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The oasis., 1901-03-16

Dul hbN suio.
 "When you are ready to deal for the Tres Amigos come to me"
 ''But what have you to do with it?' asked Kislngbury.
 "I have bond on the property was the reply
 But if you are representing the same man am 1 don't see why you should deal with me Go ahead aud close the deal in behalf of our mutual principal: the owners of the mine are the people for you to deal with, and not with me. !"
 "I never said 1 represented the same man as you"
 ''rhen he Is a liar"
 'WAll, l don't want the mine."
 So that ended the matter; and that piece of sharp practice broke up the deal which would have interested in Santa Cruz county one of the heaviest mining operators ia the United States, and would have created in the county great reduction plant and a lively mining camp.
 Sunday morning March 3 we break lasted upon fapjacks, bacon and coffee, and again took the road We had to traverse eight leagues to reach Suaoui de Batuc, and could travel no faster than the slowest and most miserable animal in the bunch-the one the moso rode. It Was weak and footsore all around. As l had told the owner at Terais it was both "manco" and "cojo." (Manco means lame in front and colo is the word for lame behind. We were eight hours covering that four leagues when four should have sufficed.
 Crossing the divide above where we camped we passed down long, narrow cafion whose porphyry walls lowered above us nearly a thousand feet for nearly half mile, then we crossed two or three small cailons scaled the Sierra de Pedras Verdes lGreen stone mountains) crossed two or three more caflons, circled two thirds of the way around a high red mountain, and entered the beautiful valley of the Oposura river here call ed the Batuco) at Tepupa, but half a league from and in plain sight of Suaqui.
 At Tepupa Kislingbury and Stohl, who had ridden on ahead stopped to look through the town, the major part of which is upon rocky emin- ence overlooking the valley. large stone church partly in ruins, stands at the edge of the eminence, and is d most conspicuous object, being visible from all points in the valley for many miles.
 From Tepupa to Suaqui we passed down the Batuco valley through a smiling succession of green fields, shady lanes, with here and there the rich green and gold of bearing orange tree adding beauty of it's own to the lovely landscape.
 At Suaqui we rode to the store of the principal merchant. Seflor M M. Maldonado. In his absence his estim- able lady made our party perfectly at home, assigning us to comfortable quarters, and soon serving us a fine dinner, to which we did full justice.
 When we first arrived l learned that Selor Don Julian Moraga who had come from Lampazos to meet us and had waited five days, had return ed home the preceding day. This was disappointment; but as we sat down to the table there came a note from Don Jesus A. Lopez, who had seen our party leaveTepupa, ,conveyi ng the pleasing intelligence that he
The oasis., 1901-03-16

First publication Feb. 9, 1901
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-18

The French plan of taxing bachelors.
which has beeen agiated in several
western states, is working eastward. In
the Connecticut Legislature last week.
bill was introduced which provides
that every bachelor who remains un-
married after the age Of 40 years shall
not be allowed thereafter to enter into
any matrimonial alliance except upon
payment TO the state of the sum Of
500. This differs somewhat from the
usual bachelor taxing proposition but
the same idea is in it. The Maine Leg
islature is yet young and we confident
~ expect that before adjournment
some measure. as a part of the general
taxation revision scheme. will be IN
troduced aiming at those selfish males
who insist on enjoying the luxury of
single bleSsedness.
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No. iIi. On an act to secure preservation
of testimony In murder trials.
THURSDAY. FEB. Il. 1901. at = NJ
No. ll9. On AN act to amenu Chapter ~
Section 4, of the Public Laws OF 1879 re-
lating to the repairs OF highways.
THURSDAY. FEB. p. 1901. at +. NJ
No. 10 ON an act to amend Chapter ~
of the Revised Statutes. as amended by
Chapter IS of the Public Laws of 1875. re-
lating to the settlement of titles 10 real
estate.
No. III. ON an act TO incorporate the
town Of Crystal.
THURSDAY. FEB. II. 1901, at p NJ
No. l26 On an act to authorize the iowa
THURSDAY. FEB. u. 1891. at , p. NJ
No. 13G. ON an act to amend Section ~
of Chapter II, Public Laws of 1899, relat-
ing To the duties and powers of game
THURSDAY, FEB p. 1901. at . p NJ
No. l27. ON an act for the better preser-
walton of highways.
THURSDAY, FEB. II, 1901. at y. NJ
No ii3. on an act relating to fees and
! taxable costs allowed TO prevailing par
ties.
THURSDAY. FEB. p. 1901, at . p NJ
| No. IA. ON an act to amend An act to
establish police court in the city of
Rockland.'
THURSDAY. FEB. p. 1911. at . p. NJ
| No. IA. On an act To incorporate the
| Bridgton Water Company.
TUESDAY. FEB u. 1891. at r. M
| No IN. on an act 10 amend Section ..
Chapter 80. Public Laws of 1897, relative
| IN dead human hodi.s
| TUESDAY FER 20 1901. Mt . p NJ
No 10 On an act entitled an act to
, amend Chapter q. Revised Statutes as
amended by tnapter ~. Public Laws OF
1879. ana by chapter 2S, Public Laws of
lSy.: 1900
~ t.9DAh. FED %: lsoi' az i, NJ
NO. al. ON petition IN rea non To llquOI
conStablcs.
TI'ESDAY EEn u 1871 NJ y NJ -
! I'm on '.,ct to amand Sac,ion II az i,hantar
70. at az ~. u 1871 Stat',H ,,o H.,
Iri,,,i,,,i uraSoaSin.Ys In ronr, '''''9 80
i.ESDAy ISLr % 1onI IN . y Nj
No Ia an I'M act to amend clalIse i of
/ Section "a ~ Chapter 50 OF the Revised
/ TTFE,SDiy EiSp o6 Ion1 ~ > - NJ
! ~ ~, - 80, -. ,i,n r,i,', 49,, -
NJ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ "u,nGii~r 80 80. ~
SniaS - ttcIt IN - h'''i ~"
wv WEn n E ~ Ei"T - ION y, n
No IlS on an att to s;,nniv The town
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The Mayors Veto.

We publish. elsewhere in this issue
the text of Mayor Lanes veto of the
ordinance recently passed by the city
council. 1t will be seen that he rests his
objections upon the ground that the or
dinance in question Is in conflict with
the city charter and the laws Of the
State. This he argues at some length
and with considerable definiteness,
away power that is legally lodged in
the Mayor and Aldermen and vest il in
the Common Council. From every
point Of View this conflict among those
charged with the administration OF city
affairs Is to be regretted. We do not
know whether or not legal advice has
nance. but if not il might be a good
plan to have the City Solicitor or some
other good lawyer pass upon the ques-
tons raised by the Mayor before the
matter comes up for final adjustment.
1t Is true that the Common Council
has in years past been q sort of fifth
wheel TO the coach. and 1t Is evident
that the action in question constitutes
protest on the part Of the members Of
that body against continuance Of this
condition OF affairs. The outcome Of
the matter viii be awaited with con
siderable interest, and meanwhile citi-
Gems generally VIII indulge the hop-
that some practical way may be found
to reconcile existing differences.
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RAILROADS. TELEGR Apis AND
EXPRESSES.

The committee on railroads. telegraphs
and expresses VIII give public hearings
in its room at tn. State House, Augusta.
as follows.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. 20 al 10 p. Nj
ReassiEnmeir. An act "a establish the
Hancock County Railway co.
WEDNESDAY. FEB ~ at 80 T. NJ
tRea ssigumenO. An act 20 incorporate
thc Castinc and Eastern Railroad ~.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. ~. 1871. at i-.n
T. Nan act 10 autorize the Millbridge
x Ch.rryiicld Electric X Il. GO. to con-
struct and operate its railroad over Nar-
ragauGus river into Mill0Hdge.
EDNESDAN. FEB. ~. lJ1l. AZ l.3J
7. M rernonstrAncc against the MIL
bridge n chcrrtneld Il. K. GO. from
crossing the town bridge.
WEDNESDAY FEB p, 1901. AZ ~
y. M.-An act ~ incorporate the Poland
Telephone Company.
WEDNESDAY. FEB ~. 1901. al l.31
=. M.-An act 10 extend and amend the
charter OF the Castine Railway y Nayi-
CATION Company.
WEDNESDAY. FEB N. 1871. at lGl
T. M.-An act 10 grant charter 10 The
Union Telephone Company.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. ~. 1901. a 10
J.. Nm act to- incorpora'e thu Higgins
Beach Telephone Telegraph Co.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. ~, 1911. at l31
T. M.-An act 70 Incorporate the Pownal
Yarnonth Raiiroad GO.
WEDNESDAY. FEB ~, at 10 i. VI. 80
An act Ia Incorporate the Androscoggin
Telephone. Company.
WEDNESDAY, FEB 20 al 10 T. Nj
Petition Of II. q. Long ana others in IA
vor 81 an act to incorp"rat" the Hancock
County Railway Go.
tt ESDAY. FEB. &c 1911. at 10 +. NJ
Petition OF Washington County Railroad
Company
TUESDAY. FEB e. 1911. al 70 T. Nj
An act Ia extend the charter of the Kit
terry x Eliot Street Railway Co.
II ESDAY. FEB. u 1871. at 30 p. Nj
An act to extend the charter Of III.
Washington County Railroad Company.
| TUESDAY, FEB 2t 1871. at ~ i. Nj
An act relating To the organization and
control Of street railroads.
TUESDAY. FEB. %. 1871. at 100 Z. NJ
An act to further regulate the proceed
lngs in the organization Of street railroad
corporations.
TUESDAY. FEB %. 1901. at 80 p. NJ
An act in relation to railroad crossings.
TUESDAY, FEB 26. 1901. at 20 Z. NJ
An act To regulate the selling or leasing
OF street railroads.
TUESDAY. FEB g. 1901. at l.20 =. Nj
An act To regulate transfers on electric
railroads.
TUESDAY. FEB &c 1901. at 80 =. NJ
An act TO further regulate the power;
and privileges Of street railroads.
JOHN Il. DEERING, Sec.
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COMMITTEE HEARINGS.
JUDICIARY.

The Committee on Judiciary will give a
public hearing in its room at the state
House n ApsT IEnR as ' 1s ai p NJ
assigned from Feb. So No. 20. on an
act to prevent the use of trading stamps
and other similar devices ,
No. 12l. On an act to prevent the shoot
sng of human beings by persons in pur-
suit of game. Or game birds. II ->
TI'ESDAY. FEB. -. 1901, at l.. NJ
No l23. on an act to amend Section . OF
CHAPTER ~ of the Private and Special
Laws of 1897. relating to disclosures OF
ri TtTESDAY. FEB. 49, 1901. at p Nj
No. l24 On petition. with accompanying
l1In, of the Lincoln County Bar Associa-
aion for the establishment of Il municipal
court in the county of Lincoln.
TUESDAY. FEB. 49, 1871, at p. NJ
No. l26 On an act to establish a munich
pal court in the town Of Fairfield,
TUESDAY,. FEB. 10. 1901, at +. M
No. 125 on an act to create the Cumber-
land Trust Company.
TUESDAY. FEB 10. 1901. at p. M
(Reassiened. from Feb. 12). M. -14 On
am act to amend Section A.. Chapter a.
place of holding the April term of the
supreme judicial court in the county o:
WaShingtons
No. 1G4. On an act authorizing change
of time Of holding the annual town meet
ines in the town of BoOthbay Harbor
w ElDN E.SDA1 f, L r.fo ~ 1871. at =. NJ
No. 81. ON an act to supply the down
Of Camden with pure water.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 90 1901. at F. NJ
No. 127. On an act to amend Section
of Chapter 100, of the Public Laws of 1891
relating to forest fires
WE'D NESDAY. FEB. %. 1891. at P. M
No. Us. On an act relating to hawkers
and pedders. .- --.
THURSDAY. FEB. 81. 1901 at p NJ
tkeassigned from Feb 49, No L.. OIar
act in relation to actions for libel
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Spain's Crisis.

Spain has been in a bad way 50
frequently in recent years. always
| pulling through the difficulty by some
means Or other, that perhaps the
world does not attach sufficient m
/ po.tance to It's present crisis. II is
doubtless true. however that the an
happy state Of affairs eliminating in
| outbreaks upon the occasion OF the
marriage OF the kings sister. and the
placing Of Madrid under martial Jaw.
seriously threatens the existence Of the
government and makes the overthrow
Of the empire possibility Of the near
future. The influences back OF the
crisis are many and far-reaching. The
people unreasonably blame the gov
eminent for things for which it was at
| first responsible but which are now be
yond its control. They have more
bitter feeling against their own officials
than against this country on account
OF the disastrous results Of the late
war believing il was the corruption
and inefiiciency Of their leaders ra her
than the superiority Of the American
army and navy which cost them their
colonies.
The war has r. suited in a great debt.
and as increased taxation was out Of
the question the government has had to
raIIlcp evreuspc mainly h.y ,,tt,ipy off
the salaries and pensions which a great
part Of the people receive on one IRE
text or another. This economy is really
a wise and prudent act. but the people
fail to see ii in that hight. Then there
are half a dozen political parties, in
stead Of two great ones. and no two
makes the premier's lot hard one.
The powerful man in Spain, today, Is
General Weyier of hated memory in
this continent. His anti monarc hiai
sympathy gives him strong backing
The marriage Of the princess COM
plicates matters. as the death of the
ivy hiIiS Nould iildhc uti queen tHu
her new allegiance would make her at
tempt a reactionary policy in favor of
the old Carlist party. The people
would not tolerate this and real
revolution would certainly result. The
road is a hard one for Spain Every
attempted reform affects unfavorably
ca
diScord results. Just now the people
are particularly unreasoning and ex-
asperated
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LEGAL AFFAIRS

The Committee on Legal Affairs will
give public hearings in its room at the
State House in Augusta. as follows:
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 20. 1871. at F. NJ.
No. 100 On an act amenda tory to Sec
ton 80 of Chapter 2iS of the Special Laws
of 1895, entitled An act to incorporate
the city of South Portland. go '.r-e
WEDNESDAY. FEB. 20, 1901. at p. NJ
No. 10. ON resolve in favor of c. G.
Ryan.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. %. 1901. at p. NJ
No. Ill. On an act to supply the people
Of South Gardiner with pure water
/. WEDNESDAY. FEB. 20, 1901. at p. NJ
No. H. On an act additional to Chap
ter 81, Revised Statutes, relating to tele-
, WEDNESDAY. FEB. 20, 1891. at p. NJ
No. 10. ON an act to amend Chapter
l9', Public Laws of 1893. relating to bury
WEDNESDAY. FEB 20. 1891. at p. NJ
No. lbs. On an act to provide for voting
by machines
WEDNESDAY. FEB. 20. 1901, at P. NJ
No. l0G. On an act to incorporate the
East Machias Light and Water Company
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 90 1891. at i. NJ
No. III. On an act authorizing the sale
OF the property of the Methodist Episco.
pal Church of the town of Union.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. 20 1901. at = z. NJ
No. us. On an act to reneal Section
of Chapter 2SS of the Private and Specia
Laws of 1850, entitled AN act to prevent
making impure the wa tiers of Androscoy
gin river within the cities of Lewiston
and Auburn
WEDNESDAY FEB %. 1861. at r. II
-(Reasssned)-No. 6l On an act to au
thorize the laying out of way acros.
the tide waters of the Piscataqua river
in kittery.
THURSDAY. FEB. q, 1901. at 2P. NJ
No ia On an act to amend Section >!
of Chapter 80 of the Revised Statutes. tr
relation TO mills and mill dams.
THURSDAY, FEB. u. 1891, at 2 p. NJ
No us. On an act to amend Section o.
Chapter "a of the Revised Statutes, q.
amended by Chapter 326 of the Public
Laws of 1897, relating to soldiers am
sailors.
THURSDAY. FEB. u, 1901. at . p. M
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EDUCATION.

The Committee on Education will give
public hearings in its room at tn. State
House in Augusta. as follows:
TUESDAY. FEB. 49, 1871, nj . +. NJ
on bill to incorporate the trustees Of Co
burn Classical Institute
TUESDAY. FEB. 10. 1901. at r M
on act to increase the per capita sum
raised by towns for the support OF com
mon schools.
TUESDAY. FEB. &c. 1901. at T. NJ
on act to provide for the expenses Of the
Maine Industrial school for girls. also on
resolve in favor OF same.
I'll ESDAI, FEB. 70 1901. at T. Nj
ON resolve in favor Of Normal School
trustees.
TUESDAY. FEB. %. 1901. at p. Nj
ON resolve in favor of Pennington Nor
mai school.
tt r:SDAY. FEB % 1901. at r. Nj
On resolve in favor of Madawaska Train
ing school.
Tt ESDAY. FEB. 70 1891. at > p. Nj
On resolve in favor of Castine Normal
school.
TUESDAY. FEB. %. 1901. at p. NJ
ON resolve in favor of Gorham Normal
school.
a r GILMORE Secretary
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OF clicvins and suckers from Clearwater
pond IN Franklin county.
hsDAY: FEB. u. 1901-An act ~
piser mill lie w snrSwnE INTO of s sn%%ns'
and Raymond.
THURSDAY. FEB. p, 19ol-Resolve pro
vidinE Tor the screening Of Sebago Lake
THURSDAY. FEB. u, I9Jl-Petition OF
NJ. l.. French and 20 others of the f9rk'
praying mat Mosquito stream. a triDu
tary 10 Moxie Pond, be- closed 7" iish'i'7
,, 10 low water mark
THURSDAY. FEB. q. l9ol-Remon
STRANGE OF Ferguson Haines of u dde,ol
ana l1o DINERS of B.ddeford ana Sho"
against closing Quiet, streams ana trno"-
taritS OF Eartlett Pond In WateiD"to.
THURSDAY. FEB 2I-R solve In favor
OF an appropriation for the purpose 81
scientific inquiry and research respecting
the propagation OF fish
THURSDAY, FEB Expedition of Fred
II. DOW ana Il others IF Portland. ioI a
change IN present law pertaining 10 XII
J ing and sale of black duck. tea, a.id wood
cock.
THURSDAY. FEE. Expedition of WIN.
! A. Babb ana II others asking iur ciose
time on all the tributaries leading M"
Duck pond in Cumberland county
nj KSDAf, FEB. 2l-An, nc' 10
| amend Section 49, Chapter u. OF the Pub
' lie Laws of 1893. relating to close time on
deer.
TIT RsDAY, FEB. q. 19Jl-Petition Of
| W. NICK ana ~ OliitiH " ~
| hibit fishing on Sandy River and t.ibh-
| taries from Smairs Falls in Madrid to
Sandy River Pond and in certain tribu-
taries 10 sandy below Smaiis Falls
| TIL RSDAf, FEB. u. lMl-Petitlon 81
g. w Harriet OF Kangelcy and - otlerS
to prohibit fishing except with artificial
/ f.cs in Gun Pond and ponds on Saddle
THURSDAY. FEE. u. l9Gl-An act 70
prohibit fishing in Pleasant Pon1 and rs
inlets situated IN Sumner. oxford county.
| TIL RSDAf. FEB q, l9l-On petition
of William Thuriest and 96S other citizens
OF Webster and vicinity, requesting thdt
| Section y Of Chapter q 81 The publ"
| Laws of 1899 be 50 amended as to give
/ October and November an open time for
the killing Of deer in Androscoggin
THURSDAY. FEB. q. l9l-On an ac;
To incorporate the Pound Lake Fish co.
| THU RSDAf. FEB. Is. lMl-On act Y"
amend Section Of Chapter lsl Of the
| Private and Special Laws of 1893. reia ne
| to the taking "f salmon in the Penohscot
river above the Water Works dam at
! Bangor.
THURSDAY. FEB Is. 1gol-On petition
to close Bracket brook IL Detroit, for
| fishing.
THURSDAY. FEB. p. l9ll-rertion Of
| Geo. +. Bragdon and >. others 81 North
Berwick. Sanford and Wells. for an act
70 prohibit fishing in Blnncy Bay pond
|. ponds
THUKsDAY. FEB. y. i9oi-Remon-
/ STRANGE oi itturN y. Graz ana DINERS L"
any change in the law IA regard to duck
shooting.
THURSDAY, FEB ". -Remon-
STRANGE of Geo. l.. Thompson and - 9TH
crs against any change in the law on
wOodcock.
THURSDAY. FEB p. lsl-Petition 81
ChaS. l.. Richardson and - others pray
| Ing that Cannon pond situated III
Franklin and Somerset counties. be- cN-
cmptcd from the prohibition against ice
fishing.
p. o. VICkERY. Chairman.
PITT ii. JONES. Secretary.
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piers in the M'dawaska river In stock
, holm Plantation, Aroostook county.
THURSDAY. FEB. q. l90l--An act TO
incorporate the Tunk Pond Wa.er Power
THURSDAY. FEB. 81. lool-Resove In
aid OF navigation on Moosehead lake.
amend Chapter 10 OF the Private Law
of 1866. entitled IAN act to incorporate the
Sebec Dam Co, as amended by Section d
of Chapter 70 o. Private Laws OF 1899
incorporate the Union River Water StOr-
age Company.
THURSDAY. FEB. y. lgl-An act 70
amend Chapter 2l3 of the Public Laws OF
1s9,, authorizing Simeon q. Davis, his as
sOciates and assigns to construct and
maintain wharf and boathous.- in Lake
MaranocO.k in the town of Winthrop.
| THURSDAY. FEB. %. Ioll-An act to
/ incorporate the Long Pond Improvement
Company.
! THURSDAY. FEE. 49, 1sOl-An act to
authorize Manley Morrison to erect and
maintain booms and piers in the Sebasti-
THIrKsDAY. FEB. Is, l9D1-Petition Of
! Passadumkeag Boom co. to amend char
| ter.
| Reassigned The hearing on an act 10
create a lien for driving logs and lum-
/ her under contract with the owner or
any other persons heretofore advertised
to occur Wednesday. Feb II. 1901 is post
poned till Thursday, Feb. q. 1901.
| The hearing on an act 70 extend the
| charter of the Maine Electric ana Wa
ter Power co. Is reasSlgned 10 Thursday,
| Feb. n. 1901
The hearing on act entitled IAN act to
| regulate the. erecting Of boGms In Ger
J tain PARTS of the Saco river In the COUNT
of YORK and State ~ Maine heretofor-
| advertised to occur "Wednesday. Feb. H.
| 1871 Will Occur Thursday. Feb n 1901.
The hearing on an act to authorize
Manlcy Morrison to erect and maintain
booms ana piers in the Sehasiicook river
heretofore advertised 10 occur fcb. =,
/ 1901. viii occur Feb u. 1871.
| Thu. hearing on an act To Incorporate
the PISTOL Stream Dam Co. Will occur
/ Thursday. Feb. ~. 1901.
| THURSDAY FEB -. 1901 net
| to extend an act entitled an act TO in
corporate the Enchanted Stream Dam
! and Improvement Company.
l. pEAEODY Sec
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INTERIOR WATERS.

The Committee on Interior Waters will
give hearings in its rooms at the State
House In Augusta. as follows:
The hearing on petition of II. ]. Bailey
OF Rowland. praying for an amendment
10 chapter l.O of the Private Laws of 1856,
entitled AN act to incorporate the Sc
pee Dam Company" heretofore adver-
used to occur Wednesday. Feb Is, 1891,
win occnr Thursday. FEB. 81. 1871.
TUESDAY. FEB. 49, 1aJl-An act to in
corporate the West Branch Driving and
Reservoir Dam Company
TUESDAY. FEB. 10. 190l--An act au-
tnorlzins and empowering the Great
Northern Paper Co. to erect and main
tam piers and bOoms In the West Branch
OF the Penobscot river.
THURSDAY. FEB. Il. 1901-An act to
INCORPORATE the Sandy Stream Dam Il I'm
provement Company
THURSDAY. FEB. q. 1sn-An act to
amend Chapter 4l9 of Private anu Special
, LAWS as amended by Chapter 155 of Pri-
Tate ana Special Laws Of 1899. rela ing TO
ton. e
THURSDAY. FEB. q, 191-An act for
the building Of dam and mainta ming
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AGRICITI,Tl'RE

The Committee on Agriculture will give
public hearing in its room at the State
House in Augusta:
TUESDAY, FEB. 10. 1901. at +. NJ
For the purpose Of hearing on IAN act
providing for the election Of the secretary
OF the Board of Agriculture"
III ESDAf, FEB. ~. 1891. at +. M
ON an order to inquire into the feasibility
Of having the State supply the farmers
with fertilizers at cost price.
TT ESDAY, FEB. %, 1901. at p NJ
on an act relating to the better protec-
ton of sheep.
TUESDAY, FEB. 26. 1891. at p. NJ
ON an order to make complete investi-
CATION INTO the management of the office
by the secretary
HENRY ID. HAMMOND, Secretary.
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COM MERGE

The Committee on Commerce will give
public hearings in its room ut the State
House, as follows:
WEDNESDAY. FEB. 20. 1891. at II A. NJ
i. An act authorizing the extension of
a wharf into the tide waters at Lubec
NarrowS.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. %, 1901, at II A. NJ
= An act to authorize Warren Sawyer
TO build wharf in the tide waters at
Milbridge.
WEDNESDAY. FEB %. 1901. at II A. Nj
-. An act additional to chapter q of the
Revised Statutes relating to pilotage of
foreign vessels.
N. d. ROSS, Sec. Protein
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TENIPERANCE

me Committee on Temperance will give
state House. in Augusta, as follows:
THURSDAY. FEB. y, 1901, at . p NJ
!. resolve to resubmit the amendment
~ tne constitution prohibiting the man
ufacture and sale Of Intoxicating liouors
THURSDAY, FEB. 81. 1901. at 3 p Nj
q An act to regulate the liquor traft,c
III Maine, referred by Legislature of 1899
N. ID. ROSS, Secretary.