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NTediterranean Service.
EAMRuRG-AMERIcAN LINE.

Special Passenger Service.
PLYMOUTH-CHERB OCRG-HAMBUh9-
StBiuecher. APE. Il Deutschland. Apr 80
tsf'Kaiserin. Apr. Is Bluechev Nay p
tst Amerika Apr. 3 Kalserin- May u
SGriIl Room. tGymnastum- iPalm Gar
den. SRitz-CarltOn Restaurant fEleetrie
Baths.
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
PLYNiOCTH-CFER BOCRG-H-AMBUhC5,
Batavia Apr. IS Naldersee- May -
Pretoria. Apr. = Pennsylvania-4 May =
Patricia. Nay Al 'Batavia----.Juns1
sLlamhurg direct
Mediterranean Service.
TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TsMoItke. -..-.-.--.A Apr. -. May Is. July 2
THambUrg- Nav ., June II. aug ~
'Has Grill Room 1Has Gymnasium.
TOURIST BUREAU
r. r. Tickets. hotel accommodadolt ana
general Information about foreign traSs~
Travellers checks good all over the wOriH-
OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY. y n
Phone 1850 Rector. Piers. Hohoken-
AMERICAN LINE sailing at 9;aO A. "a
1--@'H From Pier 10. - r.
PLYMOCTH-CHERR G-SOCTHANiPTOsa
NEW YORK APR. IS, May II. June 8. July
ST. LOUIS. APR. 20. May IS. June July -
PHILADELPHIA Apr q, May p. July -
ST. PAC o. 90, June = June -
RED STAR LINE p from n I R
NEW TORK-DOyER-AN
L@sA-N L. a May H June
FINLAND.ApF. ~. 1890 AN; May rs. June IS
ICELAND. Apr. 1880 PM: May .. June "a
KROONLAND. May 4. 10:3OAM: June LILY "a
WHITE STAR LINE EFOW Per
NEW 'NSTOWN-IT
MAJESTIC. Apl- II. 10 AM; Nav IS. 70 ar
CEDRIC -ApI 10. 10. AM; May II. June 80
OCEANIC..Ap -. 8 PM
CELTIC; May 81: June -
TEJ TONIC, May l. 10 AM
ARABIC July q
BALTIC. May 3. 3 PM: Juns "a: July ~
.PLTNOU TH-CF4ER'G -SOLTHAMPT'N
tCELTIC.Ni May 4, II All CfrOm Pier 15.N.R
tsAIEtlAIIC Nav %. June re
lIEl IONlC--- May % June %
lOCS<A-SAt June =. July 81
MAJESTIC June Il. July 10
New. 5000 tors: has Elevator
Gymnasium. Turkish Baths and Band.
7 To MEDITERRANEAN .zI VA
FROM NEW YORK
REPU BLIC'- -.-..-- Apr. 20 10 A. NJ
CRETIC .-.... Nay o. Moor; June 90 Aug (
ROMANO .....-.- ..I;ily IS. P. NJ.
FROM BOSTON
ROMANO. April 81 $50 A. n June 2
C'ANOPJC- ..... Nav Is. go T. VI. June %
PASSENGER OFFICE. o BROADWAY.
Freight once, WHITEHALL Bldg, Battery PI
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MACHINERY.

~-,-s%>@-CT-D PgTCEs.-oOO second hand
AZ - ~ iron working machines: fuHy
'...-.ses. machinery bought ana e1-
ts----S GEO. 3. EDDY. 3Bs Madlson %
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GARDENER.-As superintendent or man
ager OF gentlemaI's large private estate; 20
years practical experience in all branches;
first class landscape engineer and capable OF
designing ana developing the outdoor feat
ures Of any estate. large or small: first
class gro xar Of fruit vegetables. fancy cut
flowers and ornamental plants: can manage
stock and farm crops TO good advantage;
car save you money Ia buying; familiar
with the development OF new estates; total
abstaiuer; no family: speaks German and
English: interviews can be arranged; Al
references Address Landscape Engineer,
Box 40. Tribune Office.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

JAPANESE: highly experienced: butler.
valet: In small family. or IN gentleman
try: best references. Mustn't. 20 Hicks ST..
Brooklyn
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

ROYAL. BLUE LINE IRAlNS-
EVERY other hour on the even ho1[C,-
TO BALTIMORE AND WAShlNNSs
Leave New York CITY. I'D 81 u LID * \ -
WASHINGTON. SfpeTs- ll-9V pm - =,
WASHINGTON, Diner. t-oo am 49, -
sVvASHfTGTOS' Diner. Il.6O am 200 nm
.yy ASa1NCT0N Ruffet $50 pm 200 pm
.P0YAITTD :; Direr. $50 pm AGO pm
WASHINGTON. Diner. 5-9O pm 80 -
WASHINGTON. Buffet. 6.eO Pm ~
sDaiiy.
Through Daily Trains to the Wess: G,
Leave New York CITY. go p IL a ~ -,
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. 100 am % ~ 81 e.,
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. 11.50 am I<'V ~ 2 -, =
PITTSBURG. CLEvEL'D. 80 pm 4 ~ pm
''PITTSBURG LISiIT'D." $50 pm ~ ~ p,,
C,IN tTOJTSLOUIsV. IL 80 pm l. 20 am
en-, ST LOUIS. LOUSY. 990 an H. = ~ -,
CTS. ST. LOCIS.LOUISV.. 5. 90 pm o-UO PI.
Ounces 245. 434 1900 broadway. AstoI
House. los Greenwich St, - Union SquSt o
W 99i Grand St. ", Y; S4S Fulton oe-'
Brooklyn: West 23d St. and Liberty -;
After g D. m. Sleeping Car Reservations
and full Information regarding trains stc-'
can be obtained at Bureaus o. Information,
p. & D r II. 23d St terminal HOi0
No Chelsea SlA4.
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OF billiard and pool Ia
SieE. hiEh grade bowling al.ey o1lidersi
- ,,riCes MARI Bros. % Union SGuara
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TEPENElIERs.

1YPEwRITERS-All makes sold rented
Ter1ired pxchanRed; reliable serTicA
R6rman. 70 Nassau q. Telephone 25<0-
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HELP WANTED.
Male

A.gY INTELLIGENT PERSON nay earn a
good income corresponding for DeTs-
papeE experience unnecessary, send for
particulars. Press Syndicate. IOckport, y Y.
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DRFSsNAKING AND MILLINERY.
1000 DRESSFS on hand. ladies mate
81 tsken: cotton goods from IS upward
ans and uoollen. with silk llnlng, 80 ny
tiAs 49, -. ,-,,3cs 81 West 96th a..
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CHAUFFEUR, %: capable OF keeping gas
olene car IN repair. best Of references as
20 character and ability. Jay Burke. l2S
Gates ave. Brooklyn.
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4CGA~ASI Bs- E~A-fA--
r. r. Tickets. hotel accommodates ana
general Information about foreign travel
Travellers checks good all over the Worlo-
OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY. n Y.
Phone 1850 Rector. Piers. HOhoken-
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MADE $4,000 in five wears in the mail
order husi1eEs; begsu with 50, any one
ran do the work al home in spare time.
SEND for free booklet. tells how 70 set
started Manager, BOX go. Lockport. \ 4
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GARDENER German; married: two
small children; fine vegetable grower.
dollhouse glass Trainer. fruits, flowers. lawn
and general work. wants cottage; well rec
commended Walter. a. Carpenters Bureau.
154 9th ave.
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CHAUFFEUR on American and foreign
cars: best OF references from last and
former employers johnson, To- ThoTne ST..
JerSey City. y. J.
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CHAUFFEUR. with private family; good
references. Address Tony Eiseo., COS %
ave. corner $50 81.
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CHAUFFEUR Competent driver and ma
chinist does all repairs. viii 60 any
where Oh Graap. 30S East 52d 81
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C-fEAJ-FFEI-R.-G German: 80. nachinist
makes repairs. with private family; will
ing 10 he useful. can drive horse, etc. =,
good references. Address A. H. Box 80
Tribune once.
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DAy.9 WORK-By respectable woman;
rrtvate family: reference from present
ertniovrr call or write Advertiser. care OF
Ledwith 1912 30 ave. I'd bell
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

BUTLER or FOOTMAN.-By tall young
Englishman; first class; references from
throp Bureau. 65 West 3Sth St Phone
1092-SSth.
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Lackawanna Railroad.

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave n. Y. Barclay. Christopher. W sd
$500 A. M.-For Binghamton and ElIniT@
5000 A. M-For Buffalo. Chicago ana 81
s1AOP Nor Buffalo and Chicago.
~ 90 p. M-For Scranton and Plymouth
xsG Is P M-For Buffalo and Chicago.
ss.45 F. M.-For Buffalo. syracuse. itnaeS a..
goo A. M-ChicagO-Sleepers open bSO
Ticket. a, 1ts go 1lsS. 14s4 broadway,
Except SUNDAY. zLeaves Christopher 81
6lO P. NJ weekdays.
N. Y. ". H. & HARTFORD r. K
Trains depart from Grand Central station.
s2d ST. and 4th Ave a. follows for
Boston. via New London & Prov.--tfSs;SoS1
= i TOT - 500 20 tts:60. = SOC
sff2:OO p NJ: via Wilsiuantic-+ts;O l 4
n 1900 p NJ. via Spfd--f9:i4 A. NJ.
fiI2.OO . 400 S11:OO p. ~
Wor'ster a Fitch, via Putnam. fS.S7 P NJ
Iakevllle 4 Norf.-fS:49 A. NJ: 1881 ?. ~
Ct. harrington, Stockbridge. Lcnoz. Pitts
held-44:54. ts:4o A. NJ. and 1881 p N
Ticket Offices at cGrand Central station
ana c125th s.. also at c29. lzoO. cl3o+
GAS Columbus Ave, cS49 Madison Ave
cfCS w. l25th ST.. 27QS Third Ave. In
Brooklyn. ca Court 81. 419 Sostrand Ave,
800 B'way.
spaiIy. Except SUNDAYS. Fstops az 125th
St XStops at 125th St Sundays only
fParlor Car Limited. Has dining car
cParIor and Sleeping Car tickets also
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CHAUFFEUR: careful driver: good me
chanic. with private family; sober COCA
appearance: 20 anywhere: English: spt ahs
French: good references. Bournon, 80
West 18th st
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SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR-By young
lady as switchboard operator; one year
experience; best OF reference. Address A.
NJ. 80 Lexington ave. Brooklyn.
YOUNG LADY. English. refined. I'm once:
50. good reference. quick and accurate az
figures. experienced in entering. Address
H.. apartment 2, 23O West 146th 81.
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NES. light work and httle money take
you 10 Europe: return tranEDor.afioni
eEily EailiEgs. Bost1n Shipping Co. ~
SoFfok st.
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AEAEZALAN LINE 9S--.I-is o. - * y p
PLYMOCTH-CHERR G-SOUTHANlPTOsr
NEW YORK-.Apr. IS. May II. June 8. July 6
ST. LOUIS..Apr.2 20. May IS. June 15.July -
PHILADELPHIA APR. q, May Is. July ID
ST. PACL................Ju June I; June -
CELTIC (2n gO4 tOust - Nav II A II.
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ADVERTISEMENT ans subscriptions FOR
The Tribune received at their Uptown
ONCE. No. 1894 broadway. between 8Gth
and 37th SITS until o'clock p. m. Advsr-
tisements received al the following branch
Offices at regular Office rates until O'Clock
D. m. viz: 264 Sth ave. 2. e.. cor. 2Sd ST.
153 9Th ave. cor. 18th St % East 14th st.
267 West 42d ST. between It'll and SOh ayes
263 West 125th St 4: 1893 30 ave. between
T6th and 18th SITS: 1926 3D. ave. near G1st
at: l7OS LIST ave. rear Seth St:
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Female

WANTED FIRST class Swedish cook. IN
small family on upper East Side. near
References need apply. a. Box 80. Tribune
Ofios
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GARDENER.-Gsrn single; thoroughly
acquainted with the business; with last
employer eighteen years. Il. Horn, Box
sl1. NoTth9oFt. Long Island.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-31
WILL HOLD FOR 30 DAYS.
The Farmers Union To-day Decides to
 Sell no Cotton During November.

To-day was advertised as sales
 the Farmers Union. The opportunity was offered for the purpose of allowing those who were forced by circumstances to raise few dollars, to sell. In response to this order, about 250 bales of cotton .were brought in this morning, but owing to the low price and the stringency in the money market, the bulk of this cotton was stored.
 As soon as the farmers learn. ed of the situation a meeting was called, and at II o'clock about 300 farmers met at the court house to discuss the situation.
 Speeches were made by Con- ley, Marsh and Felts, and at the SIoSC d NOIC W dS Udhcu dS tO IlOW many of the farmers present were willing to pledge them selves to hold their cotton for 30 days. Seemingly every farmer in the house voted for the propo- sition But an opportunity was then offered to those who desired to sell now. and one man arose and explained that he was forced to sell in order to meet his obli- gations. when one enthusiastic member arose and said: For Gods sake, friend, hold it until they take it away from you" The biggest consignment brought in by any one party was 31 bales brought in by J. l. Stu art, of Boughton township, which was offered for sale
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-31
Gotten Gins Arrived

Little Rock, Oct. 31,-Special- The cotton gins which were so long on the road, have put into operation at the State convict farm, and are now performing their duties, says message re- ceived at the statehouse. The gins were lost in the railroad yards at Texarkana, and were greatly delayed; They were re- ceived at Vanner. on the Iron Mountain, late Saturday night, and Governor Pindall, who was on the farm, instructed that they he hauled to the farm on Sunday, and set up as soon as possible. Several hundred bales of cotton are already picked, and ready for the ginning
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-31
From Missouri

Little Rock, Oct. 31.-Special- Governor Pindall is living up to his intentions to pardon no man convicted of carrying concealed weapons. The Governor has no iron clad rule to go by in any of his duties, but in the matter of selling liquor without a license, or selling liquor to a minor and inthe carrying of concealed weap onS, he will have to be shown, be fore anything is done. Governor Pindall's parents are Arkansans, but he was born in Missouri, Mr. and Mrs. Pindall returning to Arkansas soon after the birth of the son who was to so soon occu. py the position of greatest i'm portance in the state, and those who know him best declare that his very short sojourn in Mis- souri was long enough to imbue him with the show me" idea of State of the Mysterious Strang CT.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-31
Hushan and's Beautiful Tribute.

"Oh, Phoebe, I want thee much" wrote Nathaniel Hawthorne to his wife some years after their wedding day. Thou art the only person in the world that ever was necessary to me. | am only myself when thou art with in my reach. Thou art an unspeak- ably beloved woman" And, when writing to her sister, he paid this beau tiful tribute to his beloved helpmate, "She is flower that was lent from Heaven to show the possibilities of the human soul"
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-31
Review of Reviews.
SupRstitions About Water.

Delightfully."- quaint are all the super stitions concerning water, and one which never fails to send little thrills along 0ne's spine is that which holds that, if water is taken with soup, the drinker will cough in his grave. A lively quarrel is said to be the result of two friends washing their hands in the same water; and while water pour ed on the doorstep ensures prosperity, water thrown out will soon give cause to weep. Pleasant indeed for the maiden is the belief that every time she spills water her lover thinks upon her; but for the housewife the spilling of water foretells that, ere she can dry 1t up. her house will be full of callers.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-31
Tact in Introductions.

Tn the desire to help in starting conversation, when presenting people to each other, don't overdo the matter, Leave them as soon as possible. Let them choose their own topic and make their own discoveries. Each will find the other vastly more interesting un- der these circumstances. Especially, when introducing anybody of whom you happen to have high opinion, don't preface the presentation with laudatory remarks. They will invar- iably silence the most willing talker.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-31
Cotton Movement Relief h Sight

New Orleans. Oct. 30.-An,
 nouncement that relief is in pros pect for moving the cotton crop to European markets was made tonight by associates of three New Orleans bankers, represent ing the clearing house, who have been in Washington and New York since the beginning of this week, negotiating to this end. The bankers making this an nouncement would not allow their names tobe used, nor would they give details. However, they said that the committees efforts had been directed to opening up for eign exchange to some reserve center. The marketing of the cotton crop to Europe has always been done largely by Southern bankers obtaining exchange in New York.
 The New Orleans committee includes Sol WeXler, vice presi- dent of the Whitney Central Ma tional bank; w. W. Hurd, vice of the State National bank, and Charles Janiver, vice president of the Canal Louisiana bank.
 The sugar crop movement has put currency into circu- ation in this section, but this crop, like cotton, depends some what for profitable movement up on the efforts now being made by the New Orleans Clearing House Commission and by other bank | CTS in the South.
 Speaking of the relief afforded | by the sugar movement, Presi- 1 dent J. J. Cannon of the Hiber nian Bank and Trust Company, said today:
 Tt is the best day of hope 1 have seen in several weeks. 1 am | that the situation will | clear up satisfactorily"
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-31
Sold His Eternal Salvation.

Rodnoa Dielo. a Russian newspa- per, reproduces from the original a curious deed of transfer. The docu- ment runs: J. the undersigned, Nico- lia Nicephorovitch. peasant. 3S years of age, of the Dogmarovski district of Melitopol have fallen into evil days. I am at the end of my re sources, and hereby certify that have sold for the sum of 50 rubles my eternal salvation and place in the kingdom of heaven to Makar Sel> enky." The signature is attested by one elder of the village council.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-31
Corrosion of Boilers.

Corrosion or the wasting away of the iron of a steam boiler may be due to the acid in the feed water, says Ideal Power. Where sulphuric acid is found in this water its destructive force is often spent in destroying the feed pipes before 1t actually enters the boiler. This is expensive. annoy ing. and even dangerous in some cas- es, but Is much nreferable to boiler explosion.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-31
j. s. Regaa!n1,..
 Cashier.
4eatingSt0VeS

While you have plenty of time for com parson of stoves and prices, and we have plenty of time to show you and to set a heater up for you, don't you thiuk right now IS the time to choose your heating stove TOT !itor this fall? You pick out the stove, we set l1Iup, pipe and all complete without extra charge, and then when the cool mornings come, you are ready for them.
 >, We handle the Bucks line, the line wIh reputation behind it, and we guaran- !ee you a satisfactory stove. We will put tn til a Bucks Alright on thirty days free ttilal, and take it back if it is not satisfac-
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-31
The Glow of Glory,

We are all influenced by desire of praise. and the best men are the most especially attracted by glory. Those very philosophers, even in the books which they write about despising glory, put their own names on the ti- tlepage In the very act of recording their contempt for renown and noto- riety. they desire to have their own names known and talked of.--Cicero.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-31

E. Delaughter, the Boughton merchant, was in town today
 Sorry to see him suffering from a sore limb caused by sticking a nail in his foot a short while ago.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-31

51h ds a ne M Ns a3i rs @ Aae Hus UEa nigics AH
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-31

Each member of the w. c. T. U. is requested to be present at the meeting Friday afternoon at 3o'clock at Mrs. Jno. NJ Pittman's.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-31
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The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-31
The
 (itiZef1S ! Bank
CAPITAL. $z5, 900. co

This Bank has been in success Doperation for more than twelve Ars. We have not grown rich Harrogant, but have paid ouI pck holders a reasonable divi- lnd on their holdings each year, dare stronger than-sever. We M deposltors now, to whom
 loaned money when we com enced business. It does not gto borrow money unless you eareasonable prospect that D can makemOre on it than the ferest you pay. If you want to en an account and see it grow, dcheer your declining years, pc tosee us. If you are in need money tomeet your obligations, netosee us. We will treat you every consideration, be your fOunt tlarge or small.
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The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-31

Burney Clack is agent for Arkadelphia Steam Laundry Good work and splendid service.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-31
BANK OF PRESCOTT.
Capital Stock and Surplus $4o,O00O0.)

Capital StOck and surplus SIO,OOOOO.) There is only one way to accumulate money and that is by careful systematic saving. Rainy Day" Bank Account, a good credit established by consistent saving will accomplish wonders. Nothing opens the way to success so quickly as
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-31
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The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-31

lOurS truly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-20
BANKS AND BANKING.

The committee on banks and banking
will give public hearing in its room at
the State House in Augusta on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26. at . P. NJ.
on
An act to incorporate the Penobscot
Trust Company.
An act to incorporate the KennebunIz
Trust Company.
An act to incorporate the Ashland
Trust Company.
An act to amend the charter Of the
Waldo Trust Company.
An act TO incorporate the Peoples
Trust ard banking Company Of Houlton.
An act to renew and extend the charter
Of the Dexter Trust Company for two
years.
An act additional to Chapter IS of the
Revised Statutes, relating to Savings
banks.
An act to incorporate the Investment
Company.
Act to extend the charter Of the Noun.
Desert Trust Go.
Act T. extend the charter Of the Oxford
Trust Company.
Act to extend the charter of the Orono
Trust COMPANY
act to incorporate the Pcnobscot Valley
Trust Company.
Act - Incorporate the North Jay Trust
COmuanv.
Act to incorporate the Knox Trust Com
pany.
Act TO Incorporate the Commonwealth
Trust Company.
Act to extend the charter OF the City
Trust Company IF Bangor.
Act to incorporate the Oakland Trust
Company.
THOS. W. BALDWIN, Secretary.
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INTERIOR WATERS.

Tho committee or interior waters will
give Il public hearing in its room at the
state House in Augusta.
"WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY &C. 1907. at
O'clock p. NJ
No. TO- (Roassigned) An act to incor-
porate the Little Madawaslla Improve
mcnt Company.
No. 50. (keass igned) An act to incor-
porate The AlleSash Improvement Com
pany.
No CO. Reass,sned) An act to amend
Chapter GA of the Private and Special
Laws of 1899. relating to Wilson stream
Dam Company.
No. y. An act to amend the charter of
the Caribou Water. Light and Power
Company.
No. -. An act to incorporate the Ma
galloway River Improvement Co.
No. q. Resolve in aid of navigation on
S"bec lake.
suptc Stream Improvement Co.
No. &c. An act to erect piers and booms
in Pleasant river and branches.
No. IL An act to amend Section l of
Chapter 2G2 of the Private and Special
Laws of the State Of Maine for the year
1858. entitled An Act to authorize the
Boston Excelsior Company to erect piers
and b0oms in Sebec river
No. IS. An act to amend Chapter 3il
Of the Private and Special Laws Of 1901,
relating to improvements on Sandy river,
50 called.
No. 10. An act additional to Charter III
of the Private and Spccial Laws of 1903,
relating 20 the West Branch Driving and
Reservoir Dam Company.
No. 50. An act to prevent the throwing
of sawGust into Higgins stream and trib-
ntaries in the counties of Somerset and
CARL f. MILLIKEN. Secretary.