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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-03
Suits That Suit.

Suits made by D. MEYER, Fine Gus
tom Tailor, III Water street. in his new
shop. Pressing, Dyeing and repairing
at lowest prices, formerly at 166 Water
street.
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Palms and Ferns for Christmas.

Fancy ferns for fern pans.
G. p. SANBORN, Prop.
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Governor Hill has received invitations
to attend banquets in New York and in
Nashville, Tenn. The latter comes from
the Ladies' Hermitage Association of
Nashville. This society will honor the
memory of the battle of New Orleans on
Jan by q reception and banquet. The
former is from the "Old Guard of New
York. This organization. which has been
in existence since 1865 will celebrate at
the. Metropolitan Opera house on the
evening Of Jan ..
W. s. Cotton of the secretary I'll
States Office. is confined to his house by
sickness. He has been threatened with 4
fever, but, yesterday. he was reported
more comfortable.
The following company has filed arti-
cles of incorporation at the office of sec
rotary of State:
(. University Automobile and Boiler COM
pany organized at - for the puf-
pose of manufacturing self-propellins
vehicles with 100000 capital stock OF
which siGo Is paid In. Inc officers are
PRESIDENT Charles II. Cobb OF Brook inc,
Mass: treasurer Horace NJ. Oliver o.
Newton, Mass Certificate approved
Dec oS 1901.
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nv / bllbN l1S II Tue ptlltlbli VI MI >
Mary F.. Barrows t" the Governor and
Council asking for Executive elem
,nCv.
Thomaston. Me. Dec 4, 1901.
Respectfully represents. Mary r.
Burrows: That she was arrested. Nov.
IA. 1883 that she was tried and con-
victed Of murder in the first degree by
the supreme judicial court. held for
and within York county. January 1884,
ard on the 18th Of September follow
ing was given a death sentence, which
sentence. was committed to a life SEN
tence by Governor. Joseph r. Bodwell,
which sentence she is now serving in
the Maine State prison.
She claims that she did not commit
the murder. and that she did not know
anything about it at the time it was
committed. and therefore she could
pniy have been convicted in the second
degree.
At the trial She claimed she was in
rocent Of the crime and still claims she
is innocent. She further claims that
she was convicted by the circumstances
around her. which evidence has not
proven reliable.
| She states she has served more years
than any other woman ever sentenced
to the Maine State prison. and that
she, has endured greater punishment
because Of the circumstances.
| she claims that she has tried to do
! right in every respect and to please
| all with whom she has had dealings.
| and that she has good record in the
I said prison. for she has been told thus
| by the INSPECTORS ana members of the
| Council.
! She,clams that. being but IS years of
! tgc she is able to take care of herself
and not become an expense to any per-
! sons. IN.
I she therefore prays your honors to
| commute her sentence to term of IS
years MARY f. BARROWS.
| The hearing upon this petition will
4 be rad at the next meeting of the Gov
ernor and Council, Jan. q.
George D. Clark. commissioners CT
Franklin county. have certified thai
the towns Of Strong. New Vineyard
and Rangeley. in that county, have
complied with sthe provisions of the
| road improvement law of 1901, and are
| entitled TO the sum of 800 each from
| the appropriation made for the pur-
| pose. The appropriation is $4,000 and
| Is now available.
| Each town must expend twice the
! amount given by the State, and the
4 States stipend must not exceed 800 a
year. Northport expended $3.50 and the
4 towns claim on the State Is SIS The
i other towns that have taken advantage
of this are following:
il Dexter. Topsham, Shirley. Troy
Il Bridgewater. New Vineyard. Moscow,
l Columbia. Etna,- Alexander. Arson
Lowell. Wilton. Whitneyville. Ashland
/ Cooper, Rangeley. Norway. noulton
] Wellington. Appleton. Livermore Falls
\ Baileyville. York. Mariaville, Wells
1 Fort Fairfield sherman, Caswell Plan
Il tation. Perham. Smyrna, Merrill Plan
4 tation. Dyer Brook. Macwahoc Plan
/ tation. Moro Plantation. Hodgdon
Il Athens. Monsoon. Caribou.
Il Besides the work done by the tnref
II Franklin county towns above quoted
approved by county commissioners, th'
/ towns Of Troy, Etna. Wellington arc
/, AnpIeton have had their claims certi
fled 10 by the commissioners IN th'
counties where they are located
1 ,nsnr.rce Commissioner Carr state
,bat IN. receipts nj his office during IN
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STATE HOUSE.
Report of Maine Board OF
Medical Registration.
Cab in Treasury Nearly 100000
More Than Last Year.
Forty Towns Have Complied With the Road
Improvement Law.

The seventh annual report of the
board of Registration of Medicine for
the year 1901 has been received At the
executive department.
The members of the board are the fol-
lowing physicians: John Lord. Bidde-
ford: Austin I. Harvey Lewiston; Ed
win r. Nose. Portland: Galen NJ. Wood
cock. Bangor: William II. Harris, Au-
austa. and A. X. =. Meserve, Portland.
the report says:
During the year the board mas held
four examinations. viz: March &c. July
. and Aug. l at Portland, and Nov IA
ut Augusta At these meetings IS per
sens presented themselves and were
examined. of whom "A passed and were
admitted 70 registration. while four.
failing to get an average rating of IS
per cent, were rejected
Under the reciprocity clause of the
act of 1901, and the rules adopted by
the board, one person. who was exam
ineJ and registered in New Jersey, fur
nshed the required proof and was reg
istered; while at the November meet
ing enc who was examined and passed
in July. 1900, as a nom graduate, having
since obtained his degree of NJ. D.. APP
peared. passed an oral examination
and was registered as a graduate. Also
me applicant AT the November meet
ing. who was practicing in another
state. and who was detained at home
during the examination. having re-
11ovad into the State was examined
iand passed by committee Of the
board and was registered. making the
whole number of certificates issued
during the year II. of whom Il We're
AllopathS and 6 Homcopaths.
The financial standing Of the board
il as follows Total deposit, s1021.7S.
Th- expenditures amounted to this
sum. though the bills amounted to
$I53S more than this and had to be- dis
counted to keep within the appropria-
tior.
The board thus speaks of the prose-
cdtions started during the year:
Paul Castor, Senior was arrested il
Portland and found guilty Of practicing
without being registered. Judgment
WAS suspended on condition that re-
spondent leave the State. Should he
again appear he will be taken before
III" court and receiv" sentence.
AT the September term Of court in
AEdrosCogein c"unty. ]. F.. y. Bo-
u, rnier NJ. H.. Of Lisbon. was indicted.
His counsel admitted the facts and
gave bonds to carry the case 70 the full
Lench to determine whether he had a
legal right q practice without being
registered"
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The actual number of new corporations
organized under the general law in 1881
was $50. against CSC in 1900. This is a very
large gain. and it is predicted that the
present year will show a still greater in
crease.
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OF course the kind OF bread your
mother used to make was all right, but
she would not have made it had she
lived near our bakery. Ours Is just as
good. Call at the Domestic Bakery
Cor call us by 'phone), our number is
202-13.
F. M. HAYES & SON,
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INSURANCE. Commissioner Carr s'a'sS
that IN, receipts of his office during the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-03

F. NJ. HAYES & SON,
324 Water ST., Augusta.
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The receipts for 1900 amounted to $l3,-
los. This years receipts show gain u
S31lo 30 over the previous year.
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Bowditch, Webster { Co.
DRUGGISTS
DRUGGISTS.

yc.tr 1891 for fcrs collected and licenses
issued amount 70 the following:
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The following is the petition Of Mrs
Mary f.. Barrows t" the Governor ant
Council asking for Executive elem
.nCy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-27
n Rough House.

The stockholders of the San
Luis valley Telephone company
met at the Office Of Jesse Stephen
son the manager Monday after
noon and to looker-on it had the
appearance of trough house" p"
The stockholders passed a reso.
luton charging the manager with
bad faith in getting stock issued
10 himself aud declared that he
held certain shares in trust tor the
company. jesse roared and beef.
ed before the resolution passed
but TO no avail.
When vote WAS finally taken
on a resolution TO sell the company
to the Colorado Telcphon. com.
pany the vote WAS nearly unnnl-
mons.
Jesss in,imated tina, he would
most likely remain manager under
the consolidation in cas-. the deal
should le consummsied.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-27
NUMBER 781
NJ. L. Church.

Sunday morning "Why | take
the Lords Supper. Sunday eve
nIng-"Ihc Tongue" the last of
the series on Faults of men and
women.
Prof. l.. d. BecIwith preached
for Bro. Hart at Del Norte last
Sunday
Great credit is due Mrs. Geo.
Boutwell, also Mrs. j. w. Thomp-
son and Mrs. II. c. Vinacke for
the splendid Christmas Cantata
presented Wednesday evening.
Several features of the program
were roundIy apphudcd. The or
chestra music by Miss Mabel Clark,
Messrs. Stutsmuu and Connnt was
fine simply ont of sight.
Schuman's great musical quar-
tcttc comes Jan. IL.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-27
a Farmers Meeting.

There WAS incorporated at
Indianapolis Wednesday farmers
trust under the name "Ihe Nat
lonal Society of Equity of North
America" The objects rs stated
are:
To promote and encourage or
ganization and CO. operation among
farmers. stockmen, horticulturists,
gardeners and men of kindred vo-
cations by the establishment of a
national society with such branch
and local societies as may be nee
essary to carry out its objects.
To obtain profitable prices for
all products of farm and garden
and orchard.
To encourage the building and
maintainance of elevators, cold
storage houses and warehouses IN
the principal market cities, or all
the localities where necessary, so
that farm produce may be held for
advantageous prices etc.
President Everitt says;
"We expect to organize the mil
lions engaged in agriculture.
II .r
duced and the consumption from
past experiences, an equitable
minimum price will be fixed by
the directors of the national body
and reported afterwarl 10 all parts
of the country. Once fixed the
price will rule on that crop for the
year"
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-27

l.. A. Bennett, of Chicago, pro-
poses the following plan for type
setting which does away with the
present expensive typese'ting
machines: Paper or linen treated
with a plastic surface of clay sub
stance that will not crack, peel or
be affected by heat. This paper
to be used with the ordinary type
writer as used for fiat surface or
ledger work. rhe type of the
typewriter striking against the
clay paper would leave its impres.
sion. After the writing was com.
pleted, the sheet of "clay paper"
should be removed from the type
writer, and placed in drying oven
to free it from all moisture. The
paper is then ready to receive the
melted lead for the electro: the
method of taking OIL the lend i'm
preston being the same ns now
commonly used in printing estab.
lishments.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-27

Dick sweeney. whn ha. been
working in III" lnrow livery
stable. went Ia Alnno.a Thur.,n,
night 10 nccepi n job as brakeman
on the d. 4. X. q.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-27
Comma Back.

Geo. T. Gibbs one Of our old
settlers went to La Junta a short
time ago to spend the winter. He
writes
81 don't like this country as
well as thought should. 1t is
tho dirtiest and weediest country
! ever saw. | have considerable
less than n ton OF mud ON each
foot ever since came here; my
feet don't scour at all, und then
the water is no good.
"lf there is nny prospect Of water
in the valley | shall be back there
IN the spring. Send me the
journal that | mny keep posted"
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-27

The Monte Vista basket ball
team went to Del Norte Christmas,
but returned without game
The Del Norters had cold feet -
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-27

The san Luis valley will bc u
scene of activity in agricultural
lines during the next season ~. Tia.
heavy snow fall ,nsurcs plenty Of
winter for irrigation.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-27

j. NJ Brn.hcnr made Mrs. &. q.
Kerr Christmas prc-cn, Of II $3.50
pacing mare. one ihn, she has been
riding the pnsi year nr 80.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-27

j. W. Nelson aud George tndl.
went to Mont. Vista the first OF
the week Ia spend Christmas
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-27

The school entertainment Friday
evening last brought out Il crowded
house and was well received, The
young people of the High School
are deserving of much praise for
their creditablc presentation of the
play, as well as for the other fca-
lures of the entertainment The
play, 'lts All in the raystrcak,H
is good one and the young people
who make up the cast of chnrac-
tcrs, showed UNUSUAL hlsirionlc
ability for their years. Should
they decide TO repeat the perform
ancc IN the ncighboring towns.
their audiences will be we'll repaid
for their patronage. 1t is good
"show. Del Norte Prospcclor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-27

Tho Tolluiidc detectives think
they nrc on the irnil of the mur
dcrers Of Superintendent Collins
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-27

Two trains met on the same
track near Trinidad Wednesday.
six trninmcn killed, two engines
and twcnty-onc cars piled IN RUNS.
There Is u Disposition everywhere
by railroad companies to Get too
much work Out of helr employees
and tins i one cause of so many
railroad disasters.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-27

DIR. Chapman and |. w. Rice
have been cited to the district
court nn complaint of the mayor
for the illegal sale of liquor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-27

W. ;. Winicfmulc, j. X. bun.
can and Paul Aldfirh aud w,fr
arrived frnm Denver and spent
Chri-imn- IN ,h,. ciiy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-27

George Derbyshire aud wifi.
came up Monday aud will TAX.
charge oI tn. Sanger boarlin.
house. Mrs. D-rhy~hiye has Tia.
reputation oi being n iirs, cla-s
cook.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-27
JASPER, COLORADO. SATURDAY, DECEMBER y. 1902

The Monte Vista basket ball
team went to Del Norte Christmas
but returned without n game
The Del Norters had cold feet -
DIR. Chapman and |. w. Rice
have been cited to the district
court hn complaint of the mayor
for the Illegal sale of liquor.
Ii. Il. Kinney and family re-
turned home Tuesday from their
visit to New York, They enjoyed
their Eastern trip very much.
Prof. BeckwIth. of this CITY.
preached at Del Nolte SUNDAY
morning aud evening at the NJ. +.
church, owing TO the illness of
Rev. Hart.
Some of the stockholders of the
Telephone company say that their
manager Is trying to beat the
stockholders out of 81, 200 in the
sale of the plant.
Eli Edwards came mp from Den
yer Wednesday morning to spend
Christmas with his friends in this
city. Mrs. Edwards and her two
year old son renamed in the blg
city TO eat turkey alone.
John Kerr came home Thursday
morning from Mon,roso and took
Christmas dinner and left ON the
evening train for lower California
TO which place he has been trans
fcrcd for the winter. John cpioys
his position very much and while
at home made his father present
of II months wages.
Ten freight cars were ditchcd
Monday night al the Seven mile
Plaza which caused delay of
about twcnty-iour hours 10 the
passenger tram from Creole. Tho
accident Was caused by spreading
OF iho rails. The lies we're not
strong enough to support the
heavy ears of ore.
Two trains met ON the same
track near Trinidad Wednesday.
six trninmcn killed, two engines
and twcnty-onc ears piled IN RUNS.
There Is a disposi,lon everywhere
by railroad companies 10 Get too
much work Out of her employees
and tins i one cause of sn many
railroad disasters.
Nearly ali the Mont. Vista stud.
"nt- who nr" taking higher
course of study at TIA. different
stat" colleges Hr- now n, home to
enjoy the holidays. They are
Earl Love, Ella Packard. Earl and
Floyd p"naell. Sidney Miles. VIII
Jon.s, chsrlos Bishop. sam Tim
mons, Bert Won Egiiy. Fairfield
Sylvester.
Dr. Whcdon performed n nice
surgical operation for George
Goodrich Wednesday. The doctor
removed the mildlc finger on Mr
Gooifich's right hand which has
been useless and source oi much
Inconvenience ior wears. The finger
lay ~ the palm of the hand and
disabled Mr.. Goodrich from the
free use oi the hand. IL required
about fifteen mrnutes To- perform
the operation and ,b. result Is very
satisfactory in Mr. Goodrich.
There mr." reports tina, Frank G.
Goudy. who has been in Washing.
ton to see Prrsid.n, nooscyelt to
hay" him otdv. III. federal o,lirc
hold.rs ,o coa-" their interference
-. A. ~
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-27

\ very pleasing entertainment
was given ut the Opera house lnst
Saturday night hY Beatty Bros.
with good collection of moving
pictures, phonugraph selections
aud Illustrated songs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-27

The regular meeting of the l..
l. \. for the election OF directors
for the rnsuing year will bc held
nt the Library second Tuesday in
January 1908. Polls opon from .
unit! i:30 p. m.
NJ. l., DEunismRE Pres.
LILLIAN l.. FAssErr Sec'y.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-27

j. i. Sidwcll, Of Chicago. was in
camp Inst week booking over tho
situation. We nrc told hc WIS
pleased With appearance.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-27

They say that Dave Mills is
helping wnlcoit Well he has
- perfect right tu. The democrats
did not want his help. They were
strong enough this year to 20 it
alou.l
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-27
MONTE VISTA NEWS.

The Sylvcstrr- shipped Two cars
of sheep 10 Kansas City las, week.
Mayor boutwell, made his wife n
thrls'mhs present Of n new piano.
Walter Boyle was passenger
on the Crccdr train Wedncsdny
morning.
Frank simons WAS down from
Creede last Friday buying horses
for the SAW mill
Enns Sirawn came home from
Durango "Wednesday aud will ~.
nam during the holidays.
Lou George. who has been M
Denver Ia have his eyes treated,
returned home "wednesday.
George Wiltuan WAS Ia Ahm0,n
TUESDAY attending meeting of
the Cattle nnd Horse Growers A.
socmilon.
Maurice McNuii, of Boulder. is
spending the huli'ia,s IN Monte
Vista visiting his relatives and old
time friends.
\. II, Webster. Geo. Bufnhnm
aud Mary. Woods took seven ear
loads Of cattle 10 Kansas City la.t
Friday night.
W. ;. Winicfmuic. j. X, Dun.
can and Paul Aldfirh aud w,fr
arrived frnm Denver ani spent
thti-imn- IN ih,. cily.
j, NJ. Irn.hcar made Mrs. q, q.
Kerr n Christmas present of $3.50
pacing mare. one that she has been
riding the pnsi year or 80.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-27
ToWa as Parma.

Eastern capitalists will build a
new town in the San Luis valley.
Capitalists from Illinois, Indiana
and Iowa have purchased 10000
acres Of land near Alamosa from
the Southern Colorado Land com
psny for 500, 900 and will build II
new town upon II, bringing large
colonies of farmers from Eastern
states. who will bc allowed to settle
nI'on the land aud farm !, on shares
until they can purchase il. The
townsitc ~ located about eight
miles from .AIamosa on tho Crccdc
branch Of the Denver aud Rio
urandc road. Denver Times.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-27

Phil. Schuch. .ir., went To Sum.
mi,vill- Tuesday tn superiniend
the erection of the new cyanide
process up there. most Of the
machinery having preceded him
by ;. 7. Morrow fast frcigh,
line.-Prospector.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-27

Miss Ariic Chandler. who Is
helping her father In Fn.-clt's
store nj Nichols. wen, to Monte
Vista the fore par. Of tho week TO
apsad tho holidsys.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-27

Where Is our commercial club
Bids are being asked for carrying
II daily mail from Monte Vista to
Jasper. This mail, 10y rights,
should go in via Del Nor,e the
shortest route. Why no, make an
effort 10 get it, Here is job for
business mems club, rrospecior.
II is the business Of the govern.
ment 10 take the mails by the
route that will accommodate the
CREATES, number Tn, travel aud
the hauling to jasper is via Monte
Vista nnd this is the proper route.
for the mail service.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-27

a. II, Webster. Geo. Bnrnhnm
aud Mary. Woods took seven car
loads Of cattle 10 Kansas City ln-t
Friday night.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-27

The Republican politicians of
Philadelphia, are attempting TO
make mroads upon the Socmlis,
strength of that city hy Offering
leading members appointments, un-
der the Republican administration.
Happily, the Socialist party has
forcsecn just such acts and forblds
it, members accepting any such
appointments.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-27

ii, Il. Kinney and family re.
turned home Tuesday from their
visit to New York, They enjoyed
their Eastern trip very much.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-27

a drove of 5000 sheep have been
recently taken from Saguachc
county over INTO Gunni.on county.
In short time the sheep industry
will bc controlled by American. Ms
the Mexican flock masters ARE
ansious Ia get out Of Sag,,nchc
co,nly--on the plea ,l'u, il Is get
ting too warm for hcn.-Corrcs.
t'on.lcut of the Hooper Press.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-27

Petitions signed by 2sI resident
taxpayers Of Weld county have
been received at the office uf the
liumnnc society requesting relief
from the herds Of hungry and
thirsty cattle wbicn roam from the
mngc- INTO the fmms aud crowd
the roads aud lanes
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-27

Ten freight cars were ditchcd
Monday night al the Seven mile
Plaza which caused Il delay of
about twcniy-four hours 10 the
passenger tram from Creole. The
accident was caused by spreading
OF ihc rails. The lies we're not
strong enough to support the
heavy ears of ore.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-27

\ solemn old granny newspaper,
published in the interest of the
banking industry, is trying IN It's
dull way 10 check the movement
for MUNICIPAL ownership. II says:
Americans would not tolerate
the street ear service M Glasgow,
for instance, whore municipal own
crship prevails.
They wouldn't, ch. Well, Just
give them q chance To try. There
is no street ear service IN any city
OF the Imtcd States, big or little.
East or West. that compares with
the service of Glasgow. There is
not and never Inns been and never
will be- until wr IN this country
wake up tu the worlds progress
and operate public utilities for the
public good Chicago American.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-27

Eli Edwards came up from Den
yer Wednesday morning to spend
Christmas with his friends in this
city. Mrs. Edwards and her two
year old son renamed in the big
city TO eat turkey alone.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-27

Maurice McNuti, of Boulder. is
spending the hull,ia,s IN Monte
Vista visiting his relatives and old
time friends.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-27

Prof, Beckwlth. of this city,
preached nt Del Norte Sunday
morning aud evening at the NJ. f.
church, owing to the illness of
Rev. Hart.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-27

There are reports that Frank G.
Goudy. who has been IN Washing.
ton To see frrsid.n, nooscyelt To
have him otdp. ~. federal Office
bold.rs Ia con-r their Interference
in the senatorial fight. will return
10 Denver night. but nj his
headquarters aud his office it IL
stated that he may not return an.
ul ia. cn,l of The week. Tn. fight
Is expected To open up Ia earnest
when Mr. Cloudy gets back. e.
"Wednesday Evening Times,