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The Calumet news., 1911-10-13

cut prices on all trimmed hats.
Saturday at Miss l.. lsaacson's Union
Bldg, 5th ST. 13
The Calumet news., 1911-10-13
NEW SERVICE STARTED.
Upper Peninsula Now Has Better
FreLaht Service from Lower.

( The drs; through merchandise car
. 90 the upper peninsula over tile Mich
san Central 1eft last night for - Ig-
race. where it wiil arrive early this
evening SAYS The Sa=iuaw Courier
Herald Heretofore it has taken from
several days 90 week for "a car to 20
from Saginaw to -. lsnacc and the
upper peninsula and the introduction
%. this new car VIII be great aid in
Increasing the business Of Saginaw
merchants iu upper Michigan. and
number Wlu undoubtedly make spec
rIa. effort tp secure bigger trade in
that territory. THE introduction of
tHis car is the rgsul, OF tine meeting of
Saginaw shippers about week ago.
sH,r the question OF making a cam
raIvH for business in The upper peuiu-
sa.a uae discussed.
The Calumet news., 1911-10-13
CONCERT PROGRAM AT The
OSCEOlA N. f. SATURDAY
SUNDAY SCHOOL TO GIVE CON.
CERT AND ENTERTAINMENT.
Stsreopticon Views and Other Fea.
tvres Viii Sc Presenteo.

The members ~ the Osceola n z
sunday schno' win sivc an entertain.
ment saturday evening. October Isth.
commencing en- 1:so. consisting u
singing and reading win stereopticon
views and Illustrated SONGS The pro-
gram Co be rendered is as follows.
Noiuuary-Miss l. Opic
PRAYER.
Anthem-Choir.
Rcaiirg-Miss Chapple
Duc,-Nisses G. Rowe and F. Ben
netts
Sicrcorucon vicw-The story oil
Daniel
Illustrated sol0-Mr. J. Rutier.
Peaalns-Nr Vincent
illustrated selection by quartette.
EeHedicyiou.
4 social viii De given after the con- I
cert and ice cream and cake win be
served. A small charge viii be made
f1r admission.
II Is hoped that the residents ~ Os-
ceola and vicinity viii make this en-
tcrtaiument success by their pres
ence az the church saturday evening 4
As this is the hrst time stercopticon
views rave been seen in the church
Tor several months il is expected they
win bc greatly enjoyed
The Calumet news., 1911-10-13
CAMPAIGN FOR MEMBERS.

The junior members of the Y. NJ G.
A. have arranged for a campaign FOR
new members. II will start Monday
October 16, and continue for the re-
maindcr of the month. The slogan Is
FIFTY New Members" and the boys
affiliated with the association. believe
that they will secure that number.
Special inducements are TO be offered.
The Calumet news., 1911-10-13
PRETTY FALL WEDDING.
Miss Winnfred n. krupp and Edwin
j. Jory Welded

MISS WlnnITed ~. hrupp ana EdWtn
j. Jory Welded.
one of the prettiest weddings of the
fall season was solemnized i'm Calumet
last evening. when Miss Winifred II.
Krupp. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Krupp of SOL Cedar street, Blue
Jacket ana Edwin j. JOry, were unit7
ed i'm marriage. The ceremony occur
red at the parsonage Of the Sacred
Heart church at o'clock, Rev FIR
Bede officiating II was witnessed by
only a few of the most intimate friends
and relatives of the bride and groom.
The bride was becomingly attired i'm
white embroidered null and carried n
bouquet Of white roses. She was at
tended by her sister, Miss Nettie
Krupp. who wore marQuisctte over
groom was attended by Bert Lamorc.
Following the ceremony reception
was held at the home of the brides
parents. which was prettily decorated
for the occasion. Autumn leaves and
cvcrgrecns were conspicuous i'm the
N'uuiiS SuIP'I was
served to a large number of friends
and relatives
Is tfTIN --- KUHN -- KUHN
The bride Is a well known and pop
ular young lady. having been employ
ed for some time at the Red Jacket Of
flee of Faucctt Brothers and Guck. The
groom has been connected with the
Laurium Office of this firm for the last
six years and has many friends. Mr..
and Mrs. Jory will he at home on
Seventh street, Laurium. after Novem-
Der 1.
The Calumet news., 1911-10-13
CUDDlHY TEAM WINS.
interesting Bowling Match on Elks Al
Ieys Last Eveninu

The Cuddihy team of the Elks' lea
que won an interesting match from
the Vivian team on the I1lks' alleys
last evening, although the latter team
have the advantage i'm total pins The
winners took the first and second
games by close scores but lost the
third by l07 pins. Following are the
individual scores.
The Calumet news., 1911-10-13

nippcr at about O'Clock y. IA. and
presents "A good view through a field
glass and is also visible to the naked
eye, although rendered indistinct if
viewed from any place i'm the proxim-
ity of electric lights.
The Calumet news., 1911-10-13

tion Of third degree by Riverside lodge,
1903, Of Detroit; at Masonic temple re-
ception and entertainment for mem
hers of the Rebecca assembly.
Thursday. oct 19-Grand lodge and
Robecca assembly i'm last session.
The Calumet news., 1911-10-13
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS VILLAGE
OF LAURIUM.

The warrant for the collection of
taxes for the village will expire on Oc-
tober 10th, 1911. Al taxes must be paid
on or before this date or same will be
returned to the county treasurer for
when an extra fee will he
charged for collection. Ia
The Calumet news., 1911-10-13

EesiunIug october aH parties
owing the Gable Piano Co. can make
rHr.r payments al Eipys Furniture
store. Frth 81. Red Jacket. Mail adj
dress t' cable Piano Co., Calumet.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-23

Inahced DIR. Howard Co. 70 Mako
Special Prices.
AFTER great deal Of effort and corre-
spondencs, g. A. Parcher, the popular
druggist, has succeeded in getting the Dr.
Howard Co. to make special hAlf-price
introductory offer on the regular nfty-
cant size Of their celebrated specific for
The cure Of constipation and dyspepsia.
DR.. HowaSd's specific has been 90 re-
narkably successful in curing constipa-
tion, dyspspsia and all liver troubles that
@. A. Pareher il willing to return ths
prics paid in every oass, where it dose mot
give relief.
Headaches, coated tongue, diszinsss, gas
on stomach. specks before the eyes, con-
stipation and ali forms Of liver and stom-
ach troubls, are soon cured by this scisn-
tiiic medicine.
So great v the demand for this specific
that g. A. Parchsr has been abls 70 secure
only limited supply, and everyone who
- troubled with dyspepsia, constipation
or liver trouble should call upon him At
opce or ssnd Is cents and get sixty doss oil
the best medins ever made, ON this special
half-prics ohsr with his personal guarantees
70 reiund ths money Il It dos mot cure.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-23
Sptrial NotirrA
STATE OF NAME
PUBLIC NOTICE.

In conformity with the provisicns Of
sections - to - Of chapter q, Of the re-
vised statutes Of Maine, and upon tbs
petition Of AVE- OF moro citizens Of the
stats, and dssming IL for ths bsst interest
Of The etats, the commissioner Of inland
fshsriss and game, aftsr due notice to all
psrsons Interested In tie subjsct mattsf Of
aid petition, and public bearing thsrson
In the locality to b aHscssd, and dssming
Il necessary and proper for III protection
and preservation Of The inland nsA Of ths
STATE, hsrsby adopt the following nssdful
rules and regulations relating 20 the times
and places In which and ths circumstances
under which inland hsh may b taken In
the waters Of Egypt strsam, so-callsd, and
its tributaries, In the towns Of Franklin
and Hancock and In Plantation Number
Eight, In Hancock county.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
II shall - unlawful for any psrsoa 70 ash
for. take, catch or kill any kisd Of Ash ~ any
time N EGYPT stream. so-callsd. which
stream 10 sitasssd II the town a FrAnklin
and In the town d Hancock and In PiAstation
Number Eight IN Hancoek county, OF n IL
tributArsss Known - the East anA west
Branches. for . period Of three ysars fron
August nsseenth. . d. 1871. II shAll also b
unlawful for any psrson 70 have In posses-
sion any kind Of Dab taken in violation Of any
provision Of these regulations.
Dated this eth day Of August. .. q. 1871.
J. g. r. II. WrLsox,
BLAfxA 8. vtiRs.
r. z. MACE.
~eY - R1.h <vS~. . n
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-23
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
REGISTRATION or VOTERS.

FyyH1 Board Of Mayor and Alderman Of the
u city OF Elisworth vii be In session - liz
room, In HAncock hall, on
It'll. StA SD eth days of September. loli.
from 20 clock In the forenoon 70 l O'Clock In
the afternoon, and from 70 O'Clock in the
ing. for the purpose Of registering the names
Of votssS and correcting the voting lists.
Notice, particularly. that registration viii
D. q. Psrsonsi sppearance 4 rsouired a :
voter In order to have his name registered.
The Board Of Mayor and Aldermen will be
registered voter whose name has been omias3
from the voting list, or in whose name or rssi-
dsnce. - placed on said voting list, . clerical
him 70 vote. THOMAS z. HALn. Clerk,
Ellswsrth. Aug. II. 1911.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-23

e. Phillips Oppenhsim, the well-known
novelist, condemned, ct dinner IN New
York, the trashy fiction that finds 20 ready
. sale among the masses. "Milton's Para
disc Lost, he said, "brought its author
Us, md Dsfoe got less than Us for Cru
Soc, bat / know Bovelists whose trash
sells in editions OF six figures, and WHO'S
incomes permit then 70 keep yachts, mo-
tor sars and even asroplsnes.n Mr. OPP
penhsim smiled scosniully. 1.-THE authoI
Of tn past died, !" be said, "but hi works
lived. The anthor Of to-day lives, but his
work. de-"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-23
xorIcs or YokEcLosURE.

VYyHRRRAs william p. Stewart. Of ~
w city covnty and state OF New a.
b. his morteoee deed dated the sevenlE ~ ~
Of Decembcr. Z. d. lsoo, and recorded ~ hs -
Hancock county registry OF deeds iosa
ga. page IA. conveyed 70 the Eiswo l, s.tsb-
4 Building Association, corpoino - min.
iishsd by fsw and having ~ once 1 Manpsock
county, Maine. certain lot or paicsei ~ ~ New.
with al buildings thereon sitnAteo uSssneock
county. Maine. and bounded and oe'''''
Commsneing ON Union River Bay y,r y Of j.
soathsrly ins Of iand nov Or i ~ soSthsriy
lire q said Young land scroes Ss,,y 81
Neck to Rlushiil Bay; thence sou' pv,ou 4,
BIuehilI Bay 70 land formerly OF py I,ns oi
Cartsr: thencs essterly on the north M mi
said lot formerly Of Carter, being assriy bS
line 70 Union River Bay; thence nias cor.
Union River Bay to place Of oeginn ma being
taintnG sixty aeres. more Q, nnvryed in the
deed from Alfred Mixer 70 william g res.
dated June -. lse1. recorded N a.
islry d dssds, in book -, page S. VI prem.
R1ceptirR from the above dssciipSe Hired
isos the ecSoolhouse lot conveyed deed
Young 70 he South School DisthG, hook 81.
dated Aug1st !, loeo. and recorded "a ghereas
page "a, q Haneoek resi cty;r s' has been
broken. nov therefore. BY reason ., a Els
SrsscS 81 ths condition Thereof. me ss ciaimss
worth Loan 8 Building AssoeiaNon
foreclosure Of said nortge4e..,,
Niswosth, Maine, Aug. II. III, ..n
In ELiSwonTn LoAa .r,oa,
By Edmond !! Ir ~ sure;
49, hw-~-,sc.. sstorueys.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-23
The .Blot on the Constitution"

The ssHlot on the Constitution
= A license cartoon, sent to several Maine
papers last week, pictures prohibition
that does not prohibit" asa blot ON the
constitution OF Maine, to Be remedied by
local option. Now the saloon interests In
local option states claim that no-licenss
under local option does not prohibit, but
IL q blot and disgrace to town without
saloons. For example: A leafiet sent out
in Massachusetts, last March BY the Man
uiacturers' and Dealers' league says: "Ir
no-liceuse towns the law 10 . laughing
stock, violation ths rule rather than an ex-
csption q violation made possible By thu
acquiescence Of the BEST citizens and the
connivancs Of ofscials. This is more than
they -charge against Maine towns under
prohibition.
Among themselves liquor dealers admit
the truth that the licensed and legaIized
saloon is the greatest blot to any state.
For example, Bonfort's Wine and Spirits
Circular, one Of the strongest liquor pa
pers in the country, says: "The saloon
has discredited personal liberty, and has
made it . term Of reproach rather than
something to conjure with. In the name
Of personal liberty saloons have been run
in violation Of law and decency, until it
looks now Is il they are doomed to extinc-
ton. A sufficient percentage OF saloons
have been disorderly, have sold to in
toxicated men, have sold to women and to
minors, have conducted gambling sd-
juncts, ETC., to create . hostile sentiment
that has crystaiized into war Of exter-
minatioa. We realize this is big admis-
sion, but the facts demand the adm ission
that our trade may properly grasp the ait
uation.o
The plan of the liquor interests is to az
attention upon the measure Of evil liquor
sellers are able to bring upon NJ despite
prohibition, in order that a voters we
may not consider or learn that like evils
ap more extensive under local option, -
they themselves testify, and that the
licsnssd saloon Il recognized among them
mi 49,
selves, - by the country in general, = the
real rsprosch to . community, and tbs
source and agent Of violations OF law and
decency.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-23
OBITUARY.


Mns. v1ANCD =. MoRnrDoN.
Francss f., widow Of Edmund @. Morfi-
son, disd at her homs On Elm street Mon
day, sftsf On illssss Of several weeks.
She hsd bssn gradually failing In health
for some Tina.
Mrs. Morrison was born In Ellsworth
nfty-nine ysars ago, tie daughter Of thu
late Gardner Milliken, one Of the pioneer
families Of thii vicinity. All her life had
been spent here. She was most estima-
able woman, and bad . wide circle Of
admiring friends.
She leaves four chiidren--Harry r.. Of
Miliinockst; Howard o. and Louis A., Of
Gardiner, and Hazel E., OF Ellsworth.
The funeral was held at the home THU
afternoon. Rev. r. A. A. Killam oflciat-
ing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-23

TNHR New England Telephone ard re,..
Il .eraph Co1pany respectfully petitions
the Mayor eud Board u Aldermen Of the Ctr
and wires thereon. Ard the necessary sup.
porting asd stesaGthsning fixtures and wires
n the following named streets and highway,
Of seid city.
Said Company agrees 70 reserve space 70,
one cfoss arm q he top Of ali the above poles
for telephone, afs alarm and police signal
wires- owned By ths city and used for municl.
pal purposss- Maid poles to be erected under
the supervision OF sueh ofncers as sAid city
may designate.
Following are The streets and Highways
above referred 70;
Junction Of Pine sset and oah Lane 10.
cation desired for one pole oniyl.
Date August U. ISL
NEW ENGLAND TxLxrHosr ssp
TpluonArg CoNpASy
BY Francis A. Houston.
General Manager.
By D, B. &
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-23


An interesting reunion was that OF the
Foster family held last Friday week st the
stetson Foster bungalow on the 6urry
road.
Those present were Irving Osgcod and
wife, Embsrt c. Osgood, wife and daugh-
ter Caroline, Austin NJ. Foster, wife,
daughter Georgia and con Herbert, Mrs.
{. r. Foster and daughter Psulene, Of
Ellsworth; Miss Elizabeth n. Oseood, Of
Lebanon, N. H.; Ernest =. Osgood, wife
and son Stanton, Of Berlin, N. H.; Dr..
Harry W. osgood, wife and daughter
Constance, Bangor; James Foster and
wife, Alonxo W. Cisavss and daughter
Frances, F. Loring Foster and wife, Ars.
Fred l. Carter, Bar Haxbor; Mrs.. Cation
Oseood. Bluehili; Albert e. Foster end
wife, Ellsworth Fails; ststson Fostss,
wife and daughters Frances, Marjosis and
Helen, OF bingham, Aass.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-23
HOW DO THEY KNOW

Animals and Birds Have Isstinct-
i've Consciousness Of Time.
Do animals and birds have within
them some instinctivs consciousness Of
timei Naturalists bsi,svs that they do,
and many wsIl-known fActs observed By
different men in dinsrsct places lend
color TO that view.
The oriole arrives in Massachusetts
every year about the tenth day OF May,
paying little attention to differences Of
weather. He may havs his late seasons
and his early seasons, but the very large
numbers OF years in " hich his arrival has
been noted on the tenth day indicates
that his chronological machinery, like
that Of cuckoo clock, pops him into view
at given moment.
The woodchuck knows when the time
has come tor him to ''den up". He not
only feels the necessity OF rolling himself
up In his own sustaining fat and going TO
sleep for the winter, but he feels It at .
particular time, quite regardless Of the
state Of the weather. Woodchucks have
been domesticated and allowed 10 sleep In
In warm place, with all the food they
needed, yet they ''denned up" when the
regular time came for than to do 70.
They awake in the spring with much the
same regularity. Tho ''sroundhog" leg
end 10 ridiculous. It 10, OF course, unssa-
sonable to suppose that in . country like
ours, with . range OF climates from IL
semi.tropioal 70 the completely arctic, .
creature will eoms out Of his hole every
where on the second day OF February &C.
cording to the weather on thss day, stay
ing out fit b bod and going beck il IL
- good.
A naturalist Who las studied this inter
eseing Characteristic OF animls tell Q
sssry, from his swn obssrvstkss, which
seems to show tAat some crestasss may
hsve . still more ssAct ssnss Of tins than
Il indicated by tie regularity Of their
miRations and Aibefnations. He once
enjoyed the acqnaintance Of . mouse
whish, ut exactly . quarter before 4
O'Clock every afternoon was in IT, habit
OF coming out aloe9 . ~ainscosing and
making his way to , pot Of paste on the
table, the crust - which he then pro-
csedsd to nibble- No "suburhanits"
having his train in mind, could b. more
regular in arriving q his breakfast table
than this tame moose was in comine for
his daily nibble Of paste.
How did the m9nse know syhen It
was . quarter OF 4? The naturalist
could not answer thu question, but he IL
certain that the littae creature had some
way Of measuring.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-23

TAs anti-prohibitionists are hedging BY
declaring that taking prohibition ont Of
the constitution will still leave a. with
statutory prohibition. True, but scratch
IN suti-prohibitionist ON the back, and
you'll find license man every time,
Don't let anyone be deceived. II the antia
win on Sept. II, the campaign for the cleo
ton OF . Legislature which will repeal the
prohibitory statutes and enact license
ones win opsn on sept. II
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-23

&pnfai 1asaru
~~~->-~ .>-~-~.>~~~>~~~
nELndHAPa conpAry
Sessor, AAss., Aasss, i, ,.,,
~ NJ Massr sas Bssrd Of l,d.rr- -
Cssy n NisosvsA, Nssas:
TvHR New England Telepso,.
4 sssyh Company rsspsctiuiiy az. rele.
.sisssss usSsssrsO q. d' soass,. !.
holsat With The wires and cahles n ind MAJ.
therein, undef the surface Of the s % PLACED
r.sallis ssrsss from Main street, .so,, Z.
nsis sisess from Franklin street, 10 Vs..
wssss ssrsss from Main stree. .bo., =.
s..ts ssrsss from Main stree, .so,, =,
northerly. ~
a, Alss e, ps..sssioa e sree. and m.ip,.,,
thereon. % suitable points IN such 1900 r,t,sed
o. sid sesesea . may Be occupied By conan.
constructed under the order granting M ~ ~
such portion q sny o. .sid ,. I1s.s,:ss;ins ~
The potnt Of intersecsicu, also for ns,, ~ nsas
70 lay and maintain underground e oras,oaa
en ss sn a. wires on the above 3
Ing connecttons with eaid poles and wiz .
listing polss u may desire 70 use for a,s,sisei'
ing purposes and for making buildtns oat
pectioas With lie said conduits, on H. .S soa.
or interviewing streets. oove
P1ans showing location Of conduit.
ssructed Asd o. Distributing POLES eree.s ssa.
b nlsd After couplstion OF Che work.
Nuw EueLAND TBtnpnosr Avn
TsLnonAvn CoxpAsr.
by W. J. Dense,.
Assasssne General Manager.
CsTy o. BLlswonru, Mann.
II BOARD o. ALpsRnrx
Angus n, 1911
Upon ths foregoing petition, II IA ors....
tAaS notice thereof b given BY publishir.
copy c9 sid pstition and this order ,hs,srs
- Tie 8llsworth Amssican. 4 n.~sn.s
printed IL the city u Ellsworth, Msips ~
tAas hsssiag thereon be given at the wssnes
and Aldssme1p room on the secord a. y
Oeto6es. ~ - o'clock ,. M. N which ~ y
and place residents And owners Of prons,,s
upo9 Ne higAvAys 70 b Affected BY srsntisS.
Of the permit applied fer, and ali Other ~
sens iniessseed.. shAli have null oppor.upit,
y shov eAsse vhy such permit shonid not ~
gfeste1. Ne lass pselfeattcn oa said notses y
F. q lsass Seafsssn tia, days before ss1
A trss copy Il pssition and motto. thereof.
Atasss;-rnoxAs Z, HarI
City Clsrk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-23
Virtues Of she sunfiower.

Virtues Of the Sunfl0wer.
While the crop OF sunnowers which is
grown in this country b very large, it 10
nevertheless Q fact that the qualities OF
the plant are not Aggravated and the
agricultural department. 10 about to- start
crusade Of education which will result
in still larger crsp and . more generous
recognition Of the plant, The Sod OF which
is ut the psesent time ussd almost excau-
sively for bird fooa, - fas - this country
10 concerned at least. -
The seed of the sun1ower plant 10
utilized to . greater extent in Russia than
anywhere eise, according 70 the rscenA in
wssigations Of An attachs Of ths agricul-
tarsl department. 1t Washington. In that
country the sseds enc eaten In imraanse
Quantities. nav or rsasted, - PEANUTS are
in Amsrica, and the eil Obtained BY press
ing the sesds il an important article Of
fond. The best sssds yisld IN oh that
compares Aporably witA olive Oh for
table purposes.
Even the upper elassas in Russia, it 10
sid, eat tie sseds, the larger and finer
oaes being quite equal 10 most mats in
respect Of palatability and wholssonsness.
The stalks and dried lavss are highly
priced for fusl, being In some parts Of the
empire almost the only available substi-
tlts for wood. An sore q sundowsfs will
yisad many cords Il good fuel.
The oil appears to have more Of tie gem
sxnl properties Of OLIVE oil than has any
othsr known vegetable oil. It takss about
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-23
Charlotte Russo.

Raspberry Charlotte Russo
Mako sponge cake after your hvorits
formula, and spread out the pettsr 70
bake-as thin - possibls-in large bak-
~. nan. Whom done, cut the cake into
strips two and one-half inches wide, the
Whole length Of the pan. Cut these long
strips into pieces six inches long, and
Wills they are soft and hot, stick the END.
toesther in cup shape with sugar and
water syrup
Press raspbsrriss through ricsr, to az.
card q uany sssds = possibis, then sdd
TO the pulp cupful OF thick, svsst cream
hall I cupfui Of sugar, and . tablespoonful
- ,.mon iuics. Beat until the cream viii
stand up stia, and M in ths sponge cak'
with it, pointing il cone shape ON top
For daintist appssrancs, arrange cirsi
Of ana rsspbszrsss around tbs Chariot.
This raspbsrry crsam also makes Dali
cious nliing for cream cakes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-23
STATE OF MAINE.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

In conformity with the provisions OF
sections 50 to % OF chapter q, OF the
revised statues Of Maine, and upon the
petition OF i've or more citizens OF the
State, and deeming IL for the best interest
Of tie state, the commissioners Of inland
fisheries and game, after due notice 10 all
psrsons interested in the subject matter Of
said petition, and public bearing thereon
In the locality to be affected, and deeming
Il necessary and proper for the protection
and preservation OF the inland fsh OF the
State, hereby adopt the following nsedful
rules and regulations relating to the timcs
and places in which and the circumstances
under which Inland nah may b taken in
the watsn OF the tributaries TO Nicolin
lake, formerly called Branch pond, in
Hancock county.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
Il shail Be unlawful for any psrson to
nh for, taka, csach or kill any kind OF
- ct any tins In any Of the tyfbutaries
to Nicoiin lake, soeealleds formerly called
Bsanch pond. In IT, county Of Hancock,
fos perfod Of four ysars fFom AaKuss u,
.. q. 101i. II shan also b. unlawful for
of 6sh taken in violation Of any pro-
vision Of these rsgulssions.
Dotted this 9Th day ef August, .. q. 1911.
J. 8. r. II. WrIaoH,
BLAuE O. vILx4,
r. e MACE.
Commissioner OF Inland fishsfiss and
Game.