of both sexes and in all the walks of
! life. have urged him to protect the en-
ploves of the government filling positions
OF Il common and technical character.
| From those who watch the ebb and 1ow
4 of water in canal locks or report their eur
rents, 10 the men and women who set type
and feed presses in the government printing
office, all down through the various posi-
| tons about the executive departments here
| in collectors offices and around the yards
| and docks of the navy and military posts
scarcely one has missed the notice of thosc
ho would have the skeleton arm of civil
service raised against the hungry spoilsnen
who are longing for the changes to take
place after the ftll of March.
tine prominent man urged the President
TO extend the law over a large class of fed
| erIl employees in order that one of his own
appointees might br secure from the keen
edge Of The axman's guillotinr Toa con-
gresham the other day the President raised
| bis hands in horror. Mr.. Harrison said his
order of last week was the last one he in.
tended to issue. The President pointed
out the good and the bad of the law. lie
| saw much more of the former than the lat
ter in ii. II 1t went down into lower grades
rnl reached up into higher attitudes it
would be more efficient
| The President said he longrd for the
| time when the attention of the first officer
| of the government would not be occupied
in listening 10 and providing for oiTiec
hunters He saii that not only was his own
| time aud thuugd gwen up TO the demands
| u place seekers, hut ihosc OF members of
| the cabinet
II was a part of the legitimate duties of
| the President 10 a,toml To these wants. and
to performed them unnilrmuringly, but he
| trlt wholly incapable, at times, To satisfac-
| torily perform duties asilc from Office cis-
| ing by virtue of the demands made in the
other direction. Continuous thought uuop
iny subject of state was impossible if the
President sought TO appease the political
demands for Office.
If custom, usage, law or some other ,Ic-
vice would but snpcryene to give the Pres
icni more exclusive time and thought
away from Office seeking there would be-
| ADLER work at the hands Of the Chief Execu-
tS". 1t was a pity the details of office aiy-
lns the smaller Of them at least, If still
ioiged with the President, could not be
| Iookcd after by ii subordinate designated
~ Inn for that purpose.
The President liksUci the situation to
,ne who, wherever he went. was asked for
loan. VI man were asked bv nearly
everyone H., met. dollar leuing woud he
'oHie the bsne Of hi. life. He could ace ts
Z.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12
SOUTH GARDINER.

TIE conTea;ica OF kenae5ec County
men, T. Y ), G r.. will be hell at South
carilner ca FriiSx, Jan. ~. rh. spening
sessiea a.Sisning at 80 T. NJ. Rev. j.
NJ Frost al Rsisaor will speak in tn. after-
ne,n, as4i fr.~i lent Whitman of colby
Insgers Is ssii eise tbs 4 lssrvss sf th,. ey.n-
ing The Name s,anirsi has granted sns-
eias Rates as! !. sisssisl trsin wisi hs run ia
Ansassa affsr Tie et,se Of the ssen7nr s.s-
sion. An iassre,t3ag programme bas been
arranged
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
THE CITY HOSPITAL.
Hoa. P. @. yiekery ard Or. Croker
Have Each Pledged $500
Tssarss fsfa- -psssIdsd Eight o.asss .,
Generous Cas- be fsusd.

Tis Augusta Cty Hospital corporation
is afsct " itIs efiis@rs, especially treasurer
Il hos :aoks a. ssseugh in asIdiiioa TO this
thar tbs l,e-p.,aI aeeif would soon be q fsss.
W4ssns.s tsy, Dr. l.. j. crooker and Nen-
20, viskery aaaasEerd tha. they weald
each g.ye s50g tow ards tie fan,i, provided
that eight otter persons czn be fsand wlo
wia each give $500 before February /.
With such start as this il should be
an easy matter to raise the rest.
The hospital Is one Of our cirys CREATES;
nee.is. Who will be the next 10 keep the
ball rolling.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12

letter from Geo. Alden gives an ac-
count of Iaysou Alden's hunting expert
cnccs III company with his friend Richard
Nose. 1t seems that the boys went out for
grouse and baggcd u good number and when
on their way home they encountered two
wildcats. The boys were armed with shot
guns but were prepared to fight Just the
same. ohc opened fire with y charge of
bird shot and while he rc-load,,l i the other
boy attended to the wildcat. Even bird
shot, administered in large q, lntitics, will
kill biz game and the wildcat died. lie
tipped The scales at % pounds. Wildcat
number two was chased 10 his den but the
boys iaieh to secure him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12

The Application Of the Electric Railway
company for t'r renewal Of It's charter
arous,'s memories Of the iiu,c only few
years .incr- vaen tls, city, after an anima-
ted contest. decided by a narrow margin
not ie allow thr company to extend It's road
through the leading streets and tn South
GariIner. Lawyer iIeselton, who has the
cempanys intsreSfs in charge. saas he
tiduk~ tsers Is Do objection To The renew al
of the charter which is all th,. company
aims at just n,~. lie thinks moreover that
shugal tse eompzny desire To eytesi.l the
!inc Of the road in this city saon the cpposi-
tiea which was formerly - powerful. woulI
l,e VERY onsilcFatly decreased.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12

The !. %. q. +. installation of officer,
vas held at the !. q. o. +. and Mason's
liall Tuesday evening. ". /. Town o,
Waterviile. district deputy grand master
Installed the following officers: l.. ],
Whom, y G.; A. II. Perrin, V. NC; +.
e. blackwell, sect'y; ). H. Shepherd
treas IL. T.. Maines, warden; gedingto,
Ellis. X. $. y. G.. 4. Gorsion, l.. =. n. q. +;
{. II. ilers9m, q. ti.; H.A. Howard, 1
e.; /. \. Bates, chaplain: :. II. SkilIincs
conductor W. L.. Smell, Il. 8. S.: NJ. r.
Rove. l.. >. s.; r. Il. johnson, Il. S. Y.
u. A. y, Bachelor. 7. G. ". /. Town
was accompanied by Grand Marshal Gen
Dollnf Grand Warden Chss CIanbcrlsin.
t'rand Secretary George Chamberlain snd
Grand freasurer l.. T. Jones Of Water.
Vile. At the intcFipission refFeshmc nts
"ere served. Music WIS rendered bv Mrs
H. i. Rurrili, first alto Miss Fannie Saf.
ford, second alto Mss Nora Greeley. frs,
soprano; Miss E,li;ii Brsnu. aecond 80.
prano remsfks were offered hy w. T.
Tevn, George DoiIoif anil WIN. sspart a
Waterfalls, anil b. wilson. 4. II. por.
~. y. &. BleekWeli, .Instin ssateIle Nv.
erttt NJ Sscy and /. n. Bates.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12

The following are those SlIo have CON
Maine building at the Worlds Fair. Hal
lowell Granite Works of iIallowelI, Duilin
Co. of %orriJgcwoek. Hon. T.. B, Mallft
of frccport, Hooth Bros. of Fox Island,
BodweIi Co. of vinailayen, Bii'lcford
Granite Works of Bid,lcford, Jewell Co. of
Lincoln. Addison Go. of Addison, Red
Beac, Grants Works of Red Beach, and
the Maine and Nes Iiawp hire Co. of
Portland, granite: Monson Slate Co. of
Monson, y squares Of slate for roof
and haif carload best qgality slate for
toilet rooms, eic.; l.. T. Burrows 60. of
Portland and tlePoftiand Screen Go. viii
furnish the window screens ani screen
doors throughout the building; the Morri-
son Co. of Bangor, manufacturers of nat
uraI wood mantels and house furnishing.
have given in elegant mantei aud lantisome
State coat of arnS above it, for ii, large
fire place in the rotunla, costing over SiDN /;
+. q. Bailey & Go. of Portland, roll top
desk Inl safe, both ef their own manu-
faciurr; Sanford Mfg. 60. Of Sanford, ele-
CANT plush portieres for the doors leading
off rotunda into reception rooms, offices,
etc. Loring Short K Harmon, visitors reg,
i,iers: Col Payson Tucker, general mana'
ger Maine Central, the elegant Itamered
granite steps for the main entrance of the
building.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12
BY TELEGRAPH.
KANSAS LEGISLATURE.
The Two Rival Houses in Session in
the Same Room.
Both Willing to Compromise and Committee is
Seeking a Plan.

TorEKA, Kan, Jan. ll.-The rival
Houses of the Kansas Legislature were in
continuous session all night in the same
room until J. NJ. today. conference
committee was then appointed to formulate
plan of compromise by which the two
Houses may be dissolved and single new
organization effected. Both houses took
recess until 8 4. NJ. tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12

81 HOSTS sarsa ssSiiIs Is aIaass within tie
haunsis OF reason heeaaSe il il true. ii al
ways snysssts to the sober. common sense
OF thinking people because it is true: and i.
Is alwsss lally salsstansiase.i ly endorse
alents which. IN the financial ~erA wouli
b accepted without moments hesitation.
For general family cathartic ue con-
adentiy recommend kse6ss Pills.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12

Mr., Libby proprietor of the Pine Tree
Stock Farm, has started a riIins school on
bis covered track. This track Is lighted by
elvpt'ic,ty an4 is much larger than many
riding schools have. lie has number of
horses broken to ti,o saddle ana safe AMI
kind fnr ladics 10 Tile. Pupils may also
bring their own horses and receive instruc-
tion at half rates. Lrssens thus far have
been given On Mondays anl tuesdays and
quite number ara afaiiing themselves of
the opportunity.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12

Mr.. johnson of the Herbert ,lohuson
Concert Co, visited the insane asylum yes
ter,lay AMI had several interesting and
some sad experiences. lie saw De Rossa,
the Italian Portland murderer recently
brought from the State prison, on account
of violent insanity and converscd with him
in his native language. The poor fellow,
who has seemed to think that
everyone wanted to hang him,
frightened up at once, and when Mr..
johnson sang for him the famous prison
song from II Trovatore, he was much
pleased. While in one of the female wards
a patient asked to speak to Mr.. johnson
and to his astonishment and grief
he recognized a Young lady who seven
years ago. was his accompanist in Boston
Several other patients also recognized Nh.
Johnson, having known or seen him during
his connection with the Ruggle Street
Quartet
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12

f,w delie.iiful hours Tuesday evening At
the home at Ms. Thos. Stone. Misses
Cory AMI Simpson entertained the club
and six tables of players enjoyed the good
old game. Dr. Ritter won the first prize
tor geuilemeu. and Hr. Burnham. who
played in place of Il lady, captured tue first
prize for ladies'.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12

MS all ever tosn now and I'm victim
What. The Grippe, Well who's afraid of
the Grippe when they hare Adamson's Bo-
tanic Cough Balsam in tie house. Take ii
and help TO get the Gririe out of town.
,icc26d&w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12

After trying the one session system for
half a term the high school hss gone back
tins term to its oi system of two sessions
each day except Wednesday The change
back Ia the former plan was made partly to
convenience quite u number who attend
from South Gardiner and partly because
many parents objected to the pupils having
sHeh late tinncrs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12

rns vssbn.rA

The folsosins are from the Boston papers
regarding the play AMI company which VIII
Be seen 1t the opsYs House taaiSss-
scTnie effects wonderful. novel new and
OF highly niaioelrani1s;c na.are---tieraid-
Dec 2sth-
Bert play 3pst@a ias seen Ia years =
6lsbs, Dee. 2lilI-
Far sisea,l II Eissssis Across the Sea- =
Transcript Des. 3.'sls.
A alarye! of stage reahsfn- Berrinan ras
sissp.s rs.rfee.fsa a. f5sfoT kiesrs!o. Gos-
ernos i:u.sell snl his family were IN Box
q. Sig. f;sriszi. tic Italian consul enjoyed
the play sssi anpisus.e.i frean Box \. II
was asseii aa,sl. tlcs AMI swell islaS played
ty members of the theatrical too. Post,
ilae 5t'ts.
'iso carloads Of beautiful scenery atssi a
company OF ~ peopi. ali good actors were
seen last Light in an exquisite proIaetloh OF
lovely play The Vendetta Ut the Bow
e.oia Square Theatre last night, Advertiser.
Dee 2tst
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12

McIuto>hs barber shop has recently been
adorned with large fancy clock contain
ing a revolving cylinder with the adver-
tisemcuts of number OF leading Gardiner
firms. # is the only one of the kind in
town and was put in by Woodward & Dav-
export.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12

imoaS tle many who have bocon'c We
lln,s Of the ire fever are half "A DOZEN young
nten OF the Gardiner high school. who have
temporarily left their stuaies oa-sist in th"
ice harvest
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12
HALLOW ELL.

The srienis al Messrs. Wall ani Fuller
are srs'iitei To learn of tlseir safe arrival
at Savannah.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12

There Will be 3 mcoting Of the Gardiner
board Of trade this evening at its rooms. 1t
is an adjourned meeting and full atten-
dance il desired a. business of much im-
portauce to the city il to come up. Mr.
Ntalley will report upon his recent trip to
N4ssa1 ilusetts
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12

Not more than = degree or two above
zer0 was the mercury able to mount at any
time yesterday oa Water street. aud all
pronounced il the coolest day thus far for
~, winter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12

The sterlin,, drama. wntien and origin.
ally produced by Mckee Rankin viii be
gwen at the Opera house next Moinsay
evening By strong company, healed by
Miss Louise Aysle.ie, said TO be handsome
and accomplished emotional actress.
Her leading support, Edward 7. Sullivan
has long been professionally ackno~ ledged
one Of the best leading men in America
A uumbcr of speciallies are introduced
in the piece, including Spanish and serpen-
tine dances By the French dancer Beie
Riel.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12

n ,he slHios alii. Faihr x &c. ars
IsttiaS i' = Sturs.ssnt bot l@a-I team
"a asing apparatus Tor ia. pgrp,se ef dry
;as whiting.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12

Among other work which Architect Lewis
has been doing. are the plans Just com
pleteti. for al elegant residence for Prof.
NJ NJ Eaton, who occupies the chairs oi
Greek and German in Middle bury College.
Vermont.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12

sbout 81 ucw books have h"eu added 10
the public library and III day or two their
names will be announced and they will he
ready i0r the public. This is the season
whou people do the most reading of tho
wear.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12

Rev. W. I. Colo If Honlton has been
spending several days in the city as the
ruest Of Rev. j. l.. t2nimly
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12

BY Mr.. Sprague of Monson-Bill an art
relating 10 the cities and towns returning
to the State librarian their annual returns.
The bill requires the return of the an
nual financial reports of towns 10 the Statc
librarian
Adjourned
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12

Each alternate Wednesday evening the
good people Of the niyersalist Society and
many Of their friends enjoy q supper and
socable at their yestry. Last evening was
their regular time and the large number
who attended report the usual good time for
all
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12
Winning

DR.. Price has been for years
perfecting his Delicious Fla
voring Extracts, and they are
now winning their way to
universal favor from their
merits.
No housekceper who has once
favored a cake, pudding or
cream with Da. PRICES Flay0Rs
OF VANILLA, LEMON, ORANGE.
ETC, viii ever return to the
use OF any other flavoring ex-
tract.
ASK YOUR GROCER FoR Or. PRICES
and satisfy yourself of their
superiority. The Price Fla
voring Extract Company arc
the only exclusive manufac-
turers of Flavoring Extracts
upon the continent.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12

There will be meeting Of the educa-
tional committes OF the Y. NJ. c. \. az the
fnoIns tbs eHenins at 80.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12

If yen are srouble j with cough, cold or
sore throat, try Throaiine. dec25dtfchd
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12

ALssSY. \. y, ban. l--The Repubii-
can joint eaneu- toniei;: rsnoHsinateh Frank
Hiscock as United States senator.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12
GARDINER.

Mis-. AEee 5. Reynolds Of Augusta visited
friends in town yesterday.
The LADIES' of the Congregational church
give supper and sociahlc at the sestry To-
niahf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12
OAKLAND.

Mr.. Thomas ShecIIan of Portland is in
town.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12
MARKET REPORTS.


NEW YORK, Jan. II.
Money easy, ! to l.
Prime paper AT Jss5
Government bonds. dul, steady,
Railroad bonds, fairly active, firm.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12

The trustees of the Bangor Chiblrcn's Home
for an appropriation Of SauoN.
BY Mr. Shaw oil Portland. Resolve IN
fasor OF the Maine Eye saa Ear in6rsaars
apprarriates s,a*p1s also resolve in fsyos
OF the Maine General llosrital tai'arspsi-
ates si5,tool.
Ranso,rs.
y. Mr.. Ross es C,.sn,s' riesssi- i'etisian
of morrill, Ssr~ieraas AMI ~ Others et
fai,fsuntl ,s..i Cumberland. in sst u charter
et stcs.,r.c railuse from parsiana 70 fai-
mouth.
liz Mr.. Cah;si of Rrasssv;rk- -ria an
ats h, extend the Bran-sleS Electric Ra;s-
road CO.
II, Mr.. Morrill, of Portland, Gill sn as;
10 incotporstc the t'oitss;s1 8 far,ioat''
Elxstric Railroad CO.. as-n ty MIR. Geek
OF Yarmouth. petition of l.. l., Shaw ais'
as,i otisers with bill; aisa ,S.ti,ien Of t'ssllss
{. Chairman sni ot,,efs in all es same.
/ lsv MIR. Hs,,lIu OF t.llswerth Rill s,a act
to authorize common carriers ,o sell l@fiss'
/ able goods ausl Hive stock which The. ha,v
transported and whici, the owner or een-
signee thereof nesleets og refuses to re-
ceiye.
INTERIOR wArkEs.
By MIR. Rollins OF ueyviile-rrtition
of VIM. c. Iolway and others for the re-
vision of the tolls of the Mach;as boom ;
also petition of same for the Incorporation
of boom company at Maciiias.
INLAND FISHERIES AMI aAME.
/ By Mr.. Abbott of Hollis Petition OF
i Chas. II. Damn and ila others for repeat
{ ,f lt~fks4t. anil al
Laws OF 1857, entltird an aci 10 prohibit
the taking of iish ia Bonncy Eagle pond,
sloIE FISHERIES.
By Mr.. Cook of decentralization ot
/ James NJ Bates aud 81 Others OF Var
mouth for repeal oi part Of section .. chap
| ter IS of the Special Laws of issl, with
/ bill.
TOWNS.
By Mr.. t;ower af Winthrop Bill an az;
/ to set off Il part of Rome and annex the
same To the town of Belgrade in the conn'l
OF Keuuebec. afni the petition of Mary W.
| Colder and II Others in aid of same.
! SOMERSET OBLIGATION.
| By MIR. Weeks of fairtield-Bill an act
to increase the salary of the county at,or-
ney of Somerset county. increases t0
S1u0.)
CLAIMS.
MIR. White of Rocaiand--Peiition q!
Iee,h Bros. and Hurricane Isle Grant,
Co. for compensation for labor and mater.
ial ON State House.
iINkAkN.
BY Mr.. Sprague of Monson-Bill an art
relating 10 the cities and towns returninl
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-12

Mr. +. j. Tibbetts has been visiting in
Bangor. He returned home Wednesday.