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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-13
LEGAL AFFAIRS,

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! No; -. Act 10 amend IL" III ftlatlon 10
ward lines Of cite. -.
40. % ACl 10 pfHf'Ie u l,thtltE LOT CO.
el%ie persons S.1h't,t, Itgi.i =,
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NJ IN Act rnl1tins to DISTINGUISHING
| marks on ballots
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fer 80 Of = tba i' Ii, 70 1Tainr G i5u 'N'V' e'
10 II. I;ras~isnodl. Act 10 establish
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No. AZ. Act in reIation to the pov ers Of
county commissioners.
40. II. .trt to provide a charter for the
City OF Gariiuor.
TIIF.pSDAY. FEPRIrApy 1f 1r9
10 g. A. in relation 10 r+,1l..s for
HISTORICAL spcioties.
No. Il. Act relating to orders and no
tlcrs * tn" Supreme judicial court.
80. II Act relating to employment
agencies
No ~. Act relating to the payment of
wages.
No ii. Act to increase capitol so k
Of Somerset Farmers Co-operatts- T,'e-
phone company
No. f95. Act relating 10 hoard Of truS-
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Agencies.
Wednesday. FEBRUARY -. 1911.
NO. ~. Acr 10 incorporat" the Mon
mouth Electric Company.
No % Act Il extend IA" charter Of
the Winter Ha.aor and Eaeie!n Railway
company.
No. ~. Act IN relation 10 cemetery in
me Town o. o!lta9Et"h. .,....,- ,,-,.
No. 81. AT rotating - electric Ilght
and power. conplnies.
No. is. Act relating % electric light
an" power r9TdPaal'
THURSDAY, FEE. % f9li.
No. 81. An Act Ia Incorporate TIE Win
ter Harhor Light Company,
No. e. An Act in relation to tho ap.
pointment Of guardians by consent.
No ~ An Act To incorporate the
Maine Title insurance ComOany.
No IS Resolve amending CONSTITUTION
to increase ulniaipal Indebtedness
No fn- Art Ia prlut certain I,ao.ars tn
fhc Ha1cor. connty Trustees ri Publir
f5agar,,atin',o % "'1''
"a ~ A. A. +, o,n.1a t2nvie.7 ss+at
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and Tho tov,u al Sanf1,r,f and r. divide
districts With h mdnicipaI court in each
No Il. fRp1CSlgnpI. A. in collation.
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N'l'N f9l)A1, tEbI'tA 3f H. = 7. NJ
NJ. u. An. Act n extend The lose
TIM on caIihou aud to provide Tor 4
cioz" time ON buil moose.
No. =. On an At to regulate fishing
in certain waters i'll the Rau2,irV Lake
legion. so-calied. n oxford c..uty and
in FRANKLIN county. With petition OF J..
'%'" I'm, a,.2 10, - 3jhtrs re lt Ills OF
'tidli" pain anu vicinity, "s t!hG ior
,.,'1, w a3M nt c.dh+,d % thi,
- it9.iiitS Tor ~ l'.t 10. h "a
- - t-,'ats''t IN ~ i.IltDd !. -
NGolSaI',ot5on St,at"; eu'
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5upt'1 ,dhe' (upSHoac StIeahl' Rah6eley
- - - - ''ooSe INC dS'H'
Lowe El"halds0n Lalr ~" iona tl,'
0litI.t Of FirLarisgn Lake p1id il. No
RIVER ea}1fa E5Var. tho fVo ltsoJ,ar
pot,ds the fo,tr Richardson ,.1,ie. ana In
"a rgren If I.nGaror lake as is ia tIa
Stata - Main lf...fI hefrin lr No. ~,
OF each year CT is soon Thereafter as
the Joe is QUIT Of tie waters hshed IN.
M. %. On petition OF W w. Perkins
and 81 others IN tlEor of amending the
law relating To the marking of traps.
No. q. An Act To regulate the number,
also the number q pounds, Of land-iocfed
salmon, trout, tgsue and white perch,
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MESckk4fft sAs4fyTANo IN
Il tiu.soFtsssGE:in .,.


and Insurance will give a public hear
ing at Room ll5 at the State House Au-
eusta
THU RSDAY, FEE. 1G, PM.
No. :. An act to amend Section, of
chapter ~ of the revised Statutes as
Laws Of Nineteen Hundred and Five.
No. :. An act To ammcnd Section -
Chapter - Revised statutes of Maine re
lating to foreign Mutual Fire nus. Cos.
No. q. An act to incorporate L'AsSo-
citation d Epargncs de Watcrvile.
No. =. An act to require IRE insurance
companies THAI insure farm property to
allow gasoline engines To se placed in
barns or buildings for the uUrpoSe of
threshng grain. I'm new draft0
CrpnN1N San',,
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No 81 Resolve in aid of navigation in,
Rangeley lake. Interchangeable lake
and Cupsuptic lake.
No. IS. An act TO incorporate the Upper
St. John Log Driving Co
FRIDAY. FEB. "A, at > p. VI.
No. %. An Act to incorporate the Ken
ncbee Dam and Reservoir Co.
II AIRY STETSON Sec'y
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WAYS AND BRIDGES.

The Committee on Ways and Bridges
VIII give public hearing in its room. 3.
at the state House in Augusta.
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STATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

VIII give hearing Feb u at 30 +. NJ
on a bill approprating money for land
ana new buildings for Industrial School
for Girls. also ior maintenance and dciic-
icncy and water supply.
WINSLOW. Chairman
TJAJ}NJAN
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INLAND FISHERIES ANo GAME.

The Committee en- Inland FISHERIES and
Game VIII give 1 public hearing in its
room estate Museum) at the State House
III y lgustd
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PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND
GROUNDS

Until further notice the Committee on
Public Buildings and Grounds will hold
regular sessions in room IS at the State
House in Augusta, every Wednesday at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-13

The Committee on judiciary will give
a public hearing in its room at the State
house in Augusta.
TTTECnAv E-Up a a VI
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STATE LANDS AND STATE
ROADS

Until further notice the Committee on
ftate Lands and State Roads will be In
session in tho Highway Commissioners
Office al the state House. Augusta, on
ThurSda"e % each week at $50 O'clock
J.. VI.
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STATE School FOR BOYS AND
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

The Committee on Ways and Bridge!
meets each Thursday, in Room 3, at
o'clock.
JOHN p. I.AWRY, Sec'y.
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AGRICULTURE.

JOHN z. LAWRY. Sec
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MERCANTILE AFFAIRS AND IN
SUR6NCE

The Committee on Pensions will meet
each wednesday at 40 p. NJ. pension
Agents Room.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-13

The committee on Sea aud Shore Fish.
cries viii give public hearings at the
-0om Of the Commissioner Of Highways.
state House. as follows:
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ARMY PROMOTIONS.
important Changes In Higher Ranks to
Be Made Monday.

Washington March 12.--ScVeral i'm
portant changes in the higher ranks of
tn army will be made Munday, Incl
dent t" the statutory retirement on
account OF age Of Maj. Con. Charles
/" Hodges, commanding the depart
mont al the lakes At Chicago.
bfiG Gen. Arthur Murray, CHIEF of
the Coast Artillery, Will be promoted
I" the rank Of major general of the
me Before the conception Of the
present military operations in the
S"u,h 1t was tho intention to appoint
'i'h. Murray commander of the de-
partmeht of the lakes to succeed Gen
Hodges. In view of the late ccvelop-
nlehtS, however, Gen. Murray Will re-
main in Washington for the time he
ing for duty on the general staff nos
sibly as assistant to the chief of stan
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood.
Col. Erasmus NJ. Weaver, CHIEF n,
the militia division of the war dcnar,
mcnt, will become chief of the Coas,
Artillery with the rank of Brigade,
general Brig. Gen. Robert X. Evans
recently promoted from colonel al tn,
18th Infantry. will succeed Col. Weav
CT as chief Of the militia division.
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FREDERICK BoGUE. sec'y.
LEGAL AFFAIRS.
The Committee on Legal Affairs wi
dive nuhl!c hearings as folloNM:


give public hearings as follows:
FRIDAY, MARCH, 16
No. 1871. Resolve TO provide for recall Of
unworthy public officers.
No. l44. Act to revive and extend char
ter of South Paris Light, Heat and Pow
er Company.
No. AS Act additional TO law in rela-
ton TO South Paris Village Corporation.
No. 146. Act relating to termination OF
contracts for sale or transfer of real es-
tate.
ployers for injuries 10 employees.
No. las. Act to prevent extoruon in
publication of legal notices.
No. l49. Act to punish derogatory state
ments affecting banks.
No l50 Act to punish the making or
use of false statements TO obtain property
", 1871. Act 10 amend law relating to
No. 15o Act concerning notares public
who are stockholders of banks.
No. 100. Act in relation to Ellsworth
Municipal Court.
No 16l Act TO amend law referring to
discharge OF mortgages.
No 1862 Act authorizing use of check
list at special town meetings.
No. 1853. Act to amend law regulating
practice of Optometry.
No. 165. Act to consolidate manage
ment of State Institutions for Insane and
Feeble Minded.
TUESDAY, MARCH "A. 1911
No. 50. Act to incorporate Island Light
and Water Company Of Portlana
No. 105. Act amending act 10 incorpo-
No. LOG Act relating to the Police
Court Of the City of Rockland.
No. 10S. Act to incorporate the Casco
Bay Water Company.
No. 10. Act TO incorporate the Hart
land Water Company.
No Ill Act to amend Revised Statutes
relating to Conditional Sales.
No. 112 Act relating to the removal
No 115 Act to amend law relating to
desertion and non-support OF families.
No. 116 Act to amend law regulating |
appointment of members of police force
of Bangor.
No. III Act to incorporate Bangor |
Chamber of Commerce.
No. lis. Act to amend charter of Gen.
trail Power company.
No. 1G7 Act TO amend law relating TO |
support of law libraries.
No. 1853. ReaSsigned) Act for creation |
of water districts and control and regu-
lation of water storage and water power |
companies.
No i6S An Act to amend law entitled |
Act for protection of CHILDREN |
No. 1853. An Act to amend law relating |
10 fratcrnal beneficiary association insur |
ance.
No 10. Act relative to change of Ioca-
ton of main office of Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Companies.
No. III. Act relating To corporations.
No. l72. Act to supply town of North |
Haven with pure water.
No. f73. Act to regulate the practice of
embalming and the transportation of the
bodies of persons who have died of in
fections diseases.
ALTON c. WHEELER, Sec'y
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ior some time but was able to walk de-
street Wednesday, y Wife survives.
Town meeting Ia be held Mond
March T.
The Garpe Diem club met Friday ar
noon with Mrs. Dora Husscv
William Buck x Co. are to install
soda fountain at their store They ,
also carry ice cream and candies.
Elmer EIethen expects to move the fl
II April into his new quarters.
Business is very good at the spool +
This season.
Or. Z. T. Flint. who has been loca
nj Mars Hill, has discontinued his pr
tree HERE and is al his home for
prescott.
Miss Eva Bartlett. who has been ,
HtpYed IN obcr x Clark,s store for S
eraI years. finished work there last We
The following ara the commencem
parts ot tie members of the gradual
es.tss of EoNefoft academy Naledie
nan. Helen Washburn: salutatori
Ruth Merrill essayists. Alice Shorey. ,
ron ThaYer. Hazel Durham Flea
i.fn~a Albert Harvey. George b3nfai
Mary Ladd
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NEW TYPE SUBMARINE.
Cramoourq Model Shows Well In
Trials inspection.

New York March 12.-Lieatcnant
Waldo p. DruiE. assistant naval con-
structor in tie Braollyn naEl. yard,
representing TIE secretary 81 the navy,
yesterday n~pcctcd Il new tsp" of sub
marine beat in Huntington bay, OF
Tort Eaton, l.. /. For several hours he
watched the little model doing remark
able maneHyring in the water. asked
questions, studied the speed Of the
boat aud tonG notes in preparation for
his report u the nay, department.
Whether Druley WIS convinced tho
submarine IS practical and VIII de
velop the high speed Promised b. the
inventor, Rudolph Drambourg, remains
to be seen. He absolutely refused to
say anythin" to give a hint of his
views.
Tho submarine is of an absolutely
new type in the sense the combination
of devices used for nigh speed and
diving are new. There are parts of tho
boat which have been looked on as old
by naval officers. but none has sus-
gestcd The combination worked out by
Drambourg. 1t is admitted the model
10 feet. inches long, will not travel
between A. and 80 miles an hour But,
it is said. if model develops a GER
tain speed. it may be figured hoW fast
Il similar craft, built on larger scale
will 90.
The model Yesterday showed speed
Of more than 10 miles an hour, and
Drambourg insists such speed in his
model with only 2E horsepower en-
ginc indicates more than 40 miles an
IL r,,Il Ia.
proves his ability to turn out a craft
of such high speed he will succeed in
changing the methods Of naval warfare
greatly, experts say, but whether
Drul"y agreed with the computation of
Dramhour@ could not be asccrtaiucd
yesterday The lieutenant only tool,
notes, asked questions and kept silent
as to his own ideas
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"WHITE CAPS" REVENGE.
Two Women Ignoring Warnings Re-
ceive Severe Whipping.

Lexington, Ky. March 12.-Garbcd
as white caps" a score or more OF
women joined with about 10a men in
administering a whipping to two wo-
men in Morgan county, according to
dispatches that arrived here Saturday
The victims Of the mob were sisters
Mamie and Mary Combs.
The beating was most severe as at
tested by the fact that two new buggy
whips We're worn out on the backs Of
the women. After that they were
forced into vehicle, sent to tn" near
est railroad station and put on train
!or their former home in Brcathitt
county under orders never to return.
The Combs sisters We're accused of
maintaining an objectionable establish
ment in an isolated section Of Morgan
county. They had been warned ire
pu"ntiY To leave.
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Winter RGCardinMaritiHl
Provinces and N. {.
Six LOST Lives in This Stale.
Score in Massachusetts.
One instance Of Heroic Attempt
Rescue by Cir! and Dog.

Boston. March Half hundrc
! rs0ns, Il majority OF them childre
under = wars 0f age went thruue
thin lie to their deaths in New Eng
land the maritime provinces Of Canad
during the winter Just closing. Thei
were seven double droWninGs.
MANY Instances OF heroic attemp
at rescue were recorded, some of whic
resulted fatally To the wouidb be res
cGers Among the remarkable lif'
saving feats was that by Joscphir
Pi2roski. - Years OLD. in Chicopec ri>
q. on Feb -, Looking from windo
al her home, while changing her W,
stockings. she saw three other lit
GirlS fan through the ice In her har
feet, the child scamp"red over the Sno
Hnd plunging into the icy waters I
the river, rescued two OF the childre
Her collie dog sought To save the thir
child, Mary Zybura, three years oil
but the panic stricken girl struggle
50 hard that the dog was forced I
leave her to die.
Nearly a score III droWningS ocCurre
in Massachusetts, Il dozen in the mari
time provinces, six in Maine, three
Connecticut and two each in Ne
Hampshire and Vermont
The druWninss in Maine included
NOV. 23-At Whitcneld Me, RobeI
Wallace, %, while chasing a deer 4
Weary pond.
Dec. AT York, Me, Herbert Don
nell, s, while skating on Small pond
companion, Sheldon Hutchins .. req
cued.
Dec. 10--At Bridgetop. Ne, Bsr
Libby, -, on Long lake, while skatiht
Dec. 15--At Millinocket, Williar
Powers. 81, at North Twin lake, re
turning from work: fellow numbering
rescued.
Jan. 22-At Lewiston, Me, End
Sickman l., while skating on Andre
ScogSin river.
March AT south Surrey, Me, q
NJ. Thavcr SIS. while crossing Blue III
ha
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ALTON c. WHEELER. sec'y
TAXATION.

The Committee on Taxation will give n
public hearing in its room at the State
House in Augusta. as follows:
WEDNESDAY. MARCH Is. . P NJ
No. II An Act to amend Section IS of
Chapter Of the Revised Statutes, re-
latinS Ia taxation of insurance companies.
No. -. An Act 10 permit local option
in taxation.
No. l9 An Act relating to taxing in
surance in companies not authorized TO do
business in Maine.
MARCH 16 at.2 p. NJ
No. %. An Act to amend Section IL of
Chapter of the Revised Statutes, as
amended by Chapter l67 Of the Public
Laws of 1907 and as further amended by
Chapter l52 of the Public Laws of 1909.
relating to taxation Of express companies.
HARRY STETSON, secy
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SOMERSET.
SMITHFIELD.

Town election. moderator. Fred
Clark; sclectmen, Fred Clark, Fred
Stevens, Frank Witham: town clerk
and treasurer. Herbert Groves: S. s.
Com. Ernest Mosher: supervisor Of
schools, j. f.. Downs; road commits
sioncr, b. w. Harrington. Jr: collec-
tor OF taxes. Andrew Cole: constable,
l.. +. WNman; pound keeper, Geo
Cunliff Money raised 500 for schools
for repairs on schoolhousc 5000, foI
better education 500.
Miss Mildred Bickford is visiting hof
uncle, Silas Higgins for few days.
Mrs. Ann Varney is gaining slowly
Tonnie Bickford is at home on ] va
cation.
-, Mamie Warren has been suffering
with q sore hand the past week.
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WILL SERVE SENTENCE.
Pres. TAFT Refuses to Pardon Wealthy
Oregon Man.

Washington, March 12,--WilIard y
Jones, wealthy business man Of Port
land. Ore, Will have To serve four
months in jail and pay a $1,000 fine
for his alleged completely in land
frauds in the Northwest.
II WIS learned Saturday that Presi-
dent Taft, before leaving for his
Southern trip, refused to pardon Jones
who was accused in several cases OF
being party to conspiracy to unlaw-
fully obtain homestead lands.
Jones is in the contracting business
and recently had Il government con-
tract. 1t was reported in his appeal
for pardon that he lost 100000 on this
contract because of worry over his
conviction. He WAS prosecuted by
Francis j. Htncy.
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house in Augusta
TUESDAY. MARCH II. at > +. NJ.
No. 22. On an Act To extend and
amend the charter of the Dover and Fox
croft Water District
relating Ia the fraudulent evasion 81
payment of fares on steam railroads.
street railroads, steamboats, and ferries
No. 2G On an order in reference To
the amount Of exemptions in assessing
the Inheritance tax.
No. 249. tn an Act relating Ia afiidaV5,
of notice of appointment of executors
and administrators.
No. $50. An Act relating To the fees Of
witnesses before referees. auditors and
commissioners specially appointed 10 talk
testimony.
No 25l. An &c, concerning corrupt
practices at cadcHscs, elections and
primaIicS
No %. An Act To prohibit foreign cor
porations from enga%ing in the business
OF generating electricity by water pc" er
within the state OF Maine.
259. An Act to amend chapter of tn"
Revised Statutes, relative TO the property
of public municipal corporations situated
outside their corporate limits.
THURSDAY. MARCH lG.
25d. An Act to incorporate the HumforG
Water District.
257 An Act in relation TO the Rumford
Falls Village Corporation and to estab-
fish 4 municipal water system for said
corDoratiOn
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EAST VASSAlBORO.

4 ycrv attractive home wedding took
place at the home Of the brides pa
rents MI and Mrs Fred Smith Wal
lace, SATURDAY noon, when their
daughter. Marion Leone was united in
marriage With Ralph Edward Arey Of
kcnncbunk. The marriage was solemn
lied in tie parlor of the home, which
was beautifully decorated with greens
aud cut flowers. in the presence Of
immediate relatives The bride was
beautifully goWned in white messaline
silk made surplicc style with the pop
ular high waist line with braided CIR
die and yoke of baby Irish She car
ricG 4 Supcrb bouquet Of bridal roses
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RAILROADS AND EXPRESSES.

The Committee on Railroads and Ex-
presses will give public hearing in its
room. number ll3, at the State House in
Augusta,
TUESDAY MARCH A. 9 p NJ
No. 25. tRea ssigned) An Act to regulate
the naming of railway stations.
No. 81. AN Act to extend the rights
and charter Of the Penobscot Bay Rail
road Company.
No. So An Act to amend the charter Of
the Portland Union Railway Station Com
pany and to enlarge its powers under the
name of the Portland Terminal Company.
THURSDAY. MARCH l6. . L. NJ
No. j. Reassigned) An Act in relation
to a railroad from Sknwhcgan through
East Madison 10 Athens village
VIM, j. SkEIiAN, Secy.
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SIONS.

The Committee on Pensions viii have n
public hearing in the room of the pension
department at the State House in Au-
gusta.
MARCH Is at 40 p NJ
No. II. Resolve In favor Of John Brad
bury of Fairfield,
No. u. Resolve in favor of Freeman p.
Andrews OF oxford.
No. 49, Resolve in favor of Edward
Fahey of Lewiston.
No IA Resolve in favor Of Rose ]. Blu
bier Of Lewiston.
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Death in the form of 800, 600 tons Of
iron ore. rock. earth. ice and snow
slid down Saturday night on so track
layers, working in the Norman open
pit mine Ut Virginia. MINI. Only four
escaped the avalanche. and three Of
these are in Il hospital suffering o.
lnJuiicS that may prove fatal. Ole
johnson, foreman of one of the three
shifts 81 men that We're caught by the
vast mass. is the only one whose in
jurieS are not critical. The place that
was an open pit, is now almost a plain
rock, ore and earth with here and
there Parts Of body in sight. A few
crushed heads protrnde from the mass.
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AS GUEST OF GOV. WILSON.
William j. BRYAN Accepts Dinner In
vtation Saturday.

Philadelphia Mareh l2.-OHe of the first
things William !. Bryan did ON his ar
rival saturday night al Swathmore. Pa.
whore he addressed the students Of
Swarthnore College. was To wire Gov
Woodrow Wilson Of New Jersey an ac-
ceptauee of dinner invitation rendered
BY the governor FOR Sunday night at
Princeton.
after his tall, 10 ne students Mr.. BRYAN
returned to this CITY and Was given a re
ceplieh bv the Poor Richard club
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-13

George 7. Files, secretary of the gen
eral association of the alumni of Bow
dom. sent out Saturday to the alumni
members notices TO the effect that foll
vacancies are to be filled ON the boar
of overseers for the college. Two d
the number are to be selected from
the alumni ard each alumnus will b
requested to name his choice of tWl
men for the positions, and each of TIN
men nominated who have at least q
votes will be placed on the genera
ballot to be balloted for May /.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-13
STATE LANDS AND STATE ROADS

The Committee On STATE Lands anl
state Roads viii give a public h"alin@ III
its room, number 3, Highway nepat tmonl
at The state House III Augusta,
THURSDAY, MARCH II, L. VI.
No. -. Resolve authorizing the state
land agent 10 convey Lot No. 9 in Castle
Hill 10 Samuel Maynard Of Castle lliIl.
No 81. Reassgn"n An Act Ia amend
Section IS of Chapter u Of tn" Revised
Statutes. for the better convenience Of
winter travel or transportation on high
ways over or under railroads.
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