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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-04-27
THE * COMET

XYTATAUGA LODGE. No, 2l9, l, o, o. H.,
w meets on Monday evening of each week
Lodge room in Brabson Building, East Market
street. rear OF Post ONCE, Visiting brothers
cordially welcomed 1874
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-04-27
Voice Culture.

Mrs. I. N. Boring will open a class
in Voice Culture April LIST. For infor-
nation call at residence on Spring St.
107S-4t.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-04-27

It's the little colds that grow into big
colds; the big colds that end in con-
sumption and death. Watch the little
colds. DR.. Woods Norway PineSyrup.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-04-27

The ladies of the First Presbyterian
Church are arranging to give their an
nual strawberry festival in few days,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-04-27

FOR RENT - Uo-to-date cottage.
Bath room and electric lights. Near
in and good walks from center of city.
See GEO. Il. BURBAGE.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-04-27

FOR RENT Five room cottage on
Roam street. Electric lights, complete
bathroom and partly furnished. Good
walks all the way from center of city.
See GEO. d. BURBAGE.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-04-27
Barred Plymouth Rocks
The Best in The South

This is strong claim, but l can am
ply prove it by nv show record for the
last 10 years. My birds no. only get
the creamy prizes wherever shown, but
their record of
winning Observation-Disclosures
Rock Clubs Silver Cup years
in succession for bestCock, Hen
Cockerel aud Pullet has never
been approached by anySouth-
ern breeder.
Stock and eggs for sale at reasonable
prices at all times. All correspondence
cheerfully answered.
A. E. TATE, High Point, N. @,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-04-27
To the Business Men
OF JOHNSON CITY
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes.

Fire and Burglar Proof Safes.
From the Evening Dispatch, York.
Pa, February 20, 1905:
"The York Safe and Lock company
yesterday shipped car load of safes to
Salt Lake City, Utah, via the Pennsyl-
vania railroad"
J. 10 Test,
Agent for East Tennessee, headquar-
tiers at Bakers Furniture Store,
Johnson City, Tenn, on the square.
Samples of White Enamel, Gold aud
Silver Glass Letters and Figures for
Show Windows and House Numbers.
Also Nickel Figures. Prices from 25c.
up. Call to see them at
DaXtsr's Furniture Store.
| On the Square.
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INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME.

G. \. GOODWIN, :,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-20

The Committee on Inland Fisheries and
Game Will give Il public hearing in its
room at the State House, in Augusta.
THU RSDAY, JANUARY 70. at P. NJ.
Or petition OF l.. W: Gilman and 6o 9th
erS, citizens of Enfield, and property own
ers therein for opening Cold Stream pond
tUI winter fishing on Fridays and Satur
days for the remaining part OF the win
ter of 1904 and 1905.
on Resolve for the purpose of operat
ing the fish hatcheries and feeding sta
lions Tor hsh and for the protection of
fish.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY >. at . P NJ.
on petition Of r. III. Young and T. otn
ers raging for law to prohibit ice FISH
ing in NarragulgtiS lake so called
on petition of +. =. Viles and 60 others
praying that West Carry pond be closed
tC ice hshing.
TIL RSDAY. FEBRUARY 9.
On an Act to amend Section II of Chap
ter - of the Revised Statutes, relating
to close tire on beaver.
On petitions of B. +. Brown and - 9th
eiS. aiso petition. of II. V. Barry and 70
Others. for repeal of the law fOrbidding
me use OF launches Oh Lower kezar pond
Tor hunting duck
On petition of w. l.. Ellinswopd and 81
others Tor an act TO prevent pllb fishing
on sun fishing in Rangcley lakes
on petition OF Nj. L. Tibbetts and ~ 9TH
erS for same.
On petition Of l.. A. Russ and {, others
in favor of making changes il the 10
pound shipment law.
ON petition of j. G. Martin and - others
ASKING Tor law TO prohibit the sale OF
!lsh taken from Pleasant pond in Soncr
set county.
TIL RSl)AI. FEBRUARY -, at 2P NJ
On Resolve providing for the. screening
OF Sabattus pond. with statement of facts
NJ. Ii. IIODGDON, Sec'v.
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sAGADAHoC.
WOOLWICH.

Mrs. Sarah Blinn is very sick at
Weldon Pre- 5ie's with pneumonia. Di'
Marston of Bath. is her physician.
William Reed was at home from
liumford FAILS. this week.
Mrs. Lawrence Shanahdn has beer
quite sick with the prevailing influ-
e}Za.
Edward Stinson is driving a fine
looking horse pun chased in Bath.
Edward Dunton has il span of horses
.ccently purchased. Isaac r. ed we
hear. bought one of his others.
Ms, Eben Fullerton is the guest o.
lpr brother IN WiSclSsct
Mrs. Lillian Hicktord has returned
to WiscaSset after Il visit with her
mother. Mrs. T.. \. Thwing. OF Days
Ferry. and her sister, Mrs. Belle Ath-
e,tOn. in Brunswick
Harold Snipe Of trrowSic. passed Il
I'art Of the week in town with his
grandparents.
Mrs Isabelle Card has returned to
home in Bath. after a visit with her
sou. Frank, at the Center.
Frank SLipe Of .Arrowsic Fureside.
asset the Sabbath in town.
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COMMITTEE HEARINGS.
JUDICIARY.

The Committee on Judiciary will give a
public hearing in its room at the State
House in Augusta.
.TrE>nAY. JANUARY Il. l%I. at :
o'clock Il. VI.
No. II. ON an Act to author " The Cam
sill, bonds for the purpose oi retflhs Ger
tain OF It's outstanding bonds.
No S. on an Act TO egllize the doinSs
nf the town OF SANFORD in the county Of
i'll the construction Of Il sewer system
and the making of temporary loan 10
pay therefor.
Nn 4. ON an Act to ratify mortgage
of the FIT Fairfield Electric Company and
issue Of bonds secured thereby,
No. g. nn an Act 70 extend the pfnVls-
ions 81 Charter 1i2 ot the Revised Stat
ute% "a dinSnmaniaCs. inebriateS ana VIC
Tins OF The drug habit. -,
No ~ On an Act 10 amend Section !
of ,'banter I6I of the Public Laws of 1895
in relation to STATE tax S;ti"s.
No - ON an Act TO amt nd Section
Of Chapter q Of the Revised Statutes re-
iating TO interest on loans on personal
80 II. on an Act to amend Section 1l5
of chapter / OF the Revised Statutes re
hating to TOW nships.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY -. 1865. at :
No, q On an Act to incorporate the
City Of Rumtord.
No. Il. on AN Ac; to incorporate the
e" g. 20 On an Act additional to and
ameudatnry Of Section o. OF Chapter 81
Of the Revised Statutes relating 10 eX-
emption of personal property from at'ach-
ment and sale on execution.
No 63 On an Act TO secure to EN-,
ployeS Of manufacturing. mechanical ana
| mercantile establishments. sufficient on
pnrttJnity to vote At elections.
No 90. On an Act To provide for the
trea tment of persons suffering from the
effects of the habitual use Of narcotics
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LINCOLN.
WISCASSET.

Roy Reed has opened a very attract :
I've LOOMING market in the SAWYER
building on Main street. and his many
friends wish him success.
Frank Cate of Dresden was III town.
tie first of the week
Edwin Smith OF Alma, was in town
Wednesday. Mr. Smith has been i'll
since last Aug st and his friends We're
glad to see him out again.
Charles HALL of Cedar Grove Dresden.
was i'll town this week, and thinks
that an unusually large amount of ice
will be harvested along the kennebec.
this winter
Mrs. Arthur Durgin Of Bath. came
over. Tuesday afternoon to attend the
Installation OF officers at Huntoon Hill
Grange.
John Mason an inmate of the town
farm. Who for many wears has been OF
unsound mind. died. Tuesday morning
after a brief illness.
Siias Y. Jaskson bought valuable
work horse of Charles Walker, this
week.
Mrs. Margaret Quinnan entertained a
party Of friends and neighbors. Satur-
day evening. She was assisted by her
sister, Mrs Lucy Corthrell and her son
and dauS liter, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Quinnan.
WiScasSet Grange will install officers
for the year 1905, next Wednesday
evening. Jan. -.
Mr. Libby Secretary of the state
Grange. Installed the following officers
70" the year 1905. at Huntuon Hill
GrsnSr. TueSda! evening: Master. y.
Il. Nes'. overseer VIM. L. Fo,e: adj
wiser. Grace Merry; steward, John
Dow: asst. steward. John Merry: treas
u,er. Joseph Smith; secretary, Jesse
White: chaplain. Ellen Foye: Ceres
Ereline West; Pomona, Addie White,
Flora. Lillian Maloy; gatekeeper. Al
fl ed foye: lady assistant steward Adj
di" Merry. \ bountiful collation. was
served in the dining room. Quite IL
lengthy program was presented which
was enjoyed by those present. Guests
were present from Sheepscot Valley.
WoolWich. Niscasset and Eastern
River grange ana ~ members. con
sidcrably less than half of the enroll
ment.
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Oyerwork Killing Us
In the Great Struggle for Wealth and
Position We Are Becoming Weaker
Than Our FOrefathers.

BY the cares of business and social
NE we use up or waste away the most
vital elements of the human body be.
lore We realize our weak and run
down condition. 1t seizes on us so
quietly at first that little or no at.
tentlon is paid to the symptoms.
winch commence with a queer, Devil.
derlng sensation in the head, later the
power to concentrate the thoughts. so
necessary to brain workers, is lost.
Following this will come deficient
sight or blurred vision, muscular
weakness and a dull pain in the small
OF the back. There is tendency to
tire easily: the digestion becomes i'm.
paired: the temper irritable: spirits
depressed, ending in complete lack OF
confidence and a general feeling Of
llsgust ct our own weakness. When
the blood and nerve forces have been
wasted by disease. ovcrwork. worry
hrain-tire. high living. dissipation or
other bad habits. Dr. Chase's Blood
,nd Nerve Food rebuilds the system
by replacing the same substances
mat have been lost. Price 50 cents.
Sold and Guaranteed by eowditch,
Webster e. Co.
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TELEPHONE COMPANIES IN
TROUBLE.
Sioux Falls Concern in Receivers
Hands and Sioux City Plant About
Half Constructed.

Sioux City. H.. Jan. 1.-THE indie
pendent telephone companies Of Sioux
Falls and Sioux City are in a serious
tanSI". as Il result of which the plant
at Sioux Falls. recently completed is in
the hands Of receiver. while that at
Sioux City. about half constructed, is
at standstill for want OF money.
Bills Brothers. who have built ex-
changes in Lincoln and several other
cities. built the exchange at Sioux
Falls. and Wer" building at Sioux City.
Frank l.. Bills. petitioning for a re-
ceiVer at Sioux Falls. alleged he
owned 100000 Of the bonds on which
interest had defaulted. 1t is reported
i'm Sioux Falls that Bills will get con-
troll of the property there. take down
the switchboard and Instruments. and
bring them To Sioux City to complete
the system here. The company has
erected fine freproof $4,000 office
building expressly for it's own use. and
has most Of the poles placed. But no
wire has been put up and no SWITCH
board bought, the company having run
out OF money. The Sioux Falls sys-
tenn having proved unremuneratjye il
is said that it will be dismantled i'm or.
der to complete that in Sioux City, =,
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APPROPRIATIONS AND FINANCIAL
AFFAIRS,

The Committee on Appropriations and
flnanclal Affairs will give public hear
Augusta. "
oWNIE;D;NIESDAY, JANUARY %. 1906, a,
on resolve in favor of the Young Wo-
men Home of Lewiston. Maine.
WEDNESpAY. JANUARY 18th. 1906. a,
In favor of a petition for the aid of the
Norway Home for Aged Women.
An Act III favor of an appropriation fol
me W. {. 7. l.. department for Home.
less Children
THU RSDAY. JANUARY 70, 1906
ON "A Resolve in favor of Waldo Count,
General Hospital.
On a petition in favor of an appropria
non IN favor o. the Cnildren's Aid Socie
" of Belfast.
TUESDAY, JANUARY Il. 1905. al 1.3r
p. NJ
on Resolve in favor Of the Main.
State Sanatcrium Assoc ation.
p. M. -''<' l. r'D'' : ~ l. i"'' 81
g. On a resolve in favor of the Society
sisters of Charity. for the use of the
Healy Asylum. Lewiston. Maine.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY |, 1905. al
l.a0 p. NJ.
ON Z resolve III favor OF the Bar Iiarbo,
Hospital
on - Resolve in favor of the Hosnita
of the Society of the Sisters Of Charity
of Lewiston.
ON Z Resolve in aid of Temporary Home
for Women and Children at Portland
TIL RoDAY, FEBRUARY >. 1905, at q
+. NJ
On an -Act to providr for the care ana
education of Predetermined children.
on Resolve in favor Of Maine Homt
ami School for Feeble. minded Children.
~ ESpAY. FEBRUARY :, 1905. at 80
+. NJ.
,on Resolve i'll favor Of the Centrai
Maine General Hospital
ON 4 Resolve i'm favor of Maine Eve and
Ear lntIl mary of Portland.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1905, s,
p. NJ,
On a resolve in favor of Maine General
Hospital
On a resolve in favor of Eastern Maine
General Hospital
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY .. 1905, al s.,
+. NJ.
ON Resolve in favor of the Knox Coun-
" General Hospital
ON 4 t,eSulNc in favor OF the 81. Eliza
beth Roman Catholic Asylum Of Portland
ON = Resolve in favor OF the Maine In
dUs."ial School and Shop for che Blind
TTESDAl. FEBRUARY H. poa. at 30
=. NJ
ON a Petition in favor of an aprropria-
lion for Maine Home for Friendle:s BOYS
FRANK II. TUPPER, Ssc'y.
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DERANGED NERVES
DISTRESSING TROUBLES LEFT az
ST. VITUs AND GRIP.
Woman Afflicted for Years by Strange
Spells OF Weakness and Numbncss
Receivers Perfect Health.

When sh" was fourteen wears old.
Mrs. Ida l.. Brown hal ST. Eltus' dance.
She finally got over he most noticeable.
FEATURES 81 tn" s;rinSH ai.mcnt. but sh
Was sill trulblcd IL very uncnn-
oitabic sensations. which her doctor
was unable To master. She re- ei.i Nv a.
scrihed them as follows: -. r.. 80
''One hand. half of my face, and half
of my tongue would set cold and numb.
These feelings would come on gradu-
ally. last for about ter minutes and
then 90 away. They would occur sew
eral times a day. Besides l would have
palpitation Of the heart, and a great
deal of melancholy. and l would SUD-
denly grow weak without any apparent
reason. and my strength would get SO
low that | could har lily breathe. / had
these uncomfortable spells during L
great many years, and as time went on
they kept coming oftnner and growing
worse instead of better. The numbness
would sometimes extend over half my
body
Asked how she got lid of these per-
sistent and vevatiouS troubles. Mrs
Brown said: 1T seemed COR long time
rs if ! never could get rid of them.
took many different remedies during
many wears, but while I sometimes got
a little relief. the spells came back
q gain. 1t was not until about six years
ago that | found a remedy for nervous
disorders that had virtue enough in it
to reach my case. That was DIR. Will
lians' Pink Pills for Pale People anu
they have since entirely cured me-"
Did it take lorg to effect cure?"
M. q Very short time really. /
hadn't taken the whole of the first box
before | saw d great Improvement in
MY condition. So ] kept on using them,
growing bctt n all the time until had
taken not more than eight boxes and
then | was perfectly WELL and | have
remained in good health ever since with
one exception
What vas that"
oh that WIS When ! had the grip,
about three years ago. | was i'll bed,
under the dortOr's care for two weeks
When ! got IN I had dreadful attacks
OF dizziness. The doctor thought he
understood the cause. but his medicine
didn't do me much good. Whenever |
was taken with a dizzy spell | had to
grasp hold of something right away or
! would simply fall right down. l was
just miserable. and when 1 saw the
doctor was not helping me. | began to
take DR.. Williams Pink Pills again.
In & short time they cured me of that
trouble too. and | have never had anv
dizzy spells since. / certainly have
good reason to think well of DR.. Will
liams Pink Pills. and l have recon-
nended them TO many acquaintance"
Mrs. Brown lives at No. 1905 Dewitt
street. M;tttoon. Illinois. DR.. Williams
Pink Pills have cured ordinary nervous
troubles, such as restlessness, head
ache, neuralgia and even partial
paralysis and locomotor ataxia. They
are without an equal for the rapid and
thorough cure Of nervous prostration.
They eXpel the poison left in the sys-
tenn by such diseases as grip and are
the best IF tonics i'm all eases of weak
ness. Their reputation is such that
they are sold by every druggist.
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Citchfieid Academy Notes.

Miss Isabel Trott spent Sunday with
her cousin Mrs. Joseph True of Purgato-
ny.
SIX rev students from the town Of Pow
doin have ent. red tie academy. this week
Tine Lyceum. Tuesday evening. was con
Quoted by the sophomore class. The fol
lowing was the program: Music Mr..
Lane. recitation. Miss Aikens: music. Mr..
Lane: defamation. Mr.. Norris: debate.
Resolved. That Imprisonment for Life Is
Pref able to Capital Punishment;" ar
filmative. Miss Fullerton. Mr.. Hail; mega
tive. Miss Aikens. Mr. Allard: decided in
favor OF affirmative. Il 10 Is: r"cita ion
Miss Fullerton: duet. Mr. AllLrd and Mr.
Lane: question box. Mr. Malcolm. school
paper. Mr.. Norris. TIL parts were well
rendered and show due credit To the cias =:
and school
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KNOX,.
WASHINGTON.

The High school began. Monday, at
iiaZ"rville schoOlhouse. II is taught
icy j. Murray Carroll, superintendent
of schools.
Frank Gliddcn attended the Odd
Fellows installation at Coopers Mills,
Saturday evening.
Mrs. j. b. Howard. who has been
SICK with grip. visited her daughter,
Mrs. W. L. Overlook, Sunday.
Horace Weeks If Coopers Mills.
called on several in this place. Friday.
III interest of the Equitable Insur-
ance Co.
Willard +. Overlook is sick i'm bed
with grip. attended by Or. :. Pierpont
At the close Of the primary school
Saturday. the scholars presented the
teacher. Mrs. Maud Howard, with an
elegant lamp.
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RAILROADS AND EXPRESSES.

The Committee on Rail- Dads ard l2X-
presses will give ii public hearing in its
room. number 40, at the State House in
Augusta.
Y EDNESDAY. JANUARY y. 1903.
No. ~ An Act to authorize the North
"rn Main" Scaport Railroad Company to
locate and build its road across AN inlet OF
Cape JellSon Harhui.
No. -. An Act to authorize the NoiJh
e!n Maine seaport Railroad Company to
!"dSc or TO sell its railroad to the Bangor
4 Ar"rstook Railroad Company.
NO 81 An Act 10 authoilZ- the Bangor
and Aro"S.oo!, Railroad Company ia
guarantee TN" first mortgage bonds of the
Northern Maine Seaport Railroad Com
panX.
No. - An Act to authorize the North
EN- Maine Seaport Railroad to locate
atr"Ss tide waters Of PaSsasaTsa wa ukca G
River
S. u. \ IMBALI.. Sec.y.
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STATE OF MAINE.
IN SENATE. January II.

IN SENATE. January II. 1905.
ORDERED. The House concurripg. that
the time for the reception OF petitions and
bills for private and special legislation be
limited to Tuesday. February Il, 1905, and
that all such petitions and bills presented
after that date he referred to the next
legislature. and that the Secretary of the
Senate cause copies of this order to be
published in all daily papers in this State
until February ). 1905.
In Senate. January II. 1905. Read and
passed. Sent down for concurrence.
KENDALL NJ. DUNBAR. Secretary.
House of Representatives. January L,
1865. Read and passed in concurrence
E NJ. THOMPSON, Clerk.
Attest: KENDALL NJ. DUNBAR.
Secretary.
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LEGAL AEEAlRS.

The Committee on Legal Affairs W II
give d Public hearing in its room at the
State House in Augusta,
TUESDAY, JANUARY -, 1893
NO. ii. On an act to amend Chapter IA
OF the Revised Statutes relating to the
OF Chapter - of the Revised Statutes re
ting 10 bounties on porcupines.
" i1DNESDAf. JANUARY .. 1905.
No, ~. On an act to amend Chapter 1926
of the Private and Special Laws of 1864
entitled An act to incorporate the Pas
Sad"r!!keag Boom Company"
No. D.. All act to authorize the Bangor
Investment Company and the Northern
Maine Seaport railroad Company to build
wharves and piers in and near Cape Je!-
Iison Ifarbor.
No. ~. ON an act to provide for sewer
age in the Town OF Caribou.
TIL RSDAY. JANUARY 70. la05.
~. = An Act to amend Paragraph !
Of section Of Chapter = Of the Revised
Statutes, relating to sale OF real estate
by license of court.
No. Is. An Act TO amend Section ,? OF
Chapter s. OF the Revised Statues.
No. -. An Act to amend Section OF
Chapter lis of the Revised Statutes
NJ. 81. An Act 70 amend Section II Of
Chapter 81 Of the Revised Statutes
No. 81. An Act to Amend the Private
ana Special Laws Of 1898 amended ID;
Chapter 30 of Private and Spccinl Laws
OF 1901 relating to Charter of WiScaSset
Water Company.
No 6. An Act to increase the salary Of
tho Judge Of the Municipal Court for the
Ciry ot Lewiston.
No * An Act relating TO the Winter
fIIrbor Gas and Light Company.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY >. 1m5.
No b. An Act IN oviGing for The NOR
efficient control of smallpox and Other cpl
No. 81, An Act to incorporate th,.
stockton Springs Water Company.
| No. g.. An Act 70 amend Chapter III.
Private and Special Laws II INCL extend
ing the Ch1rter Of Columbia Fails Water
and Electric Light COMPANY.
No -, An Act to amend Chapter -.
Of the Private and Special Laws Of iNal.
entitled An .>ct to incorporate the City
If South Portland'
| No. ~. IN Act to incorpora;" the Shoe
Acres Water Company.
Tuesday. FEBRUARY : 1"ol
No. ~, ON petition of banVillr l.. Ena
| tious To furnish jurors the same as towns
M 40 An Act prnViluG prni,lti"S fn~
| non feaSance Of duty by Sheriff&. deputy
SheriTs and county attornerS
| N" Il. An Act authorizing the con
| struction Of Il wharf into ,he ;idc wa
| " EDNESnAY. FEBRUARY \ lao5
No - An A0r additional to Chapter
q al the Revised statutes nf Maine. rr.Ht-
| ing IL holidays.
30. =: An AIT Tor the better protection
Of sheep on nninhihttd islands
REINSTATEMENT.
| TUESDAY. JANUARY Il 1905
| No. - Az Act in relation t" the south
| fariS Village Corporation ard "a eSt:lI.
! fish Il system of municipal lighting
by order of the Legal Affairs Commit
| PERCIVAL P. BANTER. Sec'y.