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Evening star., 1905-11-04
CRUEL METHOD
TO CURE BOLTING

CINCINNATI, November A racehorse
at Latonia has been deliberately blinded. 1t
is said, to prevent its bolting across the
track at the turns, and the officials of the
track are investigating.
The horse Gypzene had started In three
ra ces and each time bolted at the far turn.
Thursday he ran in the fourth race and did
not bolt finishing second. 1t was noticed
tha; his right eye was covered, and upon
examination it was found that 1t had been
deliberately destroyed. The eye was badly
discolored and swollen.
Evening star., 1905-11-04
Sullivan and Lowe Matched.

Kid Sullivan and Tommy Lowe, both OF
this city, have been matched to fight in
Baltimore next Friday night before the
Eureka Athletic Club. Sullivan must put
Lowe out in fifteen rounds or lose the
bout. Lowe wanted the weight fixed at
13O pounds, but Sullivan claimed that 1t
would require too much hard work to get
down to that figure, so the limit was fixed
at 1872.
Lowe has engaged Billy Whistler of Bal
timore to prepare him for the bout.
Evening star., 1905-11-04
Republicans at Boyds.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
BOyDS, Nd. November 4, 1905.
The republicans of this section of Mont
gomery county gathered in the town hall
here last night to listen to addresses by the
party leaders. There was large attend
arce and many democrats graced the occa-
sion. Among the speakers were y. w.
Baker chairman OF the meeting; John
Philip Hill Of Baltimore. q. III. Warner OF
K1nslno8on and Mr. resten Gordon.
Evening star., 1905-11-04
Real Estate League.

Four teams rolled in the Real Estate
League last night. The District team
dropped three games to the Assessors and
the Lawyers fell down twice to the Column
bias Yates of the Assessors team was
high man in the first contest. having a score
of 213 In the second game Bishop rolled
high score. 232.
Evening star., 1905-11-04
G. P. o. League.

The PresSmen and Aldines contested last
night and the former came out victorious,
with two games to their credit. The first
game went to the Aldines, but they fell
off in their rolling in the next two and
the Pressmen won out. The score:
Evening star., 1905-11-04
Basket Ball.

Young Mems Christian Association
against Ordways are among ;he best of
the teams in the Washington City Basket
Ball League and their game ioaight in the
formers s gymnasium should b. of particu-
lar interest for this reason. Game starts at
S.45 The gym. of the association is one
Of the finest in the country.
Evening star., 1905-11-04
MANY BOWLING BATTLES.
Delivery Boys Beat Station B in Post
Office I,eaoue

Station B dropped two games to the De-
livery Division team. The only game won
by the Station team was the highest
score of the evenings contest STA, in the
second game. The scores:
Evening star., 1905-11-04
Department League.

The War and Interior teams clashed last
night on the Palace alleys and the latter
won two out of the three games. Seitz
was high man, with score of 222. The
Evening star., 1905-11-04
R,oval Arcanum League.

The Oriental and Ouray teams of the
Royal Arcanum League clashed last night
in a set OF three games. and the former
came off victorious by taking the full set.
The scores.
Evening star., 1905-11-04
FOOT BALL, RACING
AND OTHER SPORTS

aerimmaging was allowed. The signal drill.
which was fast and snappy, showed that
the men are regaining their speed and GIN
ger and are recovering from their recent
slump The coaches devoted a lot Of time
to the kicking department. Bard and Ten
ney received a lot of practice In punting
and Tenney did especially we'll. his punts
averaging about forty-five yards. Vaughn.
the freshman end. again distinguished him.
self by the speed with which he covered
Tenney's long punts. Tooker tried drop
kicking from the forty-yard line, and sue
ceeded in making a number of splendid field
goals.
Evening star., 1905-11-04
Belmonts Defeated by Tanglewoods.

The Belmont Athletic Club lined up
against the Tanglewoods yesterday on the
Monument grounds. Although the Bel
monts outweighed the Tanglewoods. yet
they were unable to score On them. At the
end of the first half the Tanglewoods had
the bali on the Bemonts ten-yard line
when time was called. In the second half
the ball was continually changing hands.
although the Belmonts ma1s some very
hard line bucks. Any team averaging l2o
pounds and wishing a game with the Tan
8Aewoods will write to James Wheeler, jr.,
1912 H street northwest.
Evening star., 1905-11-04
The scores
ARIENTAL
Bookbinders, League.

Two Of the three games in the Boolobind-
er's League between the Cowboys and Rul-
ers last night were won by the former. All
of the total scores were low. Romhilt and
Heinold were tied for high honors. with a
score of 209.
The Scores.
Evening star., 1905-11-04

Princeton's practice yesterday afternoon
IN preparation for the Dartmouth game to-
day was much lighter thAa usual. ard ne
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-07-26
Bunjes School, Notes.

After d long silence will write
a few lines.
Mr., and Mrs. Alois Berger left
for Austin laat Friday to visit rela-
tiges.
Mrs. Otto Meyer and children
are whiting relatives at Weimar
and Sublime.
Farmers are busy In harvesting
forage for the stock for next winter.
Masters Leo and Eddie Wendell
are very i'll at present. We wish
them a speedy recovery,
Mrs J. F. K4spcr and little
daughter, Mary, Of your city we're
here several days last week,
Some Of our people attended
church and feast at snothers Greek
last Wednesday.
Rud Goeach Of near WED will
build new residence, Mr., John
Kasper Of Sinner viii do the work.
Mr.. and Mrs, Salty Of near Hal
letsville were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs, Frank Srubar last Sunday
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-07-26

Dir. G. Schultze Of Sinner was
called so the family of ar. and
Mrs. John Tacalsk last Friday, one
member OF the family being critic
ally ILL.,
Luke B-uoek Of Moneaeatts vas
here few dsys last week
Miss Magdelane Janda is up
again after severe spell Of siok-
ness,
Bunjes school closed July 9Th.
Large number Of our farmers
were in town on business last Sat-
urL'ay.
Tire question Of the day is shave
you made some sweet 'lasses?n
FARMER Boy
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-07-26


Cotton picking Is. the order of the
day and viii be for como time as
ths crop is something beyond the
usual
Mr.. C, H Flato, ST., ia having
good success in killing boil worms
vita paris green His tenants say
they are worry numerous in his
young cotton,
Mrs, Bart Burkett and daughter,
AIisa Dora, viaited relatives at
Hqchheim Monday.
The DreyeFs gave lamily tshfry
Sunday Mr.. Henry Dfeyer, Jr.,
aaa family Of Sinner were present.
They report having had most en-
jofable time.
The Dryer baseball team meet
regularly every Sunday morning
topnctics.
Mr. John Stun of Hamon Was
hare The fret part Of the week to
pQrchase mules,
Mr. Zoe Pittman has been suffer.
ing from case Of the chilla.
Messrs. Basley Neighbora, Tom
aolley and ], W Neighbora were
il Yoakum Tuesday. The latter
ahile there purchased new wsg
op.
Miss aanna Wenken was in
uero during tho past week.
Mr. TOO Booth Of Edgar paid our
city business visit Thursday.
Mr Emil Gardes visited friends
CD at Moulton Saturday.
Valley yiow Camp No. 1919
81 O. w met in regular aeaaion
Monday night with large attend-
snce.
Meadanes Joe Pittman and A. N.
Dellamy were in Sinner Thursday
g. visit Mrs, D b. Waite. The
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-07-26
Mrs. Housohsll and little dangh.


Mrs. Household and little daugh-
ter we're in Hochheim Friday.
Mrs. W. H. Bellamy gave an ice
cream supper Thursday night, the
same being we'll attended by tbs
youngsters of Dryer.
Mrs. T. v. Holley and children
are visiting relatives at Cuero.
Messrs. George and Louis Turk
sold cotton in Yoakum Saturday.
Mr.. Ferdinand Gerdsa and fanli-
ly have been Waiting relatives at
Kingsbury.
Miss Irene Crawford and Mrq,
Tena Bellamy were visitors in our
community Sunday.
Older Courtney of Gonzales will
commence meeting here Friday
night, July %, to continue indef-
nately. Everybody invited to at
tend. STolc
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-07-26
the price viii hold up to 1Oc per

Mr. John Horkey WAS exhibiting
a stalk of king cotton containing 40
bolls.
Quite a number of our citizens
attended the barbecue at Dreyei
July 18th. Among them were Mr.
Leo Hrohek and sisters, Misses
Fannie and Aliyia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guss Huff attended
the ball at the Green schoolhouse
last Sunday.
Mesars. Ed Dryer and Chas.
Macker gave a dance in Dreyer
schoolhouso July 10th, 1t was a
pleasant affair and we'll attended
Among the attendants were Mr., w.
Bsrkman and Miss Maggie Hum
phries, Mr., NJ. Rice and Miss Hama
Wemken, Mr.. L. Hrchek and Miss
Nolia Neighbors, Mr.. H. Hum.
phries and Miss Fannie Hrchek,
Mr. Alb. Barkman and Miss Lyna
Turk.
Mr.. Henry Kuck OF near Sinner
is improving some land here which
he has purchased from Mr.. Poth,
Mr.. Thomas Guelbart of Houston
has arrived. here, and he said the
crops about Houston are very short
this year
Mr. Frank Troicek of Wied was
visiting relations here several days
last week.
a party Of young men attended
the barbecue at Henkhauo last Sun,
day.
lookout" for mad dogs A
mad dog came through here one
day last week
Mr., Joe Konaoruy went to Sinner
last Sunday to see his beat girl
LION
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-07-26
An Operation for Appen-
dicitis,

On Tuesday of last week, Mr..
Ado!ph Blohm was suddenly
stricken with that dread disease,
appendicitis. The symptoms were
Ola very violent form and the
stricken young man was suffering
agoniea. Doctors schulae and Gray
we're called in and after a thorough
examination decided that an i'm
mediate operation was necessary to
save the life of the patient. Prepa-
rations were at once made and the
operation was performed Tuesday
night at 10 o'clock. The operation
was very successful, something oy-
err half pint Of pus was taken out
and the appendix removed, The
patient has been doing exceedingly
well and at this writing is out ofall
danger Drs, Gray and schulze
were assisted by Mr. Charley Ams-
Ter and Miss Anna Hahn, profes-
Hional nurse,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-07-26

Publishing Company, The new
company has purchased ground on
the main street of the city for the
purpose of erecting a building in
the next few years to be used by
the Houston Chronicle. The di-
reotors of the new company are
M. E. Foster, president of The
Houston Chronicle; @. G. Pilot, H.
L. Keller, Bryan Heard and Ster-
ling Myer,
The Houston Chronicle was es-
tablished less than four years ago,
and in that time has grown to be
one of the state's greatest news
papers, having circulation of Just
q little less than 10000 copies daily.
1t has been the greatest success of
any paper ever established in the
South, and the fact that it is al
ready making plans for perma,
nent home is an encouraging fea-
ture, and shows that the paper has
been we'll msnagel financially as
well as from the editorial end.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-07-26
HaIIetsvilIe.

We had several heavy rains this
week,
Very few bales Of cotton were
sold this week, old cotton has been
disposed of ard the new crop has
not yet opened
Miss Theresa Holubec left Sun.
day for Granger and Temple to Wis
it friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Landa 81 Eagle
Lake spent Sunday hero with rela-
tiyes.
Miss Eloise Allen isin Yoakum
this week visiting relatives.
Mrs. CO. Hamilton ana child
rem who were here on a several
weeks visit to Mrs, w, B. Hawkins,
returned to their home in Houston,
WISE Eei1ie ylSsns1 ~ ss's i0s Y
Taylor
~ N''4 ~ W
grandmother, Mrs, a. Schwartz.
TTo,,1.1,i,,o AKA aor ~
NE ,,. 2 a. {. liu.''' @'lS 'pn' II,
nf. = W w'..'yo,,a.Ii
a44g,. H. .,ao,;.,,.
Cuero.
~ n n.o,,,o,, III ob,,a.,,,,
left Saturday for Peeville TO stav a
few weeks with her parents. mn.
ana Mrs. e. J. Kinkler
Hearne. after visiting a few DAVIS
with relatiyea here have returned
home.
Mi.s Kinnev CLARK Of Monitor Il
here on q Wait to The family of RI
" Clark
.,s
i9' y, " Ill.
tonio with relatives.
Nio9'i9' q 49,. :, .'', III, IL.
y ~ ~ NA-''S' = W
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-07-26
Lone Tree Cuttings.

Farmers are up with work ana
a bright prospect for cotton We
are waiting for the bolls 20 open 10
pick them
Farmers viii make splapdia pro-
greaH in farming this year, proYld-
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-07-26

The Houston Chronicle Realty
and Building Company ID the style
.of a new corporation just formed at
Houston, Texas, composed Of stock
holders Of The Houston Chronicle
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-17
SHORE FISHERIES.

The COMMITTEES on Shore Fisheries VII
give public hearing in its room at the
State House in Augusta:
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY p. at p. VI.
On petitions for close time on luueters
in Frenchman's bay, and rer.onstra nee.
against the same.
ON petition of Paul g. Conklirg and ion
others tor a law prohibiting the use OF
seincs or nets Tor taking smelts or other
fish in Ovens Mouth or Back river
On an Act authorizing West ilarpor Ice
Co. to construct a iishway and to protect
aewlycS in West HarDor Ice pond and its
tributaries.
Expeditions and rcmonSt RANGES regard
ing rc-Cnactmcnt OF Sections - 81 ana ~
of the Revised Statutes relating 10 ale
wives in the femaquid river.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY g. at !
o'clock in the afternoon
On An Act TO amend Section IS of Chan
ter II. relative 10 penalties and enfoIc"-
ment OF ,hem for violation of LAYS II. !
aardn2 the taking of fish.
On petitions with accompanying act for
repeal of bounty on seals.
On Ar Act 20 amend special law re-
Sardin" the taking Of spawn herring in
NarraStlagUS bay.
to taking alcwivcs from the Basaducc
river.
ri ESDAY. FEBRUARY IS al O'Clock
i'll tire afternoon
Tn petition for an Act prohibiting the
use OF seines on bays and harIuis Of the
State
On petition for a change in time r talk
ing smcltS in Pleasant river. and protest,
against the same.
On petition Of G. I. Brown ana Is otn-
laws relative to the catching of all fish
except Holsters in Pulpit harbor and its
tributaries.
THOMAS w. BALDWIN. scc'y.
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PERCIvAL P. BAXTER. Sec
INTERIOR WATERS.

The Comnittes OF Interior Waters will
give a public hearing in it's room, No 3.
state House, Augusta,
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY u, at 2 o'clock
in the afternoon
On an Act to authorize the Passa dunn
keag Log Driving Company to acquire the
properly and franchises of the Grand
Falls Dam Company.
On an Act granting Belonie Robert &.
sons the right to erect and maintain piers
and booms on the, Saint John river in the
On AN ACt 10 amend Section of Chap
ter IA OF the Private and Special laws of
1901
On an Act to incorporate the Hastings
Brook Improvement Company.
On an Act to authorize Joseph Long to
oui!d and maintain 4 toll bridge for foot
passengers across St. John River at or
near Fort Kent. and to build and main
said bridge.
On An Act relating to the prevention.
control and extinSushment of forest fires;
III plantations and unorsanized townships
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY IS, at . O'Clock
in the afternoon,
On An Act to authorize the Mainstream
Lumber Company to erect a dam across
MainStream in the town of Harmony.
ON An Act to authorize The Mat;awam-
ke2S Lumber Company to erect and main
tain piers and bOomS in the West Branch
of the Mattdwamkeag river and in Fish
river.
On Resolve in aid of navigation on
ScnCCdiC Grand lake.
On Resolve in aid Of navigation on
Mooschead lake.
On Resolve in Aid Of navigation on
LeNey. Long and Big lakes.
On An Act TO authorize Stillman T..
Wentworth and assigns to build and
maintain wharf in the waters of Long
pond, in the town of Naples.
On petition of Geo. II. SWasey and 40
others OF York county for legislation pro
hibiting the throwing of Siwdust and 9th
er refuse into Little Ossipec river within
the limits of the towns Of ShlpleiGf. New
field, WATERFORD. Liberick and IiminGton
ON An Net to Incorporate the Malaga
mon IoWboat Company.
On An Act to authorize the improve
menf Of Chandler's river for log driving
purposes.
V A PUTNAM Sec,u
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COMMITTEE HEARINGS.
JUDICIARY.

ina Committee on Judiciary will eve
vubuc nearing in its room q. the ssste
House in Augusta.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY Il, 1905, at :
O'Clock y. NJ
No l49. on an Act to provide for the
transfer of certain records to knox Coun-
" registry of deeds. -,
No li$ On an ACt 10 amend Section )
of Chapter Il OF the Revised statutes re
latiue TO searches and seizures by hsh
No 10. On an Order instructing the
Committee on Judiciary to inquire INTO
the expedicncy of amending Chapter ~ OF
the Public Laws relating to the use OF au-
to,nobiles aud motor vehicles on pubic
No Isl. On an Act relating 10 the loca-
ton and assessment of property taken Tor
public uses
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY u, 1906. at :
o'clock r. NJ
No. llNB on an Act t. amend Section
- of Chapter - of the Revised statutes,
relating to searches and seizures by hsh
No. - On petitions Of T. W. Walker
aud others Tor full and equal suffrage for
women. -
NJ. 1S On an Act to amend Section 10
of Chapter l. of the Revised Statutes, re-
Iatirg to fines for law libraries.
No 1856. On an Act to amend Section -
Of Chapter ia of the Revised Statutes, re-
lating 10 disclosure commissioners.
M. IL ON an Act tn extend thA pow
ers Of the trustees of Bangor Theological
10 III. on an Act - incorporate the
Monterey association for the purpose OF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-17

making fish and game preserves in Waldo
county; also TO supply the towns of Lin
coinNllle and Northport with water, light
ana power; also the right to maintain
dams. reservoirs. etc: also the right 70
property. 'oi''''
No. ~. On Resolve authorizing the
ianu agent to release the States interest
III Half Way Island in Hancock Comfy.
40: III. On an Act authorizing cities
f far owns Sta TO raiSe money to be expended
broWn,tailed moth and other insect nastS
40, M ON an Act to amend Section
1 o., ma per rs OF the Revised Statutes. re-
railroad marks and monuments.
NO. l'j. ON an Act to restore the i,lr;s-
dirtinn Of trial Justices in the town of
!ayettr in the county of Kennebec
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1905. at
O'Clock 2. NJ. o.
No l5.. On ar Act to establish board
of lisit ard water commissioners and de-
fine their duties.
No. 154. On an Act to amend Para pranl
- of Chapter . of the Revised Statutes
relating to The regulation and control of
elections. %
town Of Chelsea for pauper supplies
No. 1G4. On an Act to amend the char
ter of The Augusta Water District
No. 163. ON an Act to amend Chapter
$50 Of the private and special laws Of 1873
.tablishing the police court of the CITY
No 1G2 On an Act additional to and
amend&ory of chapter % of the SpcCiaj
| Laws of 1887 entitled An Act 10 incor-
| n1,,,," ''-o ''i' "''u neat com
| " IL, IN ., A.. - ,,
Of Charter 40 of the Private and Special
! pnratc the Yorl ViiIgra Gornor,t ~ iFcor
No In on an Act to Incorporates the
| Fan Brook Dam Company. with power Ia
| build dams. &c. in Somerset County
| No 1ff on an Act to AUTHORIZES the
formation Of CORPORATIONS for the i,e disl i.
| ZION Of electric power
40 lGN. On an Act to amend Section a
| of Chapter & of the Revised Statutes. re-
| latinG to costs in contested election eases
heard hv the court.
| 80 Ifa ON an Act to amend Cbanto,
| III of the Revised Statutes in relation to
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Laws of 1873. entitled IAN Act creating
the south Paris Village Corpora ton"
No, Ia. An Act &c incorporate thu
trustees of Harmony Grange number ome
hundred and eiglty-foUr.
NO. IAN. Petition for administration t.
De granted on estate of John y. Holmes
more IMAM twenty years having elapsed
since his death and no administration hay
lEg Been made OF his estate.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IS. 1905.
public printer
WEDNESDAY. MARCH l. 1905.
NO. ny An Act to incorporate he Van
BUren Water District.
IAttpttr Il of the Revised Statutes re.
iatlhg 10 title by descent
No. l"I. An At TO authorize the con
Slfuctioh and maintenance of Il Whari
into The tide waters of Casco bay on III,
Island OF Little Chebeague. situated in the
lard. Me - - -
No, l53 An Act prohibiting persons moi
| residents of Maine from pedtiling npT.
chtthase OF any kind in Maine until a H.
cenSe OF one hundred dollars is paid 10 IN,
t2"h or city treasurer OF each town ..
No lo3, IN Act to lcgalize and max.
N;tad 'he acts ot Phillips Village Corpora
No PA An Act 10 authorizes the Main.
| i'hntlSl Missionary Convention To assume
t" 'w," Of II tne First Baptist church in I'll,
| ~ .! td1npdcn, PcrohScot county.
No ~: An 40 20 amend Section ! 81
ndinef ia OF n" Revised Statutes. relat.
| ing 10 automobiles.
Ne. IT, An Act authorizing tie tow
| treasurer u kttcry to cxpcnd monte,
| lett Tor private lots in cemeteries nos in
corporated.
No i5.. An Act to amend Section > o
| Chapter 4o6 Of Private and Special Law.
oil l>'G! entitled an Act TO establish No.
way Eillag" Cooperation.
NO. lN: An Act granting The right o
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BANKS AND BANKING,

The Committee on Banks and Banking
VIII give hearing in the Banking De
nartment, Room No. 49, State House, in
Augusta on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 81 at o clocl
p. NJ.
On an Act to incorpOrate the Belfast
BankinS Company. Belfast. Maine
IN an Act to amend Section IS. Chapter
y revised Statutes. relating to Loan and
BuHCing Associations.
- On an Act to incorporate the Newport
Trust Company.
ON an Act 10 amend and extend the
tHdrtcr OF the Sanford Trust COMPANY
ON an Act to extend the charter of the
city Trust Company.
On An Act to incorporate the Nendus-
heag Trust Company.
ON an Act "a renew and extend the
,naItcr Of :he Boothbay Harbor Ranking
Company.
~ on an Act to incorporate the Oxford
Trust CCmpanv
ON an AcJ to extend the charter of the
Somerset Trust CompauE
-, oh an Act 20 incorporate the Lincoln
Trust Company.
J. CALVIN KNAPP, Sec'y.
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AGRICULTURE.

The Committee on Agriculture will Civ.
public hearing in its room at the State
Horrsn in Augusta,
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 90. at
p NJ
On petition asking for bounty on bears
in Franklin county.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY n at p NJ
ON An Act to regulate ihe sale of mill
and cream.
On An Act to regulate the sale of imita.
lion dairy products.
On An Act regulating tho uuties of the
commissioner of agriculture relating t.
the manufacture and sale Of dairy prod
ucts and their limitations
TT. ESDAY. FEBRUARY IS. 1905, at 9
On = Resolve il favor Of Central Maine
Fair Association.
ON petition of Percy l.. Lord and s. 9th
cfS aSkln" for IN appropriation for st
CroiN Poultry Association.
ON IN Act relating - the stipend for
tho i:astc~n Maine Fair
~ An Act to regulate the purchase of
mila or -rcam by cicamcri"s.
REASSIGNMENT.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY u. at r. NJ
on An Act to establish Il bounty on
crows.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 2G.
o. petition asking for Il bounty on bears
IN Franklin county.
I. i. PUE1NroN, secy.
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EDUCATION.

The Committee on Education will give q
public hearing in room Al a the State
House in Augusta.
TIN -RSDAY. FEBRUARY ~.
On Resolve from the town of Cushing
Nc. in favor of change in the law re
atins to the election of Supt. of schools
Resolve in favor of Aroostook Normal
School at Presque Isle
ON an Act in relation to the Superin
tendoncr Of Schools.
ON an Act to amend Chapter fifteen Of
the Revised Statutes debating to The edu-
alton of youth.
On On Act To amend Section II cf Chan,
yer y of III" Rev ishd Statutes. relating tc
Superintendent of schools
EUGENE THOMAS Sec'v.