Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-02-20
SPECIAL SALE
g r. E r. q N -
Inc popular Grape in all the desirable shades.
Only 15c. per yard
RUSSELL & WESTON.


MIN to take it, saying to him that b
could sell it for butter and that it WASH
necessary to take out United State
license
Prof. Jordan of the Maine experimen
station described the manufacture of ole
and said that from the first it had stoo
as counterfeit rather than as a substi
tute for butter. As substitute for butte
he had nothing to say. 1t might b
wholesome. But the statement that tn
heat to which it is subjected in process c
manufacture would kill all disease germ
is false. But why not color it pink an
sell it on its merits? Jellies and othe
substances were colored pink. He ha
tested the product of several creamerie
to see if the charge that oleo oil was beinl
mixed with the butter was true, and S,
far had found no evidence of such adul
teration.
A. r. Smith of Dayton, said the farm
ers of York county didn't want the Law
repealed.
Senator Wiggin spoke for the agricul
tural interests. He said the farmers o
Maine had been crowded by competition
with the real beef and grain of the Wes
into the dairying business, and he did no
think it fair to bring into competition
with dairying products a product sole
under false colors.
Mr. Plumley made few remarks, il
which he stated that butterine withou
coloring would have yellow tinge.
Educational Matters.
The committee on education voted
Yesterday. in favor of the $50, 600 appro
priation for the Pennington Norma
school; SIS, 600 for the Deaf and Duml
asylum at Portland; and ought not t.
pass on the Gorham Normal school resolv
for a new dormitory. The committee ais
voted in favor of appropriating $4,000 t.
the Madawaska Training school.
Rowland Bridge.
The committee on ways and bridge
voted in favor OF appropriating $1,000 ;
year for six years to aid in constructing 6
bridge across the Penobscot at Howland
ought to pass on the bill requiring the us'
of wide tir cs in the streets of Brunswick
ought to pass on charter for the West
port toll bridge. The Whiting, Trescot
and Cutler applicants were given leave t
withdraw.
Adversely on the Veterans Home.
The committee on finance voted ad
versely on tho petition for an appropriation
for the veterans home at Newport.
Judiciary.
1t is understood that the judiciary com
mittec will report in favor of u bill similal
to that asked by the Bangor and Brewer
Toll Bridge Company. The COMMITTEES
will also report ought to pass, the follow
ing bills: Castino Water Co, in new
draft VIM Water Co; Machias Water
Co. F.: Gorham Water Co.. Bingham Water
Co. Southwest Harbor Water Co, in new
draft; and the Hull's Cove Water Co
They report ought not to pass, the bll
proyiding for the organization of watcl
companies under a general law. An al
verse report will be made on the bill tt
allow Judges of probate to exchange scr
vices, and favorable report on the Port
land Veterans Fircmen's Association.
That General Fish and Game Law.
When the bill for general law relat
ing to fish and game was referred to tn
committee on judiciary, it was the inten
tion to put in bill providing that gam
wardcns should give bonds. The first bill
has not vet been reported and so at tn
hearing, Tuesday, before the committe
on inland fisheries and game on the sun
iect of requiring bonds from wardcns
Hon. l.. II. Carleton, who drafted the bii
now before the judiciary, presented
similar bill to the fish and game commit
fee but differing in some particular
from the first. 1t includes a provisio
that fish and game wardens shall be re
ouircd to give bonds. 1t does not proyld
that the forestry commissioner shall .
one of the commission and it fixes tn
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