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Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1893-01-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Marriage OF Miss ida D. Iard;n Of
B0Oaa,. n. o, to Gr. VIM. Z. SIP in
| boar, OF Ulysses, Nebraska.
Oae of the prettiest. we'd
dings ever witnessed in this
country took plac" at the res
idence oi Mr.. and Mrs. J, G.
hardin, east OF HartfoI d Jon
Tuesday, Dec. 9th, 1892.
At the hour appointed, the
bridal party entered tho.par-
Tor and stood under Il bower
OF ever-greens interspersed
With "SOuthprn MOSS" A
large horse-shoe, constructed
entirely of white tea roses,
was suspended over the place
az which TWO deHtiuies Were
to be ni'i'@i IN one. ihe Rev
Hardness, Pastor OF 1ha ii.
(" D''n'Fh' was III att"h0alice
10 Fie U!ie .oidai Knot' Inc
DIJGa was handsomely nttir
80 in q trTn"1 serge asiies Oh
roses co'A''ihe0 WITH btH&a-
lIae apN ciliilon, lace clIHoh
hanakerciiI@l III hHr hand ana
@ioyea 10 match dl@7a. She
wore 40 orna 1iont in Der halr
except a eoltalr diamond.
The groom appeared in con
venii"'; i black. Miss Matte
SavGer, ri Topeka, cousin Of
fhN i,g;,'... 3:tFd as l,ahel', and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-04

Hon W. r. Haines is in the city.
Senator John Harper of Lewiston ar + 4
Monday.
Charles Bradbury of Boston vas in n
yesterday. u
$. Il. Savage, Bowioiu -. returned e
college Yesterday.
Railrusd Commissioner Il. +. Clsadbeiins
returned to Saco yesterday.
The Rev. nr. d, Il. Randall, the CHIP
lain Of the House. has arrived.
Col. A. W, wiiies of the railroad cosi
mission went to Portland Yesterday
Miss Cora Pierce of Rosbury. Mas.
who has been visiting her nneie, Mr. ]
Frank Pierce, has returned homo.
Miss Ella p. Reid has returned from bo'
ton. where she has heen spending the pa'
three months With her friend. Miss Mads
Sterling.
Hon. Ehen G. Moody of York, WI
has attended every opening of the l.eg'sl
tire since the Inauguration of Gov. Con
nor, is registered at the Cony.
Mr.. f. N. Hobart, the popular assistsi
clerk of the Maine iEonse tive years asS
now of Philadelphia, was in town yeste'
day. MIR. Hobart now holds an iniportaf
and lacratire position.
l.. A. Barleigh of the second class At III
Harvard Law School LEI, yesterday to n
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lfTsecs usaasy.


Tie snnaas aseesirz ~ de s,4ssr " sras
tee u The Lisis-w Library ard Realm
Rou,l sas bell % Tae-ssas The Officer
were re-eieese'i, viz Hen !. ". Bss1
bury. president. Leslie G. cosnisi,, secre
retar, WIS II. ~msiti4. treasurer J. Mas
chester Harms aa.liipr Hes@rs- Brad
bury. lissssss a...l ofnisil we're appointes
a eoiaasssts-e pa the pareisa-s IT hfs,ks AM
Mss jsfia st. elapp sas re-sppoiatee
librarian.
The annaai report VI the librarian show,
that thu whole nnn.ter .,f BOOKS ao~ in the
library, exclusive OF magazines and pubsis
documents. IL Gsss- Tie whole number Of
Subscribers Is ~. AMI the nura'ser Of
books taken from the library during tie
past year Il it.ss,l. The attendance upon
tie reading room. which Is free. ia large
and constantly increasing.
The treasnrer's report shows the balance
Oh hand. inelalins insurance on the build
iBgs burned, and tso subscriptions of $1,000
that have been paid, To be sit,soa.2s. In
ed ii,ien to this. subscriptions have been
pledged, exclusive Of Mr.. czEnegie's, to The
amount Of sg0gl. So tiiat the total fund on
bsrtd and in sight. nov amounts TO S.3.
s.i9 H. # thu amount can be faiscd To
MI 500 Mr. Carnegie will gige 5000 max
ing A ta,taI Of s,a.tsHJ III short s-2.iu re-
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
4 Testimonial to the Character OF the Late
Cot Thomas Lambard.

1T a meeting of the directors of tn
First National Bank, held Yesterday, tn,
following Was given unanimous passage
"A second time within twelve-mont
an unbidden guest sits at our table. Thi
time the Reaper has gathered into his bar
sest the full .riped grain,--and our believe
frienl and associate, Mr.. Thomas Lambard
Is no longer with us.
For more than a score of years he has "a
at this boari. scrupulously exact in til
discharge of bis duties. faithful to ever
trust, he has added dignity and strength Il
this Institution and left. upon its record o
progress and prosperity, the imprint of hi
ability and his integrity.
Courteous, kind, generous just--we re-
member with great pleasure his association
with us, aud record with keen appreciation
our high estimate of his life and work.
And we do resolve and order that tbi
testimonial To his manly virtues, his Chris
tian character and his faithful service o.
this board. BE- spread upon the records o
this bank, and ii copy. suitably cngrossed
be transmitted To his bereaycd family, t
whom W. extend our tender and most heart
felt sympathy.
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For . Revision 0, III. nil,,ar, Law.

The following circular letter. signed by
the field officers of the two regiments, is to
b, sent out to every officer and ex-osfcc. 81
the State militia and to every other person
lterestei in military matters
Dear Sir; Is seems to be the general
topiuion among those most interested in the
militia of the Stale that there should be q
S.arefnf revision of the laws relating thereto
in orrIer- that they NAV he brought into q
gore convenient and compact form and
a,asIe to comply with the new drill regula-
stoas.
.s'ro accomplish the foregoing. we have
thought II best to invite all Interested to give
their visws upon the matter AMI 10 suggest
iu,y notifications OF the law locking to the
Development of the serviee and later 10 have
h. law revised AMI prcsentczi to the Iegis-
sFdse for their action.
We should be glad to have YONG views
Isan this question and to receive such sug-
ss,ions as you may make
~Please address your reply 10 1t. Col
S. Choa,e, Augusta. that the several
s.vessions may he convenient for the use
4 nv board that may have the matter in
! rs.ye for the preparation Of the revision
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STATE HOUSE NOT
That Telegraph matter Settled i,ltw Be-
stowai Of Gaming.

The contest for first choice o. offices
thai began tho DAY before, k'v,ta til
Western Mon and the Comm 2. ct
crossed a good portion ut tbi ancil
time Tuesday morning. twas y al
ius,cj satisfactorily by mutual emep
between the local managers of d rom
panies. The arrangement grar Tic rs
Of the regular office to the Yves rat'niol
that now occupies it.
Hon. +. + Chatlbourne. frcC 4 Of til,
board of STATE assessors till az utsl on
the board of railroad commits 4. la
siuec that 'iuse assisted Assesso irfor,I
and Burlcigh in working w tbs nas re,
port aud in closing M the year 'rness
Tuesday morning they presented b. Wit
d massive gold-healed cane rs q tkn o
their regard. But little was So ttri,
pleasant occasion for they were mgr
than talking, they were thinking tes,
and most friendly relatiens that 81
listed during the past two years I a,
been associated together, II was NJ
worttily bestowed
The hearing in the Gardiner ant Z
continued before the railroad cor
Yesterday morning, bit no testiiae
introduced affecting the case in ac Pc
able degree. Decision Is reserve, Il
gentleman acquainted with railroad
aud who has attended the hearing !
the weigh, in testimony Is slightly y h
af Conductor Saahorn. but he thin
commission will notice the fact that
,iuctor Ssnhorn attempted to h,sket u
between South Gardiner and .sasir
about seven minutes time with l.
train this, hail been losing time since Il
Hnrilanl. 1
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SiuI,lts af ihe.t hupks eau H. s'en at ihr .'oiE
NtL counting Tpor 81 ni any of tie stated agob
Cir<,
The books uft not for sale aud will nuiy be gycn
ont 10 hnidrT- Of roupunS. ~" list printed rl-r.
where IN this issue viii gi'e MI IN idrb Of the
tpoks
HIS il an cNe,ilrut opportunity so srcrFe books
for hri.tmns presents To friends.
JuruxSL patrons can -ecnrt these books at itr
following plaer-
Wal,rflle. Iin'HNAt. Headquarters, At Music
~ipIp.
augusta at the jni EStt counting room.
tbir teitiler% s4intlrs If titrse works ut
tHr hg calling ~ aHy on. " The a'Gsr nnIBsd
i,lr.s. prlors FOR bppt Ia b' sent by mall liyud
in all fds,is, ht addressed Ia
l.rHLHIstI K tITSr,
Augusta, Maine.
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of preventing the grippe, colds, headaches,
and fcrers is to use tine liquid laxative rem
ejy syrup OF Fig. whenever tie systsm
leeds gentle, yet effective cleansing. To
be benefited one n:ust gp, the true remedy
manufactured BY the California Fig Syrup
Co. only. For sale by all druggists 10 SOC.
and Al bottles. DIV
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ONA RWJOXS
Both The nethod and results when
Syrup Of Figs il taken; it 10 pleasan.
and reffeshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
TEN e6ectually, dispels colds, head.
achss and feyers and cures habitufl
constipation. Syrup of Figs u the
only remedy of it, kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing to the taste and nc.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
til action and truly beneficial In it.
efects, prepared only from the mos.
healthy and agreeable substances, it,
many excellent qualities commend ii
TO al and have made it the mos,
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug,
gista Amy reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro.
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SYRUP co!
SAs FRANCISCO. cAt.
LOUISVILLE. ~, seg r0as. M
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REAL ESTATE.
Franklin.

Real estate transfers in the county Of
Franklin for the week ending Dee. 81, 1892
tR,s ME T,,wN-W William Il. Era'ltey Of Frye
burg Ira Croker Of Portland, Interest In town
imp - and val. con.
ANoS--Eirn A. .lacobs pl Massachusetts, Il
I.ufore.i q, Notsr, land, $40. Apheus liodgkfn
to sandy River iBi,ruud COMPANY. land, Sia.
NEW Margaret NJ Warreh to Franl
\. Russell, land, sls5.
FAEMINaToN--Anna J.. searic- to tha- II
searle-. land aud buildings, $50.
SALEN-Alberl Feasc of Phillips, to Josial
Lake, land, 800: Josiah Lake TO ". j, Ross o
Phillips, land, Slb0
PuTiiIrs--Iotn II. Smith OF New York eitv. t,
Isaac ". Buhicr. premises SiiH; Samuel Is. " in
to Harry T.. iIatchelder, premises, 500, Harry J.
iiatcheder To Geo. T.. Eatehslder, premises, 800
Kosila u, Prescott to Helena G. BonHey of Cam
bridge. Mass, prcnisea : !.
FEFraASS sumner \. iosei"y TO Mary Love
10Y. land and bntl,.ing-, ssi1.
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Marrieo.
kfgNSEHEf

kENNEBEf.
Nugusia-.ian 2, by Eey. Dr Penney Warrins
:pn I. Foss TO Miss Amy Armstrong, both Of IN
Gu=ta.
LINCOLN.
~auihrnrt-D,v. 20. Horace VI. Wylie Of Booth
hay taraoF and Berlin J. Orpc OF southport.
iir,..,ien Mtls-llec. ~, hy Ees. J. II. BenHe.t
t,a. A. Lyon to afi<s MtftIe Hilton OF Dresden
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.!

Ti,e wa.etyillc and Fairfield Raiiwaf sad Light
o. will asx .ite next Legislature 10 amend their
charter sitiag them The right :" extend md
operate its read Lights and i.oseF scros. the river
q. Farfed and through the streets of frnion. TO
ls..tos Fsits and through, the streets Of B~uton
afs.i ifisfoG. Ia Citpten siiIaer.
And also amend ~ charter ~ W make ssid
eas.iany liai,le 10 pas the expeas. Of eavisg 80
.,fsle OF the street. within the city Of WAtersi~,
and town Of f@rfieli a may be Included within
~ rasls tsd sirs, Tor fr excavation and iiiiing
necessary sitifiH Its fsi,s. Thersty Of wasrrvili
AID sown OF Fairfield 20 prostde The insttrsl for
raytns. jaussii
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Have you ever seen prices for the same sootis
~ lews We think not. Possibly YOU did no, 81,
IN the above list the article you wished for. wt'y,
got it. and the price is in proportion
above.
"" desire to impress you with the fact that We
ART rel able registered drug house, and that any
Irficle which we -elt you we guarantee in every
respect, and handling AS we do, such quantiiie-
Of goo,lS assures You that our medicines will be
perfectly fresh and nice
We make IL specially OF mail orders 10 be ship
ned BIS freight or express when each accompanies
They will receive the same attention which you
would personally.
These prices are very low, by selling stacks OF
goods there may he little money in II for us
bu. there's lots for you, don't you think so
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TN station at the times of the arrival Of
he urious through trains vas crowded yes
triA with Legislators. candidates and pol
iciais. twas the center Of interest one
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The oldest asen.ber At the board is Hoa.
VIVA. ". Cook Of Cumberland county who
ia 81 years Of age the next oldest are Hon.
Lorenzo X. Hersom Of York county AMI
Hon. John X. Ames of Washington county,
who are each 81 years Of age. The young
~, member is Hon. Elmer p. Spoford Of
Hancock county. who ia 80 years of age.
Only one member ia between 20 and 80, five
between 30 anil 10, thirteen betw cen 30 AMI
so, nine between 80 and 60, and three be-
tween 50 anil 10. Nine were born IN the
towns where they nos reside; three were
born out Of the country seven received Il
collegiate. and twelve an aeademicai edu-
cation all are married but three twenty OF
the members have had Legislative expert
ence. In politics twenty-five have always
been Republicans. and three were formerly
Democrats. Other facts are compiled
as follows
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NOTICE.

Mr. A. T. Gerald and his associates will ssk the
next Legislature for charter g.sinx tiem tho
wsys, light. power aud heat companies. Also
rhsrftr, rights, and fFanebsrs. and MI epnfin-
eeBei~s pertsining 10 the same. fhrouebout the
towns. decadtk
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SEEN AND HEARD
Among The lawmakers Who Arrived
IN Force tuesday.
/ pupsssl enSsisfs MI ORR msatss
Distressed.

fsminayv t.rx " al ssf Jf.ay morning
Tsex got sogtsher III tarsy easeu.e,
T.e.i.v evening" and siispo.esr Of the con
,s.t,. shat few there we're, which has en-
.,a..sa . no..tsn Of she4r sisae ,l.a, far
Tss o,arte.ss for The Executive c.,aneii ar,
ali an hawevsr.
Tb,.. tho, c.n.e here Monday and Tine.
t.v ,,e,s,i.s MANY s.oti timer.r and the,
naturally zravl,ase,i toward the Aoxusss
,.,.a.s .ns III ar nearly visited III. Stat
tt.,,.n
..t,. aars o,,hlau f,,,t .l.ake hand. Win
49,. .n. .,.t ts ;,,,a,,ne.d "a ,ho.a
,,;,,, s,ox ,sz.x.ke,l one NJ tho Stat.
rta..s asse.sI.
Y..ltns CSC, the ean;,a, ..os ana. !, !,
ss,,n, ccaaitia, far III. co,uing .e..iar
,s.. N .ye- Wa sforv There will h,
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W Cham, of Nonso. Daniel . wad
lin of Northport. (;corg pottle, Thomas J
f,oaa,;r tIewcttv, er.o, ~ por,I,,a
- 60 -, :.
Ffsh@''" i'usSe'' VI ~ ''e''se' i"a' d.
Wilson of Houlton, i. t. Rogers Of 1amp-
deu. Mai. George T.. Doge Of Carmel.
,r,.-. Ia t,tk ,uo,,, ,,,se ir,.-ss,.d IN
e""cs''"'''' "''''''' VI no i''s "'o''''''issio'
appointed 10 investigate be needs of the
educational ~ stem 10 tliisstate and report
l.,sr in Tho session
'o'"i'''''e OF "o'N'hi''eh' represent
ing labor organizations, haze arrived on tht
groune, to work for the recal Of the con
.,,-,e, l,u ;,cr.as., j., IN. ..,a ,,f ,.h;,a~oc
80.
emPioye" 'fo" l. 70 ~ years TOT
change iE The name of tln deputy labor
commissioner 10 that OF inscctor of fac
,..,a. at ,,,rl..n,,, and, ;,..., ~.
"u'ies' hc'nl'hg tut oafe "' enforcing 'he
fortnightly payment law. Also among
Ia "A -
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sExiTE.

We have complete retarns from every
member. fu politics the paembers are d.
vided as follows
Republicans. 30
Democrat,
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We are Paying Iren Is to IS per Cent

10 our ea.fofn-ts 1a every dollar they spend with
us ios iRisiii jsst Us well pat that amount in
your pocket rs 10 throw 1t away. Look the fol
lowing rates OF interest on genuine patent medi.
elnes and figure tls amount you save for your
self
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TUESDAY at noon Commissioner Geo. II
Andrews was called in the conmis sioners
room at the court house where he found a
large number of his friends. Col W. s,
Choate, clerk of courts, in an eloquent lit
tie speech presented Mr.. Andrews with q
fine gold watch AMI 500 in goli. contrihai-
ted by his friends at the court house. Mr..
Andrews was very much moved by this
token of our respect and affection for him
and as an expression Of appreciation of the
panv eourtcsics and kinIncsses received
at his hands He responded most feel
ingiy. During his 10 years service Mr.
Andrews has male many warm friends.
At the annual election of officers of An
gusta Lodge. +. & A. NJ. hehl on Tuesda,
evening the following were elected ID. W
Emery, W NJ. r. VI : Vaughan. :. W.
Smith s Randall. j. "; e.. b. kcenc
treasurer T.. MeMurlio, secretary; Arthur
Jaquitti. :. D.; finance committee, +. c
| Dudley, II. I. Bow,iitclt AMI e. C. Hunt
| There will be public installation.
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Lincoln.

Following are the real estate transfers il
Lincoln county for the week ending Dee
81 1899.
Bo.IHHAN--J. Wesley Davies to tlias. \. Reit
1t ais land and buildings. ~ eie.
BoorusAY II AEEoR Bclinia Lewis TO fdells
Latter, land, Al.
BrIsTtd,--Chas. H. Ncserac 10 Ella V. Davis
land and buildings. SO, Emily IL BRYANT Il
Mary \. Etlrrid1r. land and buildings, 500.
DRESDEN Esther EniicS ct ais to jos. W
iiatllurn. Land, aistn.
WALIn,iVM,- MARY g. i'aland 10 John u. Win
etirnhnrl, land and bntings. .-'sI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-19
NEW ENGLAND RIVERS BOOMING.

Portland. Ne. May 18-Grand Trunk RAILWAY
men report that approximations are felt up along
the New Hampshire stretch Of line In regard to the
swollen condition OF the streams rivers and cuverts
The ConncC lieut. River from North SratfOrd down IS
In threatening condition. owing to the spring fresh
cts. The Androscoggin, near Berlin Falls, Is In a
turbulent state. and considerable damage Is reported
TO mill property along the banks. The trains were
Obliged to hold up at North strafOrd and also at
Gllcld. Al Yarmouth. the water almost flowing
over the tracks OF III" Grand Trunk. Will" up Gi.ead
way there was u landslide. Railroad men say that
the hcavy rains continue there Will be considerable,
damage along the line Of the np-cOuntry railways.
Augusta Me-. May 1s.-The Kennebec River Is on
the rampage. The wharves covered with from
four to ten feet OF water all coal sheds submerged
and many cellars flooded The water has reached
the OF the freight and passenger station of the
Kennebcc and Boston steamboat Company. y biz
log boom has evidently broken up the river, as an
immense number 81 logs and large quantities. Of
pnp.wood floating out to sea The water Is still
rising.
Fairfield Me-. May ls.-Thc river here Is the
highest for years. The Fairfield boom has broken
and 5000 900 logs have gone down stream. They
hrlons to Lawrence Ncwhall Il Co., whose loss *
hpuy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-19
ONE BY ONE THE CRUISERS co.
THE VAN sPEIJK LEAVES THE FLEET-ITAIIANs
HAVE GOOD TINE.


II will not be many days before the frownlnc
ships in the North River will be memories Prepare
lions for departure going ahead on all the YES
sols The Dutch warshp the Van Spaiik. left her
chorage in the North River Yesterday forenoon and
slowly steamed ahead. turning short distance above
Onp-hundre1th.st., and coming down the river be
tween the wsrships. exchanging sauts as she passed
Captain Arriens, Of the Van Speijk, has received
orders to 60 TO Bermuda. He passed out TO sea
shortly after noon. The next ships to sail VIII be
the French vessels the Hussard going either sunday
or Monday for the West Indies. and the Arethusc on
Tuesday for the Canary Islands Not MANY DAYS
later the Russian ships, the DImri Donsko and the
Rynda will go TO Philadelphia, the trip to Annapolis
having been abandoned. Yesterday was gala day
on board the two Russians, the sailors receiving
extra rations Of food and drink. and larger mum
her than usual getting shore leave The birthday OF
the White Cars honored BY his Loyal subjects
The santa Maria returned from her trip to Dobbs
Ferry and lies at her old anchorage. near Ninety
siXthst.
The Italian societies Of this city gave picnic yes
terday In honor of Italian sailors OF the cruisers
Etna. Bausan, DogaI and EndanO ut the Empire
folieeum Sxty.eIchth.st. The sailors, who were
landed at West FIfty-ninh-st.. numbered about 'oo
They marched TO the rendezvous headed by the Dana
OF the Etna and escorted by fhe Italian societies ana
n squad OF police. In the grove the sailors speh'
the time in shooting for prizes. running races ana III
sack matches. a fine concert was given by th'
Ftna's band. Through the courtesy OF John d. Crim
mins president OF The Metropolitan Traction Com
nany The sailors received free ride across town u
The place OF cmbarkation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-19

acquired the Fire Island property, which may %
used for quarantine purposes II necessity require
For the Western House OF Refuge for women TOT az
sembly hail. school looms wash rooms and library rooh
800 600 This Importation is deemed expedient
the present time"
For the st. Lawrence state Hospital for erecting ara
furnishing a building the accommodation OF loo EN-
ploycs s09G67 80. This proposed structure will be
unnecessary during the present year"
For tho Hudson River State Hospital. for completing
house for night nurses OOO for completing reservoir
Tor tho st,to caro- COTTAGES $4,000 These improve
ments are not deemed necessary at the present time
For the BinghamOn STATE Hospital, for the erectoh
end furnishing OF an entertainment hall, $4,000 for
steam road roller and steam crusher 700. Ihese ap
propations cal well dispensed with for the present
yeir.'