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WAYS AND BRIDGES.

The committee on ways and bridges
will give public hearing in its room al
the State House in Augusta,
FEBRUARY Z, 1907, at O'Clock p. NJ.
No. 81. Resolve in favor of Gardiner
and Randolph.
No. g.. On an act TO amend Chapter $50
of the Private and Special laws of 1891,
concerning the reversion OF me Old Town
bridge to the State OF Maine.
No. g.. On resolve to rebuild the steel
bridge in Township No. H. Range Is. in
Aroostook county. across Depot stream.
No. 66. On a resolve providing for as
sistance in rebuilding East Branch bridge
in town of Oakfied. .'.i'.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY IA, at
o'clock L. NJ.
ON an order to make, investigation as
to whether an appropriation should be
made by the State. which together with
such sums of money as may be contrib
uted by tie county of Hancock and the
towns interested i'll the construction of IL
bridge over Taunton or Sullivan river
between the towns of Hancock and Sui
Ivan. whereby a free, highway bridge
may be built instead Of Il toll bridge.
o. L. SPRAGUE, Secretary.
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MAINE HORSE NOTES.

In breeding horses, good and bad
qualities are alike hereditary. 1t is
Just as important 10 breed from a
Weil-bred mare as il is from a we'll
bred stallion.
Il. II. Greedy, Of Ellsworth. has a
! large string of horses at his stable
down at Maplewood park. There are
thirty-four in all. brood mares
stalhons and colts, among which there
are many speedy ones. and the cele-
brated stallion Columbo.
H. NJ. Donald of Addison has recent
ly disposed of his fast mare.
Cheesstick to Fred L. Wescott of Bar
Harbor for a good price She is a
very promising mare and will be heard
from later. Mr. Donald has also
bought the fast PAGER, Levi H.. 2I3.
This horse is very nice driver and
has much speed.
Down at Bar Harbor there is great
interest in horse circles this winter.
ana the owners are going in for speed.
Peter Weaver. who purchased the
Chapman horse from Hon. T. @. Real
of this city, has sold him to NJ. c.
Foster, and this animal is. according
10 reports. passing some of Bar
Harbors fastest ones.
DR.. c. L. McCurdy. who recently
purchased Pedro from Warren +.
Cobb, of this city, has sold him to s.
c. Sanford, prominent Foxcroft
liVeryman. who will use him for a
driving horse. Bar Harbor parties
We're after Pedro this winter, but it
does not look now as though Pedro
would go to Hancock county this year.
Geo. f. Eye of Calais has sold his
morse Murchie to Ralph w BurrilI of
Bangor for a good price. This Bangor
horsemGn is also handling Mr.. Ewes
handsome 2 years old Baron Silver
colt. This colt is out of the dam Of
Murchie and ought to be very fast
Mr.. Burrill also has two horses this
year that he is going to try out on the
speedway soon. DR.. Jeff has done a
mile in 2,19, and although he is a
green horse. great things are expected
Of him. Harold Jayhawkef is another
one of Mr.. BurrilIs horses, and can do
a mile in 2.25.
a writer on horses has been collect
Ing causes NJ horse ana team run
aw2Es. and in one thousand Of these
he finds the following causes: De-
tached trace, g.. broken whiffletree, "a.
broken shaft. q; detached wheel, 81;
left unattended. 80; rein breaking, 81:
broken or loose preaching. 65; run into
by other runaways. 20; tail over the
rein, p; bit rein breaking, 26; auto
mobiles, 1870; motor cycles, As; flying
paper. 1G; broken saddle or shaft
girth, 10; broken pole Or king bolt, II;
broken axles. 6; loss of driving reins,
20; railway trains, 70; trolley cars,
IS; fireworks, 20: fire engines, 10.
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, ers, asking that law may be passed
preventing the putting of sawdust and
other mill waste into Bear river. Ox1oro
county, and remonstrance against same.
On petition of H. NJ. Head and 90 9TH
ers Of Turner and Bucktield, for law to
allow fishing through the ice for pickerei
only in Bear pond, situated In turner
and Hartford.
On an act to prohibit fishing in the
tributaries to Chemo pond, in the county
of Penobscot.
On petition of w. E. Hayward and 9TH
ers for law to permit Ice fishing in
Lakes AnnabesSacook and MaranOcook,
in kennebec county
On petition of z. l.. F'oss and 80 others,
praying that Boyd lake be opened to win
ter fishing during February and March,
making four months of ice fishing in
stead of two as it is now.
On petition of Z. l.. Stewart ard IA 9TH
ers of Garland praying that Washburn
pond, In Garland. and KS tributaries be
closed to all fishing for three years
Resolve for the completion of the fish
culture station at Raymond. with state
ment of facts
Bill, An act to prohibit the sharing of
wild hares or rabbits in Hancock coun
ty. also petition regarding same.
Eiil. An act to open the tributaries to
Eohheg bog pond, i'll Sanford and North
Berwick.
Petition of L. NJ. sanborn and 81 9TH
ers, citizens of Cumberland county. pray
ing that the law be amended 50 that the
close time on trout and salmon in Sebago
lake. shall be from September LIST 10
April 1st.
Bill. An act to amend Section !. Chap
ter 40l, OF the Private and Special Laws
OF 1898. to allow summer fishing in Jimmy
pond IN Lltchfield, Kennebec county,
with petitions praying for the same.
Petition of Silas b. Adams and 49 9TH
ers, praying that the close time on duck
be extended one month. and that wood
duck and buffalo head duck. commonly
called clipper" be protected for five
years.
Bill; An act to. amend Chapter 800 of
the Private and Special Laws OF 1903, re-
lating to protection Of fish in certain WI
tiers of Limerick, Parsonsfield and Cor
niSh.
Petition of D. B. SWEET and q others,
residents Of Weld ard vicinity. praying
for n law to prohibit the throwing of all
kinds OF mill waste into the tributaries
of Lake Webb. in the county of Frank
lin; also for law to prohibit absolutely
al still or plug fishing, so-called. in Lake
time the ice goes out in the spring until
the first day of June of each year; also
a law to prohibit all fishing in Webb's
river, the outlet Of Lake Webb.
Bill, An act to prohibit the throwing of
saWduSt or other mill waste. potato pulp
or any poisonous substance into the wa
tiers of Otter brook. in the town of Cart
bou. or any Of its tributaries
(Rcassisned) Petition of r. T. Rankin
and 81 others for the passage of an act
prohibiting fishing through the ice liz
Swan lake, and to prohibit the taking of
trout less than 10 inches in length and
sllmon less than Il inches in length from
said Swan lake, or any of its tributaries
Also
An act to regulate fishing in Swan lake
and Tributaries in the towns of Sears.
port, Swanvlle and Frankfort.
H. E. MERRILL, Secretary.
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SHORE FISHERIES.

The committee on shore fisheries will
give a public hearing in its room al the
State House in Augusta
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY G. at 8
p. NJ. on
Petition of George c. Leighton of Steu-
ben and 50 others for Il close time on lob
sters IN Dyer's and Goldsboro bay from
May 1st to Sept. 1st.
Petition Of Willard r. Bailey OF Wis
casset and Is others for the privilege II
catch smclts by use of nets or weirs in
the tide waters of Shrepscot river on his
shore property.
Petition Of w. 3. Colwell and C. others
for close time on Holsters inside of Il
line drawn from Petit Menan Point to
SchoOdic Point from May 10 to August
Is of each year.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 10. at 3
p. NJ, on
An act regulating the taking of clans
in the town of Swans Island
An act for the better protection of shell
fish Within the town of Yarmouth in the
county of Cumberland
THOS. w. BALDWIN. Secretary
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INTERIOR WATERS.

The Committee on Interior Waters will
give PUBLIC hearing in its room at the
State House i'll Augusta.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 6, at 2
O'Clock T. NJ.
No so. An act to establish bench or
water mark in Sebago lake
NO 5S An act authorizing the erection
ana maintenance OF piers and booms in
the West Branch of the Penobscot river
So An act to enable the Sebago Lake
Songo River and Bay of Naples Steam
boat Co. to construct and maintain Il
wharf at the west shore of Sebago lake
Cumberland
No. g. An act to incorporate the Car
rabassett Dam Co.
No -. Rcassigned An act to ircor-
porate the AlleCash Improvement Co.
No. GO. ReassiSned). Resolve in aid
Of navigation on Levy, Long and Big
lakes.
"WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, at .
O'Clock L. NJ.
No 81. ReassigneO. An act relating
to improvements on Stratton brook. in
township of Wyman, county of Franklin
No. GS. Petition of Chas. H. SAWYER
and 20 others praying that name Of Low
kadjo.
No. Co. An act to authorize John Fl.
Walker to extend and maintain a wharf
in Squaw Fan lake.
CARL E. MILLIKEN, Secretary.
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EDUCATION.

The Committee on Education will give
hearings in room No. ii, State House,
Augusta. as follows
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY :, 1907, at
o'clock, =. NJ.
No. .. An Act to provide an Annual
Appropriation for the maintenance of the
University of Maine.
NJ. 3: \ Bill regulating payment for
tuition il High Schools out cs town.
A ELL relating to the Machas Normal
School.
FEBRUARY il, 1907, at o'c.ock,
Till ESPAY p NJ.
A Pill relating to the Election of Supt
of Schools in the town Of Orland.
A Bill in favor of Madawaska Training
School.
Resolve in favor CT Pennington Nor
NAL School
4 Bill relating to the Election Of Supt.
Of Schools in the city Of Lewiston.
FEBRUARY, q, 1907, THURSDAY P.
II. at = O'Clock
\ sill relating to the Election of Supts.
OF Schools by u vote of the towns
w S. EEOWLTON, Secretary.
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TOWNS.

The committee on towns will give a
public hearing in its room at the State
House in Augusta
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY :, 1907, at 8
O'Clock =. NJ.
On petition to set off a part of the
town of Starks and make it n part of the
town of Norridgewock
ON an act to amend Section of Chap
ter 10 Of the Private and Special Laws
OF 1SSI to set apart the farm of w Hol-
man Fisher from the village corporation
of Fort Fairfield
On an act authorizing Webster Plan
tation to build and maintain it's roads and
bridges. and to raise money for that pur-
pose.
An act to set off a part Of the planta-
tlon OF Hamlin and annex the same to
Van Buren,.
An Act to incorporate the town of
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY Il. 1907. at 9
On ar act to amend Section 2 of Chan
Ter - of the Private and Special Laws
or I'M, relating to Buckfield Village Cor
poration.
On petitions ard circumstances relat-
ing to settihg off part of the town of
Carthage.
or an act relative to moving buildings
through the streets of cities and villages
CORNELIUS HORRIGAN. Secretary
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INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME.

Inc committee on inland nSherleS ana
game will give public hearing in its
room at the State House. In Augusta, on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY u. at 2. NJ
On petition of w. H Watson and a
that law be enacted to prohibit the taxi
ing of trout and salmon In Big and Littla
Indian ponds and tributaries, Somerset
county. for two years; also to regulate
Ice fishing In said ponds.
On petition of w. RI. Jordan and ninth
others. residents of Bingham and vicin-
ity. for law regulating fishing in East
Carry pond. Somerset county.
ers for protection from fishing in Bart
lett and Cooks brook in the towns of
Hollis. Dayton and Lyman.
On petition in favor of having the out
let of Pleasant pond. in Somerset county.
screened.
On resolve in favor of the enlargement
and completion of the feeding station at
the Rangeley lakes
On BIi. IAN Act for the protection Of
gray squirrels and black squirrels. 50
called"
on petitions Of A. L. Hunton. Fl. R.
Pettengill and 102 others praying for
amendment CT Chapter 81 of the Private
Laws of 1905. to remove protection from
the godon-eye or whistler
On Bill. IAN Act relating to ice fish
ing in Allen pond in the town of Greene.
and petitions of Al citizens Of Greene
PRAYING for the passage of same.
On resolve providing for the screening
og Anasagunticook lake. in Oxford coun-
On Pill. IAN Act to prohibit fishing in
the brooks and streams flowing into
Georges river between certain points and
ir the tributaries of said streams and
brooks. and petition of Ehen Cobb and
2S others praying for the passage of the
same
On petition OF A. c. vannah of Wash
ington and q others praying for close
time for fishing in Branch stream and
Hersev Brook. In the towns CT Washing
ton and Knox.
On Bill IAN Act to prohibit ice fishing
IN China lake. in China and Eassalboro
and in Lnvetoy pond. in Albion in the
county Of Kennehec
CRoassgnAdD Petition of Danl Han
cox and Hthers REGARDING omen season in
TUESDAY. FFRPI APY 10 at 2P NJ
Or petition Of r. c. Boothhv and 81
others. of T.. T.ivermore to close the
tributaries to Rourd and Long ponds
10 wears, and that no salmon less than
10 inches and trout less than six inches
shall he taken from these ponds.
On petitiOn of II F. Ripley Benj
Sparlding. Jr.. and 81 others. residents II
Prc'-feld and vicinity. nravinr that
North pond situated in B,1ckfiald and
Sumner. in the COUNTY of Oxford NAV he
oneered for. fishing through the ice for
pickerel only.
On resolve in favor of the town OF
Newport. county of Penobscot. State of
Maine.
On petition of f f. Clifford and 9TH
ers of Cumberland county for the enact
ment of law permitting ice fishing in
Thomas pond during the month of March
of each year.
On an act to amend Section 90 of Chan
ter % of the r. s.. as amended by Sec
ton Z. Chapter 12 of the Public Laws of
Naire 1875
On petition OF --sn s. Allen and Is 9TH
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AGRICULTURE.

The committee on agriculture will give
q public hearing in its room at the State
House.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY g.
On resolve providing for preventing
contagious diseases among horses and
cattle
An Act to provide for the protection of
trees and shrubs against dangerous in
sects and diseases.
Resolve in favor of the Maine Poultry
and Pet Stock Association
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18th
An Act to repeal Chapter II of Public
Laws of 1905. relating to the practice of
veterinary surgery, etc.
Resolve in favor of the Newport Agri
cultural and genealogical Society.
An Act to amend paragraph of Sec
ton of Chapter 9, r. S. relating to
taxation of young animals.
E. J. CROSBY, Secretary.
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MERCANTILE AFFAIRS AND IN
SURANCE

The committee on mercantile affairs
ana insurance will give a public hearing
in its room at the State House in Au-
gusta.
TT ESDAY, FEBRUARY Il, 1907, at 2
z. NJ.
No l. On an act limiting the liability
mat a surety company may assume upon
any bond.
No. .. On an act additional to Chapter
~ of the Revised Statutes, prohibiting
non-residents from acting as agent for
any ire or casualty insurance company
authorized to do business in the State.
Nc 3 On an act to amend Sections los.
III and liz of Chapter 20 of the Revised
Statutes. relating to credit insurance and
title insurance
NO. 4. On an act to extend charter of
Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
T. NJ.
No. ]. On an act to incorporate tho
Augusta Mutual Plate Glass Insurance
Company.
No: 2. On an act additional to Chapter
A. of the Revised Statutes, relating to
insurance and insurance companies
No. g. On an act to amen CHAPTER ~
of the Revised Statutes. relating to fra
ternal beneficiary associations
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STATE or MAINE.

In Senate. January .. 1901
Ordered. he House concurring. that the
ems eoe The reception Of petitions and
buls for private and special legislation
- limited 70 Tuesday February n. 1901.
md thA& an such petitions and bills pre-
osnted after that date be referred to the
next Legislature and that the secretary
q thR SenAte cause copiee Of this order
% b puhiiohed N al daily papers In this
STATE until February 1907
In s4snats Chamber. Jan 8. iSU. Read
1n6 passed Sent down for concurrence
r q FARRINGTON
Secretary
hsuse 81 Representatives Jan 10 1907
taeaA and paased In concurrence
e NJ THOMPSON.
Clerk
4 true copy -
Attest r @ FARRINGTON
Secretary
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TAXATION.

public hearing in its room at the state
House, Augusta
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 1907. at
80 O'Clock P NJ
no; -. On an act to amend Section IS
Of CHAPTER of the Revised Statutes. re-
iatlns to taxation of insurance compa-
MES.
Nc CO. On an act to amend Section II
OF charter 10 of the Revised Statutes, re-
ialins 20 me sales of land for taxes in
incorporated places
'ESDAY. FEBRUARY u. 1907, at 8
O'Clock p NJ
No. "a On an act in relation to the
taxaron OF mortgages on real estate.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1907. at 2
O'Clock p. NJ.
No. IS. On an act to amend Section 3
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The committee on railroads and ex-
presses will give a public hearing in its
augusta,
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1907. at
o'clock p NJ.
No Ga. An act to enlarge the power"
of the Auburn, Mechanics. Falls and Nor
way Street Railway, and to charge its
ST. Ry.
No GS. An act to extend the charter
of the Aroostook Valley Railroad Com
pany.
No. &C. (EeassiSnmcnt) An Act to
authorize Penobscot River Railroad Com
pany to locate across Lake Megunticools
and other waters.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13. 1907, at
2 O'Clock p. NJ
No. 20. An act to provide for a trans
ferable two-cent mileage on the Bangor
& ArOoStook Railroad.
LUTHER r MOORE Secretary
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1EMPERANCE

The Commute on Temperance will give
a public hearing in Representatives Hall
at the State House in Augusta,
WEpNESDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1907 at
O'Clock p. NJ
On Resolves for an amendment to the
.ohsututlon by abrogating and annulling
me Ilith Amendment to the Constitution
II kSpAY FEBRUARY II. 1907 at .
or an Act to repeal Charter 90 of Laws
Of zoos relating to the "Sturgis Law
On an act to amend Sections : and Q of
chapter 20 of the Public Laws of 1905.
providing for the hotter enforcement Of
me law against tho manufacturing and
sale of Intoxicating lic~orS.
A. e. IRVING Secretary
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STATE LANDS AND STATE ROADS

The Committee State Land and
State Roads will give a Public hearing
m the senate chamber at the State
House in Augusta,
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY G, at 8
O'Clock, P. NJ.
No. %. An Act to provide for State aid
and for the expenditure of other public
moneys in the permanent improvements
of main highways or State roads
r. &. STEVENS. Secretary
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FOR WIVES AND MOTHERS
Save the Loved Ones From Drink Evi
-Orrine Guaranteed to Cure Can be
Given Secretly.
Guide Book o. I.~ Ycris CITY cent FREE. ca rsssas

If Your husband or son has fallen VIC
UNI to tho drink habit stop plcadihs,
scolding AMI crying. Use Orrinc which IS
recommended by thousands.
1hls successful remedy can be given
secretly if desired. or tho patient eau
" destroys the desire for strong drink
and builds up the run down system;
strengthens the weakened nerves anu
soon restores the patient to his norma,
condition. Write for free pamphIe. o.
cure of alcoholism to Orrine Co. WASH
lngton. -. G. Sent in plain sealed en-
velope.
The price Of Orrine is 81 . box: Orrlne
IS sold and guaranteed by Willis II. fait
ridge.
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EDUCATION,

A hearing will be held in matters of
Dexter Normal School. Machias Normal
school; Pressure Isle Normal School and
bl!l relating to payment Of tuition in
1907. =
THtESDAY, FEBRUARY I. 1907, at .
O'Clock =. NJ.
No 81. An act to provide an annual
approximation for the maintenance of the
University of Maine
No. %. Resolve in favor of Lee Nor
NAL Academy
No. II. Resolve in favor OF the town
of Bowdoinham.
". S. KNOWLTON, Secretary.
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SALARIES AND FEES.

The Joint special committee on salaries
and fees will give public hearing in the
room of the Board Of State Assessors, at
the State House, Augusta,
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY Z, 1907, at
7.30 o'clock T. NJ.
On an act to prohibit the issuance and
acceptance of free transportation by
State officials over steam and other rail-
ways.
Said act having been reported to this
Legislature from the special joint COM
mittee appointed by the Legislature Of
1865.
S. C. STEVENS. Secretary.
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Against False Marking
The Jewellers Unite.
Want True Labels on Goods
Made From Base Metals.
States vii! Be Asked to Enact Uni.
form Legislation.

New York, Feb. J.-Manufacturerz !,
Je"ciry, silverware, watches ard on+i
cal supplies have in the last vi,
formed an organization for thu nurrosa
of advocating III all the states ,hn il
actincnt Of statutes that will conform
t. the principles Of the national stamn-
ing law which was passed last winter
by Congress and win become effectiva
JLne Is next. The Legislatures OF "a
states Will be asked at their rneetings
this year TO adopt uniform Laws.
In the movement are enlisted all tha
men Who were back Of the work which
q year ago resulted in the passage Of
the national law prohibiting falsa
stamps On gold and silver articles en-
tcring into interstate or foreign com.
mCrce. Congressman Z. 3. Nreeland Of
Salamanca, y. Y, who introduced the
bill in Congress, has promised 10 CO.
operate with the manufacturers in the
present campaign.
\ ill based or the federal law and
apply ing ITS provisions to commerce
within states has neen drawn and is IN
be considered III the next week at
conferences to be held in the Offices Of
the JcWe lcrs' Poari Of Trade. The bin
as drawn provides that II articles made
of gold have any stamp or mark Of
quality the metal must net Show on
assay more than one-half carat dive-g-
cnce from tic standard. this degree Of
variation being permitted because Of
the difficulty Of getting an exact alloy
In the case Of gold warehouses; ana 9th
CT fiat objects the divergence must not
be moro than $1,000. In making the test
q portion of the metal free from solder
must be taken or, il mn entire article,
solder and all. is analyzcd then a di-
vcrgencc Of a full carat is allowed.
In solid silver 4 divergence of 1900
parts is allowed from the sterling
standard. which calls for a fntness Of
$50 PARTS to the thousand. and SINH
lar variation is cXcuable in the case Of
coin silver. the standard Of which is
nine parts Of silver to one or alloy
When an article is made Of baeo met
NJ and plated with gold the stamp must
show the character Of the plating In
sil,erwarc the words sterling ana coin
must never be used alone OF in cCmbi-
nation with other words. unless the ar
ticlcs are Of a solid alley Of the metal.
The penalty provided Is The same as
in the case Of the federal Iaw, q fire
OF not more than $500 OF Imprisonment
for MT more than three months. or
both. Officers, directors and selling
agents Of the manufacturers. in the
case Of corporations, are made Iiable.7
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PEN SIONS.

The committee on pensions will give Il
pubic hearing in its room at the State
House in Augusta,
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1897. at 3
O'Clock =. NJ.
Resolve in favor of Emily J. Forbes.
Also on ar act to amend Section 4.
Chapter AS, of the Revised Statutes OF
1903: relating to pension for widows of
soldiers in Aroost0ok War.
L. r. FOLSOM. Secretary.
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LEGAL AFFAIRS.

The Commute on Legal Affairs will
give public hearing in its room at the
State House In Augusta
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 6. at 2
P. NJ
No g. An act in relation to the police
and city marshal of Biddeford.
No. 10a. An act 70 amend Section g Of
Chapter OF the Revised Statues. relat-
ing to the payment Of damages done by
dogs or wild animals to domestic ami
mails.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY I. at 2
p. NJ.
No %. An act relating to the ferry