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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-11

New York Irishmen object to having the
animals of the Zoo in Central park named
after them. Some persons have no desire
for fame except as an alderman or a
metropolitan policeman. Mancheste Mir
rnr
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-11
4. v. LADD co.
The Reign Of
Pink and Blue

We open this week Muslin UAder-
wear DepartmenD beautiful line of
DRESSING SACQUES. They are
in Lawns. Chambrays and Caiabrics.
They are made with Swiss trimmings,
broad Sailor collars, in Empire effects,
with Lace trimming, etc. The new
PINK, of indescribable delicacy and
prettiness, and the French BLUE are
lavishly used for ruffies or edging, and
besides White Sacques thus adorned
there is choice assortment made en-
tirely Of PINK and BLUE dotted,
Chambrays! Every size is shown,
from 80 to A, and the prices run from
81 to So.
In our newly opened line Of
BLOUSE WAISTS (Children's De-
partmenD in Lawns and Chambrays,
the PINK and BLUE Waists vie
with the White for popularity, and they
are exceedingly attractive. A splendid
line of LAUNDERED SHIRT
WAISTS for Boys ("Mother's Friend
style), is made unusually bright and
pretty by the predominance of PINK
and BLUE in the novelty decoration.
The entire stock Of these Boys Waists
is a novelty stock. They are great"
Lovely GINGHAM DRESSES
for little girls are newly opened, and
there is plenty of PINK and BLUE
in the many pretty patterns.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-11
RIGHT TO THE POINT.

The report Is again current that DR..
Graves is TO be tried again, this time next
fall. Cannot the Colorado authorities
find man who lives nearer to the Canon
City prison TO hold for trial q few years,
and let DIR. Graves come homer
! I !
It is now apparent why the New York
authorities did not succeed in finding the
murderers who escaped from the state
prison. They were at the bottom OF the
Hudson river.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-11

The first number Of the Pail Mall
magazine shows that w. w. Astor went
to England to establish strictly second
class periodical, feat that many other
Americans have accomplished without
leaving home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-23
Waldo County People in The West.

Hon. Geo. L. Wallace, formerly vel
known citizen of Belfast, has cstabishe,
himself in Aurora, H.. near Chicago. AM
is there manufacturing and putting upon
the market a proprietary medicine Thi,
he is advertising by circulars and in The
four daily papers published in Aurora
With a medicine having intrinsic merit
and Mr.. Wallace would concern himself
with none other. such well directed bust
ness enterprise can hardly fail to accom-
piish success; and his friends. every,
where, wish him nothing less. II ia 70.
ported that he has associated with himself
in his business, Hon. Cdssius C. Roberts
formerly of Stockton Springs. who controls
number of weekly papers published in
Chicago and will be an invaluable assstan,
in introducing the medicine in that city. In
recent communication Mr. Wallace
writes, concerning his wife Win had been
for many years an invalil. as follows:
For the last - years, nv wife has had
a large goitre. or bunch, upon her neck. ex-
tending across the throat. During this
time a cold caused an irritation of the in
side Of her throat, under the goitre, fol
lowed by severe cough with straDgling,
similar 10 wiioopiag cough. which wouii
continue for scveril weeks. or until
the irritation of the throa. subsidized
the irritation AMI cough returning
as often as cold was incurred. She
used many blood purifiers. ashes. paints
and other remedies without III the least
reducing the size of the goitre. Soon after
beginning the use of Rodolfs Medical Dis
cover, in June last, the goiter began to
soften and gradually pass array. only a small
portion of it on one i.lD of the neck remain
ing. the irritation ami eviizh which formerly
followed cold having wholly subsidized. Ii
appears TO be \ permanent cure"
Mr.. Wsllsce's present address is III So.
Water Au-.ra III
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-23
Soashove Fisheries.

The cnmtiilttsc on -eashore fi.bcriaa will give
pabitc hearings at their room in the state House
NJ foilow.
Thursday, February end. is:i, "a o'clock T. VI.
On the petitions 10 amend the law relating To
the taking Of HOLSTERS.
Wednesday, February i-t, 1898, at o'elnck T. VI
On the petition OF n Q. Brewer aud others ask
ing for legrsion prohibiting the use OF purse
srtnes In la In sckcre sud other ish within
three miles shore and toe rempustraDcr of
Ahncr johnson aud others against sane
"wednesday, february lat, lSqa d; , o'rprk rN
On the petitions to modify tho existing nah Law
In such manner TO allow eoast Fishermen
the right to lawfully gain lis elihood.
"Wednesday. Jan. %, at 2 O'Clock 4. ".
On the petition for net Ca amend section l.
Of chapter 20 Of the Revised statutes. relating 10
the packing Of sardiuca
wednss day. Jan. %. AT o'eiock l., VI
On the petition snd rrmou-trsnce relating 10 au
srt To amend chapter r. section ). Of Ithe speciai
Law OF lsi incorporating the town of tumsrF'
land.
wedn-sdav. Jan. d. at O'Clock T.. NJ
On the petition for an act to prevent the taking
OF smelts IN the Georges river otherwise than by
hook and line.
We tne-dsy. Jan. "a, At O'Clock r. VI
On the petitioner j. r. Gay aud other. Of tncon
opuaty. relating 10 the iskihg OF .mrlis IN The
Mcdamock river liy order az the committee,
Luther MsuIH. Ks,
secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-23
COMMITTEE HEARINGS,


The Judiciary committee viii give public hear
Dsss ., ffsfr room. q; state Hoa.s. a. follows.
Tuesday,. Jsn. n. zP. NJ
Upon art 10 authorize the town Sf AoDsoa 10
remove the bosiss Of Decreased persons
wedse.dss. Jan. =, pm
An ct 10 authorize the County 81 Aroos.ook TO
I'D the i;sBsor AsoostSos Railroad
Jssssiay, Jss. 5bf. y. NJ;
CDoa petition 20 srnrDd chapter w Of Revised
statutes, isss,. 'ristins 10 psaps's.
fsk 2, 1873, At soioek =. II.
An aet creating the Office Of commissioners Of
VS. sTs !. e
A. act 10 incorporate the Yers shore Water
Jsa ~
An aet additional and mandatory 10 sisase u
zoe, l. chap. a. Of the ksyi.ed -taiaiss Of i-s3
Lstiss to suit. TO dstsrglns paspes settiefoeni.
Al 81 additional 10 chap ~ o. the Private
and special Laws 81 iss; entitled an art 10 I'm
peer the eoansy Of Aroosinos 90 sid In the con
aSstuire and bod preferred stock Of the company
hafldinx such railroad.
Jan 81
a Statutes of is-3, rsAting 10 The settlement Of
S: .sr
A set to confirm the organization of the Free
port Wstsr Co. under the y.n.rsI laws,
Jan rs
A srt to prevent the introduction and spread
fbnssdsy, jan. -, i-ss, atgP NJ
An set to amend chap. u Of the Revised statutes
II tn1D In relation to druggists
ThaSsdsy, Jan. %, is0e, nj 2 Y N.
On a. set 20 supply the city Of Auburn with
bafs wstef. edis 4, and IS aiso an seis'o ainrbd
In charter OF the City Of Old Town.
Friday. Feb. 3, isaI, r, NJ
I'm various petitions for sne, ENACTMENT - will
sllow the women Of Maine thu right To ballot 81
punieipaI election.
WednrshsY, Feb. !,
An set 70 establish the watervile hospital.
Tbesday. Jan. NJ
Al get authorizing The Bnrnfo,d Falls Sulphiie
Co 10 hoff stock and bonds Of other eoupanir-
a1so - art authorizing the Ramford Fail- Power
10. 70 hold stock and tond- Of other corporaiions
siso IN sct authorizing the Ramford fal- Paper
20. 20 hold stock and boyd- Of other corporations.
aIAo Art authorizing the oti- FALLS Puip Co IN
hold stosk and bonds of other eorporatiOp- alss
a. set authorizing the Umbaiog Pulp Go. to hold
stsek and bonds OF other rporatI0u-. also an
sst ~ amend the Constitution prohibiting state of
nanepsI appropriations in aid Of 4cctAfian In
solutions
Ny order " the committee,
FRANK " iiiGGiSs,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-23
Railroads, Tetegraphs and Ex'
presses.

The committee on railroads, Telegraph and eS
pree.e. viii give public hearing nj thcr room 10
the state House a. follow.
Wednc-lsy, Jan. "a, 4. ".
uu the bdl entitled, DC, relating to rcftnin
contracts for tn. conditional sale lease. or hirr Of
railroad and street railway Gpmcnt ami rolling
stock. and providing for the recording thereof
We-inesd ny. Jan. -. 10 l.. NJ
On ,hc bIl entitled, an act 20 amend the charter
cf the kookiaud, Themsstog spa Camden Street
Railway.
wednr .day, Jan, q. isti, ut T., VI
I'm III. h n shiisl,'i. act IN snrud chap. ~,
of the Private and special Laws OF 49, en;itlrd.
an act 10 Incorporate the waldo aud somersst
Railway Company rs ameudrd By the Private and
special Lass Of is9i.
Thursday. Jan. ~, issss, at 80 l.. ".
On the act to incorporate The Auburn aud Ne.
chsn,c tall- Railroad Company.
Thurs,isy. heb. :. tss,5. at . =.
On thu bill sntitisd, an act to rclaire railroad
cerpe-stiors TO prov tde mileage ticket. which shah
~ accepted for passage and fare upon all railroad
lines in this state
Thursday, February :. lsSsi, at $40 l.. VI
On the bill entitled. an act to extend the time
for the construction Of the Wlscsr-ct and tHvbrc
Railro d, the Mrssalonstee and ksnnshec Rail
rusd aud the somers.t Railroad. and to amend
the ssmc.
ALBERT NJ. PESLEy, Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-23

The United States msy have occasion to
brin, the authorities OF Hayti up with a
round turn for the outrage inflicted npan
Mr. Meys, citizen of this country. IN i'm
prisouins him twenty days upon baseless
charge and then setting him at liberty with
out ever having given him a hearing. This
action was taken against the vigorous pro-
test Of the American Consul. The Haitian
government has thus far made no reparat;nn
to Mr.. Meys and has simply consen,esl itself
with disclaiming any intentional afrront to
the United States. Ii vigorous measures ara
to be taken in this ease the ceding Of the
Mole st. Nicholas a. United States coaliae
station might easily be made condition to
il settlement. The outcome of this matte,
viii be AWAITED with very general interes,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-23
TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP.

Speed and endurance, coupled with a
good head, are points wanted in first class
trotter, but with all you must have sound
horse to start with.
II the object is to produce speed, breed
to horses that have good trotting action
themselves and that uniformly produce ii,
and as the horse that will be in demand in
the future will be the money winner. breed
to horses that produce good race horse quail
ity along with speed.
Walter Clifford of Fairfield, has very
promising young horse in Van Helmout Jr.
The Mirror and Farmer says it is just as
likely that the 200 performer will appear in
1898 as it was that four horses trotted two
or more miles in ls9o as fast or faster than
the best record previous to the beginning Of
the year.
No matter how brntally the horse is pun
isiied how circulating tile pain inflicted
upon him, he suffers it all mutely. He does
not cry out like a dog but by reason of his
fine organization he suffers even more
acutely. This charactis'ic of the horse
should be remembered at all. times, and his
unvoiced protest against abuse should be to
his keeper the most pathetic appeal for kind
treatment and humane consideration.
Mr. >. l. Abbott OF "aterviiie has a
very hne appearing geiiing, years Old,
by Wilkes from Kitty hy General kunx
ms colt can move at quite clip.
Haihe' 2-zo i-2' by Harbinger. IL winter
ing ninety and should beat 2.2o this season
,ir. Lowe OF "aterviiie' ber owner, mas
fuii sister foaied IN u and a full brother
foaieh IN w. which are very promising.
lie also has four-year-oid setdins by Red
ha"6 H. from the same mare, that Is very
hne actor
hr. Lew y LIQUID says IN the American
Horse breeder'that he mas at last established
tie breeding OF tue dam OF Norway knox,
lo'3's' t2.29 I'D owned by George Burn
ham Jr' oil Portland She was bred by
aoei t. hrfhge' deceased al one time
wei Known aesier IN macs IN inc cisy OF
boston. one was ioa'ea al west Town
shena. W. IN 1879. She was ny Mamnrlno
'h'ei 'r' tr'sS 81 NO ait' winch had
saddle record OF go ~ ne oy Aambrino
liner H. sire OF Lazy ih"fhe' am tounher
OF 'he greatest me OF 'ro'tihs ofooo mares
that the worf' mas ever KNOWN
beaut'f"i beiis' z'-' - mas the eAcin-
stse disincaoh OF osing tue dah OK yeari-
ing III the INST anu AT the same ume having
a daughter mat mas pfoaucea Seariing that
has beaten s."'
Appleton "eo" mas al mountain ra'h''
"a'er'isie' yeafi'hs con 'ha' ne ''i''ks
good oeai o. a"' very "a'u'a''F' Inc COLI
Is by flekefins' dah' ny Ne's"h' ana grand
Dam by Hideoh' nc co" Is soii's DAY IN
color, OF sooa siHe anu Pe''ee''y pure eat'"'
1t Is worth hofsemahs ~"i'e 10 see the
yonngs'er move h.' "eoo in'enes 10 d"
some fast efaek WORK WIN Inc eott as
yeariing. anh Is nrpak'ns nm nov T. easg
work upon the road'
1t is quality that distinguishes the race
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-23

Experiments in the production of hemp
from plant of the Aloe family growing in
Cuba have been made, 1t yields an excel
lent quality Of fibre which il sail TO rival
the famous Sisal hemp in every desirable
point. II is especially adapted to the
manufacture of iiue curlage. floor cover
ings and for fancy purposes Its introduc-
ton marks the scientific adoption Of one
more of natures bouuteous products to the
everyday rcauirements of man.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-23

The committee on taxation will give public
hearing 10 Room ~ on the matter OF smending
lac for .sAstloe OF the following companies and
corporations. each meeting TO be held at 10
O'Clock. Z. NJ on the day named.
Telegraph and telephone companies, Monday.
Jan. 23 siesin rswa y and sleeping car companies,
"wednesday, Jan. %. street railway and express
eompanies, Thursday, Jan. 70; insurance cumpsa.
les. Monday. Jan. 30. savings banss and trust
companies. Tuesday. Jan. 81.
"Wednesday, Jan. N. at 40 L. NJ
thu order 20 .Spearrcy of repeating the
set creating the Hosr,i of state Assessors.
Thursday. Feb. ., at 30 L. NJ;
On thr l,stIng ht.
ny order OF committee,
JouS A. RopERrs, scc'y.
ApsSpta jan u, tS,9,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-23
Legal ANairs.

ra. committee gu legal AFFAIR. VIII give public
hssrinfs si their room In ths STATE House as fol
lews
Thursday. Jan. -, II. "
TN the bill to protect ~Orkingmen'- unions IN
their labels. trade marks etc. also the bill 10
amend Special Laws relating 10 wharf lines In the
city OF Bangor also on the ball relating 20 trust
fund.- OF to~ps, also on the hill To nuthorlh" tie
construction of highway across Tho tide whtsr-
of spruce eTrek in kitfsry
Ise.day. January II. t-ai. at : +. "
ba the petition for an gct prohibiting sunday
eseur-lons and to regulate sunday traffic; ai-o gu
trt hill 20 amend the charter II the Fairfield vi
iaa- Corporstiou relating 10 the purct,as. of land
for inaIotaintGg burial grounds.
ny order Of tn. committee,
WALrEEf EMERSON. sec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-23

The annual meeting of the Maine Press
Association, for the election of officers and
such other bushes. as may come before H.,
will be held in this city on "Wednesday and
THURSDAY Of this weeb. The frs. session
viii be in the Sepat; chamber, at 10 r.
NJ. Wednesday. The literary exercises
will occur on Thursday afternoon. Wal
ter y. Siinson of Augusta, cssayi..' i. H.
Elweii, IT., of Portland. poet. Miss Mary
j. Reilly of Boston Ia as rendered the asso-
citation banquet, which viii take place at
G. 4. u. Hall. on Thursday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-23

Notwithstanding the severe cold weather
of the present winter physicians report that
the general health has been better than for
some wears at this season, There has been
comparatively little throat and lung trouble.
and an unusual amount of freedom from
pneumonia. Jack Frost is not a very
pleasant companion, hut i, must be conced-
ed that he is about the best health officer
in the world
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-23

rickerel fishing is reported to hare been
unusually good in Maine lakes and ponds
the present winter The local market has
been most generously supplied with these
fish in unusually large sizes. There may
be sport in winter fishing with the thcrmom-
eter below zero. but the average man has
not enthusiasm enough TO see il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-23

Invitations are out for harlequin so.
ciable to be given by the young ladies of
the Non -PariiSan ys next Tuesday evening
Just what the special feature of this enter
tainmeni is the committee has reserved a. a
surprise for their guests, but that j. will bc
novel and entertaining !. no secret TO those
who have enjoyed the hospitality of this
society on former occasions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-23
interior Waters.

Tho committee on interior wstcr- will give pub
lie bearings 1t their rooms at the state House a.
follows.
"wednesday. Jan. -
retitioa of ferlev Whittier aud others chang
lag the course OF water running from kldd.r
poad 40 that IL shaii empty into Flying pond
Wednesday. Jan. cath, u. O'Clock l.. VI.
Petition Of the Manufacturing Investment Com
pany to erect piers and booms in the keun"bec
river between Auson and Madison In Somerset
coasty.
c. MARsroN, Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-23

Augusta has developed rapidly as a '.show
town" since the building of the beautiful
new Opera House, and has enjoyed bet
fore visited the city. With the present ac-
eommodaiions, our theatre audiences are
composed of our best citizens and the e1-
eellen, onier that prevails makes 1t gen.
uine pleasure to witness performance.
We understand that Manager Oven has
quite number of ;irst-class entertainments
in store for US between this time AMI spring.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-23

Augusta lodge, No. GJ, A. y. l. w.
will hold it, first meeting tonight since its
institution. There will probably be % or
more members taken in and the secret work
will be cxenFlfci. No secret order lodge
has ever been started in this city with such
large membership or snch honrishing
prospects.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-23

Sop there ne gitl,or Mamma. .atn'ui.
lie had a sgeg; r'a.afp
r. 90 AWAY + eoi.egr
y gd Fr ciiauc- / IaF.i.
ssrteF f-lt fsa- eisAy
For alta. klaiit'r th'fNg'a
That ut ali hls eiI4itirsh, ~ass. VI
Was til fa.fbra:n o III lot.
i;ni biz foik. was mighty proud q tn
ka' Wa -srin' sure tina; ~nB.
~aen he goI his e'isI.e3i mi.
Would make AZ able inab.
an -ot stn tii' bas ci,sarc
7 gii n Bes,iiai kts.,a edge.
Iiry lfH' '5tnf,gssr % is .dAsr,
IN saain1 went 4 college.
Wa. he CONF back ias' -umUIer,
He'd ss-f bfn ROhs ,par.
tn sch slshf as >an'nt.
Was ucsrr fccn round hsis.
We wrFs n sinve-lAiDe beaver,
III only one IN town.
Except III Horace bIrslrV one.
Tnai b'l0Bgs = fur-on EYuWt,
y he had u mons rnus collar
Thai com. rp { has cars,
N strfg.i ants -U i,~-ks tigh'.
TNcy aiIne-f fetched III tears.
y nee b Ia -h.rt MI shiny
r.iaf didn't iook. ! -num
BHf pe.Lv HIN, like N anr-
he took z"ay f. oin hum.
NJ ri-ban's with big buttons
~ nigh, brfii ak.sg,
" IN his ii'tls h,Eer
H.. wore \ III non rHs.
Dss shoes was long N slender,
With dreadful picked t0es,
y he had a ruby posy,
\ pallted on hi, nose.
tn topey airs he gin himself,
Was simply scandaiou-
81. he WAS mnGr u better clay
Than all III rest u Us.
~ all III foii upon III farm,
He'd mighty quickly shirk,
lie didaI want Z sile his haas
With any hoae-t work.
Wal. he went back L go i.ge,
But they turned him outer thar;
He's In tiir city sonewhnr now
A tendin' of q bar
" poor ole neighbor ManniR's
Broke down with tn Disgrace:
He cannot pay III mortgage of
Ms go, t sell tn place.
" then thar Deacon Willis.
That pray- 70 loud on sunday,
\ ,lan cheats every one he ran
\ swapida' horses Monday.
His father was es good man,
t. ever was in town.
He didn't live . see how fast
His stock was runnin' down.
" then thar ssinfliut MUSES.,
Who's Killed two rnal smart wives.
A maxim Niger slaves of 'em
n wcariu' ont their lives:
~ ol. kasiah Lafkins.
With -let n picked snout,
There hotlup happens IA tn town
But what she lind ii cut.
N aNfsky lot a. Others,
From fust rate families lew,
Wha'il pound tn gates considerable,
For Peter lets EN- through.
N when think /. over,
can't decide, ! swan
Whether man is come from MONKEYS
Or monkees come from mau.
BFS BrR'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-23
Financial Affairs.

The committee on financial affairs viii give pub
lie hcAsinSs II state TREASURES Office ~ follows
Thursiay. Jan. N. 2.aoF. M
nssoive In favor OF Maine General Hospital.
~ order Of the comisittes.
rREBy JouS-oS.
Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-23

The vertical form of turret for naval
vessels is to be adopted as possessing more
advantages and less dangers to the men
obliged to occupy them during naval en-
gage ment than any other form.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-23
ToNsna.

The Committee ON Towns will give a public
shesfine as their room in the State House,
Tuesday, Jan. u, s:D T. NJ.
Petition fer snnexing 8 part OF the town Of
Rome 10 the town OF Belgrade.
ny Order of Committee.
4 :. cAftIt.i, Secretary,
TaesdAy. Jan. IL, +, NJ.
Petition of James ". Perkins and others ask
tnS TOT division town of Phirpshurg.
So C AIiiI.t.. SECRETARY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-23

Mr.. Charles Hats,att, age y, an inmate
OF the alrshcuse, died very suddenly Sat
urday noon. He has enjoyed very good
health for The past year, making no CON-
plant OF Illness whatcver. except last fall
of slight coll. Saturday forenoon be
worked saving wood. At noon he ate a
good dinner and walked to his room. where
he sat down in q chair and died instantly,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-23
Committees on Claims.

Regular meeting Of the committee ou seas,ofe
fisheries will be held on "wednesday at O'Clock
T.. W. at tn. ssasliorc Fisheries room.
LUTitKE MADDoCKs. sec'y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-23

Taxation.

The regular meeting Of thu committee GU in.
terror waters will be held on Wednesday Of eaei
week at 2-;lG O'Clock + NJ, until otherwise or
1.fed g a. MARSfoN, Clerk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-23

Regular meetings of the committee on mine.
and mining. viii be holden on Tuesday OF eaei
week, at O'Clock L NJ. until otherwise ordered.
ELMER l.. STuttoHI, secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-23

Tiis .ioias Special cemmls,s. Of the Ieglsis
tire IN the Eastern Insane Hospital. viii gre
irItlle soaring on "Wednesday. fan 81, at % y
II. In Representatives. Hall, Angusis, 20 eonsid
sr tiie matter Of establishing hospstsifor the
sssase ut Bangor.
Per order Of The COMMITTEE.
A4@Hsn .ersE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-23

Tise Commute. on inland FIsheriss and tame
will give a pubic hearing AT tiieiF rooia IN the
state House,
Friday. JaH. q. +. "
Petition of James T. Nuilissn aBI III otiiers Of
Danaariscptta 70 prohibit taking Of deer ia LIN
colin county %. ". ROLLINS. JE-, Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-23

The COMMITTEES On mercantile affair mad fnsur-
Will gf.4 p,slyi.c hearing At their room 10
iir STATE ffssse Tssrssisy. January s5ih. i-,- al
o'eis~k r. NJ ON She act susefsj chapter III Of
tho Frtya,e and SPECIAL Lass Of iseS, and it,
s@endsneuts by chapters ~ and 80 Of the Private
srd Special Laws Of ~, zEid chapters es,afsip
ing the charter Of thu Asins benefit Assoeiatjon.
r. G. sPfsIAsE, ssefetary-
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