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BCWCOIN COLLEGE,
Notable Addresses Booked-Prof. Files
Lecture-Debatc April &c.

Brunswick, Me. March 10.-(SreciaD.
Announcement is made that through
the generosity of Prof. and Mrs. G. T.
Files, several wcll-known speakers
have been secured for the college
church and to address the students at
chapel during the remainder of the COL
lego year. The first will be. March IL.
when DR.. Alexander Mckenzie will
speak, and the second will be Lyman
Abbott, who will speak May ). The
third speaker will be DR.. Hugh Black
of Edinburgh.
The History Club met with Hyde. 'OS,
at the home Of President Hyde last
Friday evening. The club was adj
dressed by DR.. Louis Hatch of Ban
sor. and the evening proved both en-
Joyable and instructive. DR.. Hatch's
subject was The Federal Army in the
Revolutionary War"
A large audience of townspeople and
students gathered in Memorial hall
last evening to listen to the lecture by
Prof. G. 7. Files on "Rambles in
Switzerland" The lecture was illus
tratod with a large number of stcreopti-
con views and was especially interest
ing from the fact that Prof. Files re-
turned this fall from an extended visit
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PROBABLY MURDER.
impossible Road and Crossing Neigh
bors Land Causes the Trouble.

Cortland, y. y, March 10.-Arthur
Potter. a farmer Of Blodgctt's Mills.
was arrested today charged with as
sault with intent to kill upon Leon
Stafford. his nearest neighbor STAFF
ford, who was struck on the head with
the square end Of an axe blade was
believed to be dying tonight. Owing
to today'S SNOW storm the road ways
skirting the adjoining farms of the
two men are quite impossible in
places. Stafford turned from the high
way and was driving his team across
Potter's land. The latter closed a gate
in front of Stafford's team and warned
him not to open it. Stafford, it is al
legged. tried to force the gate and was
struck down.
After making an anti-mortcm de-
position Stafford lapsed into uncon-
SciOuSneSS.
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NO SETTLEMENT.
Standard Oil Feels Certain OF Far
Treatment In Indiana Courts.

Chicago. March 10. A. Moffet'
president Of the Standard Oil Co. of
Indiana, which company is on trial IN
the federal court on a charge Of hav-
ing received rebates, tonight denied the
truth Of q statement published to the
effect that it was stated in official cir
cles in Washington that representa-
tives of the oil company had made a
suggestion to the federal authorities
that the company might be willing TO
plead guilty To tho indictments against
it. Nh Nuffctt said.
"Any such statement is without any
truth or basis of fact whatever. The
Standard Oil 60. is not frightened by
any prospect of conviction. The COM
rany and its officers and counsel en-
terrain no distrust Of the courage or
fairness of either judges or juTys in
the federal courts. 1t looks to get the
same fair administration of law in
these cases as any other defendant
would get. and it asks for nothing else.
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THE FRANCIS REWARD.
Half for Mrs. Grover, $50 for Leader,
$40 Each for NORM and Laurin.

Bangor, Me, March 10.-The reward q
500 offered by the federal government
for the capture of the escaped convict,
Minot st. Clair Francis, who went over
the State prison wall at Thomaston las
November and was captured in Glen
burn. near here, after a chase of II days.
has been left with United States Marshal
Henry w. Mayo, who has made an ap-
portionment to those who assisted in the
capture of the desperado.
The reward of 500 offered by Warden
=. @. Norton of the Maine State prison
will be divided in the same proportion.
Mrs. A. J.. Grover Of Glenburn gets
500. She was the prime mover in thu
nngro's capture. When he called at her
souse for something to cat, she sent one
of her sons to the Glenburn station to tel,
Operator J. T. Norm to telegraph to
Bangor.
Mr.. NORM gets so and J. Laurin Clark
tie operator at the Bangor end. who
transmitted the message to the officers
here, also gets so.
Deputy Marshal r. F. Leader of Lew
iston. who was in the chase almost from
the start and who made the arrest. gets
$50. Payment will be made as soon az
vouchers can be fled.
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UNIVERSITY OF MAINE.
The Annual Dance of Beta Theta ~
Scores Another Success.

Orono. Me-. March 1O.-(Sueclal).-
The annual Beta Theta ri dance OF Bc-
ia Eta Chapter was held in the frater-
nitv house at the University of Maine
Friday evening, March S. The house
was very artistically decorated with the
fraternity colors and large, fraternity
roses.
The receiving committee consisted OF
S. II. Bird, Mrs. NJ. c. Fernald, Mrs.
II. S. Boardman and Mrs. G. Fl. Ham
len. Miss Marjorie Robinson. Miss Sell
ma Oak, Miss Gladys Lowell, Miss
Martha Mcclure, Miss Ethel Lord ana
Miss Hazel Houlton assisted at the
punch tables.
The music was furnished by PGllcris
Orchestra and dancing began AT SD
and continued until intermisSion at ii
o'clock, when light refreshments We're
served. At 11.30 dancing was resumed
and was continued until 1 o'clock.
special car was waiting to take the
guests to Bangor, all of whom had a
most enjoyable time.
The committee in charge consisted Of
s. NJ. Bird II. G. PhilbrOok, G. J. Hop
kins, H. p. Marsh and r. Il. Crulck-
shank
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

y shipment Of live Holsters at 81
cents a pound, was made by fishermen
at Biddeford Pool to Portland whole
salers. This is said to be the highest
price ever received by Pool lobster
fishermen.
Thirteen persons in Maine went into
bankruptcy last week. Their volur-
tary petitions show the following con-
ditions: William B. McAvey, Madison.
owes $6043 assets 1922: James r. Da-
Wis, lumberman. Mattawamkeag. owes
$500. assets SO; William W. Douglass.
farmer Madrid. owes S1445. assets s63s:a,
George H. Clark, laborer. Bangor. owes
$1,000. assets $50; F'ilando Porell. labor
er. Sanford. owes S1156. assets $3.50.
David MooreS. farmer. Ludlow. owes
sS05. assets S113: Ernest NJ. Wiley. clerk.
South Portland. owes S3t5. assets ii.
Gertrude NJ. Hall. Rome. owes 1922. as
sets $40: Denman G. Stevens. laborer
Brownville, owes 1862. assets So: Isaac
w. Stevens Hallowell, owes s552. assets
sec: Harry E. Burpee. la borer, Madison.
owes S4l4. no assets: Fred w. I.add.
farmer, Garland, owes 1864. assets
$1,000, including real estate valued at
s1lQ Ralgh s. CX1pan, printer
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TWO FIRES At DETROIT.
One Fireman usfocated-Damage VIII
Co Over $4,000.

Detroit. Mich, March 10.-Fire broke
out at p. NJ. Saturday in the five
story building at the corner of Wash
ington and Grand River avenues. oc-
cupied by the Partisan steam laundry
and the Detroit Regalia Co.. and in an
hour had Quilted the entire building
The loss is something over 100000.
Cadet David Murduff of the fire de-
partment, was killed by Suffocaton
when the wholesale notion store of A.
ID. Hoson & Co, 151 jefferson avenue
was damaged by fire to the extent of
100000 to the stock and $4,000 on the
building. Murduff was one Of the first
firemen to enter the store and the first
alarm that he was missing was put
aside when someone reported that he
had been seen to come out of the
building unhurt. His body was found
i'll the basement. He was not burned
at al but apparently had succumbed
to smoke. He was about % years old.
Two other men We're temporarily over
come by smoke.
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INTERIOR WATERS,

The committee on interior waters will
give a public hearing IN its room at the
State House in Augusta.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH IS. 1907, at ,
o'clock Z. NJ.
Ne. 90. Remonstrancc Of r. S. Stevens
of Sumner ard eight others against leg
islation prohibiting the cutting and har-
vestirg Of ice for dairy and domestic
purposes on North pond.
No. =. An act to provide for an inVeS
tigatinn into the comparative resource,
utilities and values Of the inland waters
Of Maine.
No. -. RcassiGneI) An act to inc0r-
pnratc the PoHobscot River Power Co.
No. 81 ReassignedD An act 20 amend
Chapter 4l9 Of the Private and Special
Laws Of 1927 az amended by Chapter 1J5
OF the Private ana Special Laws of 1891
and by Char+"r 2o@ If II" Private ana
Special lN- of lt"I. entitled AN ;."t
to inc"rr rate -hr l'"r"h-cDt East Branch
Log iiriving Company
NJ. a. RcassignoiD An act to incor-
portte the Fcnobscot Driving and I'm
prove mont CO.
No s. Rrassigncd) An act to amend
Chapter 1a3 Of the Private and Special
Laws Of 1909 entitled AN act to incor-
npratc the East Branch Improvement
Company
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A SKIING TRIP.
Two Young Men Return from Outing
Among White Mountains.

Brunswick. Me, March 10.-A G.
Chandler of Brunswick, a Harvard
graduate. and Norman II. Libby Of
Bridgton. assistant editor Of the Mount
Washington summer daily Among the
Clouds" have just returned from a
skiing trip Of 100 miles in the White
Mountain region.
They made three ascents of Pleasant
mountain in oxford county they went
to The Glen from Gorham by the car
riage road, as far as the Halfway
House. and then coasted back on the
skis. They then made the ascent OF
Mount Washington on skis.
The Tip-Top House is nearly buried
in snow. and in front of The Summit
House is a drift over 10 feet deep. The
weather was of the most Arctic sever
ity, but the air was so clear tnat Little
Island in Highland lake. Brid2ton. over
40 miles away, was distinctly Sc y.
The trip was without accident.
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LEGAL AFFAIRS.

TUESDAY, MARCH r. at 2 P. NJ.
No PIC. An act to amend Chapter 81
of the Revised Statutes, relating to at
torneys at law.
No M An act amending Section "a of
Chapter Ia of the Revised Statutes, re-
lating to insane hospitals.
No. 21S. An act additional to Chapter
p of the Revised Statutes, relating to
paupers.
No. go. An act additional to sea and
shore fisheries warden service.
No. oil An act to amend Section or
Chapter 1l3 Of the Revised Statutes. 20
provide for the recording of assignments
of wages.
ton of. and make public the early rec
ords Of towns and plantations.
No 2l9. Al act TO legalize the acts or
Pleasant Ridge Plantation in the county
of Somerset.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, at ?. y.
No. ~. An yct ~ amend an act an
proved Feb. -. 1~7, entitled IN act 10
amend Chapter ~ Of tie Private and
Special Laws Of 1865. entitled an act to
incorporate the Stockton Springs Water
~. "a An act giving respondents in
criminal cases the right TO tbs final clos-
- FOREST J. MARTIN. Secretary.
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in Switzerland and other parts OF Eu'

in Switzerland and other parts OF Eu-
rope.
At the last meeting Of the DEBATING
Council the final debate of the Bow
doin interscholastic debate, which VIII
be held in Memorial hall and Will be
between Gardiner High and Lewiston
High, has been set at April 70, the
change being on account of the Bates
Clark debate, which will occur on the
earlier date and which will be an at
traction for the interscholastic debat-
crs as well as others.
Manager Lee, ex-Manager Voorheees
and Capt. Shorey of the track team
were in Lewiston yesterday in attend
ancc on the annual meeting OF the
Maine Intercollegiate Track Associa-
ton, which met for the purpose OF
making arrangements for the annuai
state meet. which will be held in Wa
terville with Colby College in May.
The Theta Delta Chi fraternity VIII
hold it's annual House party March ~
II is announced that the Delta Cpsi-
lon fraternity has changed the date OF
it's House party from the 29th to some
date not yet decided.
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INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME.

The committee on inland fisheries and
game will give q public hearing ,si IN IT'S us
TUESDAY, MARCH L. at P. NJ.
On petitions Of J. p. Swasey. G. d. Bis
bee. and others for an act to regulate
in the county of oxford; also to prevet1
the putting of sawlust and other refuse
matter into said Swift river.
On an act to repeal Chapter us OF the
Private and Special Laws of 1905. amend
atory to Section of Chapter 407 of tha
Private and Special Laws of 1903, relating
to the time and number Of fish that can
be taken in the streams lying wholly or
partly in the towns of Freeman, Salem
and Strong.
= On petitions of G. G. Robinson and
others of <ingsbury for the screening of
the outlet of Kinssbury pond.
On an act to amend Section of Chap
ter of the Revised Statutes, relating to
the shooting of gulls. with petitions OF
Mllard Dennison and others for same.
On petitions of C. II. Hall and oth"rs
praying for the passage of law to pro-
hibit the sale of trout and landlocked
salmon in the county of Cumberland.
On an act for the protection of deer in
York county.
On an act to amend certain sections
of Chapter 80 of the Revised Statutes,
relating to Inland Fisheries and Game.
ReassigneD. An act to prohibit the
other refuse into Otter brook, in the
town Of Caribou. Aroostook county.
T.
and Il others. residents of Hanover in
oxford county. asking that Meadow
brook, 50 called. the main inlet TO How
ards pond, and the tributaries to said
brook. be closed to fishing at al sca~.ons
OF the year from its source to its cutie.
into said Howard pond.
{ReaSSigned) on petitions of Albert
A. I:lr!eigh. W. l.. Parsons, the Faculty
Of Bates College. and 1913 other citizens
of the State praying for the enactment
OF law To regulate the taking of fire
arms upon the wild lands of the State
in close season.
Also circumstances of Chester Mills
and others against the same
On an Act to provide for license fo~
unnaturaliZed. foreign born residents to
hunt game and birds.
on petition of +. T.. Cook and others
asking that the law on muskrats bs
changed 50 that they can be hunted from
Dec. LIST to May 1lt.
An act in the interests Of humanity to
Animals.
Petition IF s. l.. Huston and a others
ing ice fishing on the small ponds lying
south of Trout Brook Farm. known as
Fowler, Lttloficld and the South Branch
ponds.
Reassigncd. An act to provide for al
open season on beaver.
ReaSsigncd. On petitions TO clos.
CoChnewagon. Dexter. Berry and Will
son ponds 10 ice fishing and on remon-
StranreS against the same
H. Z. MERRILL. Secretary.
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TAXATION.

The COMMITTEES on taxation will give 4
public hearing in its room. at the Stat"
House in Augusta, on
TUESDAY. MARCH T., 1907, at :
O'Clock F. NJ.
No Sc. on IN act t. arcnd Section IS
&c Chapter 5 Of the Revised Statutes. re-
lating to the taxation of corporate fran
chises.
No "A. On an act to amend Section q
Of Chapter s OF the Revised Statutes. re-
lating to taxation of railroad companies.
No. IS. on an act to provide for the
taxation of trust companies.
No. s.. on an act to amend Section d
of Chapter of the Revised Statutes, re-
latirg to the taxation of railroad COM
panies.
NJ. ST. On en- act to amend Section i2
Of CHAPTER s of the Revised Statutes. re-
lating to the taxation of express compa-
FRANK D. TRUE Secretary
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Committee HEARINGS.
JUDICIARY.

The Committee on Judiciary will give
public hearing in its room at the state
House In Augusta.
WEDNESDAY,. MARCH IS. 1907. at >
O'Clock p. NJ.
No. 3O3. On an act TO create the office
of State Comptroller and TO define MS
duties.
81 Section :. Revised Statutes. relating 70
fraudulent evasion of payment Of iares OIL
steam railroads. street railroads.. steam
boats and ferries.
No. COG. On ar act to amend the law
relating to political caucuscs in the city
of Bangor.
No. 36.. on an act in relation to the
specific perft rfnance of contracts maue
by CORPORATIONS to deliver stocks.
NJ, sos. On an act to- ensure the better
education of practitioners of horseshoe
ing. and to regulate the practice OF
No. 100. on an act to amend Section |.
Chapter s., CT the Public Laws OF 1912
relating To corporations.
CHAPTER 81 Revised Statutes, relating to
operation Of motor vehicles.
M 81 on an act to amend Section 4
of chapter ia of the Public Laws of 1905.
relating To compensation of sheriffs.
No 3l2 On act to amend Section 1
of CHAPTER % of the Public Laws of 1893.
relating to the appointment of receivers.
No. 313. On an act in relation TO equlta-
BILE defences.
,THrksDAY. MARCH H. 1907 at :
No. IA. On an act to amend Section ,
of Chapter 62 of the Revised Statutes, re
\kting Il divorce proceedings
On petition of the Francis
Williams Chapter. ID. \. r., Of
or the proper observance OF
day.
ION an act to authorize the
re and sale of denatGred alco-
MARCH Is, 1907, at o'clock
(Reassigred from March sl
to prohibit the sale of stocks
ReassignedA som March 81 On
brohibit b. Shops.
5DAY. Net b =, 1907. at
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RAILROADS AND EXPRESSES.

The committee on railroads and eX-
presses will give public hearing in its
room. number 1i0, at the State House in
Augusta,
WEDNESDAY,. MARCH Is. 1907, at
o'clock p. NJ.
No. Toe. An act to authorize the Rum
ford Falls and Bethel Street Railway 10
maintain a dam on the Androscoggin riv-
er near the mouth of Bear river.
LUTHER r. MOORE, Secretary.
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MERCANTILE AFFAIRS AND IN.
SURANCE.

The committee on mercantile affairs
and insurance will give a public hearing
in it's room at the State House in Au-
gusta.
TUESDAY, MARCH T.. 1907,
An act to amcld Chapter 40 of the Re
vised Statutes of Maine relating to Life
Insurance, CSectiun 10L)
An act to amend Chapter 40 of the Re-
vised Statutes relating to Life Insurance,
(Scction 100
An act To incorporate the Central
Maine Insurance Company.
c. w. PERRY, Secretary.
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APPROPRIATIONS AND FlNAN-
CIAL AFFAIRS.

The committe on appropriations and
financial affairs will give public hear
ing in Room No. -, State House, Au-
WEDNESDAY. MARCH IS, 1907. at
o'clock L M.
No. 81. Resolve providing for the par
ticipltion of the State of Maine in the
jamestown Ter-Centennial Exposition.
G. RAYMOND JOY, Secretary.
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TAXATION,

The committee on taxation will give a
public hearing in it's room at the State
House in Augusta,
THURSDAY. MARCH Z, 1907. at 7.31
o'clock p. NJ. -
No. so. On an act to amend Section 2
of Chapter of the Revised Statutes, re-
lating to annual excise tax of railroads
TUESDAY: MARCH y, 1907, at
O'Clock =. NJ.
NJ So. RcassigncdD An act to amend
Section 81 Of Chapter s of the Revised
Statutes, relating to annual excise tax ol
railroads.
F. D. TRUE, Secretary.
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SALARIES AND FEES.

The joint special committee on salaries
ard fees will give public hearing in tn.
room of the State assessors at the State
House in Augusta
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 13, 1907, at 3
o'clock T. NJ.
on an act in relation to the salary of
the register of probate of the county OF
PiScataIuiS.
S. C. STEVENS, Secretary.
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STATE LANDS AND STATE ROADS.

The committee on State lands and State
roads will give n public hearing in its
room at the State House in Augusta,
MARCH Il. 1907, ut 3 O'Clock.
Resolve for an appropriation to build Il
road in township No. IL. Range /, and in
township No. II, Range ).
An act to prevent hauling of heavy
teams on the highways of Brooklin, from,
the fifteenth of March until the tenth OF
May.
L. 8. STEVENS. Secretary.
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Bates Junior Basketball
|. Teams Fine Record.
Prize Speaking by Division Of
1910 and the Winners.
Beta Theta Prs Annual Dance at
University Of Maine.

Lewiston, Ne, March 10.-(SpeciaD.--
The Junior basketball team has mace
a record since coming to college thar Is
-unequalled by any former team for
years. But once has it been defeated
during the last three years and that
one defeat was by the Dexter team
owing to the slippery floor and the fact
that Dexter wore suction shoes. Tho
other three classes in college readily
admit that 'uS has the winning team
this year without playing for the cham
1ionship The record of the 1908 team
thus far this year stands:
Bates -, Lyermore Falls i.
Bates y. Paris High II.
Bates % Bethel Il.
Bates 81. Rethel High II.
Rates "a. Wilton :.
Bates 20. GulfoTd Il.
Bates -, Edward Little 50.
Bates 60. BCwdOin Reserves =
Totnl-B2tts 3D. opponents lis.
Quite an interesting lecture was de-
livereG by Prof. Stanton in Fiske room
Friday evening at q meeting of the
three literary societies of Bates Col
legc. His subject was: Are the Plan
cts Inhabited?' Music was furnished
by the College Orchestra and after tn,
program ice cream and cookies We're
served.
A large squad Of indoor track men
are working earnestly for the indoor
meet soon 10 come off. Schumacher,
'0S, and Harmon, 10, will make u
god try for first place, as both men are
getting the sphere over 30 feet. Capt.
Phil II. ShOrcy of RoWdoin will serve
rs one OF the officials at the meet as
will w. w. Bolster. Jr.. of Bowdoin.
The prize speaking division OF 1919
delivered their 'decs'' Saturday fore
noon in Hathorn hall before a large au-
dience of students and visiting fried5
The day was fine and walking not
bad so that an unusual large
crowd was in attendance. They
all took their parts in fine shape and
did worthy credit to their trainer. Prof
Robinson. The young man to win the
prize was Peter c. Lawton and the
young lady winner was Eva NJ
Schumacher. The speakers program
was as follows:
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AGRICULTURE.

Tho committee on agriculture will give
a public hearing in its room at the State
House in Augusta,
MARCH 12. 1867. at 8 o'clock.
On resolve in favor of the Waldo and
Penobscot Agricultural Society.
On resolve in favor of the Maine In
sane hospital.
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The committee on labor will give pub
lie hearing in its room at the State
House in Augusta.
TUESDAY, MARCH 70. at p NJ.
No. 5. On an act limiting the number
Of hours of labor for river and stream
drivers on the Kennebec river.
HERBERT II. ALLAN, Secretary.
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EDUCATION

T. Committee on Education win meet
q thursdays at o'clock In the commit
W. g. KNOWLTON. Secretary
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COMMITTEE NOTICES.
JUDICIARY.

'ular meetings Tuesday, Wednesday
Thursday at 2 O'Clock P NJ
4 J. II. MONTGOMERY. Secretary
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COMMITTEE ON MANUFACTURES

The Committee on Manufactures gives
notice of its orga niZaiOn. All matters
pertaining to same may be presented
JOHN HOUSTON President.
A. d. MORNEAU. Secretary
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WAYS AND BRIDGES.

r EulaY meetings every Thursday 1t
c P. n.
O SPRAGUE, Secretary
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TOWNS,

Notice is hereby given that regular SEES
lions of the Committee on Towns Will De
Solden every Thursday at NJ In
Room No. 80, State House.
CORNELIUS HORIGAN. Secretary
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INTERIOR WATERS

Regular meetings every Wednesday q
OF ock 2. M.
C E MILLIKEN. Secretary
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COUNTIES,

The Committee on Counties will meet,
until further notice. on "Wednesday OF
zach week directly after adjournment OF
the sessions. at Room 80
A J. FULTON Secretary
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Regular meetings every Tuesday .
o' HERBERT II. ALLAN. Sec.