Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-01-22

seencies shall be open to public inspection
uuring the ordinary business hours 81
eacn secular day In the year. No intoxi.
uaoihg liquors except such as are pur-
chased or procured from the storekeeper
Nv 'he state dispensary, shall be kept or
stored In any town agency, or be sold, given
away or dispensed by any town liquor
agent or municipal officer. Any person
violating the provisions of this section
shall be liable to fine Of not less than
s@o nor more than $50 for each offence. to
DC recovered by complaint and indict-
ment
Sec. s. Sections Is, is, II, is, 10 and
~ OF chap. %. Revised Statutes of 1883
are hereby repealed
sec. y. All acts or parts of acts incon
sisteht with this act are hereby repealed
Course Of Study at Gorham Normal School.
W. J. Corthell, NJ. S. Gage and Jennie
M. Colby, petition for the extension of the
course OF study at Gorham Normal School,
to allow an additional classical course of
two years. Ex-Governor Robbie and other
Gorham citizens petition for the erection
OF the new dormitory at the school.
Resolve for the Pine Cone.
Senator Savage presented a memorial
signed by Janet L. Dingley, chairman of
the Maine Floral Emblem Society, stating
the particulars of the vote taken upon the
choice of a floral emblem of the State
The memorial was accompanied by a re
solve, THAT the pine cone is hereby de-
clared to be the floral emblem for Maine
in the national garland Of flowers"
Senator Day presented the petition of
the Penobscot county bar, representing
that the duties of the register of probate
for that county have very materially in
creased during the past few years necessi-
tating the employment of additional clerks.
They ask that the present allowance Of
si00 be increased to 5000 per year.
Senator Savage introduced a bill to
amend the laws establishing the munich
pal court at Auburn. The amended act
would provide for salary of $1,000 for
the judge.
Resolve appropriating $500 for the re-
pair of roads in Indian township, Wash
ington county, was presented.
Want Lower Insurance Rates.
Milbridge citizens petition for legsla-
ton that will induce responsible fire in
surancc companies to reduce their rates.
They say the present rates are excessive,
preventing them from securing insurance.
Legislative Notes.
Prof. w. J. Corthell of Gorham, was at
the Capitol, Monday.
Hon. J. w. Wakefield was at the Au-
gusta house, last evening.
Hon. VIM Freeman of Cherryficld, was
a visitor at the State House, Monday.
That hearing of the Eastern insane
hospital question: this evening, Will be
largely attended.
Among the visitors at the Capitol, Mon
day. were: Hon. J. f. Bracket of Limin-
pton, f.. W. Shaw of Newport. W. Pet
tingill of Rumford Falls, +. S. Walls and
wife of Vinalhaven, Edward H. Hill and
Geo. p. Emmons of Lewiston. -l..a..-..
For routine matters, remarks, etc.,see stem
ographic report.
1t is understood that some of the friends
of Ozias Bean, I'd, who was arrested by
e oft ut
not long ago, on charge of several cases
of forgery, are cndeavoring to adjust mat
tiers and get him out of Bangor jail.
The many friends of Mrs. G. b. Chick
will he pained to learn that at o'clock
this morning, she was not expected TO
live She has been i'll since Friday night
with the grip.
The Augusta China Decorators Club
will probably contribute to the Masonic
fair some elaborate pieces of work
IT, is said that two new places have been
onenod on the East Side where the ardent
can be procured.
The Standard dictionary of two volumes
has been added to the Lithgow library
II. w. Rowe, Bangor journalist, was
in the city, Monday, on business.
Z
Hon. W. II. Moody of Liberty, was mere
Monday, on business visit.
The ice for the Maine insane hospital
is being harvested,
r r. Merrill of East Eddington, visited
the city, Monday.
G. e. Curtis was an Auburn visitor &c
the city, Monday.
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