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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

Francis liaggerty. well known Ia
base ball and foot bah circles. Will
abandon his studies at Colby with III"
cloSc of tn" present term To continue
the study Of law III tn" office Of Cook
4 small. Ne began his law studies.
Monday Mr. Hagge-ty has as one Of
the pleasant "reminiscences Of his i ~
ING days AT colby that whccl-barrow
ride which tX-tHpt. Saunders of the
colby fonthall eleven gave him, S;ltur-
day night. from the Bricks. down town.
Mr.. Haggerty is a former Exeter stu
d,nt Mr. Saunders a former AndoNcr
-tudrnt. ami both have figured in ath
letic contests between the two famous
institutions The ride came from 4
wager on the result of the FNeterAn
dover game nf last saturday. which
Exeter won. Mr.. Saunders won two
NpuIS ago. however. 50 takes phiio-
sophically the fun pokcd at him by
those who saw him do up tn. job Of
Saturday evening with neatncss ami
dispatch.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
to strengthen the ties already existing
between the several lodges.

The sense of smell often stands one
in better stead than the sense uf sight.
Saturday evening. Il wcll-know Main
street grocer went into Pomericaus &
barber shop To be shaved ana on re-
firing from the place took down from
the hatrack what he supposed WAS his
own hat and wore il off home. Mon
day morning. not being himself addict
"a to the tobacco habit. he was uui, K
to detect the odor of tn. Wrrl cumiug
from his headgear as ii, went about III .
duties at the store. Finally h" grew
suspicious and his Investigations show
ed that he had taken another mans
hat for his own. The nat was III" same
size and make aS his u"n. and had en-
dured about the same amount Of wear
and tarc. but il s!nelt differently and
there was the rub. The other fellow -
should give Parker Stewart a call.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

! y sunday among irr Staii h-frShtr~ ~
\ ''.ialh sdNr Mr Chiffon Johnson an oin
| ''.'uiHN 10 see three thIrrh COLLECTIONS
! tdh'n Hl lh rtlii Sirct~stur. tin n-.
! asked I" I've directed to Il vhdrart"r;~ttt
/ '"Ihtfl ShurCh in am outlying village. N
] " result ne went WY rain from l.cNdtu tI
Il H't' Pl4't rr" ilrrt Wa a Chur, l
| n severe lh lte simplicity say thc meet
| '"L7 houses "l colonial New EnslHnd
| IeNthlh'tS lhtil. t"p. iN its Chf-ilnCS- -
/ '"' 'ete was y" dHcmp. dt warming it,
| hu" 'ht people NtEH teV'l Gent upnl furi
I'Nt> 't ne "'d-iaShiun"t TYP" ttlt WAS
Ti.htN- tn Sn ult W r"-u' iu Nnrrlrl
! 4 hdhdFcd years ago. Several scores IL
| NY ntdtl$ piled against tlc vail. rctdt
| III HI hIitd With SmnldrfinE r"at anA
EItPhtd 'o ;At W"r~htpcrS aS IhvH cam,
iit
N'i'h the IlmC tot tn" collection arrived
4 hIii, S'dtth out from ih" ral.CG-p!
n,,,n,,,'',' 't,' IN" P9Irit' N1lCh space was
rocI,,. '"S t,uetS. ",u VIII i hhdrN
| r.eIrd ~ H. II "a |n >-i"ni I"l" pro-
M rn.,I,i whit, ,i, n Ill 'iLN "rltSS''.h
only H.. I,I -, III IT, ~. ]" st ~, NV WY W !. N'
woishi,,,,.,, uitL ~, i - IKE u"t !" ~ S'iii1
inc MI sb :, ,a'i.I "'''' '''" "''t't ~
I-,.,,.t,. -, -
Snn,tI,i,,, t.,,I 'i-i .71'i'.! hlt M
how ,,-,,,,- IL. w.. il,,'', . l+t'''
rncLa. Ill HIN '"iI !In1lHN HI Lh'
rn-,nd ,-i '"t 7',' Iu'ut hdI WY
~; iii II II 'i'''iitt tI'l'i suited uI'
,,.,, '"'' 'I''i h'LE ana lh+'. l re writer
"".i'Nteu hc had noi started before. Ills
IituS'. however. was not I" kclp his
~, .t ,"','t ,"I ,"I l!iiSH tii' WORK. Indeed
r,.n ~, ~ J JuNt Mhtrr ta' uther had bt-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

Nov. y. under the auspices Of th" "a
dies circle of the I'nivcrsalist 'h"r'"'
Rehcars'is for the same have already pc
gun. some Of th" best talent OF IN" io"'i
VIII he represented IN this "ntc"tiihh I"
which viii no doubt hc .irst class. ~ NJ
and Mrs. kod"niaugh come highly rec
"nrm"nd'd d. ana Fairfield never takes :
"cL N,It on lncll i1Innt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
TAKEN VIOLENTLY INSANE
Sad Condition Of Sadie CIailin OF The Village
Parson' Company.

Fort p"drc. Iowa. NoV. ll-SIdir 'I,-
lin OF New York, member of The Vii
lag" Pdrso1 COMPANY. MAS taken from
violently insane. II"- clothing had been
torn and disord.rcd in her struggles ana
while Ah" waited in tn" station Tor ar
ambulanc" To tax" her 10 th. hospital II
required four men to restrain her. Mis-
clatlin WAS taken sIddcnly insane Will,
on IN" tram. this morning. Her insanity
Is considered u h.. directly due to !. NOR
bid interest in spiritualism which She ~ I:
maAifest"d recently. having attended ~c.-
"ral ScanccS- For some time past sh. has
s1hered from mclaucholia. Physicians
extend small hopes Of her recovery.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
HAI,LON'ELL.

G. II. Annis. representing a Boston
irm Is ~ This vicinity huying apples.
He is paying y good round price. ap-
par"ntly and has purchased several
large lots recently at s. per barred fpr
Nos. and :. lie Is packing nov at II.
W. Jcwetts ana expects tp ship
another carload Thursday Tn"
apple: this firm buy Al" for the Boston
market. ana also FOR Western snip
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

The series of meetings at the Zap
list church under tn" auspices Of tn"
y. NJ. &. A.. arc proving very interest
ing. This evening The meeting will he
for men only. the subject for discussion
being Business, Gospel ana Life. !"
y hich will be especially touched upon
hy Horace Purinton, the w"il-known
contractor David $. Wheeler OF the
institute faculty and ". +. Beck of
the Colby faculty. The final meeting
will b. held Thursday evening, when
DR.. Charles Lincoln White. president Of
Colby. will deliver an address upon
What Shall Do With Christ. the Per-
feet man The meetings viii be en-
lvened by a chorus of young men ana
will begin each evening. at 80 o'clock
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

r." chiidr"n viii soon want 70 sLtt.
ana YOU might ~ Ncll nav, nj" Sk;u..
ready. beck"r 4 DAY hay" n tr''n..-lh-
GUS stock to select from ana ynu
should h> an means see TN, aarDt"
sled Skai'. Tor the children. Herr. is
1lSc Wh"r" III" STOCK Of hlHnh",~. lai'
ana fur robes ana harnesses ran hn
SOLD - low prices broauso lhc firm bty
lrrrpIN
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
GARDINER.
Journal ; telephone Cali -37-5.

ra'i"r pieces in solid mahogany. This
I'm takes piid" in keeping abreast ol
me times and not allowing h"m' trade
I" nav" any reasonable excuse for buy
ing furniture III other Citi,S.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

The Mine Securities Corporation has
recently been formed at the office Of
Davis K Soulc in this city, with a capt
tai Of $2,5o0.o0n. Tn" design Of IT'S pro-
jectors is to exploit and develop min
ing properties in the West Tn" presi
dent Of the corporation is COL. Thomas
J. Hurley. Mill's building. New York
City. and the directors are Geo. J.
Schermerhorn. Theodore f.. Leeds, Esq
Chas. +. Perrin and VIM. II. Eurger. All
of New York City.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
70 JURY, TODAY.


va. all IN fun Witness admitted that
hc had been drinking.
Depuiy sheriff Charles y. HaskrH
testified to - conversation WIN MiS-
John Baker in which she said that Sh'
nd nat seen any tracks by the road
Side un the day Of the murder ne
talked with Mrs. TEcrianit aItrr Her
husband had been arrested ana Sh" t"ld
him that her husband did not get nome
until after L. ~. ON croSS-"XaIniha-
ro,, hc said that Mrs. Theriault was
deaf aud apparently dull 81 intellect
H enid that Joseph Murray was with
lir, Al ;hr time Of the call upon MIS-.
Th.rjnuit and that the questions were
,,i 20 draw her out.
sheriff Pennell testified 70 a conVer-
,.,tiou With Neil Gregoire, who t"Sti-
ti,d. Saturday, regarding Theflau't
good +. .putatinn. IN which fregolre
stated that ~ had gamblcd with Ihe-
riault nud had known Of the latter
..lf1llinp away his Winters wages III
nnc aght.
M T.. Dnytnu stated that j." is com
incrclH Traveller fpr porting g""dS an"
-ucu " fau.uar with firearms: ihi't
. t,,,. weight Of q e1-cAlibrc ballet. snort. u
y, ..,iine. and w u Z. long ~ ~ grains.
t NJ u,.uttr,rIdv wished
.f' W.T. l'''''' NH t.y,r,,,.,.
{" k;;"" u th' Wl'"'SS ~
rom NJ uwu kuuwirdg" ar from a III ih-
Yr,c,urrr.s catalogue. II" stated tii"t 4
,..r.,. list IA.
{ W"S from i"" iifN'i''
w.- shown th,- ~ Murphy rms. "h.'H "'
t.t ,,.s , .r. t-l,h.rt rtm-tir. ana wound
"i" tt. ,...t ,,t,td man
! 4. ~ Il - lpIE t1ftiliE' N''' "'''' '+..'
tak, I'd Z. Winchester riii" cHrtridG"- y .
, t,,,,,.- II, oa-r,lthr.. cartrldg.
"''' '''' ,,...,..f,.,. t,,k.t nm.
\ manufactured Win u m"talh' JA'A''- Y
I knew nr no ballet nn "a" market w"ign-
. y. /, ,.-t.s Tu. ballet w n au-3r
/ "N - - . tt.. y,-.-
! NJ tH' hester "tlEH~ '"' Nl''''T-
4 shown 10 pirc. ~ th. metal Uil'h W.
I ,.t r.,,,, ,t. t.tt -hu-tDIrr WI Pare
/ '''. ..-,-ft.... ..t, ID
Y - N N"i "''i n"'" n
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

The remains Of Ms. Olive l.. Holds
don, who died. last Week, At her home
AT IiShons Ferry We're brought her.
SUNDAY for intrrment hy Undertaken
ie-dngton. Mrs. Hods,lun was a siSt"r
~ William Barton of Niuslow.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

Mrs. +. i. Clark of ';.tch,H street.
will leave. Thursday. To- taxi III her
who has been employed in that city f"r
tn" past tW" years. Her daughters.
tn. Misses Lou and Nellie Clark. viii
,,njinu" their r"sid"uc. in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

E"h"arsals for the PLAY, Me and
otis" are being ncld often now under
the direction Of members Of the Fstima
club of the Unitarian Society which
viii hold its annual fair at city
hall. Dec. , and ,. The play will be
presented the first night and some Of
the best amateur talent i'll the city is
included in the cast.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

The knights of Pythias of this city
are anticlpa ting very pleasant time.
tonight. at Odd Fellows hall when the
lodges from Augusta, Hallowell. Gardi-
ner and Monmouth will be represented
as their guests to witness the confer
ring of the rank of Knight in the long
form. upon one or two candidates. The
degree will be worked by a degree team
from the Augusta Lodge. and as the
lohs form IS not worked by the local
lodge at all and by but a few lodges in
the state much interest is taken in the
event Grand Chancellor Warren {.
rhilbrook will welcome the visiting
hnights and after the work a jolly so
cial hour will follow which Is calculated
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

Henri Williams who has been very
seriously i'll with blood poisoning, is
noW pronounced on the road to recov-
cry by his physician. Small hopes wer"
entert9ined for him a few days ago.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

John Ware has had tn, offices occI-
pied by &. X. Mathews. the insura nee
man. thoroughly renovated. and Nr.
Matthew'S now has quarters which com
pare most favorab!y with any in tn"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
MRS. F. e. RYAN.
nctS eod6wSp

Dr. !. +. Hill was out Of the city an
dan. Monday. in attendance upon u pa
tient at the Maine Eye and Ear Intirm-
ucy AT Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

Miss Hattie R. Proudman. stenog-
rapher for Hon. ". a. liaine@. viii en-
t"rtaiu Z party &c friends ut whist. This
evening. 1T h"r home on Pleasant
place
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

Miss Minerva Kenrick, a gradIat. "a
the Maine General Hospital who ha
been in town for several weeks caring 70
Mrs +. r. kenrick. has been called t A,
Bridgton to attend a malignant case.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

Miss Marion Mayo entertained Il mum
Der of friends. Saturday evening. 1T /,
Salmagundi party. Refreshments wcr
served by the hostess ana the hours pass.
ed Very pleasantly by all
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

Donald knowlton. the little son Of DR.
and Mrs +. \. kn"wlton. who is suffer.
ing with typhoid fever, is now quite com
Portable DR.. +. J. Robinson is in at
tendance,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

Miss Thcna Sullivan. book keeper Ut
the steam laundry, is sick at her home
in Oakland. Mrs. Ethel l>iest is sup
plying in hen absence.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

Mr. ana Mrs. T.. +. Mayo. wh" HAY,
been visiting friends III Greenville for s-v
eral days past, returned home. YESTERDAY
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
Daily 5lsn3aei,:c Journal
WAIiIRNILLE.

Hon. Niiiiam T. Ilaines was called
UP river on business. Monday night
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

W. y. 'rWing. "cl5y a. has left col
i"@" f"r = timr " teach at Maple. this
stat"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

Hon Warren g.. rhiltlonk returned.
Monday, from ! business trip to Port
land
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

Fred M"r"i"r. Who is rmployed in
hanEor, was visiting at his home here.
Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

,,o''s,' meo. \. simpson Of the Clukev Libby
onpaNS' has New guest at HE boms
on Pleasant street. I; bov ''S nome
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

The klark- -Scovllc 60 will present
Across the Trail" tonight, at Fairfield
Opera house
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

Miss Nah.i Suule. now of Madison
IS Ni%l'lnG relatives in This city and
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

Me" little shoa store is for sal. az
I,.. Mm' 't observed in the Journal For
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

t'i-Hr- arr -iyan to sailors IL ne
!t-i.a0 r,try ;S Part@of their daily ratQhS;
N Slight nnrtirn 0f wine Is also furnishes
at tn. dinner hour or u any hour y lug
s---nr ---.-l. !. M. tlc hit Mr.lk.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

frnr, mpS' oharles Fitzgerald is SUFFERING
at ba,. n MY severe attack of asthma
= ''er nome on College avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
FAIRFIELD.

c. H. Maxhcld Of Belfast, was in town
on business. Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

The streets w"r' in darkness. Monday
night. owing to trouble with the electric
lights
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

Ms, Ian, The weiI-known mrs.
WENT l" Mtg, Monday. to pass j fey
weeks With friends. PASS '',N
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

Mrs Ch oorh, saturday. to Mr.. ana
Mess narles r.n B. Wilson of Springfield
-'' VINO are well known in tb;s c;tv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

Mr.. and Mrs. J.. J. Rodcnbaugh Of Ney,
i"rk' are III town arranging for Il So
ciety Minstrel show to be given here
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

bia hrSaAt. Colby. '0i. is confined ~
with an oh Fark street. threatened
1T Al attack Of typhoid fever
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
Royal Baking Powder has

Royal Baking Powder has
not its counterpart at home
or abroad. Its qualities, which
make the bread more health
tul and the cake of finer
appearance and flavor, are
peculiar to itself and are not
constituent IN any other leav-
ening agent.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

WANTED-Peoplc to know aoe,t ,or
BIanchard's special sale q picyc,rs. Ar
fan buvers Discount of - per csns .,
sunGries. pisply at No. La MAIN Saaat1dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

FOR SAI.E-A ST. Bernard DOG A..
wears olJ thoroughly house broken. n.rsa, .
ply g \ +. sawyer 80 80 novedf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

Sr.-,- G.aHrru,,. 2. Plymouth. {. RiS..
Iiir-,.. N. Whiprle. W Stop Thi.. .tt
e.. NGlIrg. - R-f"rrc. Couu.ir Ai
t,.llacu. syn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

FOR SALE-Hot roasted an,Ir-yvISG am
nuts CnSY ISLAND CHEN mi IN
CANDY constantly on hand at ,i,a Ne.
Main ST. Peter "eose' " novsdtisp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-12
INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME.

The Committee on Inland Fisheries and
Game will give public hearings in its
room at the State House in Augusta. as
THURSDAY. FEB. "A. 19Ol-Petition of
George Hazen and others for law to
prevent fishing through the ice in part of
THURSDAY. FEB. Il. l9ol-An act to
Of Of t Thompson Pond in Oxford County.
THURSDAY. FEB: IA, l@l-kemon-
against the prevention of shooting geese.
cOot, mergausers. whisters and old
squaws, at any time.
THURSDAY. FEB. "A. 1eOl-Petitlon of
A. w. Mitchell and 46 others. citizens of
Freeport for close time on black duck,
teal. woodcock. mallards and gray duck
from December ! to September l an
nually.
THURSDAY. FEB. IA. 19ol-Petition OF
L. D. Snow and 70 others, citizens OF
Brunswick for same.
THURSDAY, FEB. "A. 19ol-Petition OF
Harry A. Fletcher and ll9 others, citi-
zens of Portland for same.
THURSDAY. FEB. IA. I|1-Petition OF
Joseph n. Martin and 81 others for
amendment To law SO as to permit shoot
ing of woodcock September /.
THUkSDA., Feb. IA. l@l-An act to
prevent the throwing of sawdust and 9th
er refuse matter into the tributaries OF
or partially in towns of Mt. Vernon and
Vienna.
THURSDAY. FEB. II. 1901--Petition of
II. A. Furbush of Rangeley and AZ others
to prohibit fishing in Seven Ponds. Little
Kenebago Lake except by fly fishing.
THURSDAY. FEB. II. 190l-Peution OF
a. G.. Morse and 40 others. residents OF
" aterford. praying for better protection
o bass in keoka Lake in said town.
THURSDAY, FEB. IL. 191l-On bill an
act to prevent ice fishing III Little Seba g,
Pond. situated in the towns of Gray anJ
Windham.
THURSDAY, FEB. IA. l9Ol-On an ac,
to prevent the throwing of sawdust, slabs
edgings. brush and other refuse into Nc.
Graw, Ellis, East. North. Great, Long
Little and Snow Ponds or their tribu,
taries situated in kennebec and Somer.
set Counties.
THURSDAY. FEB. IA. l911-On an act
to prohibit killing of deer in town OF
swans Island. for period of five years
Also on petition of c. l.. SpraSue and >,
| others In favor OF same.
THURSDAY. T. EB. "A. 19)l-On petition
| of II. w. Greedy and 100 others of Oak
| land, for amendment to the law relativ,
| to fishing In Mct;rath. Ellis and Snow
Ponds. In Kennebec County,
| fTIiURSDAY. FEB. II. l901-On bill al
! act to prohibit the taking of fish iron
| Great Watchic Pond: also on petition o.
! c. s. Phnney and 20 others In aid o
same.
: THURSDAY, FEB. IA, 1sol-on petition
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-12

The committee on railroads, teleGraphs
and expresses Will give public hearings
in its room at thu State House. Augusta,
as follows.
All public hearings before the Railroad
Committee. heretofore advertised to oc-
cur Feb. -, are postponed till Feb. j.. at
2 +. NJ
WEDNESDAY, FEB. -. 1901 a: $50 J..
M.-An act TO extend the charter of the
Osspee Valley Telephone a. Telegraph -.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. H. 1871. at 30 +.
Man act to amend Chapter III Of the
Private ANA Special Laws of 1891. reiat-
ing to the consolidation of certain rail
road corporations.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. Is. 1901. at 9 +. NJ.
-(Reassigncd from Feb. 80 Petition of
the Portsmouth. kittery and York Street
Railway for authority.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. Il. 1901. at . r. NJ.
-(Reassigned from Feb. 49, An act 10
amend the charter of the Westbrook.
Windham and Naples Railway Company.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. Il, 1901, at . p NJ.
-tReassigned from Feb. 49, Petition Of
John &. Scates and others in favor Of AN
act to amend the charter Of the West
brook. Windham and Naples Railway
Company"
WEDNESDAY. FED. @. AZ l.3o r, Nj
CRcassiGnmenu. An act % establish the
Hancock County Railway 90.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. -. at l.30 J.. NJ r.
tReassignmcnt. An act TO incorporate
WEDNESDAY. FEB. -. 1901. at 100
n. Nan act to autorize the Millbridge
Il Cherryiield Electric r. Il. co. Ia con-
struct and operate its railroad over Mar
ragaugus river into Mllbridge.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. %. 1901. at 80
Z. MA remons:rancc against the Mill
bridge x Cherryncld r. II. Co from
crossing the town bridge.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. ~. 1891. at 80
p. M.-An act to incorporate the Poland
Telephone Company.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. -. 1901. at i.3o
~. M.-An act to extend and amend the
,4bx rf, nf h- f'agftp,. Railway A NYNi-
cation Company.
Wednesday. FEB. ~ 1871. al I.3D
J.. Nan act 10 grant charter to the
Union Telephone Company.
WEDNESDAY, FEB ~ 1901. AZ 10
T. " An act To incorporate the higgins
beach Telephone x Telegraph 90.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. ~ 1891. az l.31
T.. Man act to incorporate the Pownal
K Yarmouth Railroad Co.
ESDAY, FEB. u. l,sI1. at | "a l.. NJ
An act relating 10 In" orga nizaiinn and
control Of street railroads.
III ESDAY. FEB. u. 1871. at l.1G J.. Nj
An act To further regulate the proceed
ings In the organization OF street railroad
corpora lions.
TUESDAY. FEB % 1891 at 80 T. M
An act in relation To railroad crossings.
ESDAi. FEB. 70. 1871 AT i.31 +. NJ
An act Ia rrguiat. the selling or leasing
Of street railroads.
TUESDAY. FEB o. 1871 al l3o r. Nj
An act to regulate transfers on electric
railroads
I'll ESDAY, FEB. e 1901 al l-5o T. NJ.
An act 10 further rrEulat. the powers
ana privileges az street railroads.
JOHN l.. DEERING. Sec.
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TAXATION

The committee on Taxation will give
public hearings in its room at the State
House in Augusta. as follows:
TUESDAY. FEB. Il. 1871. at +. ~
on an act To abate taxes on Township
NO !. Range :. in Somerset county.
TUESDAY. FEB. y. l9l-AB act relat-
ing to the taxation of street railroads.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. -. 1871. al F. NJ. -
on an act to regulate the taxation Of cor
porate franchises.
TUESDAY, FER. 10. 1871. al p M
on an act to tax deposits in saving
banks and trust companies.
TUESDAY. FEB. II. taIl-An act 70
amend chapter rs Of the Public Laws Of
1893. as amended by chapter 1870 o: the
Public Laws Of 1875. relating to the taxa
ton Of savings banks.
THURSDAY. FEB. u. 1891. at r. M
on an act to repeal chapter Sc Of the
Public Laws Of 1895, relative to the tax
alton OF vessel property.
THU RSDAY. FEB. y, 1@l-An act ad-
ditional to chapter of the Revised Stat
utes of 1888 providing for a tax on direct
nheritanCeS.
THURSDAY. FEB %. l9jl-An act to
amend section 81 OF the Revised Statutes
as amended by chapter IS of the Public
Laws of 1895 relating to the taxation OF
wild lands
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COMMITTEE HEARINGS.
JUDICIARY.

The Committee on Judiciary will give a
public hearing in its room at the State
House in Augusta. as follows:
TUESDAY. FEB. u. 1901. at P. NJ
No H. On an act in relation to veter-
mary surgeons; false representations.
TUESDAY, FEB. II, 1901. at p. NJ
No. ia. On an act to amend Section },
Chapter 100 of the Public Laws of 1891,
relating to forest fires.
TUESDAY, FEB. Il, 1891, at 2 p. M
No. 1l5. On an act to amend an act en-
titled AN act to regulate the practice of
medicine and surgery
TUESDAY, FEB. IL. 1901. at p. NJ
No IS. On the petition of several church
organizations in relation to Sunday ex-
cursion rates on railroads.
TUESDAY. FEB. u. 1891, at P NJ
No. 81. On an act to incorporate the Scar
boro Water Company.
TUESDAY. FEB. II. 1901. at, P. NJ
SReassignment from Feb. 81. No. 81 Or
an act relative TO the issue of capita
stock and bonds by quasi public corpora
lions.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. IL. 1901, at P. M
No. "a. On an act relating to the fee,
of the sheriff OF Cumberland county.
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The class OF '0l at West Point. %
strong. is to have its diplomas Febru-
AIRY Is, four months ahead OF the usual
time, In order that its members nay
be assigned to Philippine service. One
other member will not get his diploma
until June, as punishment for hay
ing whiskey in his room. As this means
that all his classmates and all the sec
oni lieutenants to b. appointed by the
President between now and June, VIII
rank him for promotion. the punish
m.nt is not light one. This is the
class which figured in the recent haz
ing investigation in a light that was
ANYTHING but Creditable, but once in
the service. members viii doubtless
consider themselves grown up and
show the manly qualities Of soldiers
worthy the traditions Of our flag. Of
the "A men in the class only two are
from New England. both Of them be-
ing from Rhode Island. The class lead
-r II from Oregon and the second man
from North Carolina.