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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-06-26

principally to meet S. b. Kingshury.
father Of the groom, who is detained
here by legal business. They will
leave Wednesday.
The Very Brothers, OF Bro.dford.
shipped from this place to>day to
Sandy Utah, a 1880 pounds lot of
ore from the Poorman mine, in Scor-
pion gulch. 1t is very rioh-lookine
ore, AMI is shipped to Utah as = test.
The freight there is IS per ton.
Harry 7. and Edna T. Picotte got
back from the East to-dsy-the yourg
man from Obrriin College, and the
young miss from Carroll (!ll.) Semi
nary. They met in Chicago. and spent
a week or SO at the Fair but preferred
to come home before their tickets ex.
pred BY Limitation.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Burkett and her two
children returned to day from a trip
to the Worlh's Fair. Mrs. Burke,t
picked up her son Master Miller
at the Odgen Military Academy, and
her daughte,-Miss Jessie ct the
Rockford Qll Seminary, on the way
East, and all three viewed the wonders
Of the White City.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-06-26

Of court, but not to exceed two
months each year.
JOHN B. WINTERS,
FRANK PEED.
ARTHUR SMITH,
j. II. BEAMER,
J. n. VAN Mess,
E. n. HENDRICK,
w. F. SHEPARD,
w. A. HOLLAND,
GEO HAvERY.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-06-26
LOCAL JOTTINHS.

Try Tracy's Cora Cure.
Smoke Davey's homo made Cigars.
Louis Cuneo left to>day for Poca>
tello.
It is wise for locomotive engineer
to stop to think.
Cigars By the box, at Tfacy's drug.
store
The professional baseball player
leads hit OF miss sort Of an exis-
tence.
Mrs. Kellogg left to>day for a trip
to Washington, for the beneii, Of her
health.
Delicious Ice Cream Soda Water
at Tracy's Drug Store.
w. II. Smith has resigned the
foremanship Of the Red Cloud group
OF mines.
Collins the tailor repairs, alters and
cleans clothes, at living rates. Salts.
faction guaranteed.
People speak of the face Of note
when it's really the figure that in.
terests them.
Do you travel? Are you going to
4he Worlds Fair? If so get all acci-
deut ticket in the Travellers.
LENNON & BOONE. Agents.
The Columbian fly is with US and
six improved legs with double power
suckers ON his toes.
Earhart has received another in.
voice OF the best. fines. candy in the
world. tbs going like hot cakes.
1t is unquestionably true that some
of the greatest diplomats of the age
are lightn'ng-rod agents.
A car load of Oriental and Ophir
ore, weighing $1,000 pounds, was
shipped from this place to>day.
The man who never made mistake
in his life breaks his record when he
begins telling any one about it.
Leave orders at the Alturas Conn
mercial Co. for Purdum's ice-,he
best aud cheapest in the country.
A lady says that she could always
Z know when she had taken just too
much wine at dinner-her husbands
jokes just began to seem funny.
Warren & Higgins, having thor
ouhgly renovated their saloon during
the past month, are now open ios
business, aud invite their friends aud
acquaiutances to call rs heretofore.
The process of trying to get a.
Office is very simple. Fist the ap'
plicants Gle their applications, then
the party IN authority pol'shes them
of.
At tho War Dance mine, on Deel
Creek, the continuation Of the chute
Of ore cut into last year has bee,
found. aud shipments therefrom viii
soon begin.
The Rev. Mr.. Sadleis will preach il
che Methodist Episcopal church. j.
this city. every Sunday. at IL a. IN
and 8 p. m. All are cordially invite.
TO attend.
Fred. Peterson, Of the HALEY Ho
Springs, returned last Friday from I
trip to the Worlds Fair. lie say
that it is a gigantic affair, aud that HI
would not have missed 1t for grea
deal.
Superintendent Price, OF the Rec
Cloud mine company, may increase
s'e Torso steadily from now o.. I'll
=, however. not positive that he viii
continue to work tho compsny's pro
Psrty.
N 'than Kingsbury and his wifi
arrived to-day. They came herr
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-06-26

Dandrutf is due to al enfee hled
state OF the skin. Halls HAIR r..
newer qnick"ns 'he nutrit,ve functions
Of the skin. hesl;og and preventing
the formation 4aMdrun.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-06-26

"The best is the cEeap-st" TIE
Travellers Lie end Accident insur,
ancs Company !, the cheapest, strong
est, best in the world.
LENNON & BOONE, Agents.
HALEY Idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-06-26

The Lowest Ever Known.
Silver in New York to-day, z.
cents per ounce.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-06-26

Painting, pspering, cslcimining
etc. First. class work guaranteed.
T.. A. BULL.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-06-26

Go to Tracv's drugstore Cor Paints
Oils and Window Glass.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-06-26
Seeds Cor Safe.

Timothy, lawn grass, garden and
flower seeds. all kinds, at
EAgnART's GROCERY.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-06-26

G. II. Harvey and Finest Csamer,
the two other jnr. men. refused to sign.
This, if It should prevail, would give
Mr.. Garrett only ONE deputy, instead
OF the TWO which he demanded.
This is therefore a substantial VIC
tory for the taxpayers. which is Ne
acceptable as unexpected. Hrreto-
fore courts and juries seem to have
decided against the taxpayers with
such unvarying monotony that it has
seemed useless to appeal to them for
redress.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-08

Mrs. Elmeda +. Bowen of Monroe, Me.
Is the wife of Deacon Jeremiah Bowen OF
that town. April "a, 1884. being justifabl,
alarmed concerning her health she caller
n one of the leading physicians of this
county who found her affected with Sc,
vere-cough, accompanied with night sweats
hectic flush, and great emaciation: her
pulse was $780, her temperature l0i l-2, an,
-he manifested all the symptoms of tuber,
cular consumption. Examination ascer
tanned the existence of a large cavity in the
left lung. Inquiry disclosed that she wa.
ing frequent, almost daily hemorrhages
Within the preceding two years. Mrs Bow.
ems mother and two sisters had died from
consumption.
The ply stefan was then commencing, il
his private practice, the use of the reme,i,
now known as Rodof's New Medical Dis
cogery. He prescribed it for Mrs. Bowen
Under this treatment she steadily improved
until, on the 9th of the following September
she was so nearly well as to dispense witt
his attendance, tho continuing to take th,
medicine for several months, at the end of
which time she had entirely recovered.
Eight years have passed since then. and
Mrs. Bowen is today plump. healthy woman
who feels that she owes her life and restored
health to Rodolfs New Medical Discovery
and gladly testiies to that fact, as may b,
verified by writing to her concerning her
case and inclosiug stamps for reply.
There are hundreds of thousands today
wasting away with the same deadly dis
ease who might be saved by the timely and
persistent use of Rololfs New Medic al
Discovery together with Rodolfs Cream
Emulsion. These remedies have been tested
and perfected by eminent regular pbysi-
clans, and are prescribed by such whe e
known. They have proved themselves to
be thoroughly reliable cure for consump-
ton, scrofula, rheumatism, debility, and all
humors and impurities of the blood. Try
them
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Brief, on The February MAGAZINES.

The completed story in Lippiucott's is en-
titled The First Flight" by Julien Cor.
don. For sale at all news stands. Price q
cents.
Current Literature has been much wileued
in its scope of late, is now illustrated and
devotes much space to current events in the
political social and public world. New
York: % cents per number.
Five able articles embrace the general
table of contents in the Andover Review
two of the most notable being: Religious
Instruction in Public Schools, by n. S.
Preston and Browning's Philosophy of Art
by d. Dorchester Jr. Boston Houghton,
Mifilin & Co.; $500 per year.
The Eclectic Magazine presents the best
articles upon wide range of subjects-fic.
ton, travel, biography, science, philosophy
politics-from the best English and foreign
valuable. New York: +. H. Pelton, IA
Eighth street; $500 per year.
Tariff Reform, Medicine as Career, How
to Prevent the Coming of Cholera, The Flu
ture of Poetry. A Practical Remedy for
Evils of immigration, are among some of
the subjects treated in The Forum. by such
writer's as David A. Wells, f. Marion Craw-
ford, DIR. J. S. Billings, Hon. Geo Fred
Williams and W. +. II. Lecky. New
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The Arena opens with portrait of
Charles Dorwin as a frontispiece, accom-
panving a sketch of his life by the editor,
b. .. Flower. The most noteworthy arti-
Gle in the number-where all are of great
interests the continuation of the DE
fence of Shakespeare" by DR.. W. J. Rolfe,
the eminent literary critic of Cambridge.
Mass. Other writer's are Rev Mnot J
Savage, Rev. J. W. Chadwick. Helen
Campbell and Rabbi Soloman SCHNEIDER
Boston; The Arena Publishing Company :
80 cents per number.
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The Bangor and Aroostook.

On SATURDAY, Feb. 4, County Commits
sioners Dunn. Thurlougt and Ambrose COM
pleted another examination of portion OF
the Bangor and AroOstook Railroad, begin
ming at the Penobscot county line and lead
ing tow ards Houlton, distance of ten miles.
Five miles of this distance was accepted
and $4,000 advanced by the county. The
remaining FIVE miles will be finished in about
ten days. and a like amount paid. Along
thi. ten miles the commissioners have Just
inspected, is a heavy cut. in which forty
Italians are working, twenty on each side
of the gap.
Fifteen miles of the road has been looked
over by the commissioners, and S20, 900
advanced for each five miles, making in all
100000 the comfy has paid. There are
about sixteen miles in one, two, three and
four mile sections, completed, but this can
not be paid forHtili connected, as five mil, $
is the smallest section on which All advance
can be made, according to the arrangement
between the company and county.
There is one culvert west of Houlton
which cost $1,000 and is very finely con.
structed. Mr.. c. 2. Treat, the general
contractor, is expected here soon, and
work will be started on the Brownville end
with a. force of 200 men. Supplies, etc,
will be taken to the Twin lakes very soon
this being the portion of the line through
the dense woods, into which nothing, ia the
line of provisions, could be taken in the
summer.
Now that move of this kind is contem
plated at an early date, the people of Houl-
ton will have cause to hope to return from
the Columbian Exposition on the ARGOS.
took Railroad.
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| Boston Commercial Bulletin. Feb. IL

Boston Commercial Bulletin, Feb. t..
of the foreign inhabitants of Hawaii,
there are mure Americans than those of any
other nation, except Chinese, Japanese anc
Portuguese. Over ninety per cent. of Ha-
waits fifteen millions of foreign trade is
with the united States, and United States
gold AID silver coins are legal tender.
Our total exports to Hawaii in 1899
amounted 10 S3,G62 ,0ls excellipg in
amount our exports to either Austria, Hun
gary, Greece. Switzerland, Turkey Costa
Rica, Gautamela, Honduras, Nicaragua,
Salvador. San Domingo. Puerto Rice, tn.
Argentine Republic, Bolivia, Chile, Column
bia, Ecuador, the Guianas, Peru, Uruguay
Japan or Egypt. Barring Mexico, Brazil
Cuba, and Venezuela there is no countr,
in Spanish America that b,Eys as freel,
from us as little Hawaii. There are n,
two Central American republics which
combined buy as much.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-08

The committee on seashore fisheries will give
pahlic hearings at their room In the state House
follows
Wednesday, Feb. 4. p NJ
On the petition of W. l.. William and other for
amendments to sections rs and 80. chapter 70 Of
IN. Revised Statutes relating to fish weirs in the
Ca;hanee and other rivers.
" cflnes tlsv, Feb. : gP NJ
on the petition 10 prohibit setting lobster traps
within .0i feet of the mouth of any nsh wiers.
pn the petition TO amend section Al, chapter 10,
said seciion shall not aptiv - the town of Wool
wch relating To alewiyes.
On the taking sm.lts in Casco bay.
IN. the petition 81 A. NJ. D.yeranN for prohibit
ing takiug -nelts in Bagnduce river
on the petition of Y. VI. Blaisdell. prohibiting
fishing for eels in Hog bay with trap.
Feb. 5. nt O'Clock T. ";
On the petition Of r, X. Perkins and others TO
prohibit the filling up OF Bagaduee river.
Feb IS. isp3, eP. M
ON the petition of Isaac r. Leadbetter ct al.
relating 20 salmon, s,nets mud cells.
On the petition of j. ". BELL and others to pro
teci hsh IN orang. river.
russdav. Feb. II, 1913, Mt : T. NJ.
I'm the hill. an act relating to the use of purse
aud drag -eincs in the state Waters.
section l. II shall b" unlawful TO any purse
or drag seinss in The following waters. but in no
otsTs.
sertlou = in Casco bay north OF line drawn
easi southeast from farkers point in the town
of srmonth 10 Bear Island in the town of Fhipps-
burg.
section 2. in the keunsbec river above n line
drawn nrruss said r,erant Fort Popham in the
town Of Fhppshurg to point opposite AZ the
lover end of Long island in the town of George
town.
section 4 in the ~hecpscot river above bridge
eading from WiscasSet to Edgecomb.
~ectlon ;. In the Damarisrutta river above line
drawn from tmphsu,'s Head, in the town of
Bootibav, 10 point opposite on the shore in the
town of Bristol, excepting the usr of drag seines
between th" above line and Merrtlfs lodges for
all hSh excepting aleshes.
section 6. In the Ma,lopok river above line
drawn at Jones Neck In the Town of Waldo west
eriy 10 point ut Iieaihs point in the town of
Rr men
section :. In the Georges river above line
drawn from Harpers Point in the town of st.
i'eorge westerly past the uortherly end Of CslS-
wells island 10 point opposite on the shore n
the town of Gushing, to take smelts in said riv
or asd its tributaries in any other way than by
hook and line.
~ertiou :. Together with all small bays, rivers
scot river where the entrance To the same Is less
than three miles In width from main land 10 nain
land. Se
seetioa9 This act shall apply TO citizens of
this State puly.
GA The petitions to prohibit the of purse and
drag -enes within three miles nf the coast.
February H. isrl at ? L. NJ
t'u tn. petition of A. j. Dodge ct al. To allow j.
II srtiand Of Bristol, the right to catch, retain
and breed Holsters IN ponds for experiment.
LUTHER MADDnCKs,
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Committee HEARINGS.


Tn Judiciary eommiftse viii give pabiic hear
tnes at fss<sf rooms st ststs Bsa.s, - follows;
"Wednesday. Fsb.
On hin 70 Grant certain powers 10 the Gfess
1osntssn Cssnsse Rosd Go.
We1B~sssy. Feb 2.
On PETITION Of u. l.. Jones and others asking fof
IN SCI relating 10 veterinary surgeons.
Wedae.dsy. Feb q
On PETITION Of Gea. IsAsc Dyer and others to'
n~assres 20 be- TAKEN 10 fetarn TO the asn wnh
pst1 Communication during the war
Tlsnrsd.y, Feb. Q:
On aI an act sddifioszi and smepdstory 10
chan III Of the Private a1d special Laws u isa6
20 ssabis the koekizad Water Go. to Increase Hs
capital stesk.
Thsy-dsy. Feb. .:
On biz relating TO an act to incorporate the
Ges3tSn w atrf Co,
Tn l.vsring spos bail TO incorporate the Yort
shot, sser Co. ssSigBed for f~t. LIST, has been
pssstpss-d 70 frb. - ut O'Clock y. NJ
Thursday. frb, o. r NJ,
set - .n-nd sect tei ebsp. V Of the Revised
A<stsst,s relxfiss savings banks.
Fft1hy. Fet. TO- r. NJ,
On an act 10 eisage the name of the s2ceAfspps
Congregational .oefefy. an, set TO sathoriLs lhs
ess1 u bser'sx to complete certain sewer s.sess-
msDfs,
Tarsdsy. Peb. "a, ? r. n.
AZ art relating 10 Grand Trunk taxes
Eeb. Is, at 2 O'Clock r. NJ,
A. set 20 ss,abit.h gas and electric light com
mission.
Feb. 70.
I'm petition IN relation 20 Maine reports.
The bearing upon an set TO establish th" Water
yftIs Hospital, assigned Feb. :, has been post
Joasd to Feb =
NY order Of the committee,
FRANK ~ HiGoiSs.
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The committee 90 legal Affairs will give public
hearings at their room in ,h. stat. House a. fol
lowe
Feb. o. ~. II
On an AFT 10 ntnead See. ~ Of Chap. a Of X. >
a. r-iuAeted BY chap 10 Public L.ss Of ir-1 r.
latinf to T.tfsti,altsB Of certain contrsi,and
j,qsors Oh the petition 10 Incorporate the FRANK
liz i.iett and rsi~-t company %. All art TO r'rh
late the ssis OF as,ods, wares, ani in"rehHndl-'
aud to prevent fraud IN the same "u the petition
for charter for the Giri. Industrial school On
the petition for charter for home for frirndles-
tttfsYen.
Feb. 10, ar. ~.
fpn 40 act to Incorporate tb" Dixheld Water Co,
f,sflti ia To extend wharf lines tBto tide winter IN
fiss town If Hneksport. Ga aa ,at to extend char
ter ~ pfelrfstors u the shsspscot River Toll
bridge on an art correct the tpSarion OF N.
plantation NJ l.. xnziDu, On the petition to ek
tend wharf hnes In tpriaDd.
On ths bill 10 incorporate the city ~ Eatport.
1taa.dsy. Feb. Wi Y. NJ
TN fiss p.tsfion OF the pew owners Of the First
Free VIII Baptist Pafi.i Of Pennington 10 sell
their interest
Maine Conference seminary.
TN the act 10 Incorporate the Bridgton tieetric
Light and Power Co.
IN the pet,i0n for mendmsnt to tfie charter OF
Hfidsion Centre Village Corporation.
I'm the petition for u bin to incorporate the
Bfidsten Farmers aud Mechanics Club
iiy order of the Committee,
WALTER e.. EMERSON, Sec.
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The committee on education will give hearing.
AZ follows
"Wednesday. Feb. $, 1871, At O'Clock +. NJ.
Petition, In aid fprsupsfsld Seminary,
Resolved. in aid bloomfield Academy,
ON nc, defining the age OF pupils attending
the pahiic schools.
on m act 10 abolish the school districts Of the
state.
TN Thursday, Feb. y, at 2 Y. NJ
Petition a. trustees of Calais Academy, in aid
of said academy. Petition of A. J fsdleford. ct
al. In aid of same.
TIN Wednesday. Feb. Is, at 2 4. NJ
un aa act 10 establish state Board OF Eiuca
ton.
On an act 10 amend section ~. chapter II. Re
ssed statutes relating 10 the powers and duties uf
-upefipt- pd,ng school commuters.
I'm resolve IN favor of the education of the youth
In "Moxie i.are" In Somerset county.
Thursday, heb. 10, Y. ";
TN resolve In favor town of Guilford.
Tn order ccneerning the uniformity of text
books.
On An act 10 provide for the election of school
committs. and . superintendent of schools In the
eifv nt Belfast.
TIN mn act tn amend sections |. , and of chap
ter u. Public Laws isss, relating 10 schools.
Her pTsief. Ii, III, CtIANHFElAIN. Secretary,
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No DeIsy-lmmisra.ion and Quarantine


American Economist.
Let Congress put party aside and serve
the country by paying prompt attention to
immigration and quarantine.
No party lines are or should be drawn
on these pressing questions. but the bes,
men of all parties are agreed on themes
pecially on immigration.
Let the chaff he winnowed back over
the sea, and let the wheat be taken in
The interests of home labor demand it
The high character of American citizen
ship must not be stained by floods of i'm.
ported crime and shiftless incompetence,
but the honest and industrious. the com
petent and high-souled from all lands, mus,
be welcomed.
The pestilence, too, must be kept from
our shores, for the life of our people is at
stake.
Let Congress awake and Go its duty
Delay is guilty breach of trust. Lo,
every man and woman write their member
Pour in food of letters from all parties
and all quarters. Time is short, but long
enough if Congress works earnestly.
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Railroads. Teiessaphs and gx'
presses.

The committee on railroads, t-iegraphs and ex-
presses viii CIV. pablie l.aripg at their room IN
the state Hens. rs follows
Thur-day. Frb. o. ate II.
On petition of the Portland ahd Rochester Rail
road 10 is-ur Iva bonds.
"Wednesday. Feb :. at T.. VI
ON The bill rutiti.h an act TO extend the char
ser OF the hath street Railway Company.
On the hill ratified. an act 10 amend chapter ~
of the Private Laws IT 1891 entitled An Act 10
Incorporate The waiefville aud faifneld Railway
and Light Cofnpany.''
On III. bill .bt TIED, set to amend the charter
Of the Old rvwn, Drono snd Nrafi. Railway tom
pauy.
On the bill entitled, sn net 10 incorporate the
Franklin Tel. phoa. aud Telegraph Company,
I'm III. bill en- titled act To incorporate the
Hoothbay Harbor and Newcastle street Railroad
Company
wsdnesdny, teb, :, > T. VI
On petition at the Roekland. Thnmasion and
Camden street Hallway for authority TO inereas"
Its capital stock an 4 TO Issue additional bonds.
On III. bin emit lied act To authorize the
Eastern Main. Hail way to'npapy to build bridge
tn. fenohsrot river aud extead It's railroad
thereto,
I'm thfbil entitled an act relating to the Maine
Central Railroad ON pupy
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Tie committee on interior waters will rive pub
lie hearings at their rooms at the state House ~
follows;
Wednesday. Feb. ). 21DP.M;
TN act TO autiiorix. the navigation by steam
Of the Range Ponds in Poland
On the petition Of J. VI. Cunningham TO build
dams and make improve nen;s gu Lane Brook so
edited In Township No. 2, X. 4. " b. r. Somerset
county and to collect tolls. Al +. 81, same day
Petition for Legislature TO improve Hack Brook
in fDSn OF Andoser.
"wednesday. Feb. Is. 20 T.. "
I'm an net TO incorporate the Aroostook River
Log Driving Company
wedne-dsy Feb. ;. go p NJ
On the petition Of kenBebee Log Driving Go. for
right 10 maintain Blooms and piers In the kegbe-
bee river bet wsen Hhoweii and helsea ferry and
Augusta same day and hour.
On the petition of Davis and Moore for charter
to build dams and make Improvements for log
driving parpo-ss in townships and q, X. Il, town
ship 5. Il. II. md township 8, X. ", v. u. l.. =
All in Somerset ronnfY-
Wednes day, Feb :. 3 r. NJ.
I'm The petition OF john :. SWEET and 81 other-
for an act I" prevent throwing waste and refuse
lumber Into Wcbb- ritrr
Petition al y, A. Good-peed ct ais. Tor author
ity 20 flow wilson pond and Hollis pond in Frank
lin County with bili accompanying.
In Reps Hail. Tuesday, Feb. "A. at : +. NJ.
On the petitions OF inhabitants and taxpayer,
OF The several towns bordering on the waters u
Long and Brandy ponds, and -etago lake. IL
Cumberland county, PRAYING for legislation u
prevent Interference with the rights of the public
in tn. navlgnblc waters of sebago lake.
"wednesday. Feb'y u. At 80 + "
bu the petition of the Rowland Falls Pulp Co
10 erect per- and booms IN PiscataIIuis river, il
the towns OF Rowland and MHNheld.
w-dnes day. Feb, Is, r. VI:
tn the petition of Feuobscot River Dam aBt
Improvement Go. for n change in its charter viii
bill accompanying
I'm act 10 incorporate the Little Churchill
stream Dam Go.
Dn the petition with act accompanying 10 chung'
the charter of Mnttawamkeag Log Driving Co. TO
increase Of tolls.
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The Boston & Maine Company will place
the block signal system on each of its lines
out of Boston for % or 80 miles. In esti-
mating the cost as against accident insur-
ance, the company added the accident dam
ages for seven years together, and found
that it was cheaper to insure itself and put
up the signals than to pay for insurance.
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Queen Victoria is very much exercised
over the Agricultural Depression in Eng,
land and declared that something must be
done to lift up this great industry. II
would not be difficult thing to do either
A good way TO begin would be to lift some
of the burdens imposed upon British far.
mers by royalty and the church of England
1t seems strange that the Queen should
have overlooked this broad field for popu.
lar and nracticaI atesmanshin