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The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1905-02-22

At jackson, eggs are forty cents
per dozen.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1905-02-22

Watch US pick up when the sun
comes out.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1905-02-22

The Ratchet and the cherry tree
will have their inning today.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1905-02-22

The old wharf boat known as
Hill City was destroyed by fire at
Vicksburg. 1t was built by Capt.
Z. g. Carroll in 1871.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-12-20

The Honea Path corsespoD5ent OF
The State, under date OF the 18th
inst, snys: yesterday Mr.. M r
Dunlap's horses ran away with Mr'
w. A Shirley's. hcarse. Mr. Dunlap.
who was driving the hearse, was
thrown to the ground and received q
severe cut on. the head and many
While his wounds are painful it is not
thought that they nre dangerous and
IL is hoped that ho will be able to be
ont again in il few days. Clyde Dun
iap, VINO was on tha hearsc with his
iather, was thrown under the vehicle,
put escaped with n few slight
bruises" Mr.. Dunlap has manT
friends throughout the County whe
VIII join us i'll Wishing him Il speedy
recovery.
The polite and efficient Southern
statlon agent at Abbeville, Mir. G. D.
bfowSn, prov was agr1sa5!y surprised one
the Intelligencer, which halls from the
town OH nativity He had seen in
the paper various suggestions to de-
linquents that the amount of t,isir
arrears would be an acceptable Offer
ing at the treasury of that establish
mont. Conscience stricken and not
knowing how his account stood, he
thought would straighten him on the
printers books. Very much to his
surprise he received q receipt for sub
seription to the InteIligencer to May.
1907, and he now sleeps with all the
printers. wishes blest. even as he has
the good vii! OF a host Of customers of
fhe p.ooa SogtbeEn Railway:--Abbeyille
son, such q man as Mr.. Brown deserves
to be elected mayor of your city. ~
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-12-20

EAR CORN-If YOU. want Tennessso
Ear Corn, write J. w. Trowhridee, An
derson, y. @. - ~ 26--2 VA
# on wish to borrow money withoue
delay, and without red tape, on easy
terms see A. III. Dsenall, Attorney. 4
Office In Pos,cfflce Building. ~. = :;
Tray IN Oily er Chilled Middle .Buater
Plow. Tho lightest draft Middle Buster
IN the world. These Plows a,e cold By
Sullivan Hdw. 90. ,'.~. T., .'.,'. -
~. ..:<> - I: Failed - -. :. ( -.
:5An tfIcfts Rave failed to, 1rd tetter
y medy for &c pc hs, cnltis and lnns 4snn-
blth ttsn F.)tJ's Honey srd ,,Tsr. 1t
+ stSps ito Ct ugh, be slE tbs luz as STD prs
yeltsttricnt 1etulta' iJt m, atold. j. N.
Patts1Htn, Nakfpe. 1tws. writes "LaBt
=:Gtf5 ] E1i a fsd cold n my. lungs and
/ i1Hd NJ 'ssst ha'f dcztn gdvertised
ttuk ~ me 6lcilss and 2hsd sz=a! !rnent
nlwuI ticie rs without pettipg any
!t;;at. - iii5Id 75{I d II <TS7a FOieyia
Hersy Oh d fwo.,bii DE- Of o bottle cured
me. consider 1t ihe gle8iekt. rcuph end
Jung medicine in The world. = Evans
PheTmaoy, 4 > si - J: ~ =
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-12-20
PRODUCT OF MILLS

The product in one day Of the mills Ssf
the Longman 81 MARTINEZ great works is
enough to paint every house aud every-
thing made OF wood In city, with tho
l. & M. Pure Paint,
In use thirty years; several million
houses painted with l.. g. M.
l. q a. costs about 81 20 per gallon.
The L.. d M. Paint ia the best and
cheapest because the L. 81 M. Zinc hsr-
dens the L. G NJ. White Lead, and makes
IL paint more surface and wear for q
longer time than acy ether SS.SS.
l., d M. ooste about 81. 20 per gallon.
1t only requires gallons Of tbis cele-
brated paint and gallons of Linsaed
OIL at go OTIS, per gallon to paint o mod
ersle sized house. Therefore 9 property
owner ought not pay 81 so per gallon for
ready for use paint Ia bought.
l.. d M. costs about 81 20 a gallon.
Sold by f. B. Clayton, Anderson, 8. c.;
<. Il. Horton, Lowndesville, 8. c.; T. @.
Jackson, Iva. 8. c.; w. W. Grlnin, Pei.
zer, r, g f. L: hopper, Belton, 8. c.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-12-20
] al.<GDesal Isl ts,yVs. ', !.
y WEDNESDAY, 2 DEC. 70, lau:.
Christmas Holidays.

.'.,,i ~ :!@. SbElSIsilaS lloiiuays. ';a:
. Allthe cahlicy oiaces, bauge. stores
alia 0tner p.aces OF business in Ander-
and thei day fc;iowing-a5th and aGs6
inst. This is tho I"oper thing to do.
as 1t will give the clerks. and nronrie.
tore also, u little time to rest and epioy
tue Christmas holidays. Everybody
shonlu Dear this in mind and govern
themselves accordingly. II 81 ; ! K :.
~ - - ..
Amerry Christmas 20 all the readers
OF the lntelIigencer.
Do pot put off buying your Christ
aias 81 BUS TO inc last day. -. FLA '.> .
G.. A. g. Biomguiat, Of Savannah,
"a, mas been spending q few days in.
the city. %r%5f :,3. slt ,: :
J, You can tind the man ycn owe in half
thetime il takes to find, the man who
owes you. {;, -. Is q 5l3.S i y, X; ~ :.
Dr.@J. F Wilson has gone TO his old
nome in .IndiRna 70 spend the Christ
- - g.. W. Rnudy& and family, Of Seneea,
have moved 20 Anderson to make their
future home. .s5ssf M e{5z %sF2<. f.; ).
"A good way Co supply ypur wife with
pin money is ID leays Ii III your lrJ pocs. ok.
cts when ynu undress. ss.si - .s;:.jE >!.
4 Miss Lydia Orr, who 1is a student in
"a e3cilege ii. Baltimore. has returned
home 10 spend the Christmas holidays.
Despite tue, unfavorabls weather; the
;past week tie Y merchants have been
kept quite busy and lets Of goods haYe
Tha christmas goods in the atores OF
the city this year, ere d sanusaaily pretty
antique end varied In shapes and as
soItments. fy ~ 4 80 4 s. 3:lss :.
\, \. The first Monday lin next month be-,
Ing New Year's day, d. legal holiday,
saieaday Biug be-: held on T1esGay,
January 2nd. : &: :.5tl{.;: :I .5 <s i
. ! Mr.. joe elton, one of the prosper
QUE farmers OF Anderson, S. c., was in
the city on business Tuesday Hart
we'll {aa, Sun. : &. =:5..;.
!, 7 I q, Hester, of Heeter, s. g., and
yere in tho city o. few days ago and
6aSa us a cell. 4 5 81,
~ Col :. ..siH I. II Chandler, Of Lsvonia, !
Ga.i and John e.. sHiz, of ShGal Greek,
Gaa.s epsnt o day or two ia tho city laat
Sssk en Dneine %. sSS
Quite q number Of the residents of
the city will spend the c Christmas
holidays Visiting friends and relatives
IN distant SECTIONS Dc
THE hospital bnsa.,r.'ss aiys,n, :by5, fha
ssa Sa sIS Hitgsp.tah Assoc,,a iass
ihSleaess @ sssg Wsasher. suessss. uesp''e ~ r.
)o:not forget fn Al S vanr +ar II ca;nt
With Yans
se yon VI ha anahAsa e Es: sh
. Is ~
Tg Maasra. .Jnhn Fir, fav1s aI, 4 ynIr
iHallaOf. .AmdersniHsFS q az vtsikai HI. i,:. !
iIV 81, O. McKjnney an d 4 family q ti1je
aartRe1l eeaa:l snn
pt,i,1 All ys,n a N
The Corner asasion. hrs moved hin 90
-ily5 to thia city II ana lad sa M oesnnyine G nv a
dwell ling hOnBR on John5 gtrest. ssE 81
So as ] 4,
eveetssa Ss s,cs sasraI Ri III lsinss si.
S. Asassssa 'd aaa shesesf.: ''sss;
IN bSt now ss nsins HI haaI i a.a Iarf Sss
County. VIVA Eia . fays
days ego and EaVS us an apnTecistsd
81! 4he tsa.hsis apa pas;iis ofs ths e,ty.
aes sSa Spsu
!; ,,,, I; 81
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-12-20

AlIthe% .ahlic otaces, baule. storss
and other places OF business in Ander.
son Will be closed! on Christmas .Dav
and the day ic:ioWing-25th aud 29th
INST. This is tho InUper thing to do.
as 1t will give the CLERKS. and nrnnria.
tore also, u little time to rest aud enjoy
tue Christmas holidays. Everybody
shonlu Dear this in mind and govern
themselves accordingly. 81. -, ( :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-27
MIGHT HAVE SAVED 1T
A Lot of Trouble from Too Much
Starchy Food.

little boy of eight years whose
parents did not feed him on the rjrb,
Kind Of food was always neryo,Is ana
suffered from weak condition Of the
stomach and bowels. Finally he was
taken down with appendicitis and after
tn" operation the doctor. knowing that
his intestinal digestion was very weak
put him on Grape Nuts twice a dav
He rapidly recovered and about two
months thereafter. his father states
Tile has grown to be strong muscular.
and sleeps soundly. weighs g. pounds
and his Whole system is in fine coudi-
ton of health" Name given by Pos.
tum CO.. Battle Creek. Mich.
II is plain that if he had been rut on
Grape Nuts at an earlier period in bis
life. and kept from the use of foods
that he coud not digest, he never world
have had appendicitis. That disease is
caused by undigested food decavjno i'm
the stomach and bowels causing irri
tation and making for the growth of ALI
kinds of mirrones. setting up a diseased
condition which is the active cause of
appendinitis. and this is more marked
with reople who do not properly digest
white bread.
Grape Nuts is made of the selected
parts of wheat and barley and bv tho
peculiar process of the cooking at the
factory. All Of the starch is turned into
sugar ready for immediate Digestion
ana the more perfect nourshment Of al
PARTS of the body. particularly the brain
and nerve centres.
Read The little book. 1.-THE Road TO
Wellville.'' found in each pkg.
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MAINE G. A. r.
Will Hold 36th ArnuaI Encampmcnt at
Lewiston.


The following -cn"r;l orders f.,.a jh.
Office of COZ f. {. Ml.ii,rl. O. A. r.. 10
relation /" the lhi'tY-cighlh arn.,;l 80
c1mrmcnt Of The dc,nrtricut to be- H. Id
in Lewiston GA February Ii and i. r,.<.
Will 30 read with iu;rirs; ~ members Ut
the G.. s. L
Headquarters Department Vt Maine.
Grand Army of tEc E"Nul,l.c.
General Or,iors, jan
Another Grand Army year is abou; to
Z. As her nfnrr announced the Thirty
c'E.Ith annual "rchinpmrnt ~ rli~ d.-
la+rtlhcut viii IN held ut I.,wis.n,L Mr
FEB. II ANA II. 1nol
~. The headquarters of TIL" Il .,drtru vt
dunn" tie "n'Am1n."pt Will H. ~ .l.. tpc-
VIII iI"us.. vince al r"mIad,> ARA thcir
fri, IDS VIII hc wcle"mc-
III The drrHr'ri"H. officers AMI c"ir-
rll Gi I'iIn,!tIs't ration VIII meet 1T IT,,
"Hlruar."'s loom at Tia Dewitt We'd
rcshy. Frh Il. ut + AL fnr .ln trans.
sicti"n IT su,h business l~ ma, NJ. I,r.
".shiN. Every ~ mh"t IS ",nrciot! Nv hr
IN. the thirty-.j2hth annual cncamp-
m"I at his 'lrnIrtncut VIII Eo called t.
"iIdIr at -" y. Nj. Fcn. II. re',. at Cii.
VI, The rncampmrrt Will be- h"uor"d
hN m Fr".."'fr" ut tunuIIud...-it Chirf
Wimon " H'ickmar ana mor.Irr- WI
staff. whr have promised XIV wv Ii,..., W.
with uS ~ 'hc aIt 'Iunuu and rNcnin- WI.
February n
WI Th,i" VIII - an elegant literary
and mu~io:.l entertainment ~ GIN Iia1l
on Thursday evening. F,h II TNiS viii
be Il regular. "li time. red hot c:,fnV ii,,.
At which timc tah!'. fun and n. .Ir VIII
hc tn" prominent features
n. i" f"!l""irg RAILROADS lr., given
reduced rates n" I.cnI-tuu Int In,r.l.ci- WI
H." Grand \rmy NJ thc E"rTh!.c. aud
ft.
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president of the association which
states that the fund was created in
az the death of Moses ". Webber
i''''aeiord VINO by will left sum of
ps !or the building and supporting
" iospital IN Biddeford where the un-
ioi tutiate might receive good care and
skliful treatment"
nurse OF Waldo presented a resolve
~ ldEof or State pensions. The re-
HoiNe provides that the sum Of SS- 500
oc appropriated to provide for State
pensions Tor invalid soldiers and sau
DTS their widows and orphans. and the
dependent children. parents and sisters
oi deceased soldiers and sailors aIioinIa
thereto under existing law. for the ya,r
i'o' ana me same amount for 1906.
senator StetSon of Penobscot nr.-
Heiiteu an act authorizing the CITY Of
i'dHSof To issue bonds not eyceedina
S1oO.O00 for the purpose of retirino ma.
turing bonds.
Several circumstances werc rand fran,
persons in various parts of The STATE
against resubmiSsion Of III. tt,h
amendment to the Constitutions Of tho
State of Maine.
Nio'"t't introduced an
'e' III ieNation 10 the taxation of mort
cages on real estate. section | of the
proposed act is to amend section : of
chapter Of the Revised Statutes IL
inserting after the word owing" IN III.
l"urtn lire Of said section. tie words
or pay interest for; but not including
III such debts due them or indebted
ness from them amy loan on morris ce
Oh real estate. taxable as real estate.
except The excess of such loan above
me assessed value of the mortgaged
estate
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-27
No More Stomach Troubles.

All stomach trouble Is removed by the
use of kodol Dyspepsia Cure. II gives
the stomach perfect rest by digesting
The food builds up the body. the rest re-
stores the stomach to health. You don't
have to diet yourself when taking Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure. J. ID. ErSkine. of Allen
Vile Mich. says. Il suffered Heartburn
and Stomach trouble for some time. My
sister-in-Iaw has had the same trouble
and was not able to eat for six weeks.
She lived entirely on warm water. After
taking two bottles of kodOl Dyspe psia
Cure she was entirely cured. She now
eats heartily and is in good health. ] am
glad to say Kodol gave me instant relief
Sold by Bowditch. Webster & Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-27
Tonic to the system.

For liver troubles and constipa tion there
is nothing better than DcWltt's Little
Early Risers. the famous little Pills. They
do not weaken the stomach. Their action
upon the system is mild, pleasa II and
harmless. Bob Moore. of Lafayette Ind.
says. No use talking. DeWitt's Little
Early Risers do their work. All other
pills | have used grippe and make me sick
in the stomach and never cured me. De-
Wits Little Early Risers proved to be
the long sought relief. They are simply
perfect" Persons travelling find Little
Early Risers the most reliable remedy to
carry with them. Sold by Bowditch.
Webster & Co
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-27
STATE HOUSE.
Lively Scenes at Names
Capitol, Thursday.
The Legislature Besieged With
Resolutions Carrying Money.
A Long Line Of Committee Hearinos.
Yesterday-Many Visitors.

WITH busy session in the Lcgisla-
ture in the forenoon. and with odd conn
n'lttee hearings. the Maine Federation
Of Nomen's Clubs. and the Maine Press
Association all grinding away al once
III the afternoon. Names CAPITOL was
i'iied with business from dome to cellar.
yesterday. At l o'clock, promptly
p"th branches were called to order and
the customary batch of bills and re-
So!Ncs We're disposed of III concurrence
~ spite Of the long list Of measures
carrying money that made its appear
'lce A.. the House that BODY WAS the
iliSt TO adjourn, the Senate side step
ping little from the rut of routine
Which it has pursued with little vhri-
ahte since the beginning of the ses-
SION. The mater that rufiled the tram
iuliltS OF this body WAS Il difference of
opinion that arose between Senators
Staples ana Pike as to the proper COM
n}lttee to which the act introduced
edn"S,idy, by the former Sclttur To
repeal the sections of Chapter % of the
Revised Statutes relating to the Office
of state lQ:or commissioner should be
referred. At the time, at Mr.. Staples
request the bill VAS referred to the
committee ON temperance, but. Thurs
day. Chairman Pike of that committee.
IN r"r"nSiderin% the bill. moved that it
be referred to the committee on judi
citry. Arguments by both gentlemen
"ilSued ana on motion d, the senator
'rorl krox, Mr.. STAPLES, a yea and nay
vote WAS takcn-the first of the Legis-
lttEre of 1868. Senator Pixies motion
prevailed by 4 vote of IL 10 10 ami soon
the senate adjourned until 10 o'clock.
today. Tho House evidently wishing to
get through early. this morning, ,td-
iourned till 8 o'clock.
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How's This +?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
io1 any case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured ~ IialII catarrh Cure.
We. the urdcrs. gncd have known r. J.
Cheney for the last l. years and believe
him perfectly honorable in al business
tofs driiong am financially abe 70 carry
out "nr obligations uiad- by his firm
WAiDGNG. EINNAN & MARVIN
WhoiceHl" Druggists. Toledo -
HANS CataTTh cure is taken internally
acting d!rcc ly uI'nn he blood and nncorrg
Surfaces Of thc system TostiJnoui,,Ie
sent free. Price - cents per bottle. Sold
by al Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
tior
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-27

The committee Of temperance met.
Thursday morning. and voted to give
y pubic hearing 10 tho<" Interested in
n" bills introduced BY O'i;ricn of Lew
lston and Senator Staples Of Knox to
""subnit to The r"Ople the fifth amend
mcnt To the fonstitu ion of the state
in regard to liquor traffic. 1t is plan
he'd to held Nh" resuh;rission hearing
Tuesday aftern 1nn, Feb. g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-27

Attorney General Hannibal Hamlin
# Ellsworth. WIS il III" city, Thurs
Gay. on business, and will return home,
this morning.
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Senator Heselton introduced an a'.
to amend chapter 81 of the private "'''
sneciaI laws of 1909 entitled. AN ACT ~
;ncornorate the Gardiner Water DIS
trict." for the purpose OF feluiluii. r.
any time the existing bonded DEBT A'So
to procure funds for making such
newals. extensions. additions or III
provements to the plant of the district
as the trustees may deem necessary
provided that the cost during any oi'e
fiscal year shall not exceed Slo."oo-
Tartre Of York presented a resolve III
favor OF the Weber Hospital aSSoc'a-
ton at Biddeford appropriating sio'ooV'
The resolve is ACCOMPANIED by a state
| ment of facts by Robert Macarthur
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-27

Dan Rice. one Of tho clorks 4,
rnurch's grocer: store, Is on the sick
list. being confined To the house by
severe attack of neuralgia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-27

Mr. ana Mrs. Chas. tr"Wcll of Oak
land. m" the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Fuller, in this CITY for Il few
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-27

Mrs EdW:rd W'i-t-in. who has rn
Gently been quite i'll. is fast rerovrrin;
and in Il few days will be able to he out
10
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Houserenters Look
For ms

as eagerly as shoppers. II you have
vacant tenement. you can reach
them through an ad in the want
oosNnn OF the Kennebec Journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-27

At the hearing held Thursday after
non. before the comrittee on inland
fisheries and game. Hon. L. T. Carle-
ron. chairman of the Fish and Game
Commission. appeared on the resolve
carrying s27.0h0 for 1905 and like
amount 70" 1916. for the purpose Of
operating the fish hate heries and feed
ing stations for fish and the protection
Of the same. Mr.. Carleton in speakinr
IL support Of the resolve stated that
this is the usual appropriation made nv
the Legislature and in his judgement
is the smallest sum fer which the work
can be performed. There was no opposi-
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We want to sell every
heavy garment before the
Scason is over and the prices
we are making will help us to
d. 50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-27

TW" hearings absorbed the attention
Of the committee on apprOpria tionS
ard financial atfIirs, Thursday aftrf-
noon. The first matter 10 be considered
by the committee WIS an act in favor
If tn" Valid, County General Hospitll
which comes II :he state for aid FOL
H." first time William y. Swan Of Bel
fast. president of the Hospital Asso-
citation. Or. samuel Johnson and Rev.
Harry Lutz of Belfast who spoke IN
fH"or of the 2ct. explained that the
VALID" County Hospital. situated in
Belfast. occuri,s 4 lot u! Severa! acres
holding 4 three story house. erected by
l'acil Pierce IT i cost Of about $l5 900:
IS furnished with rlodern plumbing ami
sanitary conN"niencas and is steam
heated. The hospital is thoroughly
equipped With the most modern appli-
anccs ana is provided with a carctakar
rlat"on and nurse. The mar a cement of
the hospital is in the care of an ass3-
citation formed Of a number Of the lr,d-
ing citizens of tie town. Of Belfast and
the work nj maintaining the hospital
has been carried on by personal sub
&cripions aNd by beHerolencn and the
cost amounts to about 500 a month
':hc petitioners asiinl for $1,000 year
f"r 1905 and 1905 buI III executives Sos
sion the committee voted that the act
ought not to pass.
The committee next considered q ne
tition in favor o. an appi Opriation i'm
favrr of the Chiidrcns Aid Society Of
H:'lfas; of $500 annually for the next
:wo years and $500 for REPAIRS Rev.
n,
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The committee on education gave a
bearing 10 the friends of Eates College
Thursday. on the resolve granting 500
le0 in favor OF that Institution. Hon. O.
+. Clason of Gardiner was the first
speaker. He was followed by President
George G. Chase of the college. who
said that Bates excludes 10 Catholic.
no Protestant and no Hebrew that
these religions were represented there
and are treated alike. Mrs. J. II. Rand
Of Lewiston also addressed. the COM
mittee who urged the appropriation for
the benefit of enabling poor girls to Sc
cure an education.
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Nm act relating to the collection of
taxes in unncrrUora:,ri places by the
counties in which tho lands are sitIrat-
rd--a till left OYER from Tho legislature
Of l9'3-a bSorb..l the attention Of tho
committee on taxation. Thursday af-
t"inoon. Ex-senator George w Weeks
Of Fairfield presented tn. bill and OK
r!'in"d that most Of The county COM
miSsioncrS Of the STATE favored its pas
sage claiming that il would do away
with considerable troubl. now incurred
ana further that the counties would
get their money sooner and thus have
tn" use of it.
Under the present system the taxes
in uniucorporatcd places are assessed
hV TIE county commissioners Of tho
county III which III" lands are situated
upon the valV1tion furnished ~ the
stat" assessors. Tho warrant is then
semi I" the county treasurer who for
wards the sam" to tn" State treasurer
VINO collects the taxes. Under the pro
posed bill the services of the stale
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treasurer are done away with and the
taxes arc collected by the county treas
urer. County Commissioners Charles +.
Dunn and Samuel a. Grecnlaw d:
AroostGok county appeared before the
committee i'll FAVOR of the bill and NJ
Dunn stated that he had had CORE
sp"ndence With the commissioners Of.
eight counties i'll which there are wild
lands and THAI they had espresso |
themselves in favor Of the proposed
leSisa ton. Mr.. Weeks stated that
there are several mioor changes in the
Hill and that he would like to have an
opportunity to make L new draft. The
matter was laid on the table TO give
him all opportunity to 60 So
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-27

Before the committee on legal affairs.
Representatives Morey ana fcllcsIu Of
IeWiStoE. appeared i'll favor of incrcaS
ing the salary of the judge of the judge
of the Lewiston municipal court from
Sl50e to $1,000. Several letters We're read
from prominent citizens of Lewiston ia
voring the proposition. In the absence
nf Cakes Of Auburn. the committee de
fcrrcd action until the next meeting.