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Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09
Orders Of the Day.

On motion by Mr. Dodge of kenne-
b &c, the action of the Senate where
by the report of the committee on In
land Fisheries and Game, on An Act
to regulate ice fishing in Lake Cob
bos@eecontee. with petition for same
was accepted. was reconsdered.
On further motion by the same
Senator, the bin was referred to the
kennebec County Delegation.
Sent down for concurrence.
On motion by Mr.. Boynton OF Lin
coin, Senate Document No. 81, An Act
to appropriate moneys for the pay
ment of salaries fixed by law for the
year 1911, was taken from the table.
On further motion by the same SEN
ator House Amendment A was adopt
ed. The bin as amended was then
given it's two readings and was passed
to be- engrossed.
On motion by Mr.. Winslow of Cum
berland, House Document No. 275. An
Act relating to the opening of streets
in cities, was taken from the table.
Slr. STAPLES of knox--Mr. Presi.
dent: [ offered an amendment to that
bill 1t referred to cities only OF forty
thousand lNIluDltdnlS. SiICc OleItu
that amendment l have been in con-
sultation with some of the mayors o;
the different cities in Maine, and they
think they may want it. and thas II
should applyNto all cities. instead OF
one city, which would be Portland.
After considering the matter move
to withdraw my amendment.
The motion was agreed to. Upon
further motion the bill was given its
second reading and was passed to be
engrossed.
On motion by Mr. Staples of Knox
House Document No. 202. An Act Il
provide for the weekly payment o.
wages. was taken from the table.
Mr.. STAPLES-Mr. President:
may later on conclude to offer al
amendment. but l am willing at thi:
time that the bill take its first read
ing, and ] 50 move.
| The, bin was read once and the sec.
oi,d reading. assigned for tomorrow
morning. s..ss Z
Mr. BoYNTON of Lincoln-Mr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09
Breaks The Worst Cold
In just a Few Hours.
This Compound Does Not Con-
tain One Grain OF Quinine.
The Most Severe Grippe Misery
Goes Before You Realize II.

The most effective and harmless
way to cure the Grippe or break Sc
we're cold, either in the head. chest,
back, stomach or limbs. is a dose of
Pape's Cold Compound every two
hours until three consecutive doses
are taken.
You will distinctly feel the cold
breaking and all grippe symptoms go
ing after the very first dose. 1t
promptly relieves the most miserable
neuralgia pains. headache. dullness,
head and nose stuffed up. fcverishncss,
sneeZing, sore throat running of the
nose soreness. stiffness and rheumatic
aching.
Take this harmless Compound as
directed, with the knowledge that
there is no other medicine. made any
where else in the world. which will
1ure your cold or end Grippe misery
a. promptly and without any other as
siStance or bad alter effects rs a -
cent package OF Fape'S Cold Com
pound, which an druggist in tho
world can supply.
After three years research we have
c"nclusvcly demonstrated that qui-
nine is not effective in the treatment
of colds or grippe.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09
Reports Of Committees.

Mr. Stearns' for the committee on mill
tary affairs, on Resolve for the preserva-
ton of the regimental rolls in the Office
of tile attorney general. reported the same
"ought to pass"
Mr.. Donigan from the committee on iu-
terror waters. on Resolve in favor of nav
igation of Lake Sebec, reported same in
new draft under same title and htat it
fought to pass"
Mr. Kellogg for the same committee.
on Bill, An Act to render valid the doines
of the Little Madawaska Improvement
Company and TO amend the charter of the
same, reported n new draft under the
title of AN Act TO render valid the do
ings of the Little MAZDA waska Improve
mcnt Company" and that it " ought to
pass.
The same senator for the same COM
1nlttee on Bill. An Act TO incorporate th"
Eorthern Penobscot Water Company. re-
ported a new draft under the same title
and that it ought to pass
Mr. WinsIow for the committee on fish
cries and game on An Act to limit the
number OF fish which may be taken in
one day in certain tributaries to Wilson
lake, which lake is situated in the town
Of Wilton. also in Alder brook, Il trbu-
tary OF Weld pond. which pond in sit
uated in tho town OF Weld. down as far
as Hildreth's mill dam. So called. in the
county of Franklin. reported that same
ought to pass"
Mr.. Foss for the committee on claims.
on Resolve in favor Of John Il. McDon-
aid of Addison, reported same in new
draft and that it "onght to pass
Mr.. Osborn for the committee on school
for the feeble minded, on Resolve in fa-
Nor of the Maine School for Feeble
Minded. reported same in a new draft
and that it Ought to pass
The reports were accepted and the sey-
oral bills and resolves tabled for printing
under joint rules.
Orders of the Day.
on motion by Mr.. Sauborn of Piscata-
uis, senate Document No. 1H. IN Act
10 abolish the Dover municipal court and
the Milo municipal court and TO estab-
iish the Iiscataquis municipal court. was
/ ecailed from the enerossing committee
on further motion by the same senator
the vote whereby the bill was passed to
lie engrossed was reconsidered, and the
bill was re-committed to the committee.
10 correct Il clerical error
Sent down for concurrence
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

Scnet" callod to order by the Pres
der.
Pagers from the House disposed Of
in concurrence.
House Bills In the First Reading.
An 1T Il prohibit the removing OF
waste or packing from the journal
box or hrNss Of locomotives and rail
road ca:s
tn Act in addition to Chapter 93 of
the Revisei Statutes, relating to liens
on larGs.
An Act to extend the charter of the
Rargeley Lakes and Megantic Rail
road Company.
An Act to protect striped or sea
bass, in the waters of the Sheerscot
river and its tributaries.
An Act to prevent tho throwing of
refuse or mill waste into the EaSna-
heean stream.
An Act granting certain powers TO
the PennaEaaquam Power Company.
An Act to regulate the investment of
deposits in banks and trust compa
HES.
Al Act to incorporate the town Of
Eagle Lake
An Act for the better protection OF
the forests from fir
An Act granting certain powers 10
the Isastport Water Company.
An Act To grant certain powers to
the Hancock County Trustees OF Pub
lie reservations.
An Act to incorporate the Knox
County Central Railroad.
An Act to authorize the removal of
the bodies of deceased persons from
the old cemetery in the plantation Of
Elliottsville.
An Act relating to Vassalboro. China
K Windsor Light & Power Company.
An Act granting . new charter to
the Pennington Village Corporation.
An Act in relation to the Ruinford
Falls municipal court.
| An Act to amend Chapter $50 of the
| Special Laws of 1909. relating to main
tenance of a dam across Big Machias
stream. in the town of Ashland.
Ar Act to extend the charter of tn"
| Searboro and Cape Elizabeth Railway
| Company.
| An Act to incorporate the Winter
Harbor Light Company.
An Act to incorporate the Cherry
field Water Company.
i An Act TO establish the Luhec. East
Machias and Machias Hallway COM
pany.
An Act to ratify the change of name
of Brunswick Power Company.
An Act to repeal Chapter 137 of the
Private and Special Laws of 1908 re-
hating to the charter of the city of Au-
burn and the creation of the Beard ot
Public Works.
| An Act to amend Sections II and Il
of chapter 222 Of the Public Laws OF
1909 relating To licensing of dogs.
An Act to incorporate the Franklin
Water Company.
An Act to incorporate the Norridse-
wock Water Company.
An Act to incorporate the Sanger
Vile Village Corporation.
An Act to create cemetery asso-
citation in the town of Orrngton.
An Act in relation to the appoint
nent of guardian by consent.
An Act relating to the board o.
overseers of poor Of the city of Port
land.
An Act to incorporate the Maine
Title Insurance, Company.
An Act to authorize the mayor O.
the city of Portland to appoint com
missioner of cemeteries and public
grounds.
An Act to enlarge the powers of thu
Rumford Falls Village Corporation.
An Act to regulate ice fishing II
Fits pond, sometimes called Little
Fits pond. in the town of Clifton il
the conhty of Penobscot. 80 j.
i An Act relating to the assessment
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09
AC.ard of Thanks

Jesse A.. Case desires to thank 'ne
neopie who have praised his book on
rheumatism.
The book is the result of 10 years
study and research on rheumatisin.
Anyone who suffers from rheuma-
fisfn or has friend or relative VINO
suffers can have a copy Of the booR
WITHOUT charge by writing at once 10
ahe author, Mr.. Jesse A. Case. Brock-
ton, Mass.
mch9dlt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

President: / move that we take Il
recess until 30 o'clock tonight. The
object of this is that we may act upon
those 125 matters that will come to
us from the House. and that they may
get into the printers hands so that
Saturday and Monday they may be
able 10 work upon them and set our
business ahead very much.
If it should happen that are mom-
hor! here who cannot be present &C.
night. and have anything in this list
of bills coming from the House IL
which they are interested and want
held no. ny leaving notice with the
President il will he seen to b. the
rneIni ers who arc present.
/ make this as Il suggestion for the
nlem9prs To act upon as they see AZ.
Tie nation was agreed I" aud the
recess was taken.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09
HOUSE..
Wednesday,.

Wednesday. March s, 1911.
PRAYER by Rev. Mr.. Clifford ot Gar
diner.
Journal Of yesterday read and ap-
proved.
Papers from the Senate disposed Of
in concurrence.
An Act to incorporate the Carleton
Stream Dam Company came from the
Senate amended by Senate Amend
lnents 4 and b.
The House reconsidered the vote
whereby this bill was passed 10 be
cngrosyed and on motion by Mr.. Davis
of GuiIdford the amendments were
tabled.
Senate Bills on First Reading.
An Act TO amend Section 10 OF Chap
ter 8 of the Revised Statutes, relating
to the powers and duties of the Maine
Library Commission.
An Act relating to numbering opera
tons, came from the Senate indefinite :
~ postponed in that branch.
On motion by Mr.. Peters OF Els
worth. the House non-concurred with
the Senate and voted to appoint Il
committee of conference.
The Speaker appointed as SUCH com
mittee Messrs Peters of Ellsworth
pattangall of Waterville and Mace o:
Great Pond
An Act to amend Chapter of the
Revised Statutes. in relation To
wharves and fish weirs.
Tabled on motion of Mr.. Heffron
of PASSPORT. and assigned for today
TO be taken up under Orders OF the
Day.
The following petitions bills. etc
we're presented and referred:
judiciary.
BY Mr.. Strickland OF Bangor-Ar
Act TO amend Section eight OF Chap
ter 81 of Revised Statutes. relating
TO divorce. (Tabled for printing pend =
ing reference on motion of MI Her
sey of HonltonD
3y Mr.. Colby of ,Bingham-An Act
, to amend Section six of Chapter l2S
relating 10 malicious mischief ano
trespass on property. fTabled FOL
printing pending reference on motor
of Mr.. Murphy of Portland.)
Also. An Act to amend Section sever
of CHAPTER 81. as amended by Chap
ter 1874 of the Public Laws OF 1907
relating 20 fraudulent evasion OF pay
ment of fares on steam railroads.
street railroads, steamboats, and fer
reS.
/ Legal Affairs.
BY Mr.. Clearwater of Halloweli-Ar
Act relative to change of location o
main office OF Mutual Fire Insurance
! Company.
Fly Mr.. Hogan of Portland-Peti'
ton of w. r. Evans of Portland TO-
1 amendment Of law relating /" regis
tration of dentists.
/ BY Mr.. Murphy of Portland-PetI
! ton of James II. Spear of Portland
, for same.
By Mr.. Powers of SCaribou--fsitt
ton of Charles II. Tuell Of Caripou
| for same, --...3 !.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

By Mr.. Conners of Bangor-Peti-
ton of Clinton T.. Sawyer of Bangor
for same.
by Mr.. Williamson of Augusta-An
Act to amend Chapter l23 of the Laws
of 1905 as amended by Chapter i3 of
the Laws Of 1907, entitled An Act
for the protection OF children.
Banks and Banking.
- Mr. Deering of Portland-Re-
solv" authorizing the Governor to ap.
point a commission to investigate in
=. etments for savings banks.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09
Reports Of Committees.


Agriculture. on Resolve in favor of
the College of Agriculture "f the Gni-
versity Of Maine. reported that same
be referred {" the next Legislature
with the recommendation that it
ought to pass"
Tile report was accepted and sent
down for concurrence.
Majority report of the Committee on
Agriculture. ought to pass" on Re
solve in favor of the Sagadahoc Agri-
cultural and Horticultural Society.
signed MexsrS. Sanboru, iiiii. Libby.
Pollard. kennard. SNOW. Macomher,
Frank.
Minority report Of the same commit
tee. Fought not to pass, signed,
Moulton.
Ton melton by Mr. Moulton Of Cuin-
berland, both reports were tabled
pending aeeentanee.)
Mr.. Dodge for the Committee on i.e-
gal Affairs, on Bill, An Act To amend
tnc punlie laws in relation To the
marking az historical sites, reported
new draft and that ii Ought TO pass.
Mr.. Mullen, for the committee on
Ways-snd Bridges on Resolve in favor
Of 4 Highway bridge over st. John
river between Van Buren,, Maine, ana
ST I.eonard's New Brunswick, report
ed :, new draft under the same title
and that It ought 10 pass.
TIE reports wore accepted ana the
hine were tabled for printing under
icint rules.
Passed to be Ensrossed.
An Act relating TO the taking OF
white perch.
An Act, relating to. Bangor anu
Brewer bridge.
IN Act to repeal An Act relative l"
party caucuscs in Augusta
An Act To regulate fishing IN iiah
pond in town Of Paris
An Act relating to fishing in R"yaiS
river.
An Act to prohibit throwing ssWcost
ona min waste in Duck pond.
An Act TO regulate fishing in triou-
taries OF Big Concord pond.
An ACT TO regulate HshihS III 'f'"
stream and tributaries.
An Act Ia regulate fishing IN "he
s,on. mend. so called, in kingsbury.
An Act to provide for eertiiica'io'' VI
all teachers in public Schools.
An Act to prohibit throwing sawuu''
and mill waste in south branch 'i ris-
cataquis river. r,aor-
An Act relating to fishing in FENDER
son brook and tributaries. .u,
An Act relating to fishing III "ei'
river and tributaries
An Act to prohibit Catching ee's Il"
saint Georges river. ,,, in
An Act relating to ice ilsh'''s
Eagle lake. ,.s FOR
~ Act to appropriate moneys loI
.bo expenditures of government i''
the year 1911. .,o Girls, Or
solve in favor OF 'he >'
manage of Lewiston. :. cham
~ Act TO amend Section l Oh NAP
o,9 of the private and Speciai Law
of 1851. entitled ''An Act to 'hco' .
.be Haskahegan Dam Compans'
,,n,anded by Chapter 272 Oh ''e ''N
and specia, Laws of 1898 .. Con.
Isasa,ve in favor of st. Mary "e"
.r,, Hospital in Lewiston. .,,.
pasofve authorizing temporar!
loan for the year 1872. o;,+-
An Act to provide Tor 'he ~, AZ ona
ment of asState sealer oil "e,s".'
measures. and to define ms au.ies. A..
An Act to repeal Chapter ~ Oh ."s
1,,,hnc I.ayvs of 1897 relating 70 cei''ue
of feeble minded. ,,,, of Se-
Resolve in favor of the town "a %
bee. ,c, tn in
An Act additional to An Ac. -, of
cornorate the General 'on's's
Free BaDtists. .,....u. =
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09
SENAT e.

Wednesday, March 8. 1911.
Senate called to order by the Presi-
dent.
Prayer by Rev. Mr Evans of Gardi :
nor.
Journal Of previous session read AMI
approved.
Papers from the House disposed oi
in concurrence.
The following Bills Petitions. etc,
We're presented and rt ferred:
Judiciary.
BY Mr. Leach OF Hancock-Petition
OF 31 residents of Orland to abolish the
Office Of recorder OF the Western Han
cock Municipal Court
Also, Petition of l64 residents OF
Hancock county for same.
Agriculture.
BY Mr. Hill OF Ponobscct-Bill. An
Act amendatory of Chapter GO of the
Revised Statutes, as amended by
Chapter % Of the Public Laws of 1909.
rcla ting 10 Agricultural Societies.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09
Read and Assigned.

Ar Act to incorporate the Moxie
Dam Company
an~Act to amend Section ! Of Chap
ter 23l OF the Private and Special Laws
of 1909.
Resolve in favor of Plantation No.
81, Hancock county.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09
Orders.

tin motion by Mr.. Boynton Of Lin
epln. it was
lOrdered. the House concurring, that
tile committee on appropriations ana
Financial Affairs be directed to make
up the pay roll OF the officers, en-
ployeas and chaplains of the Senate
and House the same as the last ses-
sion
Sent down for concurrence,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

On motion by Mr.. Allan of Washington
idjourned
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

The following Bills, Petitions. etc,
We're presented and rtferred
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

Zoa: Ynu must not use face uoWdcr IL
YOU want a smooth, rosy, healthy COM
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

Resolve in favor OF publication "a
the documentary history of Name.
NJ. PATTANGALL OF Waterville:
MIR, Speaker, 1 suppose it Is necessary
for the House TO dispose of large
number of resolves on the House CAL
cndar today because although no final
report of the appropriation las yet
been made or can be made for few
DAYS. the work on the calendar is ac-
cumulating so rapidly that some of 1t
or perhaps all OF it ought to be taken
care Of. either by passing the resolves.
indefinitely postponing them or amend
ing them Of in some other way nlsp"S-
ing of the various matters before the
House.
Now. | want t. say just word on
this resolve, Senate Document No. 1o''
1t carries an appropriation Of $5oeO IL
provides that four documents OF the
history of Maine shall be completed
under the charge of the Maine Histor-
ical Society, and that the State shall
nav $50 Der volume for 800 volumes
of each of those four volumes, making
IN appropriation of $4,000. l haven't any
| doubt but that might be good way
To spend money ii we had 1t. IN"
House will have before it tomorroW
| the report of the joint special commit
tee which was appointed To let ultS
House know the financial condition ot
the State. | have n copy of the r2port
| here and on account of the difficulty
| in getting around to have it signed by
all the members of the committee II
could not be presented yesterday.
want to call the attention of the House
| to a part Of it. That committee found
! as existing pressing liabilities of the
, state current and unpaid bills anount-
| ing TO s3is,24'; they found unpaid
| warrants amounting to $3s4,644. making
a total in those two items of 1892 49,
aside entirely from the 5000 900 tempo
| rary lonn Now. that presents this sit
! uation: In some way during the mex
! two years about million dollars al
| the states income must be laid aside
Ito Fay debts. would like to make that
statement perfectly clear. l am no'
4 Including in that statement any bond
i ed debt OF trust fund or any matter OF
mere bookkeeping. The state owes.
first. the temporary loan of sSoo.o'
| which is It's limit Of loans. and which
ought not to be resorted to except un-
/ DIR extraordinary circumstances. "
owes hAsties that sSfce, ,sss of current
tcontinued on Page Eisht.)
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09
EVENING SESSION.

Senat" call,d to order BY the Pres
der.
Pa, ,nrs from the House disposed oi
il cgEcurr.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-10-05
BOuSe Man Blows
 Out His Brains

News has just reached Yuma to the effect that John Burge, in charge of the Arizona and California pumping station at Bouse, northern Yuma coun- ty, committed suicide at that place Tuesday morning by blowing out his brains with a shot gun.
 No reason has as yet been assign ed for the suicide. Burge was well known and we'll liked in the commun- ity and as far as could be learned was in the best of health and spirits. He was 22 years of age.
 That the deed was premediated and carefully planned is shown by the story told by his 17-year-old brother who was living with him. He told the boy to go to bed and kissed him and told him that if he heard the report of a shot gun not to get up or pay any attention to it. Just about 1 o'clock the boy heard the report and jumped out of bed only to find the brother lying on the floor with a ghastly hole in his right temple. He instantly ran for help and when the first persons reached the place the man was dead. 1,
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-10-05
Espee to Use
 Pickeled Ties
 In the Future

Ten thousand railroad ties that have been "pickling" in Great Salt Lake, Utah, for the last three years, have just been removed from that body of highly mineralized water and are now being transported to .Hazen, Nevada there to be given a trial on the new Hagen cutoff of the Southern Pacific company. Picking railroad ties in the Great Salt Lake is by no means a new experiment on the part of the railroad company.
 There are ties in the old Promon- tory line of the Central Pacific rail way, which were placed there forty years ago and have not decayed, prov. ing the conservation qualities of the salt formation in which they were pickled for years before being laid on the roadbed. Filing is also being pre- served in this lake, as excellent re- suits have been obtained by the piling in the great trestle across the lake, which, since the day it was placed in the first part of the construction of the Lucin cutoff, has shown no deter ioration.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-10-05
Socialists File Their
 County Ticket To-Day
,From Yuma FxaminerI


 Nomination papers were filed to-day for the following Socialist county tick ct:
 State Senator, Robert H. Theilman, of Somerton.
 Representatives, c. Bamsberger and Herbert Marsh, both of Yuma.
 Supervisors, Robert DeLuce, of Cas- tie Dome; Charles J. Johnson, of Yu- ma and l. J. Cline, of Yuma.
 Sheriff, Charles Barker, of Somer ton
 Clerk of the Superior Court, Harold W. Merrill, of Yuma.
 Recorder, J. H. Morton, of Yuma. Treasurer, John F. Teufert, of Yuma Superintendent of Schools, w. J. Trevorrow, of Yuma.
 Assessor, Uriah s. Smith, of Yuma. Superintendent of Roads, Ellis O. Reid, of Yuma.
 Surveyor, J. N. Johansen, of Somer- ton.
 Justice of the Peace, Yuma precinct, John Noble
 Constable, Yuma precinct, Mike Ghiotto.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-10-05
Fixing Crossing

s. P. railroad workmen are to-day engaged in fixing the track and cross ing at Madison avenue and Second street, and it is certainly to be hoped that when the job is completed, the crossing will be in better shape than it is a present
 These crossings cannot be fixed too well, and the city council should cer- tainly see to it, that the crossings at First, Seconl and Third streets, the only three crossings the s. P. has to keep up in Yuma, should be we'll kept and ot the best material known.
 There is no excuse for the railroar company in this respect as they have less crossings in Yuma than in any other town along their line of an equal size.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-10-05
Will Soon Begin on
 Territorial Highway
(From the Daily EXaminer)

VT lOlA lAC Dp11y
 It is expected that within the next few days that work will be commenc- ed on the first link of the territorial highway from Yuma to Phoenix.
 Asst Territorial Engineer J. B. Tap pan went over the route of the road Saturday with the Yuma committee and yesterday MT. Tappan went by train to Dome, from which point it is expected he will look into conditions as to a bridge across the Gila river at point near Dome.
 the rr ld from Yuma to Dome will he the first link built. and it is expected that before the end of the week, this work will be in pro- gress.
 The work is to be of a permanent character and will assure Yuma of the territorial highway.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-10-05
Bullard Is First
 To File Papers

The Arizona Democrat says:
 George Purdy Bullard, of Phoenix, candidate for the Democratic nomina- tion for attorney general of the new state, is the first candidate to file complete nomination papers with Ter ritorial Secretary George U. Young.
 Bullard's nomination petitions were filed with Young this morning. He has petitions from the five counties re- quired by law. Altogether there are over 300 names on the petitions.
 Pima, Yuma, Yavapai, Cochise and Maricopa are the counties from which the petitions were secured.