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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-06
RED IN THE BLOOD

RED IN THE BLOOD
is the sign Of life, of vital force,
of the force that life has. of the
force that life is.
When the red is lacking, life
is weak, the spirits are weak.
the body is weak.
SCOTS emulsion of cod-liver
oil puts red in the blood and
Life in the body.
It's the food you can turn into
muscle and bone and nerve.
It gives you the mastery over
your usual food-you want
that. What is life worth if
you've got to keep dosing your
self as an invalid?
Red in the blood! get red in
the blood
Wen send you little to try, if you like
SCOTT & BOVINE, 4os Pearl street. New York
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AFFAIRS IN
SOUTH AMERICA
Strained Relations With Europe
Preferable to Supremacy /.
Of Yankees.

NEW YORK, May 30.-A dispatch to
the Herald from Buenos Ayres says:
The difficulties between the Minister ol
Foreign Affairs and the Spanish Minis
ter here have been definitely settled. A
commercial treaty between Spain and
Argentina will be signed in few days.
In the negotiations for the new treaty
Spain offered to make a reduction of q
per cent in the duties on sailed hides
and so per cent on dry hides. The Span
ish Government also declared It's readi-
ness to accord a reduction of so FER cent
in duties on Argentine wool
The Minister from Spain has announc-
ed that his Government win establish g
free port in Catalonia.
The Herald's correspondent in Rio de
Janeiro telegraphs that the Tribuna
known as the organ of President Cam
pos Sales, in commenting .on the coming
Pan-American Congress in Mexico, sayf
that all the American nations are now
trying to obtain Brazirs cooperation
Brazil, the paper adds. is not such q
simple-headed Indian as the River Platte
men believe. Brazil is convinced thai
Chile exercises only the rights which
any nation has. Brazil, it is declared
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-06
EMMA SpRECkELS-WATSON
AND HER ENGLISH PROSPECTS

From over the water comes news of
the social impression being made in
Lower Kingswood Surrey, England.
by Tom Watson, one-time San Francis
co grain broker, and his wife, who was
Miss Emma Spreckels, the only daught-
er of Claus Spreckels. Since their mar
|riage the Watsons have spent most Of
the time rowing over the world. They
have spent much time in England, and
now they have settled down at the
Manor house, in a snug corner of pic
turesque Surrey, where Mr.. Watson is
fast taking on himself all the airs
and the honors of lord of the manor.
Both he and Mrs. Watson have been
giving dollars and time to the chart
ties and the poor funds of Lower
Kingsford. They have been active in
church and Sunday school labors. They
have entertained lavisfly, and the
storytelling broker has made friends
SO fast that few weeks since he was
elected chairman of a parish council,
defeating residents who were both rich
and ambitious.
Being chairman of the parish council
in that conservative section of the
earth means the mounting on the lad
der that leads to Parliament. It's an
honor much sought after. If all goes
well the next rung on the ladder will
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-06

will consider exclusively her own inter-
ests in the matter.
The Rio de Janeiro Notizia comment
ing on Vice President Roosevelt's recent
speech at the Pan-American Exposition
at Buffalo, says that Yankee supremacy
in South America would be more dan
geFous than strained relations with Eu-
rope and that the republics must en-
sfeavor to avoid this danger.
The Brazilian Government has resolv-
ed to reorganize the navy in three squad
rons. The first will be under the COM
mand of Rear Admiral Justine Deproeny
and will include the Riachuelo, the Ma
rscal Deodoro' and the torpedo boat Ia
moyo. The second squadron will be
commanded by Captain Calheiro de Gra-
CO. and will include the Aquidaban, the
Republica and the torpedo boat Tupy
third squadron. which will include the
AImirante Barroso, the Tiradentes and
the torpedo boat Timbira.
The governors of Rio Grande North and
Rio Grande South have declared that
they win not support the candidacy of
Rodriguez Alves for the Presidency.
Rosa Magazines, prominent woman
in Rio de Janeiro, has complained to
the police that her two daughters have
been induced to enter a convent as nuns
against her wishes at the suggestion of
their confessor. Anti-clerical manifesto
tiDns are likely to follow
Word comes from Montevideo, Uru-
quay. that difficulties have arisen be-
tween President Cuestas and the Nation
al party. The party threatens to deny
him its support and this may put the
President in very critical position.
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be the craftsmanship of the district
council. That office-holder is a county
Justice of the peace, ex-officio, dealing
out small doses of law to the yokels
who poach, and commit such misdeeds
as are dwelt upon in Trollope's novels.
After all this dignity the district
chairman goes, usually. to Parliament,
so Thomas Watson, NJ. P, is the near
by possibility.
Because Mr.. W-atson's Immediate pre-
decessor as chairman of the parish used
it as a stepping stone to the House of
Commons. Messrs. Taylor and Wells
were especially anxious for the honor,
and they are said to have conGTat ulat-
ed Mr.. Watson upon his fortunate
prospects of becoming an M. P. The
interest of the Watsons in the affairs
Of the parish is shown by this COM
ment in the Kingwood paper:
'tMr. Watson has joined the Commit
tee of the Mission Church. Mr.. am
Mrs. Watson have greatly helped on
the work of the church in Lower
Kingswood by the special interest
which they take in the Sunday school.
On several occasions we have had reas-
on to thank them for kind help af-
forded."
Several congratulatory greetings were
cabled yesterday to the manor house
OF Lower Kingswood
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THE RUSH FOB NOME.
Seattle Steamers Can't Handle the
Passenger Traffic.

SEATTLE, Wash, May 3O.-It Is esti-
mated that 600 men are in the city wait
ing transportation to Nome. "All sold
OUT is the invariable answer they re-
ceive at the transportation offices. The
Senator. which will sail today, will have
approximately 800 passengers, and the
officials of the Pacific Coast Steamship
Company declare that they could fill an
other steamer If they had one. The Sem
ator has all the freight she can carry.
The Centennial, which sails for Nome
Saturday, will have in the neighborhood
of 400 passengers and 1,500 tons of freight
A like number of passengers are booked
on the st. Paul, which leaves June 8.
The Valencia, which arrived In port from
San Francisco yesterday, and the Hum
boldt are scheduled to sail Saturday.
Both will have large crowds of people
bound for Nome.
The four-masted schooner Balboa, OPP
Grated by the Northwestern CONNER
dai Company. sailed for Nome yesterday
with 1,50O tons of general merchandise,
SOC, 900 feet of lumber and two lighterage
barges. The cargo is the property of the
company.
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WHITNEY & MARSH, |


NEW YORK, May "a special to
the Sun from Washington. says: Cen
eral Funston writes from San Isidro,
Luzon. the following letter to per-
sonal friend: PROPHECIES made before
election that the reelection of Nc
Kinley would be the death blow of this
bandit insurrection are being realized
to an extent that no one would have
ventured to predict three months ago.
The Filipinos of all the central and
most populated provinces of Luzon, in
Guiding Manila, have formed a politi-
cal party known as the Partido Fed
eral, whose platform is peace under
American sovereignty"
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L'ENVOI.

Down in our basement are some more skirts
New York. These don't need to get their names int
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-06

Most of them will fit without alterations: b
necessary, we have trained dressmakers to make th
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-06
Negro Burned to ]

BARLOW, Fla, May q
chelle, a negro, thirty-fVe I
who at noon yesterday CT
saulted and then murdefe9
Taggart, a well known and
white woman Of this city,
at the stake here early 'nI
the presence of a tnrons
The burning was on .ns
negroes crime, within Nv
principal thoroughtare o.
IT'S folly TO be Wise OH!
ance is going to pay a O's
love, or money.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-06
Sale of Skiri

Have you use for One
Summer Skirt? Would youl
Stylish, Chic, Exceptionally
Made one?
Would you Like to s.
such a Skirt at EXACTLY Half q
Yes? Then you Will buy d
these the minute you see it
don't stop at one if you need
You can pick as many as you|
They are Marked in Plain Fis
the Regular Price. You Pay
|actly Half. Never Mind VIII,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-06
A Rainy NAV.

NEW YORK, May 3o.-May has smash
ed all local rain records. In twenty-nine
days of this month 6.97 inches Of rain
have fallen. The weather bureau rec
ords, extending back to 1871. do not
chronicle such a rainy May.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-06
Struck q Vein of Oil.

WOODWARD, o. T., May 3O.-Parties
digging a well at Moscow. fifteen miles
southeast of here, struck vein of oil,
which soon developed into gusher. The
oil forced itself to the brink Of the well
and covered an acre of ground before
the flow could be checked. Moscow is on
the Canadian river.
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the Virgin. The msts e ~
ton will be brick covered :.
the arches and certain Inv '
beng of pressed red b, +.,''
o. arches across the two.,,
q feature which will add I 4
o. the building. There !, : !.
and ventilated hesemen, h.
poses. ~
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for the musical department. The first
story of the main building contains two
pariors and the three large rooms for
school purposes, the second story five
large rooms, SO arranged with folding
doors that they may be thrown togeth-
eli for social purposes.
The style of this building is Spanish
Conventual. The main feature is the en- !
trance portal with a window over IL
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-06

Convent of the Sacred Heart, de-
signed by Dickey & Newcornb.
architects, will occupy l65 feet on Fort
street with an entrance near the center
OF the two-story portion, from Fort
street to the convent grounds. The aim
OF the architects has been to make a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-06

design which will harmonic with the
present cathedral and at the same time
be modern and convenient. The building
will be about forty-five feet deep, with a
two-story cloister on the garden side.
These clodsters will be 10 feet by los
feet The one-story part of the building
Is arranged with small teaching rooms
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HOUSE..

Friday. March 10.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Robbins of Gar
diner.
Papers from the Senate disposed of
in concurrence.
Resolve in favor of the committee
on education. comes from the Senate
lAsscd to he engrosSed under suspen-
Sion " the rules.
IN the House The rules We're suspend
ed, the resolve was read twice and
passed to be engrossed in concurrence.
An act relating to Sheridan planta-
ton, comes from the Senate passed to
nv engrossed under suspension of the
rules.
In the House the rules We're sus-
pended, the bill received it's three read
ngs and was passed to be engrossed in
concurrence.
An @Ct relating to railroads. railroad
crossings, highways and town ways.
IN the House this bill was referred
tC the committee on railroads. tele-
graphs and expresses and comes from
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n CRY FOR HEx- % !.
Result of a Prompt Reply. - Two
Letters from Mrs. Watson, Pub
lished by Special Permission. -
For Women's Eyes Only. ~
March Is, 1899.
To MRS. PTNKHAM, LYNN, MASS:

DEAR MADAM: - suffering from inflammation of the
oares and womb have been for eighteen months have
continual pain and my back and side only free
from pain when living down, sitting easy chair When
stand suffer with pain my side and back. be-
my caused BY work and lifting
"Ife is drag and sometimes feel like giving up
being we'll woman have become careless and unconcerned about
everything in bed now have had several doco Dut cy
did hut little good
Lydia E. Pnkham Vegetable Compound has been recommended
to me bv friend and l have made up my mind give
fair trial
write this letter with hope Of hearing from you regard
TO nv CASEY Mrs. S. j. WATSON Hampton Va
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the senate that body non-concurr,n,
ahu referring y to the next IegieI,
I'M aue
thn unuen racod.1 I'LL, iatt OF Veazie,
tbo Sanat. in a., 49,. coiicurfed with
Nr gutb,rta,,d 80 t.i'
,a.,,d .,.,,,., ''uueiord, pre-
''"o''' N id'of 81 Maine Sta,.
prison, ana moved its reference j n
committee on the State prison = 'ie
Tho motion was agreed to.
MI HrlG2s Of Hudson. presented p,
9 CO.. ~ iaF"r = ne Maine Industrial,
III 'i''i III nHia at HallDwell, AMI
"i'''" mn itleIe"ce " the Commute
( "iI ciufatinh.
! l"c hl"tion was agreed to.
/ IN i'",''n u Mr. Walker Of starks
''-'' ,'-r 9t.ilt aGDerintenl-
,,,.,,t tt. 'D.''', Mi INSTRUCTED ID
I ,t". t....,' n s'aIature list
| '.' n o"'i'I''i since 1873 ami
''' ava many par Is u pJher towns and
10y ''"H permanent school
HH4.' ''I't-ef "tlh an explanation
ii',H iy t'"h officials for the losy u
"''- '4i'i7'
'''i "'p"' from me committee On The
4','' ''''' ''p'. tea ought to pass On
pr ~ +, - ".ii''id section Of Chan.
l'f i.- n lhe Revised Statutes. reat.
HH& i' iEc Criminal jurisdiction "
hlaGls tiatr5.
1"ne gentleman, from same coror,f,
i"-, reported ought to pass in nc.
draft under same title bill. an act :.
amend an act entitled III ait IA I'LL,
l"t" tlc practice of medicine and eI--
goFy.
Mr.. Sp"fford. from samc conmittas
reported On bill, an act relating to and
amcndatory Of Chapter sc Of the Pri.
Nai" ana Special Laws 81 1850. entitled
hh aot ~ incorporate The Crystal Icv
- i''''S'
LIN 80 - '''-'-'' ''''" same commit
'' pm ''' 9a'l'e On b!I' an act to
1'.'''- /. 7 'i'1l-'lli'-i COURT II the town
'i .'hoy ile7diL-
mast HI oiiI s''IL'f committee, re-
l''' VII Inn " PHI an act 70 reorgan-
l''' INV ~ pa '''il''l oL me city OF
~ '''-'.,''
'i'. ''''is' -!'LI same committee.
'4''' .'4 oH D'i. an AT 70 pro-
'i-' i'- It'll ,'oi '--ils NJ documents Of
INV ''i'i|tH Pl11'F'
same gentleman. from same commit
Gee. reported sam" on BILL an act 10 es-
tIhliSh certain penalties for the use Of
public funds by public officers for any
purpose aot authorized by law.
sam" gentleman, from same commit
'''' 4epoi leu same on Dill an act 70
recent 1le ESe II l'd4lA8 stamps and
oiHti similar devices
MI- LiDul- from lAe committee on le-
--. AFFAIRS. oh PHI, an act TO abolish
tHr bureau ~ industrial and labor
=''-'!~'-,s- reported mat same be re-
irr'el FIR IN" next Legislature.
Mr. Harris. from same committee,
rrrort-d same cn hlll. AN act 70 supply
t-e town NJ Lube with pure water
Mr. Chase. from same committee, re-
ported ought 10 pass in new draft IN
I,. same titi- bill. an act relative To
actions for libel.
Some gentleman. from same commit
te-. reported ought To pass On bill, al
ACT 10 incorporate the P-outs Neck
Water Company.
Mr. Powers. from same committee,
Nh order reported bill an act relating
tg the duties and compensation Of the
leporter of decisions of The supreme
judicial court.
Same gentleman. from same commit
tee. reported ought to pass in new
draft under same title Pill. an act to
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T'udrr tb,, ,.ra..4.t.- - -,
ntt hc r,.iii islwl9 81 ne flioFC mn
forces IN III, fi?3' ~ broa.tSc Z. tit-
sinnrrs hnv. f,,.i INN .m' cpnhig rn.iiii5-
past wear ana thG r, t,, u
III the estimate fnr thn cn,niI,i, fw"
years Tuy u,.,r,,,'tg cti l., .'- ~
rants Si1;. vCnirni e., 1I'i ny '& "aI
cr4. there h1- b.c, ,.,it " - 80,
year Sl5if 81. ana t,l '',r ".IiiE ~ 'a"'
formed I,.,. XXI, 'ii,t t"'uBh hihF WriI III
,rn. i,.tr 'plu XIII ILat I'm pfNnl Wda
"' ','lb nave fttRNhrd m dt three
ithlas, nr @ts.GJ. lic hts house r.nf
Gay,. re,ton,d - iEhrIE': 3nH Hghts. anI
r'1l value. Tur. >>oy'a fees p. ccivci du~-
DE INC PAST year, SCI Attendance at
r"Ht i, ?" n'r gay. .t' am" iufi"E y all 70
2II'h''. lhAt MI VIVA; fhr shrr.n " In
t"Ht county might receive. anna WHAT y
N"uiu itce.Ie ~ h' performed thr dut et
which ne might perform. III p,lIt ~ iac'
ne Goes not keep tn" iau. lie To fcrs to
stay on his farm. iic does actually re
ceiVc, AZ -aIary StH Under 'nl"-ce-
.iicii Ssh. 80: ,i.N " 5Ij. i-.- > a'r u
'i' . ti'li e-'t @-.t.-D '-'Hi IT linus m III !"
Ii',, ''7 MINK
Hill M'rg.| ',l' "' E''! t.' J'-' ! ''t
ihS W. l' .A @Jhuj ~,-J. f". Z. 'ft 3i-
'id' y, y6j
N.UW, TIC county has 10 pIF this gdIt- -
Shall nav do1,i'I ,,i.,t .,.. I... !,
I"". h1t ID IL not rilut alr'r \. ltH
made am Implied contract tEat I' wtt
serve tor IN; Il. ~iii w an nHtr=.:'
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Il van
i",.' ''',',' 80 =. dana something
'''NS' WV, ~, ''''' 't,,i,n.,, l,,, is The
!" ''ll''' '"' - ,,,r,eo,lnrs
ncSl I''HSc y" t"''' III ,..,..,a
CDlld hlVc-thcy have taken auN""',9'
of il. ANA they are running homes "c
stroy,ng families and young men III
this state. ard say t" you. you '''
IN mea uie. your brother h''P1i
Prohibition III thc state OF Maine 7
Tie laughing stock Of every ScnS'plo
man. \ man who voted in tn" House
yesterday against l"Suhm%slon' PR
Nat"lN t"Id me mat he ana not p''''N'
~ '"' y NJ ~ ~ r. ~. '"N "i't
'IH' ""i ''9' Ju''7 i'i''''' 0'''''
llcad l"f l"hIl''f'n'c' ~ III "''
we want NOR" rum. nee IN" Pi"'''U
tory law, today, tie state Is uclNEci
with rum. 1t is destroying the N IN
Eocd Of tWn-th!rds 81 the young hi''
Of II" state. You tell me you hl"S'
keep this infamous law unnh w" sIh'
ute ho"ks-for what. i''capF" ma
jorlty of You do not dare 10 VOC
against il. We have tried the pr"'H"l-
tory law FOR fifty years. There lS more
drunkenness today than there was 2a
years ago. camnot conceive why rlcu
who are in favor Of temperance want
~ l,n.n this nrui,ibitory law uuun the
hooks whom tbey know that every
yo,,. il ,uininu vnunp mon ana shy
; HI, .h.,,,>,,,.l. ,-bn, ,h.,- I,n,..
tI.at oceans III scaIding tears arc .,~tn5
shcd ~ ,hc rnothers ana wives ana
1,urhtrrs- when they know that il
carries with it a train of dehauchn-N
vet they viii stilI say. YOU are a rum
man if YOU profess to say anything
against the prohihltoly LAW. rclutr
If am a temperance man ana win
% rs far rs any senator to abolish
II IN pnrt1auJ rn,I,v Won soc In.
,su,1 J,linle before III. rnlirn court
Ruu, nav W. driven uut III ina ,raf-
mouth Hotel. hut il viii H. driven into
the Iav.r dives. to make more misery
and destruction This Question is one.
f.. r.4,-b,oit f., tine r.n,,l.-,.b,. Gamma.
,-,r, tr,-u. ,nn,no v.,,rl1 .h..rrlI1y
abide NV vha, tEr panpl, sav-trlc4
;rra thu ycycrricns ana vou Jan t-i:sr
rham If ynu a. no: submit Ii now 4
VIII h. Lqnc,5iuer ~ th,. doc of cy,r.,
o.,.aI.tu,.. Pam, rnu-t pa, centralized
r,r ,l,. INTERESTS .r I,r-,.,it,. Ann JAVA
NH, yrrfr. r.r,-T pl,.,l f1r them.
know Hill. rlaEiniturl law i~ tht cause.
IF their destruction. admire Tie st..s-
.~t!.., of the Ladies' Christian Tempe
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READ AND ASSIGNED.

An act to establish municipal
court in the town of Winthrop.
An act to amend the charter Of the
Tlconic foot bridge.
An act to amend Chapter rs Of the
Private and Special Laws of 1879. on
titled. an act to incorporate the eliot
Bridge Company.
An act to incorporate the Boothbay
1Iarbor Academy.
An act TO authorize the Linn Wo"lcn
Company to make. generate, sell, lis
tribute and supply gas and cleo
tricity.
An act to amend Section Il Of
CHAPTER Il Of the Revised Statutes
relating to stationary engines.
An act to amend Chapter 195 of the
Trivate Laws of 1887, entitled. an act
to amend an act Incorporating the
city of Waterville.
An act to incorporate the Bristol
Electric Light and Power 90.
An act to amend an act to establish
n police court in the city Of RoCkland,
approved March A. 1861.
An act amendatory to Chapter 561
entitled an act to establish the Dover
municipal court.
An act to amend Chapter 50 Of the
Public Laws of 1899. entitled an act e
p-oyide for the schooling of children
in unorganized townships.
An act to authorize James y. Moul-
TN to construct and maintain a rele-
prcne line between Wayne Village and
Leeds Center.
IN act to amend Chapter 369 of tho
Private and Special Laws Of 1877. 1e-
lating to the Harrison and Joneenol
Telegraph GO.
An act authorizing the extension ol
q wharf into the tide waters at I.ubec
NarroWs.
An act to amend Section 80 of Chap
ter 4G If the Revised Statutes relating
to banks ana trust companies.
An act to incorporate the Bangor
Lean and Trust Co.
An act TO incorporate the Camde,
Trust Go.
An ait to repeal thc bounty On Viii.
cats.
An act to amend Chapter ca Of tn,
Private Laws OF 1869. relating tn II.
Waldo and Pcnohecot Agricultural So
cietv.
An act to extend an AIT entitled al
AIT to incorporate tie Enchaata,
!:rt2m Dam ana Improvement COM
PAM.
Az act to eXterd TIE charter Of IL.
s. 'rciv Wafer Power COMPANY.
Resolve relating to township :. rang,
$. west Of the east line Of Ire stale
IN the county of Ponobscnt
An act Ia amend Section Of Ch,n
ter "a of the Private and Special Law:
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PASSED TO BE ENGROssED.

An act to regulate the herring fish
cries ii the towns of Joncsport an!
Addison.
Resolve in favor Of the State Reform
school.
An net To authorize the Pcnobscot
Log Driving Company to rebuild ana
raise the height Of North Twin lam
or to build a new dam to take the
place of said North Twin dam.
An act to incorporate the Ions
Island Pond Improvement Company.
Resolve in aid Of 4 ferry boat across
Fish river ana to aid in building 4 road
in Wallagr3ss plantation.
Resolve in favor of the compilation
of insurance laws.
An act to increase the compensation
Of the sheriff Of the county Of Lincoln.
An act relating to fees and taxable
costs allowed to prevailing parties.
An act to allow larger lots to be
taken for school purposes and to
shorten the time allowed owners
Thereof for appeal.