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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-04
IN THE SENATE.
Last Day Of the Session Of the SGT!
Congress.

Washington, Marcia 9Th, Senate
irlfad itself. today, far less pressed than
usual on the last day Of It session of Cor
SrcSS. All the tppl opriHton bills nav
ing been pissed the session was SINcl
up largely to general legislation. and
when necessary. to conference reports on
Apr priutiun bills.
During til" day. final rcpurtS were. PFC
scented on the naval. til" post o.IiC". the
Indian and the SundrN civil! bills. leaving
only the river and htrnor and the general
dricIcrCv Lii to be couslu, req IL their
nnal stages.
During the day. the pure food bill was
definitely Displaced ard a sharp c"loquy
over the Incident occurred between
Mtssrs McCumbcr and 10 isc.
The joint resolution continued in fore =
the present law applicable To the Pan
ANA canal zone was unanimously adopt
ed but had expressed Themselves III frank
language concerning the attitude of tn"
EOrSe. to which they attributed the fail
Grc OF the conference. on the bill
Th" bill authorizing the appointment as
naval officers OF thrc. yo;;u., men dismiss
I'd from the naval at tdcny il 1905 iov
hdzlnE WIS debated at some length
TIE Senate. at p. NJ, took !, recess
until So F. Nj.
Attcr the recess. NJ Hale presented tn.
first conference report on the general de-
iicency bill
In response TO an inquiry from Mr.. Cor
ham MIR. Hale said the conferacs had
failed to reach an agreement on tn.
pay mileage TO senators and members for
the second session OF the present Con
XII. -. III. said the Senat.S position tC
the effect that there was really 10 NOR.
interim between the extra or first session
and the first regular session, designated
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THEODULE ALBERT,
EDUCATION.

The Committee on Education will give
a public hearing in room Al at the STATE
House. in Augusta,
THURSDAY. MARCH q
An 40: to amend Chapter - of the Pri-
vat" and Special Laws Of lHH in rela zion
to the establishment of Il Normal school
at Pressure Isle in Aroostook county
An Act to repeal Chapter 81; of the Pri-
waite and Special Laws OF 1885,; and Chapter
IL of the Private and Special Laws of
1873 amendatory Of said Chapter IS, au-
thoriZinS the town of Athens in the coun-
~ OF Somerset to eXpend 4 portion of its
school money in Somerset Academy
An Act to amend Section ,: of Chapter
l. Of the Revised Statutes "elating to the
compensation of experimenting school
committees.
On Resolve in favor of State Normal
schools.
On Resolve to provide for the compile
ton ri the residence of the PRINCIPAL of
the Western State Normal school at Cor
ham.
On An Act to annul Section 81 Chapter
l., of the Revised Statutes. relating to
tuition of free High school scholars in
academies.
EUGENE, THOMAS Sec'y
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18th CONGRESS.
Last Day Of the Session
Of Passing Interest.
The House Disposes Of the
Conference Reports.
River and Harbor Bill the Only Sub
Get for Debate.

Washington March 3.-Thc last DAYS
session of the House hcrCre the final
adjournment of the JStE Congress at
noon. tomorrow found that body al
most through Nth its work of dispos-
ing of conference reports on the great
supply measures OF the government
ana a few measures of more or less
public Importance. From the moment
The doors We're opened until late in the
night the galleries were packed while
outside III the Corridors were thousands
anxious to gain entrance to the cham
Der.
y feature of the proceedings was the
general desire Of the members to alb
stain from obstructive tactics and per-
NIT the disposition of business Speak
Ct Cannon wieiIed the gavcl over the
entire session and maintained the best
Of order
The only subject which gave rise to
any considerable debate A;iS the coI-
ference report on the river and harbOr
bill, in the course Of which SiblCy of
Pennsylvania attacked Chairman Bur
ton for Icing prejudiced AGAINST free
conference on thc question: of state aid
in the Improvement of the Delaware
river. below Philadelphia. Mcssrs.
Adams, and Morreil. his colleagues.
Pennsylvania. Joined in the attack, the
latter declaring that un.css the House
receded from its position. the two SEN
atots WoulG talk the bill 10 death. Mr..
Morton viz oruusly defended his atti-
tude and said that if Che Pennsylvania
delegation Wished to take the respon-
sibiiry of defeating the bill, they could
90 50. by an ONcrM hclniing vote. the
House refused to aSrc" to u motion by
Siblcy 70 concud i'll the Senate amend
Eicnt .ini the bill was sent back to con-
terence.
\ bill vas passed authorizing the sec
Rotary Of war 80 convey tie Kcnncboc
| Irsena! property, Augusta, Maine. to
he sat" Of Maine.
The general uciit icn'y bill was sent
to conference.
~ 30: +. N. the House took a re-
C"ss until O'Clock.
Upon RECOMMENDING. IIclncnWay pre-
S.nt'i the con 1cncc report on the
snntiiy evil appropriation bill and it
vas agreed t. Win but little discus
sion. The aC,inn finally raised the bill.
Both HOUSES 81 Congress finished all
| IL" cssdrA Work, tonight. before mi.I-
| ni"nt and took Il recess until IL \. NJ.
tomorrow.
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Committee HEARINGS.
DiCiARY.

Tho Committee on Judiciary will give
PHhilc hearing i'll its room at the State
House in Augusta
Tuesday. MARCH = 1893 at O'Clock
i. NJ
No. - ON an Act TO amend Section :.
ct chapter d of the Revised Statutes re-
iatlnG Ia proceedings for divorce. making
ihrurahe insanity cause for divorce.
No. IN. ON an Act amenditory OF and
additional To Section Is of Chapter - o.
the Revised Statutes relating to improved
conditions Of the highways and facilities
for public travel.
No ~. On an Act regulating the NOV
inE OF families within the State.
No 23N. ON an Act to prevent the I'M
lawful diversion Of electricity.
No ~. On an Act to change the title
ni TIL" Wilton Electric Light and Power
Company.
Ne" 2i3. On an Act authorizing the
Mort beast Harbor Water Company to is
su" bonds
No 20. ON an Act to amend Chapter l.
81 the Revised Statutes. relttin. to the
education Of youth.
:, V" 2M. ON petition of Wadsworth and
N"od.llan for authority to take water
from Lake Maranocook FOR the operation
~ proposed oil cloth factory.
NO III. On an Act to prevent the fraud
hl''nt issue and use of transfer tickets on
public conNcyanccS
M. eii On An Act in relation to in
san" PERSONS in the State prison and in
county iails. and additional to Chapter
4oH Of the Revised Statutes.
FREDERISK HALE. Sec'y.
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BANKS AND BANKING.

The Committee on Ranks and Banking
will give public hearing in its room at
the State House in Augusta.
TUESDAY, MARCH :, 1905, at O'Clock
Z. NJ.
An Act to Incorporate the OronO Trust
Company. OrOnO. Maine
An Act to incorporate the Old Town
Trust Company. Old Town. Maine.
An Act to incorporate the Dexter Trust
Company. Dexter Maine.
An Act to Incorporate the United States
Trust Company. Portland. Maine:
An Act to extend the charter OF the Ty-
lcr-FoGG Trust Company Eangor. Maine
An Act to extend the charter Of tho
Hallowcll Trust Company. Iallowell,
Maine.
An Act to extend the charter Of the Pep
pcrcll Trust Company. Eiddeforh. Maine.
and to locate branch at Saco. Maine.
An Act to extend and amend tn" char
of the Fatten Trust Co. Pattcn, Maine.
REINSTATEMENT
'ESDAY. MARCH !. 1905. at O'Clock
+. NJ
An Act to incorporate the Searsport
Trust Co, Scarsport Maine
]. CALVIN KNAPP, Sec'y.
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sion to render a true and actual valua
tion on lands in places not Incorporated
Tor purposes of taxation.
NO IA. An Act to regulate the use of
county.
No. 1870. An Act to authorize the Port
land Savings Bank to invest i'll real eS-
tate.
No. 191. An Act to provide for the bet
ter collection of collateral inheritance
taxes.
No. 1872. An Act relating to the York
Light and Heat Company.
No. 49, An Act to amend Chapter ia
of the Revised Statutes relating to the
relief of poor debtors.
No. 1874. An Act to amend Section 80 of
CHARTER 10 of the Revised Statutes, rellt-
ing to the collection of taxes
PERCIVAL P. BAXTER, Sec'y.
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LEGAL AFFAIRS.

The Committee on Legal Affairs will
give public hearing in its room at the
state House in Augusta.
Tuesday. MARCH Z. 1905.
- No. lA. An Act TO amend Section ; Of
oharter ISL of the laws OF 1899. relating
Ia tho Castine Water Company in the
county of Hancock.
No. Isl. An Act in relation to sentences
m municipal and police courts and by trial
No. lS6. An Act to amend Section of
thapter 20 of the Revised Statutes in re-
spect to innholders and victualers.
mo, 49,. An Act to amend Section OF
Ihapter Fl OF the Revised Statutes in re-
40. 1SS. An Act to amend Section OF
Shapter liz of the Revised Statutes in re-
!ation to the fees of trial justices in the
triaI OF an issue in criminal eases.
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New Nul'k. March "a number al Incl
dents. today. :" rNrd to upset Sp cu.i,tIv.'
4i. iI,ncrt ON Tn Stuck Exchange .tnd II"
new apprehension over th,. rri.:jhi,itN q.
the many rcpultS regarding com! jnatI"n@
and mergers OF existing properties which
nave been mad" III" Gr"Und ion huying
stocks Ior Srmc time past. The market
N;,s weak from til" start. owing, IL WAS
sid. t. an unexpected volume ~ selling
lur fcreisn accounts. Tie uniavor ibl"
reg; r. eaidIr: the Russian position ut
Inc seat of war I'D SOM" SuGst >,iYc ru-
NOR: oi Il possible internal disturbance. in
IN. empire to take form on Sunday. WFr.'
supposed to account ior til" Tor lcn weak
ness whIch "IS much pronounced III Tie
pu..ittcS and New York Central I'll
market showed good rccurcratlvc force
from lin" nrSt d"CliIlc. bat sentiment wiz.
AGAIN unsettled Ey the unostcHtutiods .,p-
p,araro, on r." tar" of Il quotation in.-
single lGe-shdTr lot of SioSS- sheffield
steel selling at 81 \ second sdI" OF tn.
sI,,c am, unit 1t tie same pricr followed
THIS is one Of the properties which has
lnc, reported as practically insured tor
M the Southern iron mcr-
r,r md reUortS nave had Practically Off
ei,I sanction that the Organizers of IN"
con, bination were to pay - for MI OF th,,
outstanding common stock. Many tLous-
mi shares OF the stock we're sold nj
nr;ces which never touched til. alleged
t,oI1rc agreed upon for absorption but
which did reach lis momcntarily The
stock scld. Yesterday. at los. The fact
,hat 100 shares should be offered down
continuously tor - points without finding
:, single buyer. naturally had II disturbing.
nfi..ct, Rates for ;imr loans wer.. marked
ND agai,. today, The Southern group of
,.,;lr7ads led by Atlantic Coast Line. the
Southwestern group AND Ere second prr-
rcrr.d. with number OF epccial:its. not
ahIv Smeltins. comprised the list of
strong features. Atlantic Coast line es
oncinIlv rersistins to the last ut near the
,p,;ai, 10, Il of the dav.
II Rfonds were steady. Total sales EAR
I-niied States bonds were all unchanged
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MORNING SENTINEL
Entertains Newspaper Men Of Maine
In Observance of Its Anniversary.

Naterville. Me. Mar 3.-Thc news
paper men of Maine were entertained.
tonight 10y the publishers of the Water
vile Morning Sentinel in observance of
the first anniversary of that paper.
About 10 were present TO participate in
the event. y banquet was served in Il
nall III the new block recently occupied
by the Sentinel.
Among the after dinner speakers
were Col. Frederick w. Plaisted of Au-
gusta. Mayor Cyrus w. Davis and
Charles +. Johnson of Wateryi!le. Col.
Elliot G. Dill, and W. c. Jcfferds of
Portland and Major Holman +. Day
Of Auburn.
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Chicago Produce Market.

enc tTO, March =.
Trade WAS brought almost to ii nal
here, today, in all grains and provisions
'fh. chcl reason seemingly WIS II rcror
dat the attempted squeeze III wheat fCl
May delivery had never in reality bccl
abandoned. With the exception of Ma
wheat, which is up i4Mfs cent. CLOSING
prices are practically identical Hith yes.
tcrdayS final quotations.
The leading future closed rs follows:
WHi:hT-No May. H.; july, J>fs
Sept, sos.
(OKN-No. : March, "a; May. 49,
July, AS; Sept, is:s.
OATS-No. :: March. 3ls; May, 3l3s
July, is; Sept. 29,s.
MESS PORK May. I'D; July. 1..6,l:.
LARD--May. 6.?i = July. 40.
SHORT ElI;S-AlaH. SO: July. go.
Cash quotations were us tollo"s:
FLDCR-l;asy.
WHFAT-Nc. spring. 1iOmllj..; No. 3
ia1M 10; No. > rcd. 1l41suilI
CtRN-NO. :, IA; No. yellow. 10.
OATS-No. ;. 3lts: No. white. -! Z. 81
No. : white. u = n3.4
RYi;-No = IS
EARLFY-GoOd feeding. :;>fi@
MALT <.G-i';tr to choice, I3fir
iTLAN SEEDING. ]. l26t; No. north
western. rs.
MESS PGRK-12 iou12iJ
I.ARD-GSCtiGac,.
SIlOI<T RILS. SlDEs-L.oosr G.6-G.T.
SHORT CLEAR slDEs-Boxcd. 90,
- OVER IN
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officially rs the second session. thln there
Is between one day and the one following
II. and therefore no recess. had been full
~ explained to the House conlerees. but
they had rot yielded Mr.. German eN-
Pressed The hope that the Senate would
not ricld its position for a ;norr,t. He
added the opinion that il the provision
should become 4 law. it would create I
national scandal.
Mir. Plat tCt0 expressed confidence
that the House would instruct its CON
i.rees to yield the point in Il second con-
ference. He therefore suggested that the
Senate decide To insist upon its amend
fl.'nt and ask fer another conference.
Tie report Us lar rs il went WAS agreed
10 and the Senate decided to ask for an
Othcr conference.
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston, March 8.
LOI'E-FirHl. urchanScd spring p.l-
tents. mill shipments. h.Innc.11.
CCRN-Firm: No. :: yellow. ,"i...f51.
OATS-Quict but steady: No. clipped
white. 3on3T..
MILL FEED-Stcrdy.
BKAN-Spring. l?...Wl 49,.
MINED FEED-21 .00fr 800.
COTTON SEED MEAI4-1h.0O
PORK-Cnchingci medium. l..
I.ARD-Iii2hcr; 81.
EFEF-I.asicr ana weak; choice whole
cattle. 1l2MS.
LAMBS-Wtak ana lower; spring l;tmLS
9ibM 10.
Nf;ALS-Firm: lOi1I.
BI'TTER-firm; northern. 20 ..ii..
tfif;ESE--Firn and unchanged: York
state. 13i1M1l.
.,GGS-Wcak: fancy, 3in;.,; eastern. -
F35.
APPLIES Steady: Ealdwins. l.2:I,n 49,.
PDTATOf:S-Qui"t but steady. Honlion
IlchronS. ion T.: Green Mountains i.fi s.;
Dlkota Reds. ::Ji;:.>; Jersey sweets. 30u
LOO: Nincland sweets. 4.Wmi..0.
SUGARS Steady un basis OF 80 70"
.-r;IllIl;Itctl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-04

The Committee on Interior Waters will
give IL public hearing i'll its rooms No 3.
State House. Augusta.
TUESDAY,. MARCH I, at O'Clock i'm
the afternoon.
ON an Act to improve the channel of
Crooked river.
On an Act ITO extend the charter of the
Fish River Improvement COMPANY.
V. A. PUTNAM, Scc'v
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Inc Committee on Ways and Rridees
WI give public hearing in its room RI
3. State House. Augusta -ooi'' NO
WEDNESDAY. MARCH, 8. at O'clock
On Petition Of Chas. F. silsbv and -
DINERS n asking for. an appropriation for
e On Resolve in favor of the TOWN y,
Prescott 'o"h OF
on Resolve making approximation fo,
repatrs OF bridge at Barring in the County
On an Act 70 provide for the improva.
ment of the public highways. - {
IN an Act to appoltion the EXPENSES NJ
bridges between towns ''7ea ..
COnDyurN,
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INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME.

The Committee on Inland Fisheries and
Game will give a public hearing in its
room at the State House in Augusta,
On An Act to extend the close time on
caribou; and to amend Chapter q Of the
Revised Statutes relating to inland fish
cries and game.
THURSDAY. MARCH O. at p NJ
On petition of George. III Su-as,y and 10
others o. York County. Tor LEGISLATION
Prohibiting the throwing of s:.wdlst and
DINER reius. into Little OSsipee river
leigh, Newfield. WATERFORD. Lin. rick and
c. c. KINSMAN, Sec'y.
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INDIAN AFFAIRS,

Tie Committoe on Indian AffairS will
Give n nuhlic hearing i'm room il. State
Ho''So Au~,IStn.
TT-TSDaY MARCH O. at :: o'clock in
~. 'ifternnoI.
Or An h"t ".'ditin:aI to Ch,ntrr - Of
tn" Revised S. t'rtoS. relating to the Pc
nolScot tribe of Trdinns
F. IT. MILLER. Sec'y.
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MERCANTILE AFFAIRS AND IN
STRANGE

Tho COMMITTEES on Mercantile Affairs
and Insurance will give public hearings at
Eoo'1, 121. state House.
TI-ESDtY. MARCH :. 1905, at > p NJ.
or the following bills
AN Act to amerd Section ~ Of Chapter
70 of the Revised St"tutcS. relating t. 10
tice Of in Jury to Casualty Insurance Com
panicS.
AN Not additional to Chapter q of tho
Devised St,tutcs. relating to insurance.
Providing for tn" admission Of FOREIGN
Fr rt"rrrl Eorcf'ciarv Associations not
operating upon the lodge system.
c. T.. MILI.IkEN. Sec'y.
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RAILROADS AND EXPRESSES.

The Committee on Railroads and Elk
presses will give public hearing in it's
room. number 40. at the State House in
WEDNESDAY, MARCH s. 1906
NO -. An Act to extend the charter of
me Winterport, Frankfort and Prospect
Railway.
No. IS. An Act to extend the charter of
the camden and Liberty Railway
NO; q. An Act to establish the Lubec
ann Machlas Railway Company.
the Maine and New Hampshire Railroad
S. T. KIMBALL, Sec'y.
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There is need in North Carolina Of
more folks. This site has popula-
ton of only 3? people to the square
mile. and tie average value of its land
is only S, an acre. Ohio has pnpu!a-
lion If 102 to tie square mile and the
average value of It's land is $34 an acre.
Indiana has d population of 30 to the
square mile and the average value of
its land is over $50 an acre.
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WAYS AND BRIDGES

L. W. NASH, Sec'v.
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HOUSE BURNED.
House Of G. L. Edwards In Portland
Destroyed by Fire.

Portland. Ne. March 3-'rhc residence
u George !. Edwards, Il real estate deal
or. was totally destroyed by fire. early
Friday, the total loss on the building
and contents WAS estimated ut so. 600
with Il Partial Insurance.. Mr. and Mrs
Edwards and others in the house barely
escaped quickly did the Ii;,.ncs spread
Their r'S!denc" on the same site was
burned TO the ground i've years ago.
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BOUND OVER.
Nicholas Apa Held On Charge Of AS
sault at Runaford Falls.

Kumford Falls, Me. March /! In th,,
municipal court here. this afternoon
Nicl!olrs Apa WAS :trrtiGncd ON a charge.
of assault with intent to kill upon Fred
Mnssc. Thursday evening, Feb. - Api
pleaded not guilty. but rrobtb.. cause
was found and he WAS bound over to the
March term of court ut South Paris un-
der 500 l.O.uIs.
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COMMITS SUICIDE.
Henry Gregory of Rockland Despond.
ert Over II! Health,

Eocliland. Ne, Mar. 3.-Henry L.
Gregory. aged 20. we'll known resident
If this city and at ono time landlord
Of the Lindncy House, committed su-
icide by shooting. today. Ill health is
ascribcd as the cause. Mr.. Gregory is
survived by Il widow and one step
daughter.
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AGRICULTURE.

III" Committee on Agriculture will Civ"
r''hli" hearing in its room at the State
Eo"S" ~, Augusta.
TUESDAY,. MARCH {. 1906. at 2P NJ
'. On Y RoSnlvo 10 arnend rhanfar 19i
Of preo'ves Of 1919. relating to industrial
exhibits
-. ON An Act re,atirp 10 the stircnl
for the Eastern Native fair
c. Q. PURINTOE. Sec'y.
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TOWNS.

The Committee on Towns will give 4
public hearing in its room at the Stat"
IIous" in Augusta
WEDNESDAY. MARCH s, 1907. at go
+ NJ
On an Act to separate Sheridan PIanta-
ton 50 called. from the town of Ashland
nj the County of hroostoo',.
ARTHUR \. SHAW. Scc'y.
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PETER JOHNSON
Meets Death While Shifting Cars at
Salmon Falls.

Saln'on Falls, n. H.. March Pc
ter Johnson of Portland. aged 80,
freight brakeman on the Boston a.
Maine railroad, was killed while shift
ing ears in the railroad yard here TO-
day. He fell between the cars and was
dragged Il long distance. his body being
mHdly nsangled. He leaves 4 wife and
four children
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FEDERAL RELATIONS

Inc Committee on Federal Ecl,,in,s
III SIHt pubic herring in its room. No
a, WI ;tt N State ltonse in Augusta, w.
+. NJ. C. 49, at =
AN Act to provide for the Representative,
OF ne state ot Maine at tie Levi. ~. .,ni
on,fk and jamestown Expositi,,ms an,;
making an appropriation therefor "''"
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AROOSTOOk COUNTY DELEGA-
TON

There will be a hearing before the
AcoostOok Delegation upon the following
bills. viz:
MARCH !. at p. NJ
on An Act to establish the Caribou mu-
nicipal court.
An Act to empower the county of
ArooStook to purchase and acquire tile
TO lands adapted to agricultural purposes
i'll said county.
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TEN RANCE.

Tho Committee on Temperate" will give
public hearing in Representative hall Al
;hc Sta:" l!uuS" in Augusta.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH s. 1T > o'clock
ON An Ac, to provide for the pro!'cr Ia
bclinc of proprietary medicines contain
ing alcohol and narcotic drugs.
NJ. r. O'BRIEN, Scc'y
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TAXATION.

The Committee on Taxation will give
public hearings in the State Assessors
niiic" at the State House in Augusta. on
Thursday of each week. at O'Clock in
the afternoon, until further notice
A. 10. IRNIN(I Secv
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CLAIMS.

n,i, ne Committee on Claims will give ,
t1 "niio incafinG in its room at The STAT
AZ MP 81 G! EsDAY EVENING, MARCH 8
On Hesolre in favor of the tow, or
II. ii. HASTINGS Sec.r
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LABOR.

n,,h ne committee on Labor will give =
H "mso inearlhg in its room, at the State
o.cla mEkRSSDAY. MARCH s. 1875. at 4
Co., no; .: On AN Act to amend section 20 or
tive TN thy ~ ol me Revised Statutes, rela-
wv W INC employment of minors
REASSIGNMENT.
no. J. On an Act to abolish the office IF
, ",p, o OF Factories. WORKSHOPS, Mines
HERBERT II. ALLAN. Sec.v
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. March ).
CATTLE-Rcccipts, 800; good to prim"
Stcrre. D. 10lif:n
INpGS-Ecc"ipte. 2lG00: mixed aud
butchers. 4IiHi5.05
SHEtp-Rcccpts $3.50: good to choice
WcthcrS, ..2JlfG0O.
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INTERIOR WATERS.

EUGENE THOMAS, Sec'y.
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RAILROADS AND EXPRESSES.

The Committee on Railroads and EN-
presses will give hearings in its room al
the State House on Wednesday of each
week, at two O'Clock in the afternoon.
S. Il. kIMBALL, Secretary.
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1t is very seldom that steamship Of
1000 TINS disappears. leaving not a
trace. in voyage that should have
taken Only five days. But that is the
case OF the IGun, which sailed from
Drammen, Norway, an November Il.
for Preston, England, with a load Of
wood pulp.