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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-11
Order Not Held Up.

Mr. bennett said the executive order
opening the lands had not been held un
by the interior department. He said The
proclamation was signed October IS
printed copies were received five days
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pns Sent Up.

sonsinued or Page Two.
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GOOD advertising is the most
reliable ally of all who strive to
get ahead in this world.
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TAT ASHJNGToN, July 1o.-The
NM story Of n vanishing letter. both
Wv addressed and signed ''Dick."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-21
WAYS AND BRIDGES.

Tho Committee on Ways and Bridges
will give public hearing in It's room. 3.
al the state House in Augusta,
THURSDAY, FEB. %, at p NJ.
TO consider Resolve in favor or town
Of E0qne Bluffs
To consider Resolve In favor Of rebuild
ing state bridge between OldtOwn and
Treat and Webster Island.
town Of Whitneyville for extra expense
In connection with building and repair of
bridge across Machias river.
To consider Resolve In favor OF old In
building bridge across Moose river in
Jacln.an plantation.
TO consider Resolve in favor Of aid in
building road in New Canada plantation
with statement Of facts.
10 consider Resolve IN favor Of the Ma
rhlasport and East Machias Bridge with
statement of facts.
10 consider Resolve In favor OF the
town of Rockpovt.
To consider Resolve in favor OF repair
ing hiehway IN town of Greenbush.
Discontinue notice at expiration of date
MARCH >. . p. NJ.
keSoive IN favor of aid in building road
10 Pltisoh Farm and statement of facts
Resolve In favor Of aid in building ROAD
from Roach river 10 Grant farm.
An Act authorizing Kingsbury Pit. To
Maintain It's WAYS and bridges.
An Act authorizing the construction of
bridge across the FisCataauis river
Resolve To appropriate a sum Of money
To assist in freeing the Patterson toll
bridge
Resolve in favor Of The towns of Enfield
and Rowland.
Resolve in favor of road in Elliotts-
vile plantation.
An Act to provide for the ownership of
the saltwater bridge in the town, of
Orono,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-21
History Repeats Itself.

It makes lie difference whether il * mil
lincry. skirts or eerms-thn present sea-
son cannot claim anything new under the
sun. The deeper We dig into the hiStori.
cal and traditional past tho more ".
realize we are leGatecs Of the old days
and races.
There was mercury. the winged messen-
ger of the C:ods-behold the little cap Ike
bit of millinery and tho wing trimming
that is named after the feet-footcd on.
which HdornS rho nufTs and curls of the
witt fingered stenographer
The ridiculous "h0bbie Skin" gould f0e
dynaStieS OF tim hIVo hamperrd tn
Chinese womcn's walking even if their
feet were not crippled. The "h0bble'' Is
not only The native Chinese oman 9
straight. narrow style Of skirt. hut the
queer Egyptian and ASeSrian hFufcs on
stones unearhnd ny arclaeelosiSts are
extremely hobbled.
Centuries ago Russia and thu European
Continent wero swept by an epidemic Of
an influenza type that passed into hiSto-
rY, Now and then 1t cropped ont again
in limited areas. over twenty years ago
the whole world was swept by this same
disease in an aggravated form and gener-
ally named La Grippe" Since then year
by year we have known and experiment.
cd with tn" Grippe germ in all its forms
and force. Much has been learned about
the proper treatment of these eases, but
the best specialists and doctors have
agreed that the standard food medcne
years Is still the sheet anchor for all
Grippe victims. SCOTS Emulsion relieves
the cough, lessons the aches and relieves
the prostrating weakness of this disease
by thoroughly nourishing every part OF
the body with the oil food which the
health OF the body requires when Grippe
germs are active The Emulsion Is eS-
pecially useful in the lung form OF the
present epidemic which Is the most Sc
we're and widespread we have had for
more than twenty years.
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SOMERSET.
PALMYRA.

The funeral of the late Rep. r. T.
Miller was held at his late home in
Palmyra at noon on Friday, Feb. It.
attended by a large circle of friends
and neighbors. The services We're
conducted by John Martin Of Pitts
field Rev. l.. w. Coons of Augusta
OBLIGATED as speaker. Beautiful vocal
selections were rendered by Mr.. Conan.
accompanied by Miss Jones on the
organ. The bearers were c. +. Hol
way, j. c. Millett, J. l.. Palmer and p.
Furbush. Intermont was in Spring
Hill cemetery. a profusion of beauti-
full floral offerings adorned the casket
speaking in silent language of the last
tribute of love and respect paid to
the deceased by his many friends and
neighbors. Mr.. Miller was CO years of
age and was a veteran of the Civil
War. At the ago of 81 years he en-
listed March -. 1865. in Co. C, list
Me- Inf. as corporal. On Feb. 10,
S6G he was honorably discharged for
disability at Charleston. 5. 6. A
widow, one brother, Rep. A. w. Miller
from Hartland, one sister. Mrs. An
nettc Russell of Lagrange, seven
daughters. Mrs Sadie Field of Brock
ton, Mass, Mrs. Ethel Fish of Somer-
vile. Mass, Mrs. Hattie Belchcr of
Methun, Mass, Mrs. Ncsta Graves of
Bangor, Mrs. Alice Macomber of
Corinna, Miss Isabel and Josephine of
Palmyra, three sons, Fred Miller, Ban
gor. Benz. Miller of st. Adams. and
Raleigh VINO lived on the home farm
with his parents. and several grand
children. Mr.. Miller was kind and
devoted husband and father, a good
neighbor and citizen, and will be
greatly missed in his home and the
vicinity in which he lived. His many
friends deeply sympathize with the
afflicted family in their great bereave.
ment and tender TO them their heart :
felt sympathy in this their hour of
SORROW and affection.
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HALE GRIM.
Continued from Page Onc.)

bard for speedy action. But he VIII
make the best fight he can in behalf
Of his constituents and. If the enact
mcnt of the Canadian Reciprocity is
defeated OF deferred it will be due
very largely to his efforts. \ score Of
other Republican senators are sim
cerely in sympathy with his efforts
bur no one of them has been willing
to come out into the open and make
the vigorous resistance that he is
making and. at Il time too, when most
in.n in n like position. would have
been content tp serve out the remain
dor Of his torn in peace and inactivity.
When Mr.. Hale retircs from Con-
srcss March 18th Mainc will lose a
sreat senator and one who, admitted
~, stands at the head of the Senate
II the present time. He has looked
after Maine 6 interests with a fidelity
and ability that has been fully recog-
nized throughout the country. Ills
standing in tho Senate. at all times,
has been the best. He is a heightened,
honorable man.
What Of the future? 1t is Il mar
Vicious thing to leading men from
every section pt Tue country tIldt Sutli
a man is soon To he succeeded by q
representative of Free Trade Domnc-
racv.
Leading Republicans from all parts
of the country are saying ont loud that
Maine is getting doses of the medi-
cine it voted for in september.
one thing is certain: If the Reel
procity treaty bill IS defeated in the
Senate and the Reapportionmcnt bill
which insures Maine four Representa-
lives in Congress- for the next ter
years is passed. II will he due to tho
earnest work Of Senators Hale and
FRYE.
By the way. the laugh appears &c
be on the Maine Democratic paper
that started in To Criticisc the Maine
members for their fight to save thf
states representation in the Nationa
House. on the ground Of expense tC
the country. now that it is known that
champ Clark onampioned on the
Democratic side. the fight for in
creased membership.
Tho people of Maine arc thoroughly
aroused in their condemnation OF ths
Treaty. a tremendous avalanche al
protests are daily coming to her sen.
ators and representatives and with ne
voice lifted in favor Of the Treaty.
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INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME.

The Committee on Inland Fisheries and
Came will give a nuhlic hearing in its
room fState Nusenrpl nj tho state House
In Augusta --' '''0
THURSDAY, FEBRuARY o. NJ.
No GO An Act 10 omen Season IN Cnrn-
berland co,nt1 n bnn, cba1a n, ~ and
kill hlacl, duci, in t6n ,uom1h of i.nuarv
OF each wear
~, IN on po.t.ta, 80, -,,,.. -,
c ~. "p' oh tctlli"h oI IL ctlzehs OF
-, 'i.,t a,,me tietth f.ih,'iS 10 lhe Lax
ing OF Wnl,e ptfcA IN Tue St Croix river
anu 'i"o'a' 'es'
no. a, An act to permit Ice fishing for
P l,oheae a ~ cpp s Lo"er ma Mode
1919 1919 ioiu, an" iiip p'"o' III AhHEo5-
e"eeih county.
No: a. An Act to regulate Ice fishing
IN Whetstnne fond, ifscataqns Co, with
p ~ ol W. A. fnf!hglon ana - 9th
No co An not IN nrob,h,t ,sa tbrou-
| ing Of c3wd,et ard oii,er IN, tr,eta 81
the Sonin prsS 10 lpisn,to,,i, Nv,
or, win ntftiinn 20 r \, Gre,. ., -
| others asking for anne -''
| No o. On pat,.t. Wy yro,,,,ou
ond IS G,bor i',tti"a OF w; ~. lFhi,i-
| pianttiDn ~ I"SileIts OF i-ailhert l-aEe
I,auhcTt a ,i " i.i'iEi'n o., ashlhS una
IN All ice 1sh,n ~ s ~ county, ~ Gioseu
also remon,iraneSe -. a Indfh 20 oi yea ~
| r others again, NC 49, '1i7 I1 a,, ~
| To ice flshjng, '''0 N''H''e Oh S''o poi'u
| No. a. on an act "a renea, cbor+er aos
| of the Private and Special laws ~ 1919
| relating to fishing in ROYALS river.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-21

Consumption readily attacks those who
have had Pneumonia. Many sufferers
from tuberculosis give history OF nav
ing had pneumonia fhe lungs thus
weakened are more easily attacked by
the germs that cause consumption.
For all those with weak lungs" es-
pecially those who have had pneumonia,
Eckmans Alternative is the appropriate"
remedy. cures Of consumption are az.
compiiShod by Ecku.an's Alternative. But
take il in time. There is no wisdom In
waiting until Tuberculosis is established.
Health is never fully vstued .uutil sick
ness comes. y remarkable recovery fol-
ioVs:-- f2p Powclton Ave. Phlla.. Pa.
Gentlemen: Il wish | had known Of
Eckmans Alternative two years ago.
Sine, taking it ! have gained Twenty
eight pounds and cannot but be very
thankful to you and M Almighty Cod
for the great blessing md change Of
health it has brought me-
tSiRned) THOMAS REILLY.
Eckman's Alternative cures Bronchitis
Asthma. Hay Fever: Throat and Lung
Affections. For sale by G. b. Murphy
and other leading DRUGGISTS. ASK for
booklet Of cured cases and write To Eek
man Laboratory. Philadelphia, Pa, for
additional evidence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-21
Low Figures on Wholesale List
Mean Nothing to Consumer.
Stories Of Disposal Of the Eggs Un-
III for Human Stomach.

Chicago, Feb. :9.-Caught by the
breaking of the cold storage ware.
house corner in eggs and butter Chi
caSo commission merchants now com
PLAN that retail dealers are holding
up rrlces and preventing disposal of
their surplas stock.
While the Wholesale prices of eggs
and butter have dropped to low
fgnre, the consumer still is paying
fancy prices. 1t is contended by com
Mission MA and wholesalers thai re.
duced retail prices would cause the
hOuseHife to use larger quantities o.
eggs aud butter. The president of
large packing company said yestcr-
day:
There are eggs today in Chicago
which have been i'll storage "a months
They were unfit for food Is months
ago. one concern offered by circular
letter to sell its Ggs at 1-2 cents |;
pound, claiming they had been spoiled
in the cold storage where they We're
stored The price is equivalent In
about two cents n dozen
at never has Deen known where
lot of this poisonous food was dis
posed Of, but it always has found
it's way into the consuming public's
stomach. Much good has been done
by the United States government in
the last year keeping close watch on
the canned egg trade. 1t is to r" hopeG
they will prohibit absolutely the plac-
ing of any eggs in cans in the frecZcrs
during the ensuing year.
The facts are that the bulk of these
when they are placed in the cans
absolutely unfit for food but Whea
smashed up. mixed together, frozen
solid as rock. it is almost impos'
sibie for the ba&er or consumer 10
know exactly how good or now nal
they are"
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TOW g.

The Committee on Towns Will give a
nublic hearing IN room u at tho State
House. Augusta
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY q, . p. NJ.
On An Act to incorporate the town OF
Eagle Lake.
On An Act TO set of q part Of the town
of Rangeiey and incorporate ii as Oquoa-
soc Plantation.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY IS. . p. NJ
On Ar Act TO amend Section eighty
nine Of Chapter ninety-four OF the Public
Laws OF nineteen hundred and nine re-
lating 10 the compensation Of selectmen.
An Act 10 set off a certain estate and
the inhabitants thereof. from the Norway
Village Corporation
ARTHUR WILKINS, Sec'y.
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STATE LANDS AND STATE ROADS

The Committee on State Lanfs and
State Roads will give a public hearing in
its room. No. ,, Highway Department. ut
the State House in Augusta.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY %. p. NJ
No. II. Resolve in favor OF road from
RrOwnNi,le to katahdin Iron Works;
No. =. Resolve In favor of repairing
the road known as the Lake road, III
township c and G Surplus, in oxford
comfy. with statement Of tacts.
No. % Resolve FOR rrnair Of highway
in Upton. Mallow0way plantation and
township 9, In the county of pNfald.
with statement Of facts.
No. .. Resolve III favor Of roads in
". ]. SKEnAN. sec'y.
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The Committee on Agriculture VIII give
public hearings In the room Of tho Com
missioner of Agriculture OF tn" state
House, as follows:
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY ~. r.. NJ.
Resolve In favor OF thc Maine Seed I'm
proNement Association.
Resolve Ia FAVOR of the Sagadahoc Az
ricuitural and horticultural Society.
No. TO- An Act to amend Section Of
chapter IS Of the Pubiir Lava or 1874. re-
i#tinS 10 sale Of 0ieomarglriHe.
No. 3. Resolve to accent the James !.
II. Gregory git for the promotion If
scientific Orchardlng,
No. :. An Act in relation to the sale of
Nursery STOCK under false names or Of
inferior quality.
No. ). Petition OF Albert ]. Au.es ct al
In favor OF more equitable measure Of
damages in action ut law To recover for
sale Of nursery stock under false names
~ Of inferior quality.
No. j.. An Act to regulate the fees for
sealing mill; bottles.
M. II. An Act TO amend Section > Of
Chapter 2i2 Of the Public Laws of 1909
relating 10 sealing of min. bottles.
An Act to amend Section . of Chapter
1?3 Of Revised Statutes ne amended by
Chapter ~ Of tn" Public Laws of 1895
aud Chapter lii of the Public Laws of
1900
dteas sienedl Resolve in favor Of Cen
tral Maine Fair COMPANY and repeating
Resolve in favor Of Cenr1l MaInr Fair
Association.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH /. Up. VI
An .Nrt Tor the cXtitpatien of diseases
among cattle, horses. sheep and swine.
An Act 10 amend Section of Chapter
l@} Of The Public Laws Of l9oa. relating 10
contagious diseases among cattle.
IN Act 10 render moi. wholesome the
milk supply ~ cities and towns.
An Act 70 amend section :. Chapter az
Of the Puhli' Laws al 1879. relating 10
producers or distributors Of milk
I'm Act n provide for The appointment
Of state Sealer of weighs and measures
and 10 define his dutie-
Resolve providing for tho protection of
trees ard shrubs from the Introduction
ana raVIgos OF rangerou7 insects and dis
ease.
Resolve in favor Of the College Of Ag-
ricUlrTe Of University Of Maine.
An Act L. amend Section II aud - of
Charter - Of the Public Laws Of 1902.
relating 10 III licensing az dogs.
II. ]. L1RRY, 9ee'y.
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EDucATIOk.

The Committee on Filtration will give
public hearings rs follows:
THURSDAY, FEE. %. . p. NJ
No. II. An act To establish 4 Roard of
Education in the city of Blddeford.
No %. An act To change the. method
Of clectng superintendent OF schools.
No. 80. An act 10 amend Sec. ~ Of
Chap Is of the Revised Statutes as
amended, relating TO the union of two
or more towns for the employment Of Il
superintendent OF schools.
No 81. An Act to amend Chap. 951 OF
the Public Laws of 1909. relating 10 the
or mechanical establishments.
No. a. An Act to amend Section % of
Chapter II OF the Revised Statutes IS
amended by Chapter 81 of the Public
Laws of 1893. relating TO agents of
schools In unorganized townships.
No. ~ An Act TO amend Section q OF
Chapter Is Of the Revised Statutes, relai-
ing to public school attendance.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH ]. 2P. VI.
No /. Resolve in favor of the Aroos-
took State Normal school.
No. >. Resolve in favor Of ArooStook
No. ,. Resolve in favor of Aroostoole
No i. Resolve in favor of Madawaska
Training school for lighting system.
No j. Resolve in favor OF the NADIA
waska Training school 10 provide for 4
system of sewerage.
No. G. Resolve in favor of the Wash
ing: n State Normal school for furnish
ingS.
ington State Normal school for balance
of contract.
No. y. Resolve in favor of the Wash
ington State Normal school.
No. 10. Resolve in favor Of Aroostook
state Normal school at Presque Isle for
new building.
lot of land for normal school in Dexter
No. L. Resolve in favor of Lee Normal
Academy. ,
No. A. A resolve appopriatlng money
for insurance on the State Normal school
No. Is. Resolve in favor of the Eastern
state Normal school.
No. 1G. An Act to amend Sec. lis OF
Chap. l. of the Revised statute as amend
ed. relating 10 appropriations fol the
normal school.
No. ~ Resolve in favor OF the western
State Normal school.
No 20 Resolve in favor Of the Farm
ington state Normal school,
No 81 Resolve in favor of Wilton
Academy.
intending school committee of the town
Of Foxcroft Academy for the education
of its High school scholars in saai Fox
croft Academy.
No go An Act to amend SEQ GO Of
Chap. 4S of the Public Laws of 1901 relat-
ing to free High schools.
No. SO. Resolve in favor of the Eastern
State Normal school at Castine for pllr--
said school.
state Normal school at Gorham.
EUGENE, V. ALLEN. Soc'y.
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BANKS AND BANKING.

The Committee on Banks and Banking
viii, give public hearings in it's room. No.
IS at the State House in Augusta.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY %, 9 p. NJ
Act amendatory of and additional 10
Chapter IS OF the Revised Statutes, relat-
ing to annual examinations of savings
banks ana trust companies and verifca-
ton of savings deposits.
Act 10 amend Section %. subdivision C.
clause "a, of Chapter AS of the Revised
statutes statutes. 90 as amended s BY Section ssHa
relating to Investments legal for savings
banks.
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FORMAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Death Of Judge Turner Made Known
In Cumberland Court.

Portland, Me-. Feb. 20.--Formal an
of the death of Judge
Levi Turner WAS made In the superior
court today by Associated Justice
George E. Bird of the supreme, court.
and out of respect for the deceased
court was adjourned until Monday.
The funeral of Judge Turner will be
held tomorrow afternoon in the State
Street Congregational church.
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AND TELEPHONES.

The COMMITTEE on Telcgraphs and
Telephones viii give public hearing in
It's Room. No. lo$, at the State House in
Augusta,
TUESDAY, FEB. q, at II o'clock
To consider An Al TO amend Section
=, Chapter 80 Of the Revised Statutes,
relating to Telephone Companies.
To consider An Act 10 amend Section
of Chapter ~ Of the Revised Statutes,
removing ambiguity in regard to incor-
pOr1tlon fees OF Telephone Companies.
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INSANE HOSPITAL.

The Committee on Insane Hospitals will
give public hearing in It's room. No. IS.
at the state House in Augusta,
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 20, 9 p. NJ.
No. 20. An Act Ia amend Section of
Chapter 144 OF the Revised Statutes.
No. p. An Act additional to Chapter
IA Of 4. e Revised Statutes.
No. %. An Act additional to Chapter II
of the Revised Statutes.
No. 90 An Act relating TO the criminal
insane.
No. -. An Act additional to Chapter
IA of the Revised Statutes
WM. Il. IIODGKINS, Sec'y.
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SEA AND SHORE FisHE RlEs.

Tho Committee on Sea and Shore FISH
cries will give a public hearing In its
room at the state House In Augusta.
THURSDAY. FEB. 23
An Act for the better protection OF her.
ring.
TUESDAY. FEB. 2S
An act for the better protection of the
lobster fisheries. s5
An act relating to the measurement of
Petition of Andrew NJ GrayS and 40
others for a repeal of CHAPTER $3.50, Laws
- ctiij oDsss az Charles colberts .ssnd 81
others. Jefin Bridges and. 20 others and
Freeman b. Walker and IS others, asking
for the privilege to catch herring for bait.
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YORK COUNTY DELEGATION.

The York County Delegation Will he in
session at the Agricultural Rooms Groom.
VI. Thursday. Feb 23rd. for the purpose
OF hearing on an act to amend Section
II Chapter 20 Of the Revised Statute of
Maine, relating TO changing the holding
OF the September Term Of the Supreme
Judicial Court from Alfred to Kennebunk
FRANK D. HENDERSON. Sec'y
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LEGAL AFFAIRS.

The Cornmitte9 on Legal Affairs will
1--WE public hearings as follows;
REASSlGNED FOR FEB. Il
No. 1873 on an amendment 10 Chap. 1333
Private and Special Laws oflSGb, and
Chap. az. Private and Special Laws OF
1909, regarding the use OF automobiles in
the town OF Eden.
No. ly4. On An Act 10 indprporate the
Kezar Falls Village Corporation in the
town of Porter. tReassigned)
No Iz,. An Act 10 incorporate the Ke-
ear Falls Village Corporation In the town
% Parsonsfield. tReassigned)
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 2. 1911.
No g. Act TO incorporate the Mon
mouth Electric Company.
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AFFAIRS AND IN
STRANGE

The Committee on Mercantile Affairs
and Insurance will give n public hear
inc at its rooms NJ The state House
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY %
No :. Act to amend section 4, Chapter
40 Of tho Revised Statutes of Maine. as
amended by Chapter IFS OF the Public
Laws Of 1906
No. :. An Act to amend Section l.,
Chapter ~ of the Revised Statutes al
Maine. as amended by Chanter l5s al the
Public T.a@s Of lfoi.
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MILITARY AFFAIRS.

The Committee on Military Affairs will
give n public hearing in room No. li1 at
the State House,
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY % p. NJ
Resolve In favor of Fort William Henry
in he town of Bristol.
Resolve relating 10 an equestrian statue
of aior General Oliver o. Howard.
Resolve in favor Of Edward Falvy Of
Lewiston
\. j. STERNS, chairman
ARTHUR =. MOVES. Sec'Y
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INTERIOR WATERS.

The Committee on Interior Waters will
give Il public hearing In It's room ut the
state House in Augusta.
FRIDAY. FEB. =. At T. ".
No. 20 An Act 10 incorporate the Ken
nrbec Dam and Reservoir 20.
HARRY STETSOE, Sec.y.
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FEDERAL RELATIONS.

The Committee on Federal Relations
viii meet in room Ei
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 90. at 40
No. :. To aet on resolve relative to
conquest of territory
No, A. TO act on resolve In relation to
reciprocity with Canada
NJ r. DOW. Sec'y.