Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-03-04

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l'any;; also on the petition for amends
S'f. .'~ - -snc ch"EteE VI
the ELLSWORTH street Railway Com
islation was inexpcdicnt upon the oues-
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uoh VI ea.'s'ns esc'es as baggage.
They voted ought to pass upon act
relative 10 the Peinaouid Damo,.,scotto
and Newcastle Railroad The com.
mittee has not yet acted on tl1e West
brook. Windhdm K HAtrinnn tctartyie.
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MIDWAY matter.
The committee on towns metz In the
senate chamDcr. Wednesday afternoon.
Inc only nearing was on the bill repeal
Ing the act Incorporating the town or
Maxiieid. Representative Goodrich OF
Maxfield. appeared before the committee
and explained why ms town wishes to
become plantation y has been Inn
poverished py paupers.. and though It has
none now, II expects some In the future.
a tha,t does not teei ape e support them In
ton. BY becoming plantation. the SUP
port-of the paupers win fall on the etHtt
and the expense 81 protecting the wild
lands from fires VIII also become a State
matter.
iN'N VIZ Vii over 10
awnit action with !he many others In .ex-
ccutive session. This executive session
when the committee VIII act on the Deer
Ing. Deer Isle. Belgrade. Berwick and
other town division cases. will not be
held until next Week as II Is impossible
TO get the full committee together.
t The som ~ It, x on sducaton met ,hc
day, and talked over the matter OF adj
OF the committee that the standard OF adj
mission, Is not malnta!ned high enough.
due mainly to the fact that the PRINCIPALS
are anxious to have large schools and SO
are not strict. enough In the entrance en-
aminations. The matter Of admission l.
the present law. and as a result OF yes.
terday's consultation 1t Is likely they will
devote more attention to this matter, and
see that the standard OF admission Is
In executive session. ~the committee
voted to report ought &c. pass on the re-
solve or $11 800 for the Maine Industrial
legislation inexpedient on the bill chang
Ing the names of the State Normal
schools to Normal and Training schools.
Wednesday and devoted nearly the whole
afternoon to hearing on the petition To
refuse matter in Gilman Pond stream and
its tributaries in the town OF NOrCh New
Portland A. NJ Spear was counsel for
the petitioners and s. ]. Walton for the.
remonstran9s. and both sides had numer-
GUS witnesses. II was Il lively hearing.
fun of legal points. and the closing arg1-
ments OF Mr.. Walton and Mr.. Spear we're
long and able. There were several other
hearings aea Es sa@as but oons we're held
action The committee viii meci this
afternoon. for executive session.
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hearings Waines,inv n fterronn TIC tirst
,.,as ns ~ ~, 80 ,on,ia.n vh ,ra1,;aa
~ yetar ie az. sn,rry ana Ian, ,,r, s.,
this Ste,n Hr iin,, ~ NV " 1n,,.iIiaS .,m N.
inns S!ate pr' Al. a; JOY OF watcrv,ie, w,
,,aro , ~, ~ ,,,.r s,a,n an"' ,'o,,,
ING ,ison The farmer He also said ihat
we could not enforce laws against cruelty
TO animals so long as incompetent men
were nracticinr as vcferin,arians Also
those who havs fitted themsn,wes for The
nrofession ought 10 he nrotec,e,i from The
Guacks -
Rnrrss.,,o,iya p,rrs - v.s,hro,r
anneare,l in onnos,tion ~ that secfinn
which requires That no person who mas
not solely Tor I'VE years practiced tne
profession snail pc pe'mltteu to prac.isS
IN tne luture without examination. ano
ASKED 10 nave the Wofo rsoieiy stricHeh
out. his request was granted.
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: The bill IN relation 10 the amounts OF
ooss%eo ~ "e 20 ~ " ..s".,.
porattohs Tor each person purchasing
frst-class ticket came next. u: ID. Nerriii
Esq, OF portland appeared Tor the Dill
1t was the general opinion that the pre-
sent excess baggage rate was Two hlgn
ana sometimes they TOOK the pronts OH
commercial travellers trip; Z. {; liar
mon. II. L. Cox A. H. Berry. lyman
NJ: Hall. w. Allen Of Portland. and MI
Adams OF Bangor. also spoke Tor the biii.
q. r. woodward OF Bangor. ana a. a