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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-08

Rccietrador Ge Ia rropedad sustituto qe.
re - anos en- Arccibo, ofreee sus seryicios.
ONO Notario, en- Arecbo. Bajos de la casa
n1mero 3, calIe de la Cruz re hace cargo
de presentar para su inscription en- ell Regis
tro de la propiedad del Distrito remtir &
los respectivos interesados, los documeatos
que con tai Objeto sc lie envfan.
ARECID0, PUERTO RICO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-08
a revolucion en-
Ia Argentine
FL Presidente Quintana

Nueva York, microbes. - En- el departa-
mento de Estado de Washingtonse han recibido
infoTmes del gobieTno de la Republica Argen-
tina, dando cuepta de que esta vencIda
lcaminanto lie derrota en- derrota, la revoluci6n
alzada contra el Presdente Sr Quintana.
FL gooierno Cuenta con poderosas fuerzas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-08
por los pogScos
La soIuci6n inevitable

Nueva York mlercoles.-Los despachos
que Sc publican en- la capital de Londres, dicen
que la actitud del pueblo de Poonia es mlrada
con gran simpata po. las grandes muchedum
bres del pueblo russo.
La rebellion encuentra muchOs simpatZa
dores es consIderada como un recursO necesa-
rio por los rusos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-08
Las condolences de In pax
Ell imperio del Mikado

Nueva York, miercoles.-Dice un despachc
cablegrafco recibdo de Toxic que el Iap6n
aceptara la paz con ell imperio russo en- los ter
minos propu -stos ante de la guerra.
Esta conduCta del imperio del Mlkado nc
puede ser mas generOsa, ser Ciert ia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-08
Las fuerzas de la tirania
Impotencia absolute

Nueva York mercoes.-Dicen de Paris
que las fuerzas que Contlnuan leales al gobier-
no moscovlta pueden contene los entuslasmos
revolucionarios del pueblo reduclendolos la
impotenca mas absolute en- un periodic de suma
brevedad
Los impetus de los revouconarios han de
CaidO muChO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-08
Ia revoluci6n en Poionia
Aclilud cncrgica dc los polaco>

Nueva Work microbes Dicen las ulumos
despachoS DC Pans que IA reNolucion oontinua
en- polonla. con iguales impetus Que al princ
no con la encfgis empleada poT la iuefzas
rebeljes al gobie rno siendo secundados los re
volucionauos por mu>hos elementos cue pare
clan neutralCs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-08
zn7portancia del
:mOwIamienxo
No es question de eravedad

Nueva York miercoles-Dcen oariOs ca
blegramas feChados en- la Argentina, que la re-
voluCi0n reviste en- la actualidad ninguna
importanca estando reducida alos alcances de
un fnotn, de una ligera perturbacop de 0rden,
sin ulteriOres COnseCuenClaS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-08
atacando 4 v.adivossok
E>forlados en- Ia dcien>a

Nueva Aogk. microbes Ayisan los ulii-
mos niosmes Que el cable traSmite desde Ia
Manohuria que !ns laponeses han reaiizado al.
qunos ataques contra NladiVostook pero no han
teni3o resultado> positivos dc ningun gtnero
Los rusos >e mantienen esiorlados en- la
defensa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-08

Lo que Sc hace pdblico para como
cimiento de los interesadOs. San Juan
P. R., Febrero de I9o5.-El Secreta
rio accidental, 2. Rocafort-V oB @
FL Director Gerente, Rafael Castro
Gonzalez. e.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-08
3anoo Terutorl9I y Agricola
De Puerto Rico
SECRLTARiA

En- session pdblica celebrada en- eI
dia de hoy por el Consejo de Admi
nistraci6n han sido amortizadaS trein-
ia ochs cGdulas de Ia PRIMERA EMI-
sion, resultando ser las siguientes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-08

Coadyuvando al mejor lucimiento
de las nestas del Carnaval, la Galeria
Colorado celebrara IN lucido certa-
men de trajes para niiiOS.
Solo tendran derecho 4 tomar parte
en- el, las personas que presenter la
oportuna invitaci6n, que repartira la
Junta de festejos
A todos los niiios que concurran al
certamen, Sc les o5sequiara con un2
copia de su retrato, aparte del premio
que pueda correspondence
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-08

ciencla en- ell mismo salon que los an
terioreS.
San Juan Puerto Rico de Febrero
de 1905.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-08
GEO. s. CORTELYOU
Has Taken the Oath AS Postmaster
General.

Washington. Mar. I.-Gco. II. cor
t"lEou took the oath as postmaster gem
erii at 1890. Tuesday. The oath was
administered by the clerk ana notary
Mr.. Roach a co-labnrrr of Mr.. toftel-
you Whcn he was Il StenngrHphcf III
the department. The ceremony look
l.IIc" in the PoStofiicc depart ucnt-
Mrs. Corteiyou, her two daughters,
Grace. and Helen, ana Miss Kinds. SIS
ter Of Mrs CurtciNou Also W.rc pres
,nt, as Tole All the assistants ana
heads OF bureaus of the department..
Nj. Curttiyuu II once assumed III"
duties of his Office.
Geo. +. tui't"lyou on assuming til"
Office OF post master general Announced
that in II few days No cam arrange some
minor details ana will retire from the
Craftsmanship of the Republican
rational committee. He Will be sue
ceeti,ni by Vice chairman Harry l..
NcW Of indianapolis, Whn viii b'vnIn"
tie acting chairman 81 the committee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-08
STRUCK A LEDGE.
Schooner Mispah Fills With Water
Big Damage.

Gloucester. Mass, Iar. 1.-Thc two
master MizpHh bound for he island
Of Grand Manan. y. T.. fui Boston.
with q cargo Of smoked herring. struck
on Il ledge off Thatchrr':, island early
Tuesday and Was damaged. The
schooner is now in Gloucester harDnr
ANA is full of water.
After striking bottom the vessel list
ed badly AMI soon filled The crew. UNI
able to remain on deck Iaunched the
boats and ro!:cI five miles To Eastern
FONT lighi. where Il telephone mcSe;ig,.
was sent I" The city for Il tug. Trr
schooner slid off the ledge By The action
Of the water ana ;hcn she WAS picll,..!
up by he tug Priscilla ana lowed
lere. The cargo may be :, total loss.
The extent Of the damage to the Miz-
pains bottom Will not be known until
4 survey is hello. The crew is also
here
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-08
KNOX,.
UNION.

The many friends nj Hannah. widow
az the late Willard Messcr Of this town
were panied ~ learn Of her death. IL
EroX. where .h" has resided for the
mast four years. vita her daughter.
Mrs. Margaret Thcmpscr who has
recently returned nome from 4 viii;
with relatives, II il Very poor health
ncr many firm Is nor, tor q speedy re-
covvry.
Miss Lucia Peasc is guest of Miss
MIiY Gordon.
Richard Thompson is visiting his
mother.
Nj. ana Mrs. Richard Austin are n
work fol. Mr. und Mrs. WIFI Sayward.
Miss Cyronl HAYES has entered the
employ If Ms. Margaret Thompson.
Mrs. Ella CoGgan and daughter. Don
ma were recent guests Of MIS-. George
Thomas in Camden.
a party Of friends gathered at the
home of Charles W. Clark, Friday
evening. to celebrate his birthday.
Mrs. Z. II. Eurkett has returned
home after a visit in Augusta.
Miss Julia Thrrston is st home from
Boston for an extended visit.
Mrs. A. Austin is passing few
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Lena
Simmons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-08
Nit. VERNON,

\ c"nSId'rahl" amount of cor,lyvn0d Ia :
been hr"l"d into the village during III,
past week.
Mr. Fairbanks, the enternrisjng pro-
lri'tor of the new hotel "Ait. Narnnn :.
fns recently published 4 very ncat ana
attractive folder. callinc the attention If
III" public to the advantages of Mt Yer
non rs 4 snmmer resort These foidcr:.
nr" to be given 2 wide circulation ana it
is 10 j" hoped that the coming season
ln"T rl"v" q prosperous one.
III" nov hotel Nj. Vernon" which has
;3'"n Recently opened Il re. is in every
sense IN up-1o-dajc house. and tho attrac-
tons offered 70 summer visitors are of 4
character calculated to draw 4 good pat
ronacc
Just Mt Ills time Il considerable amount
of sickness prevails about town.
Go"r@" rarbanl. son # the late nr
Sill* E,rhl1I: il now very III Win pncu-
moni,.
Lon ". Phi!!ricll is nj his home suf-
frrinsc from an attack Of the grip.
j W. Allrn, who has b,on confined 10
the house f"r som" ANS past. is again
on duty.
AIlston W. Tvl,r. salesman for Daniel
Taylor y 60. of Nrw York. spent Sunday
1t his hnm, in this vll.':.'
by. Geo. II. Erivl>,tt Of Augusta. w1e
numbered am"ng the visitors to town. I'll"
pr,t week.
\ social supper and dance is t" l." given
THIS week ly several of thu Young ladies
OF In" village. the r}'nr"rds To he used
to purchase som" needed iul1litnr" for
tie iIi-lI school room.
Severed or "rr gnnd citizens my" r.
gently ho,.nmr interested in III" r"iiltry
industry.
Mrs Frank Alien has Il small lock Of
hons which she Il inns arr record break
~ ~ rr,u!ncrrs or winter ce&S. lhr. ~
+. Shaw. who last fll! erected a rnmmn-
Iin1,s and ornamental poultry house. has
also mot with most fiattrrinG Success.
which he attributes largely to S'icntiti"
feeding ana careful tending.
+. a. Wcl,hcr of Hrrti1nd was in town
on business TucSlay.
T.. s. Mathews has sold his loot and
shoe business to Arthur L. rcCkham of
Milford. Mass. Mr. Prckham will tIkr
possession, Wednesday morning.
Mrs Nun 1.anc"v Is reported rs quito
i'll nj her home on Main street
james Conner has sold his fine rcsid"nc"
ON Park street To J"hn \. Martin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-08
DR.. Tiles
Anti-Pain Pills

cure all kinds of pain quick ana euro ara
perfectly harmless and do not amer ynu
III any way. except To soothc the uc,H,ne.
and eur" pain For real comfort never
ing Il Package of these Little. cunf.,.,
crS." va
II am pleased 10 recommend Dr AIi,o...
, Amai,ni'n iiliS; Thry not only cured /
shows n disposition To ache. one r. III ~ "
stops 1t. / give hundreds Of then, T., o',r
I"r rti"n on FROM ,n,i ,Sc rii Gy" srs
A. ~ C 'ip. III" r'irl thry afford
81. Louis Nj" 'o'i'SIilh.
lhr iirSt pirkA%" will benefit, If NOT tbo
"rl"%iSt VIII return your none. '''''
- doses - cents Never sold in bun,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-08
TURNS TURTLE
Passenger Coach Overturns On Chica
60 Elevated Ralros:!.

Chicago. Mar. l.-DverturninG high
i'll the air. on th" Lake street elevated
lhlir"Id. to-day. Il Passenger coach with
:" persons aboard escaped being dash
81 t. The granite pavement below
ON" woman WAS pininned on the tracks
within Il few inches uf tiir deadly
electric third rail ana though finally
eNtricated is fatally injured. 40 other
Passengers We're injured but not Sc
rou.5y.
The upset WAS caused ~ tile err
missing q switch. Tie car felI on it's
side ACROSS tn" tracks. Miss judith
Strom Of Austin. H., fell ont of Il Win
dow and relied under the heavy trucks
Of the second car which held her
shoulders I" the tracks close beside The
fully charged third rail tn" police
had great difficulty in Keeping tn.
crowd back
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-08
Our Greater Navy.

The war clouds which recently NV,
over Europe. and from which 'Il"s' VI :,
trios are rarely free. VIII cause 4,
thoughtful American I" civ" a Gh'i's
or,rov,l II the important additions TN u,
brinr made to our navy. Inc VIZ ',.ar:
record of cures made in the past ~ '' 'ob
Inv the celebrated IIost"ttcrs slut s,nl
rittcrs viii also cause every tho's"" -.
,ccrican 10 inquire whether hc n
etrone ara healthy as he should q, ~
not We urge trial Of the !;;ttcr ,ra i, In ind
Tor , in this remedy you vii! s n,,rify lie
he health and strength. II will n"r, nracans,
blood. tone up the diGcst,VTh ,che.
atonrv The nerves and cure hed'",tin,-
hieatinr. indigestion, dyspcpsll. cn. .l,ints.
,ion' colds. b grippe, female tnver and
me Try a bottle today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-08

uses in Inc several plantations ana ~
Incorporated places
Resolve in favor Of the tructo.s, III !,
University of Maine
Mr.. Higgins Of Limerick mnyo, ill.,.
hat this resolve he tabled.
tNt this point the Speaker resumed thn
chair).
Mr.. THOMPSON Of Ornno: This ro
Solv" has been tabled several times If
'i''S 'e"h aSSiShed Tor :, hearing. nobody
appeared III opposition to it, and ! han.
that the motion of the gentleman will nnt
prevail.
Mr.. illGGGINS: Mr.. Speaker, renew
my motion; ! have 4 reason for it.
Tn" question being. shall the resolve H..
on Tho table,
Tho motion WIS lost.
Mr.. HIGGINS: Mr. Speaker. raise tho
point of no quorum. MY object in moving
to table this resolve WAS this: Some tirnn
ago the proposition WAS made by the 9th
or branch of this Legislature that Il com
mlttre should be appointed To- investigate
and report to 2 future Legislature in re-
gard tc this University OF Maine. It
must he extremely unpleasant for the
university to come here year after year
md ask for this appropriation and have
it opposed as it is. There ought to b.
an understanding between the State Of
Maine aud The University of Maine. ana
Tor that reason the committee has hccn
appointed on the part of the Senate but
not vet joined on the part of the House
| thought. Mr.. Speaker. by laying this
resolve "n the table tonight. between now
ing might he arrived at as to whether
W" wodlI join or not. If We join, Their,
is nothing more to be said; If We do not
join, have something more to say. That
is my only object in moving that it lie
on the table.
The SPEAKER: The Chair takes Tho
liberty to say that the House has passed
the order in concurrence with til" Senate
to create 4 committee TO report to tho
next Legislature. That committee has
has voted to ioin and appoint commit
tee of five. the question is on dct"rn;in-
ing whether not there is n quorum
present. Tho clerk will call the roll
Tho roll being called. n quorum was
found to hr prs sent. s.; members respond
ing to their names
The question being on the motion to lay
the resolve on the table.
Tho motion WIS lost.
TliN resolve then received its final pas
saco.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-08
ARRIVAL DAY
In New Orleans One Grand Pageant of
Beauty.

New Orleans. Nah 1--Farnival DAY
'ncn'd with the shi.':; over east. but
before tn" pafa.l" stared the sun camo
GU brightly. The pageant Rex on st
'h"llrS aNcItu". was four hours in
ii"lVrrSin% its route. His Mairsty chns,'
Tor his subject. -" .li-ti' Queens an,
treated it il . decorated cars. Mis-;
'Hy "arl.cl;pi. I'll" queen If Prot "n.:
ami h'r r,alIS. ana The queens of Rex
and C"mus. with th"i' maids. Witness
ed tn" dislllN from tn" Boston and
Fickwick clubs At which Rex stopped
t" pay his respects. The king nf tn.
carnival was iilr"tsonhtrd by David
II, nn,n Morris Of Nee York
Tn" carnival will clImii.aie tonight
with the page mt of Colaus and the
balls of con us and Rex az the French
Opera house. an! he Imperial Palace.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-08
Orders of the Day.

On motion of Mr. Hale Of Portland.
bridge. was taken from the table AMI on
further motion by Mr.. Hale it was re-
f,rrcd to the committee on judiciary.
The following We're received under q
suspension of the rules:
by Mr.. Hathaway Of Wales: Petition
Of r. G. Tootnby ana 10 others in favor
of bill FOR the proper labelling Of propr"
tary medicines.
BY Mr.. Miller of Durham: Petition of
John l.. I.,nt and 40 others for same.
Ey Mr.. Leonard of Milo: Petition of
". NJ. M""ram and l.; others of Ornc-
viln for same.
By Mr. Sargent Of Brewer: Romon-
stranco Of ". +. Wyman and ~ others of
brewer against the passage of tn" so
called Millik"n bill. Petition OF r. II.
Nickcrson anG &c others Of Brewer. for
tho passage Of bill for the proper labclin:g
of proprietary medicines.
Hy Mr.. Necrosis of Winthrop: Petition
OF J. f. Briggs ana Sc others of Win
throp. for slmc
Crhcsc petitions and romonstrancc We're
referred to the committee on temper
ancc,.
Ey Mr.. Leonard OF Milo: Fill. An Act
10 exempt soldiers and sailors of the
Civil war from Il poll tax. Referrcd ("
the committee on taXation).
EY Nv Ingorsol % Hiddeford: f;ill. An
Act to amend Section Of Chapter 4S Of
tho Revised Statutes relating to privat"
banking. Rcfcrrod to the committee on
banks and Iankmg)
On mction of Mr. Sargent of Castino.
bill to incorporate the Trinitarian Congre-
gational Parish of Castine. was taken
from the table.
Nh Sargent o ffered an amendment. to
amend Section by striking out the word
said" in The first line. and substituting
therefor the word the also in Section
|? by striking out the word 'as' in the
first line: also adding to the third line Of
said section the words and made valid.
The amendment was adopted. the bill
was read third time rs amended and
was passed to he ensrossed as amended.
On motion by Mr. Hall Of Dover bill! to
amend Chapter l. of the Revised Stat
ut"S, relating to the education Of youth.
WIS taken rom the table. and on further
motion by the same gentleman the rules
We're suspended. the bill received its third
reading and was passed to he en~ross"d.
On motion of Mr.. Scrlhner of Charles
ton. bill relating to tho operation of steam
engines by incompetent persons and to
create board of State examiners there
Tor. was taken from tho table. and on
further notion by the same gentleman
it VAS referred to the committee on ju-
dietary
On motion of Mr. Baxter Of Portland.
hill to incorporate the Peaks Island Rail
way Company, was taken from the table.
and on further motion by the same gen
tleman it was referred to the committe"
on railroads and expresses in concur
renee.
or motion of Mr.. Higgins Of Limerick.
resolve. TO aid building road i'll Eagle
Lake plantation, was taken from the ia
bio.
The resolve was then passed to he en-
crossed
on motion Of Mr.. Higgins. the opinion
II the Justices Of the supreme judicial
court relative to the constitutionality OF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-08
CARBUNCLE CAUSES DEATH.
Or. Martin RI. Terney Subject of ;
Peculiar MaIady.

LccminStc". Mass. March 7.-Deatll
from a peculiar cause came. Tuesday.
to DR.. Martin Fl. Tirrney. n prominent
physician Of this town. About 10 days
ago nr. Tierney discovered tho pres
ence of 81 c;trhuucle on the back Of his
neck and said it was due to irritation
produced by his collar button. The car
buncl" rapidly became more painful
and blood poison developed which re-
suited in the PHYSICIANS death, Tues
day.
DR.. Tierney was &, years old and was
a native OF Lowell. He was graduated
from tho College Of Physicians ana
Surgeons in New York City. He leaves
Il widow ana two children.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-08
QUADRuPLE MURDER.
Wife and Three Children Of James
Ince Murdered.

Danville. Ark. Tarca a quadruplc
murder has been committed at Whitley
about l. miles from Dahvi.e. the vic
tins being .iio wife ana three children
~ James Nn"e. a flrmcF in that 10
ca!ity. Incc is held in Jail on suspicion
First news Of The tragedy WAS
brought here by Tnce who said his fam
lily had been murdered in their beds
and that he i,:.cw til" neighborS would
accuse him OF the crime.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-08
WON ON A FOUL.
Tommy Fe!sz Loses to Walsh IN t'e''
Rounds.

Chelsea. Mass. Marc. ..-Jimmy N orr,
~ %,wiGn. was given the d"cisIrn Knit Z,
tommy FT.ltz Of Kew York t"n'I iI,i.J I
Hui. rhc two llus were s'',. 't,'i'' II,
rnht T. rounds ut III pounds before M M
Dnur,as Athletic club OF thus ''' .iior rr
I,ccrr" Billy Crowley ol f."Si",'' ',is,
ih, d%ht in the ilth ro''nd an"
tn, contest to Walsh ,,,rt #
Tcl,z was outcilssed from tii' III, III. MI,
M t,1ird round he went - J" inht Hin II,
tiYics Hid vns saved by the brn \. y III II,
,l,,,.th ~ ,wus an but ont nnd A=iir :, n 4
;,nIi saved Kim. IN the eighth ronh r., ~,
Irg1n to hit fnul and was ""rl,', .., I hIoU.
r,icrcc. He continued :" !Ia" ''''''
until the h@ht was atopptu'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-08

an Act relating to the rebuilding Of
\''l%hhn bridge, WAS taken from the
table, and on further motion by the sam,
gentleman il was placed on file.
ME- ioSScI\n ~ poiii land, presented 4
statement "t facts to accompany resolve
in favor of Maine School for tn" Deaf
and moved that same be printed to ac-
com;,ln.: the resolve.
Tho ':iom was agreed t..
on nniiun d Mr.. Powers Of IIoulton.
Adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-08

served for public uses in the planta-
ton of Pleasant Ridge.
An Act to amend an act entitled AN
Act creating the Phillips Village Cor
poration.'
An Act to set off a part of Plantation
Number Seven and annex it to the
town of Goudsboro.
An Act providing for -feasance
of duty by shcriffs, deputy sherifrs and
county attorneys.
An Act relating to the appointment
of an inspector of milk and vinegar
for the city Of Portland.
An Act To amend section 60 of chap
| fer % of the Revised Statutes, relating
| to liens on monumental work.
An Act to prohibit ice fishing in
Hancock pond. in the town OF Embden
and plantation of Lexington, Som"r-
| set county.
An Act to prohibit fishing in the
tributaries to Little Sebago lake. i'll
GRAY, Raymond ana Wndham Gum
| berand county.
| An Act To rcgulat" fishing in South
| boundary pond. Littl" Northwest pond.
! Massachusetts bog in Franklin county.
| An -Act :lul ibilLliS liz ''lISii t'ti'li
ana maintenance of Il wharf INTO the
| tide waters of tasco bay, in the town
of Falmouth, Maine.
An Act to permit fishing in Hranch
ana Meadow brooks, SO called, in
| Thomaston ana Rockland. in accord
ance with the general law of the state
An Act relating to the prevention.
control and eXtinguiShment of forest
| fires in plantations and unorganizcd
townships.
An Act to amend section &c. chapter
IS. Revised Statutes. relating to loan
and building associations.
An Act to authorize the Passa(lum-
keag Log Driving Company To acquire
the property and franchises of the
Grand Falls Dam CompunN
An Act to regulate fishing in Marble
brook. Marble pond. Chase brook or
Blackstone brook. and Bolt brook. in
PiscataquiS county.
An Act To extend the powers granted
the st. John Lumber Company by
chapter POI of the Private and Special
Laws of 1903.
An Act To authorize the Sebcc Lake
Lumber Company, its successors and
assigns. to maintain Il wharf ana boom
in Sebec lake
An Act to amend section 30 of chap
ter Al of the Revised Statutes, relating
to the aleWive fishery i'm the p,.ma-
quid river
An Act to amend section % Of chap
ter l. Of the Revised Statutes OF 1908.
in relation to schooling children in un-
organized townships
An Act to extend the charter of the
NorrdSeWock bridge prorrictors. and To
authorize the town of Norridgewock
TO take ana purchase tile property of
the same.
An Act to amend section of chap
ter 80 of the Private ANA Special Laws
of 1908. entitled An Net to authorizes
the P"nobscot Chemical Fibre COMPANY
t" make. generate. use. transmit ana
sell electricity.
An Act to permit ice fishing in Half
Moon pond. III the county of oxford
and to permit fishing for pickcrcl
through tn" ice in Jenne pond. 50
called, in Mexico ana Carthage. partly
in oxford and partly in Franklin
county.
An Act to amend chapter -, of the
Special Laws Of 1866. rs amended bv
cfarte IS Of tho Private ana Spocial
Laws of 1873, entitled An Act creating
the South Paris Village CORPORATION"
Finally Passed.
Resolve in favor of Schools road.
Resolve in favor of the town of Ma
chias
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-08
EAST PALERMO.

The East Palermo choir met at ID
residence of Mr.. W. Tibbetts. Satm
day evening. Miss Stella Leaman va
organist. The evening was pass
Very pleasantly III singing. Many wen
present and At / late hour ali retire
10 their homes. feeling quite gratpfr
10 Nj. Tibbc;ts for the evenings IN
tertainment.
Bert l.. Cunningham who has bee
at work in Liberty for the past fer
Nccts's-i 81 &s;Gn SHAAk for +. 4