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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-16
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. 10, 1901: at , /: NJ
Nt' assigned from Feb. 81 No. 20. On an
act to prevent the use of trading stamps
and other similar devices.
No. 12I. On an act to prevent the shoot
ing Of human beings by persons in pur-
TUESDAY. FEB. 10, 1901. at p. NJ
Chapter ~ of the Private and Special
Laws of 1887. relating to disclosures of
poor debtors.
TUESDAY. FEB 10. 1871. at p NJ
bill. of the Lincoln County Bar Associa-
ton for the establishment of a municipal
court in the county of Lincoln.
TUESDAY. FEB 10. 1891, at , =. NJ
No 12G On an act to establish a munich
pal court in the town Of Fairfield.
TUESDAY. FEB. 10. 1901. at p NJ
No. 125 on an act to create the Cumber-
TUESDAY, FEB 10. 1901. at p. NJ
CReassigned from Feb l2). No. lA. ON
an act to amend Section A.. Chapter q.
place of holding the April term of the
supreme judicial court in the county OF
Washington.
TUESDAY. FEB. 10. 1901. at = p M
No. 16i. On an act authorizing a change
of time of holding the annual town meet
ings in the town of Boothbay Harbor.
WED . FEB; 20, 1901 at, =, NJ.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. 20. 1891. at p. NJ
No. 127. On an act to amend Section )
of Chapter 100. of the Public Laws of 1891
WEDNESDAY. FEB. 20. 1901 at r NJ.
No. 12S On an act relating to hawkers
THURSDAY. FEB. u 1891. at oP NJ
Okeassigned from Feb 49, No i27. O AN
act in relation to actions for libel.
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The Work OF Senator Hale.

In a recent issue The New York Sun
pays a cordial tribute to Senator Hale
in connection with the appropriation
bills of the present session. II is evil
dent that the able and intelligent work
of our senior senator is winning very
general appreciation. Mr.. Hale is rec
Ognized as a pIrlamentarian Of the
first order. and public man whose
wide experience ana clear headed grasp
Of affairs cntitle him. by common con
sent, TO Il place in the front rank Of m.
great leaders at the national capital
He is an interchangeable worker, and one
who spares no time or pains in securing
n close and comprehensive grasp upon
the great questions that claim the at
tentiCn Of Congress.
All who are acquainted with condi-
tions in Washington know how wide Is
the circle Of his influence.
Undoubtedly there are many things
in the details growing out Of our
country's extended interests. and the
new conditions Of service they imposa,
that especially call for just the kind of
painstaking work that Senator Hale IN
50 well qualified to DO.
Ey his vote on the army bill. he
showed. that in spite of his views
upon the ACCESSIBILITY Of retaining the
Philippincs. he was ready 10 accord our
gallant army there an the support nee
csyary 70 safeguard its interests.
Whatoyc- Mr. Halo says upon ques-
lions Of public moment Is always direct
ana u the point He has the courage
Of his convictions Al all times. and the
people cf Main" have reason 70 feel
just pride in his distinguished publia
sciI ices.
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LEGAL AFFAIRS

"a Committee on will
give n,IbIir hea rinps in III room n Tha
State House in Aiigusfa as follows:
W'ED\ESDAY L'ER % 1qnI nj > I, NJ
No. 10 on an act 1mentatorv to Sec
tinn N ~ Chantnr. 9,S ~ tha Snaciai 7 avs
of 1Sg5 entitled An act t1 inc"rpnrate
The citv Of Sonth Portland
WFDNESDAY FER 20 19l1 nj , p NJ
No 10 on resolve IN favor uf &, III
Rvnn
WEDNESDAY. FEE. ~ 1901. M . p. NJ
~ m On an act to cIinnIr tho naofIn
Of Sonth GarIiner win SIRE water
WEDNESDAY. FEB. 20 1901. at p. NJ.
No 10 on an arf -njditions1 TO t,ban
1 p Pavisnd az sa aTt roi'idn TO 70
graphs.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. o. 1901. at i. A.
NJ 10 On an act tn anand Ghanfrr
1o7 p,hlfc I avs of 1902 rrI1tiner ia b!Iy.y-
~ IL, 80, IL n M il mn
WSS,D %E,SDAy FEB q 19,1 ar j p NJ
No 80 on an act H. rror;do for voiin,r
nv maCfines
EuEnEEISn, E,E,p N ION ~ n n At
! NJ IN; ~ ~, act ~ incnrnor1ta thn
E.,st Niachiae finht and Water.ComnanV
f'dSt t'i,' ',.7iIt ,ii'' 49, -
MEp - ESD ft, =, iyi a. ~ = ~ A.
~ 10 ,ronertS ~ tb".'nIn,hndis, E.nisr"-
vi ~ pI u.s. = W Wy. ne 't It f@Pi7''
i'' WEm r.,tG EL. ~ 't ,o, NJ
1iI - III IT., III, i''i q : -
il1, 81 So ~ ~ o. io,,oti
"i 80 -, ny anu
making impure tlt waters ~ AndfoSco2-
SIN rtntr @i.h!h inc ci'icS OF Lewiston
ana AUBURN:
| WEDNESDAY FEB. p, 19G1, at 2. NJ.
,.tkeaSslgheni-N"' Fl. IN an act 20 au-
! morris tle !aHiiS on q WAY across
! the nae waters OF the iiscatapua river
in kitterE;
THU RSDAf. FEE. p. 1901, at !: NJ.
No. III ON an act to amend Section -
of Chapter 81 of the Revised Statutes, in
relation TO mills and mill dams.
III RSDAf, FEE =. l%l; at I. NJ.
I No. ll5. ON an act to amend Section of
Chapter. 81 of the Revised Statutes. as
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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:
me nearing on petition of II. J. Bailey
on Rowland. praying for an amendment
To chapter $50 of the Private Laws of lSG6.
entitled An act to incorporate the Sc
pee Dam Company. heretofore adver-
tised to occur Wednesday. Feb Il, 1891
Will occur Thursday. FEB. 81 1901
uESDAG, FEB. 10. 19l-An act to in
corporate the West Branch Driving and
Reservoir lam COMPANY
TUESDAY, FEB. 10. 1901-An act au-
tnoriZinS 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. y. 19Ol-An act to
incorporate the Sandy Stream Dam K I'm
provement Company
THURSDAY. FEB. q. 19o1-An act TO
amend Chapter 4l9 of Private anu Special
laws as amended by Chapter 155 of Pri-
yate and Special Laws of 1899. relating TO
ton.
THURSDAY. FEB. 81, 1a1-An act for
the building Of dam and maintaining
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SlIOIkl. EISIIIIkII.S

Tho mil .a,. ~ IrfShari.G W
Give ,a,b1in hr,rinns IN ifs rom a, IT,
Stot. Hons II Aiienst, III fnII,.ws.
NvED%L.Sphy ELsR ~ witt rtg u NJ
IN ,,.titin,, ~ 4. T., NG.r.i.LI .1I am
ers relat ting to the dumping OF fIsh oefal
tn,n fb,. t,.5t,rs M Ni,.~tiy.,9 t,a,,t IN TIL.
, III i., III ,ir, II, Hi
Il / saver INA nrh,.,s ~ s.,rn.. ,lN-,
an ~, ,"t =, ,,rnhibit h.. ,,,,,n,,i,1,. y; G.r
r;n, ana nth.r -, anal II, vt',t,rs IN
Nnos.tl.e Reach III I'LL tnwn IN ZONES
nnrt
IN, hearing on petittnn If Jnhu 4 ReoI
ana q, nthsre r.Ia,ina Nj ri. herring ttsn,
cries III Ion.sf,nrt haratnr.ra ,,yrrrts.,I
tnr , h.arjng ~ \vadu,e,Iay Ireh "a 1H,1
ar > p NJ ami n,hrr ,ntti.r r,.Iafin,. "a
same has ben uostrun,.i "a "Wednesday
I1ab ~ 1.lt III u II
WEINESDAY E,L,if - 1901 M > y NJ
ON natitjnn nf Inhn = i,aaI and a. an
rry asking the rnur.iI M laws relating IA
Tho herring fisheries HI Jnuegrort Char
ter 1871 Laws or 1S53
WEEDS rSt,AY FER ~ 1a1 a., . u NJ
on petition of Daniel Inward ana II
others relating Ia herring fisheries in the
Town Of Jnn-Stort also an n,,f,fnn ~
Henry +. Rcai ana "a others for same
also on r.tit- an nf G.n " smith and ii
others for same. also VII patitinn az Dan
III G Beal ana 3 others for same: also
lN53. relating to herring fisheries in I'm.
town OF Jonesport also On IN act Ia reg
ulate the herrin, fisheries IN th,. town ~
J"nasnor,
= : VI
or, u.tition IN / n E.nps nna iii ANVIL
.rs asking nr,.ndrlrrt H. IN. jax reiat
ing to the herring fisheries in Machias
bav; also on an act to amend Chapter Is
Laws Of 1896 relating 10 the herring fish,
cries in Machias bay
WEDNESDAY. FEB % 1871. at > l.. y.
On petition of Geo. o. Grady A Co ana
pa others ~ Eastuort asking fnr IN. I'M
actment of A law ID hermit SEEMING II
herring for canning Durpos,s in Inc va
tiers Of Washington county. txccpt within
lun0 feet OF any fish weir Also an petit
tio- III Ioh,, a ,rif.l-.r a,I II, ,tIars III
I,uhec for sine. also on pa;ifion of I.nrinr
r. Holmes ana ~ others III Robinstnn
for Same Also on n.tition of Earl
Bridges and 1rl Others Of Penhrole or
same. also on reruonstr4nrn OF YIN II.
Mahar and 50 others Of Washington cuun-
IN for Tho euaCtuhtnt of such Il law
WEDNESDAY. FEB " 1901 at2 = NJ
ON remonstraucc OF II / Davis and no
Others against Spinin- herring in the wa
tiers Of i.iIbec ana Prescott: aIso rarnnu-
STRANGE Of ". +. owen and v others
against same. also ON petition of Ira $
Preble and o. others asking for mo on
actment VI Il law to prohibit the uSc of
eeines in the town Of Addison
WEDNESDAY. FEB. y. 1901. at . i. NJ
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TEMPERANCE

The Committee on Temperance will give
public hearings in Legislature hall in
State House. in Augusta. as follows
THURSDAY, FEB. n. 1871. at r. NJ
!. y resolve to reSubnit the amendment
10 the constitution prohibiting the man
ulacture ana sale Of intoxicating liquors
THURSDAY. FEB u. 1901 at f. Nj
>. IN act to regulate the liquor tratrlc
in Maine, referred by Legislature of 1899
\. ID. ROSS, Secretary.
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CLAIMS

The Committee on Claims will give pub
lie hearings in the assessors room, No.
IJG at the State House in Augusta. each
TUESDAY at +. NJ. until further notice.
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MILITARY AFFAIRS.

The regular meetings of the Committee
on Military Affairs will be held at the ad-
jutant generals office, room Il, every
Wednesday at > l.. NJ. each week.
J. II. SWEET, Secretary.
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For competent. not TO say artistic.
management Augustus Legislative
ball affords a profitable study for those
who would attain the perfection OF
management in like affairs
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MINES AND MINING.

The regular meetings of the COMMITTEE
on Mines and Mining will be held a
room No T. under treasury department
at three o'clock +. NJ. on Tuesday o.
l.. NJ. STAPLES, Chairman.
ISAAC LlBBEY, Secretary.
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LABOR

The regular meetings Of the Committee
on Labor Will be held at room l50 irnmed1-
ately after the morning session of the
House Tuesday of each week until
further notice.
IL II. STURHIS. Secretary.
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No notice whatever will be taken OF
unsigned communications.
The journal cannot be held resPo"-
sible for the preservation or return Vi
rejected communications.
Address. all r0m m an cations relating
70 subscriptions and advertisements 10
EJRIEIGI & FLYNT. Publishers.
Augusta Maine.
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50 the situation in China is again
becoming complicated. II will doubt
less be exposed to many occurrences
Of those attacks until ii is safely re-
moved from China.
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MANS AND BRIDGES.

The regular meetings OF the c3niiil' ~. 7
n, WaIs and Bridges. will be held at the
ufiice Of the State uension agent: az :
o'clock +. NJ on Wednesday or each
week until further notice.: ,.
FRED l.. PRATT, Secretary
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TEMPER

The regular meetings of the Committee
on Temperance will be on Thursday, at
9 l.. NJ. each week
y. d. ROSS, Secretary.
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pIDIIC BUILDINGS.

The Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds will meet in the superintendent
of buildings room, at the call OF the
chairman.
G NJ. PHOENIX, Secretary.
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NANItENCTJRES

The Committee on Manufactures will
meet in the Assessors Room at the call
OF the chairman.
BENZ. COFFIN. Secretary.
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INSANE HOSPITAL.

The committee on Insane Hospital Will
meet ut 3 T. NJ every THURSDAY III the
library until further notice
CUAS. H. PRINCE, Chairman.
f. \. PORTER, Secretary.
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COMMERCE..

The Committee on Commerce will meet
at , T. NJ every Wednesday at room OF
Acknowledgement. No. Il.
+. ". HILL, Secretary.
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ElDllCATION.

The regular meetings of the committee
~, aanration will be held at the office OF
- .mra-fntendent of common schools
a. two o'clock 4. NJ. on Tuesday of each
week until further notice.
a. +. GILMORE, Sec.
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TOWNS.

The regular meetings OF the committee
~ tn,,,S will be held in the office OF the
tish ana game commissioner at four
q clock p VI. on Wednesday OF each
week until further notice.
FRANK H. HASKELL, Secretary.
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TAXATION.

The regular meetings of the committee
an taxation will he held at the office OF
L,xS If Zach week until further notice.
H. p GARDNER, Sec.
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PENSIONS

The regular meeting Of the committee
on pensions will be on Tuesday after
moons of each week until further notice.
j. III. KNEEEAND, Sec.
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Biddeford Record: There is a lesson
in loyalty over at the Saco courthouse
every day and Illustration OF fidelity
and friendship that is remarkable.
Nearly all of the toWnsmen and ac-
quaintances of the accused daily testify
their friendship toward him. He is
fortunate in having a circle of friends
who have no disposition TO kick a man
when he is down or turn the cold Shoul-
der when he needs friendliness and en-
couragement. If Edwin H. Knight is
innocent. and no matter what the jury
determines. he knows, il must greatly
tighten his present trouble to receive
such evidences of fidelity. If he Is
guilty. he must none the less appre-
ciate the faith and good will OF mis-
friends and acquaintance. 1t is not
remarkable for a mans own family
and kindred to stand behind him, but
it is remarkable to find almost an en-
tire community unwavering IN their
friendship toward a man who IS
charged with so black a crime. Guilty
or not guilty. Edwin II. knight must
have possessed many good qualities TO
have commanded such fidelity from
those who best know him.
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LEGAL. AFFAIRS.

The regular meetings of the committee
IN in..al affairs will be on "Wednesday at
> L. NJ of each week until further no
BEECFIER PUTNAM. Sec.
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COMMITTEE NOTICES.
IIlIClANY.

The regular meetings of the committee
on inaiciarv viii be- on Tuesday, Wednes-
5ay and Thursday of each week untll fur-
'hei iio H. T. POWERS. Sec.
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The committee on State Lands anu
State Roads will meet in the land-onlce
at A NJ on Wednesdays until lurther
DAVID E. MOULTON, Secretary.
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n,>Ns tNDDANi<ENG

The regular meetings of the Committee
on Banks and Banking will be held at the
Bank Examiners office. Room No. l46,
every Wednesday al , +. NJ. each week.
GORflAM \. WEYMOUTH.
Secretary
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SHORE FISHERIES.

The regular meetings of the Comnlt.ee
On shore Fisheries will be held a the
Oftice Of the Board of Agriculture. at :
J.. NJ on Wednesday of each week, untii
further notice.
FRANK A. THOMPSON, Secretary
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What with more telephone facilities
returns from the back towns" should
ness q
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ness. =

1t now appears that Crazy Snake had
been reading some Aguinaldan pam
phlets on the consent Of the governed.
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Those naval promotions were we'll de-
served and it is pity they did not
come sooner.
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Martial law i'm Spain and General
Wcylar in command. Surely we nave
yet more sympathy for poor Spain.
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Perhaps our transcontinental rail
ways have an anti-isthmian canal
friend at the English court.
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INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME.

The Committee on Inland Fisheries ana
c.u. viii meet at > F. NJ. every Thurs
dav. AZ the room OF the INLAND Fish and
Game Commission. -
p. O. VICKERY. Chairman.
PITT III. JONES, Secretary.
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All will be forgiven if Mrs Nation
Will keep of the lecture platform.
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What a chance TO study human
nature one of these public whist parties
affords. The self-appointed critic who
is always ready to point out where a
glazing mistake has been made, the
Needless player who is stunned by all,
the jOyial joker who removes the seri-
Gus aspect from the game while op
posite him is the lady who makes a
deep study of the game. ofttimes
trumping her partners trick on the
fourth hand, and 80 YOU meet all kinds.
the genial player, the human iceberg.
the careless. the thoughtful, those who
know al the rudiments Of the game as
We'll as those who are ignorant Of the
first principles.
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and now the trust companies are M
against the proposition to have tho;-
savings deposits taxed. but as vet ,,a
Maine bachelor is rxemrf
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Maine GOSSIP
The Ii nd Of Dreams.

Away from the city Of Sorrow and Hate.
in vision Of glory it CLEANS.
And scourgcd by the rod of the malice
OF Fate.
The world-wcary toiler may enter its
The beautiful land Of dreams:
Ana serene in the sight VI the sun-litten
goal.
Know the raptures of Aidenn. thrice best
in his soul
ANA there Zee for refuge the kings Of the
With the throng Of the conquered i;
teens.
Unmarried by the pride ana the envy OF
birth.
The triumph Of wrong and the scorning
OF worth.
The beautiful Land Of Dreams.
And the sweet sound OF muSIC is soft in
the air:
10, each pilgrim becomes what he hoped
in his prayer.
Oh. land of my longing; 50 may l indeed
BE restored 10 the glow OF thy beams.
So may |. when thrdlled in the stress Of
my need
Be led from the bondage Of spirit, ana
Nv beautiful land of dreams.
Aye, when passion and fancy alike have
Mag find the abode of an infinite peace
Washington Star.
The capital punishment proposition
was easily strangled.
Rockland reminds Mr.. Carnegie that
$780, 600 is all it wants for library
building.
History recordeth not more
brilliant social event in Maine shan
Thursday nights reception.
Resubmission and Camden water will
be the chief mixture before the iegis-
lative committees next week.
With the grand housewarmng of the
new "Deke" chapter house and the
'.Zete" convention in Portland it Is
great week in Bowdoin fraternity cir
cleS.
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There are % 600 men working on ~.
ice fields Of TIE Hudson ana the hoi,qas
AZ" beng filed. This information 10
calculated to give great satisfaction
10 The dwe.l,rs along the Kenn4bsc
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TOW

The Committee on Towns will give pgb-
ljc hearings in IT'S room AL the State
House in Augusta. as follows:
WEDNESDAY. FEB. p, 1871. at p NJ
-pu an act % incorporate the town Of
MilIinocE.t.
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Holman F. Day has ceased his con-
nection with the Lewiston Journal ana
will hereafter devote his whole time 10
the work which has hitherto been but
a side line with him. and in which hr
has been making fame and money
during the past year or two. HIS oe-
parturc from the field Of active news
paper work will be a distinct loss 2
the profession. but all of his hosts VI
friends are glad that he will remain :"
the State and that he will have greaf,
opportunity to display his EXCEPTIONS
talent for depicting doingS Up y
Maine" Since the appearance OF NJ
book of verse which has had such
remarkable sale many magazines hase
solicited contributions from nm w
Youths Companion. Ainslees Every
body's. The Saturday Evening POST ai"'
others. and the routine OF daily HIVE
paper work has prevented nm lio''
answering the demand as ne "ou'-
like. His productions will now De I'll
more frequently in these. lie mas az
a contract with a newspaper Syhu'''.,
to furnish a weekly column OF pr
and verse. and will continue 10 to"
tribute q Maine letter to the bos'o"
Advertiser. 1t is also interestlhs u,
know that he has contracted VS."
the publishers of Up in Maine IL.
second book OF verse to appear Hi
October. The name has not YET a.,
selected. The material he has aire1.s
well in hand, verses published 80
the appearance of his first BOOK mo-
of them better than those in that poe ss
Another volume. this one OF ~
sketches and stories. will propaos ,;t
pear within the year. Still another w.
of work which Mr.. Day has III Iii III
templa ton for the immediate lu'u.,
the writing of one or two Down i-
sketches for friends on the vauu' u.
stage. Certain it is that out VI ast
newspaper field, as in il for the Al.
dozen years. Holman f. Day VIZ n
ways be busy. and that the prouue n.
his quaint genius will delight an
creasing multitude of readers - -.
does not turn his head and ne WIZ ,sd
main the same jolly good fellow
by all. = Ai1
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Aroostook gains a senator ana
representative unler the new anro.
ticnment and isn't quito satisfied IN.
Il II given It's share, III thar.
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The disciples of Sanford are mo,ino
on Bangor and plan to do some mis-
sionary work that viii he heard from
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additional committee hearing notices
will he found on page ID
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The business Of shipping live stock
from Portland TO the other side of tb,
water has been the greatest this var
than ever before. Ever since the sail.
ing Of the first steamship last fan m
10 the present time hundreds and hun.
dreds Of cattle and sheep have arrived
az the stock yards in East Deering ana
then exported. This week. Dr. F X
Huntington, the local cattle ingDector
said that the records would show rhar
between four ana five thousands mare
cattle had been shipped from Portland
thus FAR this season than last season
AL this time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-16

Resubmission and Camden water will
be the chief mixture before the iegis-
lative committees. next week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-16

This uncertainty about the bounty
business Is most trying to the nerves q,
bruln and The wild eats The n.,r-
derer breathes freely az the legal IL,
fairs committee has turned down tbo
proposition 10 put a bounty on him