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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-07
Courtship in Thibet.

The Traveller cannot fail 10 be strICl
by the hardness and misery Of the Thibet-
an WomanS lot. Among some Of the
tribes. wives are secured by the simple
method of making a foraging expedition
women aS may be- desired This practice.
however boldly undertaken. is likely to
mean the loss Of several lives and is
adopted only IN cases Of the direSt nec"s-
sity. The following method is more gen
orally employed: When a warrior. sur
fcIted with glory. desires a wife he
waits upon tn" father of tho girl who has
attracted his cy" and makes an offer of
marriage. The father after weighing
the matter Carcfully-for a refusal is liza :
BILE to provoke long and disastrous feud
names price which he thinks consist
cnt with the charms and general useful
ness of his daughter. Then cnsueS :,
scene of I'll" Shrcwdcst bargaining
The wishes or inclnati of the woman
are never consulted. but the bargaining
goes on for days. and even weeks. until
Il final settlement has been arrived at.
The preliminary bartcriug having been
conducted on the day appointed for the
wedding the woman is placed either i'll the
upper limbs of a tree while her male rca-
| tives remain on the lower branches.
armed with thorn-sticks-or in the back
| part of her fathers hut. while the rela-
ives guard Inc entrance in similar
| manner. The sutton rides up on his horse
arrayed in wedding fnery and an
nounces his intention OF seizing his
bride. In fact this is love-making of the
most strenuous kind requiring arIor and
| courage of the most ardent sort on the
part of the sutton for in order 10 reach
| his bride he Is compelled to run the
| gauntlet of the male relatives. who bea
| him numerically. If he is able to elude
| his opponents and braves their chastise-
| ment. on touching the foot of the cir
| he is welcomed into the family and com
/ plimented on the ardor of his passion
| Should he fail. he finds himself in the
awkward piedicament of being both wife
| less and out of the presents he has mad,
during the preliminary negotiations.
| Although parent may have sold
| woman 10 one man. 1T does not proven
his rediSpoSing of her to any sutton VIII,
may come after. and who is looked upol
as legitimate n husband as he first one
All the husbands contribute To tn, wife
lsupport.-W. Z. Jameson Reid in Angus
iOuting.
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Today is the Day.

What makes YOU think that you are
going to do wonderful things tomorrow
when today seems SO commonplace, sc
void of opportunity? Why does today
look 50 pro3y: tomorrow 50 poetic.
What reason have You to believe that
you ara going to be ideally happv and
harmonious. unselfish and helpful a,
some indefinite time in the future.
when today you are irritable ana self
lsh Hncharitable and unhappy How
is 1t that in some distant future YOU
expect to get 50 much time to write
good letters to your friends and to
those who are sick and discouraged
ana also to devote to self-improvement.
to broadening your mind. when you
can lind no time for these things to-
day?
What is there in tomorrow that can
work such magic of Improvement upon
today Why do you feel that you are
going to he so generous tomorrow when
YOU are so stinSy and narrow today?
Why think that YOU are, some time.
going to pick up the many things lying
about tho hOuSc-;ilnoSt useless to YOU
but which would be very valuable to
y
that you are gong to make up Il box
of cast-off clothing, books. pictures
and other things that you can spare
just as we'll as not and send them next
week or next month to those who will
he glad to get them? You have not done
it in the past. why delude yourself in
to thinking that you will do it in the
future?
Today is the day to say the kind
word that springs to your lips. to obey
the generous impulse that Stirs your
heart These people who haunt your
mind and whom you promise yourself
that you Will help some time, need
your help now. and you can give it
more readily now than at any other
time. Every tomorrow has. in addition
to its own cares and duties all those
which We're neglected in the past. While
its opportunities and possibilities are
no greater than were those OF yester-
day.
Do not be selfish, at least with the
things that YOU can spare. DO not
hoard them. thinking that YOU may
| want them later. You can make an in
iinitely greater investment, in your
own character. in satisfaction and hap
liness. by giving them away than by
keeping them i'll anticipation of some
uture contingency that will never
arise. You may not be as nagnani-
NOUS as YOU ought to he. You Ger
| tainly are not if you are GENEROUSLY
boarding things which you can afford
| to give away. Giving will soften your
heart and Opcp a little wider the door
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An Intelligent Bird.

\ species Of woodpecker inhabits Tho
dricst parts of Mexico. where during
the droughts it must die of starvatio!
unless it made Il store. To prevent this
IT selects tho hollow stem of a species o
aloe. the bore of which is just larG.
enough To hold nut. The woodpcckei
drills holes at Intervals in the stem an,
fills il from bottom to top with the
nuts. the separate holes being appar
entity made for convenience of aCces,
tC the column of nuts within.
The Intelligence which not only con.
StructS ii special storchouse. but teach
es the woodpecker to lay by only the
nuts. which will keep. and not the in
SectS, which would decay. is perhaps
the highest form Of bird reasoning
W hich has yet been observed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-07
THEODULE ALBERT
EDUCATION.

Inc committee on Education will give
pubilc hearing in room Al at the STATE
House. in Augusta,
THU RSDAY. MARCH O.
An A0; to amend Chapter - of the Pri-
waite and Special Laws of l.M; in relation
to the csta hlishment of Il Normal school
at Pressure Isle in Aroost"ok county.
An Act 10 repeal Chapter -; of the Pri-
vate and Special Laws of 1885,, and Chapter
~ of the Private and Special Laws OF
1888 dmendatory Of said Chapter 6.;. aIl-
thorizinS the town of Athens in the coun-
~ of Somerset to eXpend Il portion OF its
school money in Somerset academy.
An Act to amend Section ~ of Chapter
l. Of thc Revised Statutes relating to th4
compensation of experimenting school
committees.
On Resolve in favor of State Normal
schools.
On Resolve to provide for the compile
ton OF the residence Of the prime pal of
the Western State Normal school at Cor
ham.
On An Act to annul Section g. Chapter
Il. of the Revised Statutes. relating to
tuition of free High school scholars IN
EUGENE THOMAS Sec'y
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BANKS AND BANKING.

The Commute" on Banks and Banking
will give public hearing i'll its room at
the State House in Augusta.
'ESDAY. MARCH :. 1905. at O'Clock
Z. Nj.
An Act to Incorporate the Orono Trust
Company. Drono. Maine.
An Act to incorporate the Old Town
Trust Company. Old Town. Maine.
An Act to incorporate the Dexter TruSt
Company. Dexter. Maine.
An AG, to incorporate tho nltcl States
Trust Company Portland. Maine.
An Act 10 extend tho charter of the Ty-
ler-Fpgg Trust Company. Bangor, Maine.
An Act to extend the charter of III"
Hallowcll Trust Company. Hallowell.
Maine.
An Act to extend the charter Of the Pep
percll Trust Company. Biddriord. Maine,
and to locate branch at Saco. Maine.
An Act to extend and amend the chareT
of the Fatten Trust Co. Pattcn. Maine.
REINSTATEMENT
TUESDAY. MARCH :. 1893. at O'Clock
P NJ.
An Act to incorporate the SearSpOrt
Trust Co, Scarsport Maine"
J. CALVIN KNAPP. Sec'y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-07

The Committee on Ways and BRIDGES
VII give q public hearing in its room. 10
!. State House. Augusta. '' Nv
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, at o'clocl,
., On On Petition of Chas. F. silsby and y
WITS ASKING tof an appropriation for
~. On Resolve i'll favor of the town of
On Resolve making appropriation for
of Washington. Nouilly
on an Act 40 provide for the improve-
mert of the public highways. Wv e
IN an Act to apportion the expenses Of
bridges between towns vi
G. A. GOODWIN, Sec'v
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NO lS3 An Act to establish a commits
SION 10 render a true and actual valua-
tlon on lands in places not Incorporated
1or purposes of taxation.
NO l44. An Act to regulate the use of
county.
No. 100. An Act to authorize the Port
ilnd Savings Bank to invest Ill real es-
tate.
No. 19l. An Act to provide for the bet
ter collection of collateral inheritance
taxes.
Light and Heat Company
No. 19}. An Act to amend Chapter ia
OF the Revised Statutes relating to the
relief of poor debtors
No. 19i. An Act to amend Section 13 of
Chapter 10 of the Revised Statutes. relat
ing to the collection of taxes
PERCIVAL P. BAXTER Sec,v
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LEGAL AFFAIRS.

The Committee on Legal AFFAIRS VIII
give a public hearing in its room d. inc
state House in Augusta.
TUESDAY. MARCH I. 1905. 80
No. 1N An Act to amend Section OF
ChaIter 1874 of the laws of lsso. rtra' H.
70 the Castine Water Compah! III 'ie
county of Hancock
No. 1S5 An Act in relation to senre n nee,
IN IN municipal and police courts ana ps '''a'
No. lSs An Ac, to amend Section OF
chapter 20 of the Revised Statues III re-
snect TO innholders and victuaiers. : -
No Isl. An Act to amend set ,o +, . "a "a
napier Il Of the Revised S'a .ni.T r,n,ns
No 1ss. An Act ito to amend Section ? 6, Q
Ehapter III of the Revised S aasnseS ~; ~ sh
!a s!in to the fees Of trial Js.es '
U,al Of an issue In criminal eaSeS'
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RAILROADS AND EXPRESSES.

The Committee on Railroads and Ex-
presses will give a public hearing in its
room, number 1f, at the State House In
WEDNESDAY, MARCH s. 1905.
NO - An Act to extend the charter of
the Ninterport. Frankfort and Prospect
No 49, An Act to extend the charter of
me camden and Liberty Railway
40; ~. An Act to establish the Lubec
and Ma chias Railway COMPANY.
No. 50. An Act to extend the char.nr of
the Maine and New HamnShire Railroad.
8. T. KIMBALL, Sec'y.
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Doinq Things GraciousIy.

| He was a busy men and had enoug
| to do without dealing with book
| agents. but lie said that he lost les
| time in meeting the PEOPLE who cam
| to see him THAI he would lose wonder
| ing whether he mad tIrncu away SOM
| one whom he ought to ste: and so i
vas not difficult to get irtC his office
| some persons h"posel upon him, bu
| most persons respected him enough L
make their Grand short. Moreover
| he could be frm WHOM necessary: an
| he got quite as much work finished II
a day as did some other men VIII
frettcd more over interrul tons. IT ;:
a part Of my religion" said he. ITO IT!
to help when l can. | can't help every
one. but what l do I want to do gra-
ciously"
One day an odd-looking little woman
came into his office. He WAS relieved
when he learned that the little book she
offered him cost only seventytiv.l
cents.
1T is your own book" he asked. as
he glanced at TIE tltle-page.
Yes. sir" shes said
Il will take a copy" said he. Twill
you honor me with YOUR autograph on
the fly-leaf?'
She was very glad to do so. ana
accepted the pay with thanks.
She rose to go but the purchaser had
become Interested in her. and he asked
question or two which prolonged the
conversation. ana made it easy for her
To- tell her story.
1T is so pleasant" said she "to
have some one show Ete rest. | do this
to support myself. and to help my son
through college. FL" knows that l earn
the money by literary wol k.-but he
docs not know :hat | sell my own book
in this way. Ii does no. sell through
the stores. and-I would Just little
rather he should not kno that | hav"
to canvass. II" is doing al. he can to
help himself along. I'm afraid he
would not wish me u send him money
if he knew that | han to sell the book
III this way. Hu, he IS such a good boy.
and will make such a good man. I'm
glad to do it. I;ut it is {, little hard
sometimes. l oon't mind it that peo-
pie do net huy. il * hard t. have them
refuse rudcly. don't know but it is
harder to ha>-r them buy and do it IN
gracinusly. But | bear it for my boys
sake"
The it'll" book showed native ability
but little knnWledGr of what would
make Il book succeed. 1t was no Won
der that it dill not sell Wei. And TIL
purchaser did not wondcr. as he looked
1t it. that people refused ii abruptly.
Or bought it with ilI-concealed reluc-
lance. The poorly printed page glUwed
with a new beauty when ht thought of
the mother working for the son: and
the uninVting cover attained new
dignity in the light Of her sacrifice.
a week later IL business acquaintance
hailed him at luncheon.
Il have heard good things of you
from n mutual 'ricnd" S;.iu he, laugh
ing. "A literary woman who called.
selling books. DO you remember her?
She called at our house, and my wifi"
kept her TO sul'2cr. My wife is always
the kindest thing that had happened to
her lately except what you did. She
said you bought her Look. but that You
said some things that had done her
tears i'll her eyes. What did you say to
herr"
Nothing that | remember. But |
find that it >'OS,s no more when one IS
doirg a little thing Ike that to do it
graciously and heartily"
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INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME

The Committee on Inland Fisheries and
lame VIII give public hearing in lis
room ,,I az at the State House in Augusta,
ILESDAf. MARCH z. at T. NJ
On An Act to extend the close time on
carlnou, and to amend Chapter - of the
REVISED Statutes relating to inland fish
~ fS!'Af. MARCH o. ut p NJ.
On petition OF George RI Sw:,sar md N
others o. York County. tor LEGISLATION
ltptliplting the throwing OF saw,iust and
ONT !i refuse into Little Ossipee river
ieign, Etwtield. WATERFORD, Limerick and
c. c. KINSMAN. Sec'y.
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INTERIOR WATERS.

The Committee on Interior Waters will
give public hearing in its rooms. No 3
State House. Augusta,
TUESDAY, MARCH I, at O'Clock il
the afternoon.
On an Act to improve the channel o
Crooked river.
on an Act ITO extend the charter of the
Fish River Improvement COMPANY.
V. A. PUTNAM. Sec'V.
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SHIPS CHRONOMETER
Responsible for the Wreck of tn !,
Stearer Skidby.

Halifax. n. s.. March Cit developed
today, that the loss of the steamer Skid
by, Jan. 81, on Sable island WAS due ia
an error in the ships chronometer. Capt
Pearson of the Skidby, stated that bcfor,
the vessel struck he obtained WHIT h.
considered a true observation VIII rh h
thought would enable him to So the
island at il distance of 81 mile to tn.
southwark. inste;,d of taking this cours,
island.
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MERCANTILE AFFAIRS AND IN.
STRANGE

The Committee on Mercantile Affairs
and Insurance will give public hearings at
Room 13I. State House.
TUESDAY. MARCH {. 1903. at +. NJ.
on the following bills
AN Act to amend Section o. Of Chapter
- of tho Revised Statutes. relating to no
tice of injury to Casualty insurance Com
panieS.
AN Act additional to CHAPTER - of the
Revised Statutes. relating to insurance.
Providing for the admission OF Foreign
F'rlternal beneficiary Associations not
operating upon the lodge system.
c. T.. MILLlKEN. Secy.
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.

The Committee on Indian Affairs will
give Il public hearing in room il. State
House. Augusta.
THURSDAY, MARCH Q. AT . o clock in
the afternoon.
On An Act additional to Chapter Il Of
the Revised Statutes. relating to the Pc
nobscot tribe of Indians.
F. H. MILLER. Sec'v
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AGRICULTURE.

The Committee on Agriculture will give
:, public hearing in its room at the State
House in Augusta.
TUESDAY. MARCH :. 1905. att NJ.
I. On Il Resolve to amend Charter 1914
Of Pcsnlves of 1893. relating to industrial
exhibits,
> On An Act relating to the STIPEND
for the Eastern Maine fair.
c. o. PCRINTON. Sec'y.
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TEMPE

The Committee on Temperance will give
a public hearing in Representative hall a
the State House in Augusta
WEDNESDAY. MARCH $. 1T ; O'Clock.
on An Act to provide for the pr"n"r Ia
hcling of proprietary medicines contain
ing alcohol and narcotic drugs
NJ r. O'BRlEN. Scc'y
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ARooSTOok COUNTY DELEGA.
TON

There will be a hearing before the
Aroostook Delegation upon the following
bills viz:
MARCH Z at P NJ
On An Act to establish the Caribou mu-
nicpal court. $3.50
An Act to empower the county of
ArooNtook to purchase and ACQUIRE title
to lands adapted to agricultural purposes
in said county.
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1QWNS.

The COMMITTEES on Towns will give Il
public hearing in its room at the STATE
House in Augusta.
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH s. 1907, at 80
t. NJ
on an Act to separate Sheridan Plinta :
ton. 50 raIled. from the town of Ashland
nj the County of ArooStook.
ARTHUR 4. SHAW, Sec'y.
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CLAIMS.

n,,,T IoInmlttee on Claims will give n
i" i nearing IN its room at the Statn
House in Augusta, " VIC S'at@
" I ~ EVENING, MARCH =
ON Resolve in favor of the t,w, of
New Gloucester liz 'o"h Oh
Fl. H. HASTINGS S.o.v
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LABOR,

nuhi,c iommlttee on Labor will give a
Hm,so i heh,rinS IN its room, at the State
o.c, aaLLRSsDAY. MARCH s. 1865. at 4
Cb Mo; .. On q an Act to amend section 20 OF
tive to thy ~ o oi me Revised Statutes, rela-
Nv " the employment of minors.
~ REASSIGNMENT
no. .. On AN Act to abolish the Office of
inspector r OF Factories, WORKSHOPS. Mines
HERBERT H. ALLAN. Sec.v
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RAILROADS AND EXPRESSES

The Committee on Railroads and Ex-
presses will give hearings in its loom a |
the State House on Wednesday of each
week, at two O'Clock in the afternoon
S. T. kIMBALL. Secretary
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TAXATION,

The Committee on Taxation will give
public hearings in the State Assessors
office at the State House in Augusta. on
Thursday of each week. at > o'clock in
the afternoon, until further notice.
A. +. IRVING Sec'y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-07

Tie size of the Atlantic waves has
been carefully measured for The WASH
ington photographic Bureau. H.
height the waves usually average
about 80 feet but in rough weather
they attain from 30 to As feet.
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THE NEW AGREEMENT
Between Granite Cutters and Employ
ers IN Quircy.

Quincy. Mass, March s.-The conference
committees Of the Granite Manufact,,r.
ers. Association and the Cutters Union
- s.ill at work on the new acreemn,t
An agreement in the interest OF the too,
81, ,rneners is also being framed .rbe
o,,ttars who have been on stril. sirc,
,,rch | will reform to work, if i nv.
nactad rs soon a. these agreements h,.r.
| been signed.
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STATE LANDS AND STATE RoAnS

There will be a hearing ON An Act to
promote the settlement OF wild lands
adapted to agricultural purposcs'' .,nd
An Act to amend Section 100 and lo3 nf
!htptcr % of the Revised Statutes rcl,t-
ll& I" StHt" roads in the Land Agent &
of:ice, "Wednesday, March eth, at p NJ.
j. A. LALlBERrE, Sec'y
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APPROPRIATIONS AND FINANCIAL
AFFAIRS,

The Committee on Appropriations and
Financial Affairs will meet in Room 10
state House. on Wednesday of each week
at 49, o'clock in the afternoon. until fur
Their notice.
FRANK II. UPPER. Sec'y.
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FEDERAL RELATIONS

ne Committee on Federal Enl,tinr,
VIII slHc Il public hearing in its room. M
Il, - ne State house in August,
L. NJ. O. i"'' at
An Act to provide for the represe ,t,tio,
" O. ,1c st: SuItI Of Maine at the Lewis anr
milking an appropriation therefor anu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-07

The Committee of Safe Lands and
State Roads will give public hearings in
the land agents office at the State House
in Augusta. every Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock.
j. A. LALIBERTE. Sec'y.
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INSANE HOSPITAL.

Insane Hospital Committee met and or
ganizcd Jan. II. 1906 Thursday of each
week at , p. NJ. was assigned as time for
regular hearings.
c. c. MORRISON. Com.
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ARTHUR A. SHAW, Sec'y.
LABOR,

The Committee on Labor will meet at
?. NJ. Thursday. of each week, until fur
Their notice
HERBERT H. ALLAN Sec'y.
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A SANDER.

The LADY, gave YOU a piece Of pie
last week. ana you've been sending
your friends here ever since.
The Tramp-Youre mistaken, lady.
Them was my enemies.-Judge.
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Committee NOTICES.
JUDICIARY.

The Committee on Judiciary will give
hearings il. its rooms at the State House
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday OF
Zach week, at o'clock p. NJ
FREDERICK HALE. Sec'y.
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TEMPE RANCE.

The Committee on Temperance will give
public hearings in its room. No H. at the
STATE House in Augusta. on Wednesday
afternoon of each week at : O'Clock
MICHAEL Z. O'BRIEN. Sec'y.
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LEGAL AFFAIRS.

The Committee on Legal Affairs will
give hearings in its room at the State
House on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of each week, at = o'clock P. NJ
PERCIVAL p. BAXTER, Sec'y.
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Economical.

''EoeSn't it cost YOU Il good deal to
run this yacht, old man.
yes, but my wife can't spend a cent
when she's here
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SIONS,

TIL" Committee on Pensions will give
public hearings in tho office of the STATE
Pension Agent. Room No - State House.
on tuesday afternoons of each week at
o'clock.
c. f. BLISS, Secy.
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INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME.

The Committee on Inland Fisheries and
Game will meet in Room So Stale House
on Thursday of each week. at O'Clock in
the afternoon. until further notice.
&. &. kINSMAN, Sec'y.
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INTERIOR WATERS,

The Committee on Interior Waters will
meet in Room g. State House, on Tuesda,
ri Zach week, at o'clock in the after
noon, until further notice.
Per order,
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AVS AND BRIDGES

The Committee on Ways and Bridges
will meet in Room g. State House, or
Wednesday of each week at O'Clock il
the afternoon. until further notice
GEORGE A. GOODWIN, Sec'y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-07

In Germany policemen on duty can
stop children in the street in school
hours and ask them why they are not
at school. 1t is suggested in England
that that be made the law there.
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MANUFACTURES.

The Committee on Manufactures will
give public hearings at the State House
IN Augusta on Wednesdays of each week
at lilo A. M, until further notice
c. S. COBB, Sec'y.