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MINING NEWS.

ltinoman from Trout Creek coun- trv. where they recently located several promising copper mining claims. The gentlemen are from Chicago and obtained knowledge q, the location of the mines from an old lost mine story, which they followed up and found the mines. The ore is said to be won derfully rich in copper, also car rying gold.
 Mohave Miner: A large party of Colorado men are at the Bi- metal mine, of the Mcguire group, south of Kingman, engaged in mak- ing a thorough sampling of that property. The mine is one of the largest deposits of free milling gold ore on the pacific coast, but is low in grade. Owing to it's prox- unity to the railroad and the cheap manner of extracting the ore 1t ought to be one of the most at- tractive propositions in the county.
 Cochise County Press: Last week A. J. Pigdeon of the Arizona & Michigan Development Compa- ny, let the contract for sinking their double compartment shaft to Messrs. J. T. Gregg and R. F. Chamberlain. Consideration being over $15,000 This will lower the shaft to about 500 feet. This work will be pushed as rapidly as the contractors can do 1t. Three shifts will be worked all the time Mr. Gregg who was at Benson this week stated that they commenced on their contract on the 9th.
 Tucson Post: Big strikes are reported on the properties of the Cleveland and Arizona properties in the Silver Bell district Throughout that section of the country several of the largest syndicates of the United States are working and great future is predicted as about to be realized for the district. Pima county from one end to the other, north south, west and east from Tucson is experiencing most wonderful development in mining. If the price of copper remains anything like the present quotation for two years or a year longer there will be at least half a dozen properties under operation on so large basis that they will be able to stand bis drop in the price of the red meta and yet be paying propositions.
 Tucson Post: An unusually large amount of ore shipments art being made from Tucson this win ter. Scarcely day passes without one or two fair sized shipments Most of the ore goes to the El Pa so shelter. Besides the Twir Buttes people another company ha' come into Tucson and will opef offices immediately for the pro motion of a shelter company tC erect near Tucson. The Silver Bell Shelter is well under way anC will be ready for operation in s few months With this plant anc Helvetia smelter in full blast by next faIl most of the Pima county ore shall be treated here instead 0 having the expensive haul for th' ores to Texas. This is the larges item in the expense of handling most ores from this district anC once eliminated will not only near
The oasis., 1907-03-23

MINERAL APPLICATION NO. 226. United States Land Office, Phoenix, Arizona Jan uary 2l, 1907--Notice is hereby given that the Mowry Mines Company. cor poration, by John w. Prout, Jr.. attor- ney in fact has made application for patent to the Nowry No. 6 lode, survey number 2221, on unsurveyed land, approx imatey in section l5, township 23 south range 16 east Patagonia Mining District santa Cruz County. Arizona, described follows: Beginning at corner number l. whence U. $. F M. No. r. NJ. D., brs north B degrees 2S minutes west l4507 feet thence south 64 degrees F minutes east ;S1 feet tn corner number ? thence north B degrees F minutes east
 l36S5 feet to corner number thence north 6+ degrees F minutes west 0.25 feet tO corner number number l. thence south 7S degrees 23 minutes west 230.7 feet to corner mum Der ,, thence south 63 degrees 53 minutes west Var l3 degrees east 135S.6 feet to corner number l, the place of beginning The location notice of said claim is
 recorded in the office Of the County
 Recorder of santa Cruz County. Territory
 of Arizona, in Book 6, Mining Locations,
 page 92 Adjoining claims are the MONTY mum Der 1 and Mowry number on the north ?
 the Fl Pueblo and Mowry Camp lodes on the east and south, and the MoWry Camp lode on the west. all being survey number 2190. MILTON k. MOORE. Register
 First publication January 26; last pubica- ton March 30.
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liabilities and pen

lating to the powers, liabilities and pen
alties of plantations.
No. 2t2 or an act to amend Section
4 of CHAPTER ia of the Public Laws or
1865 relating to the compensation of sher-
IFS. "a
OF Chapter s. Of the Revised Statutes, re-
lating to fees OF registers OF probatc Oh
estates OF persons outside OF this STATE.
No. pa. On an act 10 amend CnapteI
JOG of the Revised Statutes. relatlnE 70
proceedings to quiet titles to real estate
Nc. 2iT. On an act to amend the Revis-
cd Statutes relating to holidays
No. rs. On petitions for the enactne mi
. of law to prohibit eNDectorauCn on al
public floors and sidewalks. Vi,
No oe2 On an act relating to the llltal-
tation Of the use of the word "prescrip-
No. 90. On an act to legalize and con- con.
firm the acts of the Free VIII Baptist
Parish of Limerick. o,,or
No 262. On an act to extend tne ciiai
ter of the Old Town Water District.
No cfn. On an act TO confirm me m
coreoration-of the Maine Children's Homo
M. IN. On an act to amend Chapter "
Of the Public Laws of 1905 relative to no.
tice to beneficiaries under Wills, :,
NO 2.s. On an act to amend Sect!oii ~
of Chapter 142 of the Revised statues
relating 10 earnings OF prisoners colnihil-
ted to houses of correction a. .
No. 2T9 On an act to amend Section
of Chapter 142 of the Revised statutes,
relating to term OF commitment 10 ltou9S"
of correction.
No. $50. On an order requesting the Ju-
dietary committee to enquire into the eA-
pe.licncy of amending Section Hi. Chapter
ST. of the Revised Statutes. by increasing
, the PENALTIES therein mentioned.
| No. 291. On an order directing the 1u-
! dietary committee to enquire into the eN-
pediency of amending Section u, Chapter
! i25, of the Revised Statutes, relating -
the challenge of jurors in certain crlm-
raj cases. whereby the number or chal-
lenges allowed to the State may be in
creased.
: No oe2 On an act to prohibit the max
jig or Publishing of false or exaggerated
statements or publications of or concern
ing the affairs. pecuniary condition or
property of any corporation. joint stock
association. copartnership or individual.
No. of. On an act to incorporate the
Corporation Guarantee and Trust Com
pany.
Nc. go. Or an act relating to the Old
Towr municipal court, in the county of
Penotscot.
No. $50. On an act to grant additional
powers TO the Sebasticook Power Com
DanY. authorizing them to sell electricity
in the counties of PenobScot, Waldo,
Somerset ana Kennebec.
No. 2S7. On an act TO extend the time
in which the Van Ruren Sewerage Con-
pany is authorized to commence business.
J. Fl. MONTGOMERY Secretary.
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EDUCATION.

The Committee on Education will give
hearings at their room, No. Al, State
House, as follows:
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY Is, 1907, at
2 o'clock +. NJ
Resolve III favor of Van Buren, College.
Resolve in favor of Freedom Academy.
An Act to provide public schools with
flags.
An Act to amend Section Al of Chapter
II of the Revised Statutes relating TO
sllDerintoAdcnt of schools
Resolve in favor Of the Castine Normal
school
An Act to amend Section .. Chapter Il
Of the Revised Statutes relating 70 public
schools.
An Act to incorporate Rridgewater
Classical Academy.
THURSDAY, MARCH :, 1907, at .
O'Clock p. NJ.
Resolve in favor of Limerick Academy.
An Act to create the office of State
Historian and encourage the teaching of
local history in our public schools
An Act to amend Section IS of Chapter
y of tie Revised Statutes of 1855 relat-
ing to state aid to Academies.
An Act to amend Section 70 of Chapter
Il of the Revised Statutes relating to the
time within which Academies shall re-
ceive State aid under Section &C of said
CHAPTER.
An Act to amend Section 81 Of Chapter
Il Of the Revised Statutes relating to
State aid for Academies.
w. S. KNOWLTON. Secretary
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INTERIOR WATERS.

The committee on Interior waters will
give a pubic hearing in its room at the
State House in Augusta.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY q, 1907, at
o'clock +. N.
No. ~. An act to incorporate the East
S.buis Dam and Improvement Company.
NO. So Az act to incorporate the
Princeton and Grand Lake Steamboat,
Company.
No. s.. An act to prohibit the throwing
OF sawdUst or other mill waste into Med
oInac river or any of its tributaries, in
Liberty. in the county of Waldo.
cross Transportation Company, to aid in
the erection 81 bnoys as guides to naviga-
lakes and thCroughfares.
No. 50 An act to incorporate the Pc
nobsc0t River Power Company.
No. 81 An act to Incorporate the Baker
and Snencer Brook Dam and Improve
mcrt Company.
No. IS. Resolve in favor of a break
water in Moosehead lake near Kineo.
No. 50. An act to provide for damage
by flowaSe.
No. u Rcassigned) An act to amend
Section of Chapter 262 of the Private
and Special Laws of the St1te Of Maine
for the year 1903, entitled AN Act to au-
erect piers and hoons in Sebec river"
No. IS. (RCGssigned) An act to amend
Ch9ptcr 3i5 of the Private and Speciai
Laws of 1901, relating TO improvements on
Sandy river so called
M. 20. (ReaSSi~ned) An act addition
al to Chapter IA of the Private and Spec
ial Laws Of 1909 relating to the West
Pranch Driving and Reservoir Dam Com
pany.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 6, 1907, at .
No. -, An act to amend Chapter 1913 Of
tue Private and Special Laws Of 1893. en-
titled An Act to incorporate the East
Branch Improvement Company"
CARL E. MILLIKEN Secretary
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WEDNESDAY. MARCH 6. at 2P. NJ.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH =. at +. NJ.
No. 1f2. On petition requesting tnal
the law relative to the bounty on pears
be SO amended and changed that the
bounty be paid by the respective town
treasurers instead as now PAD.
No. 1f3. An act to prevent fraud IN the
sale of eye glasses.
No. 1e5. On a petition for amendments
to the charter of the Rumford Falls vii
lage corporation.
No. 166. An act making valid the or
ghnization and records and confirming
the title of the trustees OF the Methodlss
Episcopal church in Old ToWn anu
authorizing their sale of certain real es-
tate.
No. 167. An act legalizing certain acts
of the town of Stonington.
No. 10. An act to provide for sewerage
in the village of Livermore FANS.
THURSDAY. MARCH {, at 2 T. NJ
No. 1S6. An act to amend section IL OF
CHAPTER of the Revised Statutes relat-
ing to the election of Road Commission
erS
No. 1S7. An act creating the Fort Kent
Village corporation.
No ISIS An act to extend the charter
of the Island Falls Water Company.
M. 100 An act to amend sections ana
3 of Chapter sos of the private and Spe-
cial Laws of 1885. amending. An act to
establish a Municipal Court in the town
of Norway and to establish salary lot
the judge of said court.
No 191. On petition OF the tort l<ent
Telephone Company to amend their CHAR
ter
No 1oS An act to regulate the use of
a certain road IN the town Of Readheld.
FOREST J. MARTIN. Secretary.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
kennebec County.

Aug,rsta-Willinm II, Bruce 70 otinrton
Prescott, land. SIS; Alice NJ. ii i,,,;Idings
to Maud Nj. MCshcr. land allu ~ ".
$500: Serene Z. Webster, ct a ~
Brown ct al, land. Sc. T. r.
Beigrade-Andrew T. Watson 70 na "
Piunkett ct al land. Sc: Joseph, ,N,,i hgn
to Joseph II. SAWYER, land ana w Nan.
s., OCU; Stephen Blaisdcn to u. W. No.
ter. lard, 81. .,,o, Iones
China-Richard Freeman to Aoei 'O'''
C.intca-W. NJ. Smith to ShaTmuIf q ND d
Co. land. SIS; S. A. Nye Mie; s Inc
Canaan Power Co., land ard DuIiuiC9 8
Farmingdalc-A. V. Curller u
Lord. land, 81. - II s
Gardiner-Mabel r. Pickett 70 II
Roberts, land and buildings, 81: .annis
Hal.owell-City of l1allcWeiI " Il.
A. Pra1stlee land and buildings IA "a K.
Monmouth-A. L. March 10 iu-
Fyffe. Land. $i*. !, al 10
Mt. Vern0n-Alonzc F. Chesley e. .,s. c.
Union Land & Lumber Co. land, ", IN.
f. Butler ct al. TO Union Lana q i'
Der Co.. stumpage, ST. rohn G.
Pittston-Charies f. Bliss to JohH =
Trussell land. 81. ,,cr,sts
Readfield-Sidney A. Gay to =, AuS Wad.
leigh to W. T. Lord. land, :. J, I
Vassalboro-H. n. Church ct d. ~
f.. Church ct al, land. 81 peter
WaterN ilIe-Louis Bourbon 10
Carron. real estate. sls. . cp+
Waync-David Ringbloom ct al y, 10
o. Johnson. land and buildings, J,ck.
WinSlow-C. w. Jackins to I. =. 80"
ms, land and buildings, 81.
And valuable consideration.
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BANKS AND BANKING.

The committee on banks and banking
will give public hearing in its room at
TIE State House in Augusta, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 5. al 2 p: M: on
Act to extend the charter of the Cum
berand Trust Company.
Act to extend the charter OF the Blue
hill Trust and Banking Company
Act to incorporate the Goodwin Bank
ing Company.
Act 10 extend the charter of the Old
Town Trust Company
Act additional to and amendatory OF
Chapter Sc OF Private and Special Laws
of 1865. entitled An Act to incorporate
the Central Safe Deposit Company and to
change the name of tho company.
Act to change the name of the Booth
bay Harbnr Banking Company to the
POnthbay Harbor Trust Company and to
ratify certain doings in relation thereto.
Act 10 incorporate the Paris Trus;
Company.
Act to incorporate the Lubec Trust and
Banking Company.
Act to incorporate the Danforth Trust
Company.
Act to incorporate the Somerset Trust
Company.
Acc to amend Chapter IS of the Revised
Statutes. relating to savings banks.
THOS. w. BALDWIN, Secretary.
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WAYS AND BRIDGES.

The committee on ways and bridges will
give public hearing in it's room at the
State House in Augusta,
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY %. 1907, at 2
O'Clock =. NJ.
No 70. Resolve in favor of the town Of
Verona.
No. So Resolve il favor of the town
of Deer Isle. in tn county of Hancock
IN aid Of building a l'-i'lEe across Rob-
bins bar. 50 called. b. zen Deer Isle
and Stinson's Neck. in said town.
No. S2. An act to prevent the hauling
Of heavy teams on the highways OF
Brooklin from March i to May Is.
Nc. 81. An act to incorporate the trus-
tees Of MachiaspOrt bridge.
NO NJ. Resolve in favor of aiding the
building of n bridge between Machias
port and Fast Machias.
No. Sc. Resolve in favor of the town of
Pucksport to aid in the repair and re-
building of Verona bridge.
No. 81. Resolve in favor of Inhabitants
of Whitueyville.
No IS. Resolve in favor of building n
bridge in the town of Forest City in
Washington county.
10. 50. Petition of D. L. Cummi ncs and
1l0 others il favor of an appropriation to
build a road on Township No IT, Range
4th ard Torwrship No. II Range 9Th.
No 81: Resolve in favor of town of
Concord
No. So Resolve in favor of the town Of
Bingham.
o. L. sPRAGUE. Secretary.
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SHORE FISHERIES.

The committee on shore fisheries Wi
give public nearing in its room at tn
State House In Augusta ,v Of =. =
Petition of D. o. French and 50 other
Of Jonesport for amendment of Section =
Of Chapter 16l of Public Laws OF loo"
relating to taking of CLAIMS.
Act to prohibit the taking Of lobster
in Hancock county.
Petition of Leslie r. Bunker and los
Hancock county. -.
Petition OF John e. Hammond and 1O2
others for repeal of CHAPTER 19l OF Spec
ial Laws of 1903, relating to the taking
Of Goldfish in Frenchmans bay.
Petition of P. A. Sawyer and 43 others
of Addison to amend Section ]. Chapter
49, Of Special Laws of 1901, relating TO I'M
Petition of H. Fl. Brazzell and 81 others
to amend the general fish law in Nara
guagus bay as far az It relates 10 smell
Cooling and 50 others for close time OF
Holsters from June | to August - -, lnS I1CV
a line drawn from Seal Cove at liols Bu-
bert Island to Cape Split.
Petition for repeal of Section !. Chapter
90 Of the Revised Statutes, relating 70 the
taking of cells in Damariscotta rlver OF
Petition of Nathaniel Perkins and y
others for law giving owners or mats IN
Atkins bay the right to protect and eul-
tiyate the growth of clans on said fats
or power to delegate this right to others
Petition of Snow y. Orne and % others
of Southport for law against SEEMING on
the Sheepscot river.
Act to permit II. D. erie and his as
signs to extend q fish weir from the shore
of Castine.
ers for tie better protection of CLAIMS IN
the town of Steuben. :.
Act to amend Section 40 of Chapter Al
of the Revised Statutes. forhidding the
Tsr of seines within 1000 feet of any weir.
THOS w. BALDWIN. Secretary.
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FAN ROADS AND EXPRESSES.

The committee on railroads and ex-
presses will give n public hearing IN IT'S
room number $40, at the State House IN
augusta,
WEDNESDAY,. FEBRUARY q. 1897. at
O'Clock p. NJ.
No &c. (Reassgned) An act to make
valid the organization of the WlscaSset,
Waterville and Pennington Railway
Company and to extend its charter.
No. 10. An act relating to locations OF
street railroads.
No. leo Ar act in relation to The
Mount Desert Transit Company.
No. s.. (Reassigned) An act reSulat-
ing the fares on steamboat lines.
No 50. CRcassigned.) An act to regu-
late and establish mileage rates for the
conveyance OF passengers over the steam
railroads within this State.
No. 13. tReassigned.) An act in rela-
ton TO fares upon the Washington Coun-
ty railway.
No. 20 lReassigned) An act to pro-
vide for a transferable two-cent mileage
on the Bangor & Aroosto9k Railroad.
LUTHER r. MOORE. Secretary
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APPROPRIATIONS AND FiNAN
CIAL AFFAIRS.

The committee on appropriations and
financial affairs win give public hearings
al its room at the State House. Augusta.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 81. 1877, at
o'clock p NJ.
No. Il. Senate Order relating to- pay
and mileage of Leon S. Lippincott for ser
vices rer dered in organization Of the Leg
stature
No. q. Resolve in favor of VIM. II.
No. % Resolve in favor of Harry p
Halves.
No. 26. Resolve in favor of Geo. Fisher.
No. q. Resolve in favor of Harold r..
Weeks.
No. -. Bill An Act regulating the
abuse Of medical charity.
TUESDAY. MARCH 3, 1907, at o'clock
p. NJ.
No a. Order to INQUIRE into the ad--
visibility of requiring supplies pIrcha7 ed
by the state for State institutions 10 be
purchased on the basis of competitive
''N' G. RAYMOND JOY. Secretary.
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The committee on inland fisheries and
game will give public hearing IN us
room at the State House. in Augusta on
TUESDAY. MARCH : at P. NJ.
Petition of Lyman Blair and IS others
TO open Brassua lake TO winter fishing
from February 18th to March 18th.
Petition of c. G. Dummer and 10 others,
asking for an appropriately OF S2Ol for the
purpose of screening Weob lake, in
Petition Of c. NJ simonds and Al 9TH
ers; residents of Smithfieid, skoWhcgan
and NorridgewoCk, praying for law 10
regulate the taking of white perch in the
belgrade lakes, so called.
An act to amend Section 5 of Chapter
4o' OF the Private and Special Laws OF
1913. relating to the throwing OF mill
waste into certain streams.
Resolve in favor of building a fish
screen at the outlet of Snow pond in the
Petition Of L. B. Mason and Sc others
for close time on the Collins pond. So
called, in the town of Windham.
Petition of r. A. Young in favor of L
Petition of &. 4. Emory and Il others
to prohibit the taking of fish from Wes-
uated in Athens. Somerset county, Maine,
for term of 3 years.
Bill, An Act to regulate white perch
fishing in Lake Sehasticook and tributa-
ries. in the county OF Penobscot
Bill. An Act to regulate the taking of
fish in Loon lake and in Cow pond, so
called. in the county of Franklin.
On petitions of E NJ Richards and 9th
ers of Princeton praying for law to
prohibit tho shipping and sale of fish to
markets out of the State of fish caught
in the West Branch of the st. CroiX riv-
er and tributaries.
On Bill. An Act to regulate the taking
of fish in the tributaries to Mt. Blue pond
in the cou"tv OF Franklin.
On petition Of 4 f, Cunningham and 81
others Of Coetigar ard vicinity pray'n
for the passage Of a law prohibiting thu
throwing of sawdust and other re'rse into
Olaron stream.
On netitions Of Albert A. Rurlnigh. w
r, Parsons. the faculty of Rates College
Of students Of same said college and 1921
other citizens of this state. praving fo-
the enactment ne a law to regulate the
takirC Of firearms unon tho wild lands
Of the state in close season.
Also rernonStranca of Chester Mills and
others AGAINST same
Bill, An Act to anrul the lease or con-
tract bctwner the Fish and Game Com
missionprc of TIE State Of M9ire and tho
] AXE Auburn Fish Protective Associa-
ton.
Fill. An Act to regulate fishing in
Smear stream AMI tributaries. in Oxford
Rill An act TO prohi1r't the throwing Of
awt7ust and other mill woste into Roc
brook and tributaries. in the Counties of
Oxford ami AndrescorG'n.
petition Of CIV NJ HoZetino and others
Of Denmark and vicinity nraying for r.
law to nrohihit I'll fishing in Pleasant
pond. in Denmark and Frycburg. for q
period of vnHrs
Petition IF Frank VI Towre ard othe.s
far n closo time on Henderson brook in
Pnrsonsfio1d with ACCOMMODATING Act
~ oct - r~ohihit the sale of trout in
Washington County.
Fl r MERRILL. Secretary
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MILITARY AFFAIRS,

Tie committee on military affairs viii
give 4 public hearing in Room II, State
House. Augusta, as follows:
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY Is, 1907. a.
$50 O'Clock p. NJ.
No. II. An act to provide for the pay
and care for the members of the Nation
al Guard for disability while in service.
No. u. Resolve to provide water supply
on State campgrcund
No. 13. Resolve in relation to Fort VIII
liam Henry in the town of Bristol.
No. II. Resolve in favor of William NJ
Simpson. late Q. VI. sergeant Company A
Portland.
No. Is. Resolve in favor of Mrs. Han
rah McCabe. mother of the late Martir
7. McCabe. Company f. Portland.
NJ. 16. Resolve in favor of Bernard
Griffin. father of the late Walter 7. Grit.
fin. Company L. Portland.
No. Il. Resolve in favor Of Private
Charles ]. MUIR by, Company r. P7r'la0d
No. 1s Resolve in favor of Isaac Moor;
of Somerville
WALTER 7. MAYO. Secretary
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STATE LANDS AND STATE ROADS

road will give a public hearing in its
room At the State House in Augusta,
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY q at ?
F. NJ.
No. 1873. Resolve in aid of repairs of
road leading from Northwest Carry on
Moosehcad lake to the Pittston farm on
the West Branch of the Penobscot river
No. 1875 Resolve to provide Tor repairs
of road leading from Roach river to the
Grand farm.
No. 49, Resolve in favor Of the town
of Frcnchville in the county of Aroos-
town.
No 81. An act in relation to the Bow
erbank school fund.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY % at 3P. NJ
Petition Of Israel Aulletrc and "a others
in favor Of road in Frenchville.
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JOINT SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON
SALARIES AND FEES.

The Joint Special Committee on Sala-
ries and Fees will give Public hearing
IN the room Of the State Assessors at the
State House in Augusta. on
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 81, 1907. al
40 o'clock z. NJ
On an act to amend Chapter ISL Of the
Public Laws of 1905. relating to the com
penSation of Registers of Probate
On an act to amend Section | of Chap.
ter IL OF the Pubic Laws of 1906. relating
to the compensation of County Commits.
SionerS of Somerset County
On an act to amend Section of Chan.
ter lI3 of the Public Laws of 1905, relat
ing T. compensation of Register of Deeds
for the County Of York
s. c. STEVENS, Secretary.