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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-30
AGRICULTURE.

The Committee on Agriculture will give
public hearings in the room of the Com
missioner OF Agriculture at the State
House, as follows:
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY l. p. NJ.
No. Il. An Act 10 amend Chapter 241 of
the Public Laws of 1909 providing for the
uniform grading, packing and branding
of apples.
o. Resolve in favor of the New Eng
land Fruit Show
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY S, P. NJ.
Petition of Benjamin Tucker of Nor
way and rs others for change of the
laws relating to testing cattle for tuber-
culosis and horses for CHAMBERS.
-. An Act to empower the Municipal
officers to protect shade and ornamental
trees along highways within the state.
an Act to amend and unity the sale OF
agricultural seeds, commercial feeding
stuffs, commercial fertilizers. drugs
foods, fungicides and insecticides.
No. 10. An Act to eXtirpate contagious
diseases among cattle, horses. sheep and
swine.
No. l.. An Act to amend Sections and
II OF Chapter IL of the Public Laws OF
1897, relating to the protection of trees
and shrubs from the introduction and
ravages of dangerous insects and dis
eases, as amended by Chapter 81 of the
Public Lawson 1893.
No. Is. Resolve providing for an appro-
priation for the protection of trees and
shrubs from the introduction ana ray
ages of dangerous insects and diseases.
No. -. An Act to amend Chapter 245 of
the Public Laws of 1909. relating to bears
in Washington. Hancock and Penobscot
counties.
B. j. LIBBY, Sec'y.
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RICHMOND,

Mrs. W. G. Croclker has returned from
a recent visit with her daughter Mrs.
Coesworthy of Portland.
Mrs. Winnie Walker of Yarmouth is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Lowell.
Mrs Sarah Duren of Fairfield is MAX
ing an extended visit with her brother.
Frank Duren. and family.
The three services held at the Free
Baptist church were well attended. Rev.
A. H. Black preached at each service.
Mr. Black has been doing good work At
the special meetings held at this church
during the last few weeks.
Mrs. 4. J. Pike. who has been spending
the winter with her mother, Mrs. w. II.
Saunders, left Saturday for Boston,
where she will spend a week with rela-
tives.
ID. J. McGillieuddy was a business vis-
itor in Bath Saturday.
Edwin Totman, who has been the local
agent of the f. \. strout Co, has severed
his connection with that company
John II. Stuart has been i'll at his home
on Main street for the past month.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Wakefield entertain
ed friends at whist Saturday evening.
a. w Smith and daughter. Mrs. Nellie
Hawkins were visitors in Augusta Fri
day.
Mrs. Lois Small fell on Center street
Thursday and was badly shaken up. She
will he confined to the house for some
time.
Mrs. Frank Prehle is spending a few
days with friends in Portland.
Miss Lottie Cobb OF Bowdoinham is
substituting for the regular teacher Miss
Louise Atwood. who is i'll at her home
in Litchfield
Mt. Carmel Chapter. o. F.. s.. Will ex-
emplify the work of the order at Dresden
Mills Tuesday evening, Jan. 81. A new
chapter is being instituted
William Slosberg has sold his interest
of the business OF the firm of Slosberg
Bros. to his brother Harry
Hiram Hanover left last week for Tex
as, where he will visit relatives for few
months.
Mrs. Della Perry and daughter Mabel
of West Dresden are spending the winter
in Richmond.
b. F. Curtis was business visitor in
Gardiner and Augusta Friday.
Kennebec Valley Encampment, No. O.,
worked one candidate in the Patriarchal
degree at the regular meeting Friday
evening
Two candidates received the First and
Second degrees at the regular meeting of
Progressive Grange Friday evening Aft
er the work a short program was enjoyed.
Music by the choir; reading, Vera Hart
ford; question: What Ans Our Pastures
and How Can We Improve Them? DO
We Need Pastures, Anyway? Story by
Brother Dingley; music by choir. The
question was opened by Brother Dngley
and followed by Brother Lamoreau. On
account Of the storm there were only 10
members present
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LEGAL AFFAIRS.

The Committee on Legal Affairs will
give public hearings as follows:
JANUARY 81. 1911, at . O'Clock P. NJ.
No S. An Act establishing juvenile
Court. IRE erred from last Legislature:
No Q. Act relative to the licensing of
plumbers, tReferred from. last Legisld-
ture)
FEBRUARY l. 1911 at o'clock T. NJ.
No. 10. Act relative TO the purchase of
state supplies by competitive bids. Ire
ferred from last LEGISLATURE.
No. L. Act to establish the Kingman
Municipal. Court. (Referred from las,
LEGISLATURE.
No. IS. Act to enlarge to village ceme-
terry at Bowdoinham.
No. Il. Act TO establish a reformatory
for women.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY .. p. NJ.
No. i. Act to authorize the MouSan
Water Company to increase its capital
No. 1G Act to permit the plantation OF
Highland 10 assume the maintenance of
its roads and bridges.
No. Il. Act to amend Revised Statutes
and Public Laws relating to notice 10
casualty insurance companies OF injury.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY :.
No. is. An Act to establish the York
shire municipal court
No. 10. An Act 10 amend law relating
to the packing and branding of apples.
No. 20 An Act relating to numbering
operations.
No. Il. An Act TO grant certain powers
to the Southwest Harhor Water COM
pany.
No. 90 An Act to amend Public Laws
in relation to the marking of historical
sites.
No, Of. An Act n authorize York Light
& Heat Company to acquire additional
ALTON c, WHEELER, Sec'y.
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Ripley Grange.

Although the weather
threatening on Saturday morh'hs,
Ian. II, the travelling vas me aiN
about 81 members of Ripley Grange
with ~ visitors from st. aipans'
seven from Dexter. -four from ta'n
bridge. while Hartland, Comma am.
Fairfield Oranges were represented
assembled at their hall TO witness 'ne
impressive ceremony oil lhstaila''''''.
&c performed by Mrs. Kate Ellis o.
Fairfield. ably assisted by Mr.. anu
US lanes Boynton as marshals. on
rho following officers elect tor the
year 1911: Orville McPheters, mas
tor Fred Haseltine. overseer; Bertha
Haseltine. lecturer: Leslie Strou''
steward. Harold Nutter, assistant
steward; Sewan Dunlap. chaplah'
A p. Parker. treasurer; c. :. Down
inc secretary; Hiram Raymond
patekeeper; Sarah Boynton. Ceres;
Laura. Bryant. Pomona: Cora Strout,
Flora. Lima Farrar, lady assistant
steward
Tho hall was very pretiily decorated
for the occasion with crepe paper III
the Grange colors. Alter the iha'ai
lation work all retired to the dining
hall and there did ample justice TO the
sumptuous repast. The afternoon
session opened with the usual formal
ity and placed under the direction OIL
the worthy lecturer Bertha Haseitine.
when an enjoyable program was car
ried out.
About so patrons took advantage OF
the fine sleighing and evening TO
visit Dexter Grange. when their ofn-
GERS were installed by Mrs. Kate
Ellis. All reported joyful time.
Next SATURDAY evening the subject
will be Poultry" All come pre-
pared
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Gaia Ri
A Sensible, Systematic Treatment that
Kills the Germs and Heals the Sore,
Raw Membrane.
Hyomei is Guaranteed by Bowditch
Webster & Co.

If you have catarrh and really want to
get rid of it you won't find the task a
hard one if YOU breathe HY OAIEI.
That's all you have to do; Just breathe
it. There are no harmful drugs to upset
the stomach with the HYOMEI treat
ment.
Pour few drops from the bottle into
the hard rubber pocket inhaler that
comes with each outfit and breathe it.
1t won't take any sensible person more
than two minutes to learn that pene-
trating, antiseptic HYOMEI is the proper
remedy to soothe and heal the sore raw
membrane.
If your head is stuffed up and YOU have
difficulty in breathing, HYOMEI Cpro-
nounce it lIirh-o-me) will give refresh
ing relief in two minutes.
For catarrh, coughs, colds. Group,
asthma and catarrhal deafness IIYOMEI
Is sold on money back plan. Complete
outfit only 500 Extra bottle 80 cents at
Bowditch, Webster & Co.'S and druggists
every Wherc-catarrh booklet free from
Booths Hyome Co, Buffalo. n. Y. -
r Sold and guaranteed in Waterville bs;
The Dorr Drug Store, and in Gardiner BY
Jackson Bros
enough Democrats added their voices ia
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those OF me RepnhlicdnS so that the
Noiurle of voice was about equal on
both sides and i,ad Il roll call h" de-
handed OF tire viva Eocc Vote many
believe that the WateryilIc man would
have been beaten md the resolutions
passed.
Nj Pattaneall's idea before tie oper-
ing of the afternccn session WAS to
have tic memorial referred to the com
mite" on federal relations where 1t
mi ght have slumbered away for Il long
one without any enc being the wiser
but Or Punmer Of Lisbon FAILS H.
u" gutter and having announced th2t
l." proposed to make Il speech upon
tho resolution Fridey forenoon and have
II pass the House he had 10 intention
ut ticking back water But Mr. pattan-
gall apparently was not going to have
Dr. flummer passing resolutions, even
il hey contained good Democratic doc
trine. without frs. consulting him. i
is true that Pattangoll won out on
This proposition, nut il WIS Il costly
,.iCtory, one more Of which might cost
him the leadership Of the House for
he found on this question that tho
toicc o: Williams III of Augusta, one
of the strongest Democrats i'll the
House ana Il man upon Whon fSuIP-
zen o'nfA's 10 Il great extent Tor V''ll!
.ac out his policies, arraved against
iim, as wcll as that of other Demo-
Gratis upon WfoSe "'d II" mas be'h "'-
ustomed to RELY
A'ut tue crucial t"St as To "h''h''
lH'tahs'ii rs h'sE'r man inc i''l" mo,
cratic party IN me l.eElsia'uFf VIII
come wren the pailot reform mt "i"'
come up Tor CONSIDERATION inc wa,
tcrvillc man has apparently dtssnao"i
S"na' " HoHhton IRON PieaeheiHh MS
bill in favor OF the MASSACHUSETTS i'' ~
Of ballot. bat Their "r" Two "tEer ha'
lot bllls heiore lh' '"iiiih..,e'S' "''''
introduced 10y representative" ii,iH'' w
llonlton. slmi'ar :" IN" one thht -h''
7"ynton would nave lhlrodotea iEi' Nv
not been dissnaded from II ny I"'
targall, and the otArr fathefed ny sell
ator Donigan' ara "it'r the ON ecu :.
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Sidney GRANGE,

Sidney Grange held special all-day.
meeting Thursday. Jan. 90, at which
quite delegation from Cascade Grange
were present by special invitation. The
morning session wis taken up by the
regular business of the Grange. AT
the noon hour, bountifui repast was
served in the lower hail. after which
the Grange was called to order and
turned over to the lecturer, who, pre-
scented very interesting and enter
tanning program consisting of recita-
tons by Sisters NJ. S. Tilley andAmanda
Swift and Bro. Guy Lyon. also a read
ing by sister Florence Houghton. The
program was interspersed by piano
solos and duets, BIZ Sisters Florence
Swift and the Constable Sisters and
songs by Sister Wyman, also piano
solos and recitations by our visiting
members. following which the question.
How Shall We Get the Members In
terested in the. Grange, and Keep Them
So. Especially the Younger Members
was ably discussed by members of both
Sidney and Cascade Grange Many of
our elder members enjoyed the PRIV
ileEe of attending the all-day-meetlne
AS they 'slive sauite distance from
thests sss,iasssiz,r7sst for
them to go in the evening and their
familiar faces at the Grange were en-
jayed by all.
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COMMITTEE HEARINGS.
JUDICIARY.

S0SiStHVts
The Committee on Judiciary WIN sVe
a public hearing in its room at the State
house in Augusta.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 81. at P. NJ.
An Act TO amend Chapter of the Re-
vised Statutes, relating TO the regulation
and conduct OF elections.
FEB. /, at 2 p, NJ.
No 81. On an Act to regulate Electric
Power Companies and all persons or cor
porations dealing in electric power or
electricity in the state.
No. a.. On an Act changing the name
of the board of Railroad Commissioners
to Public Service Commission and pro-
viding for the supervision OF Railroads,
Street Railroads. Gas Plants, Electric
Light Plants, Telegraph and Telephone
Lines and Express Companies.
FEBRUARY .
No. e. on an Act TO amend Sections
1i-17. inclusive. of Chapter II of the Re
vised Statutes. relating TO registration OF
physicians and surgeons.
TUESDAY, FEB. :. at p. NJ.
Ill On an Act 10 incorporate the Blue
Hill Water Co
1oe. On an Act to grant additional
powers TO the Luboc Sardinc Co.
Ia ON an Act to amend the charter of
the Mexico Water Co.
49, On an Act relating to the tenure of
office OF the members Of Inc Ere De
partment OF the city of augusta.
FEB Q, at r. ".
No. GO. On an Act to prevent the polu-
ton of Water supplies and their Sources.
No. 70 On a Resolve providing for an
amendment Of the Constitution IN, erIl[
ing the Governor to remove SheriiiS.
FEB. S, at +. NJ.
On an Act relating to uniform laws for
Marriage ana Divorce.
No. 20 On an Act relating TO Negotia-
bes Instruments, establishing uniform,
Law with the laws of other states on that
subject.
On an Act referred by the last Legisla-
ture entitled AN Act to make uniform
the law relating TO the sale of goods.
On an Act 10 make uniform the law OF
warehouse receipts.
FEB 10. at p. NJ
On an Act relating to the choice of AS
s0asors in Town.
on an Act to amend the Public Laws
of 1909. relative TO the transportation OF
On an Act additional TO an Act to in.
corporate the General Conference OF
Free Baptists.
Sharon Water Company.
On an Act to extend the charter of the
Central Aroostook Electric Company.
On an Act concerning trespaSs.
On an Act to amend the act creating
the Kennebec Water District
On an Act to extend the charter of the
Maple Grove Electric Company.
FEBRUARY H. ?. NJ.
On a Resolve amending the constitu-
tinn providing for the election on the
Tuesday next after the first Monday in
November DIeifHialiV Tor Governor, repre-
sentatiycs, senators and other officers.
On an Act relating to Equity procedure.
FEBRUARY Is.
On an Act 10 establish in Cumberland
county q farm for inebriates.
On an Act relating to the fees of Wit
nesses
ON an Act relating to poor debtors.
THURSDAY. FEB. 1G. at F. NJ.
On an Act to amend the Public Laws
Of 1907 relating TO State auditor.
81 on an Act to amend the Revised
statutes relating To the aypontment and
fees sot by43fefs iin cbanfsT4t shfz.
81 a0n ms .*tseo aathHsA Aha Unior
cssafai stock And Is ss.snaFate. sell anf
sui,r,ly electricity for iigftii3g hcatne
sari pow err Tair',oses in the towfsf OF
F,rcenr nnd Turner and the cities OF Dew
|aton and Aubarn.
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Gift of Senator Frye to Speaker.

Speaker Frank \. Morey has received
from senator William p. Frye the pres
eut Of handsome and valuable book
The work is entitled Constitutional
Manual and Digest. The Rules and Prac-
tice of the House of Representatives"
1t is elegantly bound in morocco and
printed on heavy gilt-edged paper. On
the front page is inscribed in gold letters
Hon. Frank A. Morey.'' On the f1yleaf
is written in Senator Frye's handwriting
Compliments of William =. Frye"
The work is most excellently arranged
for quick reference TO rules and preee-
dents for the guidance of the Speaker. 1t
will be very valuable aid to the work
of MIR. Morey as presiding officer in the
House and is highly priced by him.
The book was printed by act of Con-
gross and the morocco edition limited TO
l0Ah copies which are now very rare.
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SEARSPORT.
District Meeting Of Knights Of Pythias
Held Friday Evening.

Searsport Me-, Jan. 99.-tSpeciaD.-
The town was filled with knights of
Pythias Friday night. some $50 on
more being here to attend the district
meeting of the order. A special train
brought the knights from Prospect,
Frankfort. Dixmont and Ellingwoods
Corner With them as guests of honor
were Grand Chancellor Frederick T.
Tower of Portland. and Grand Keeper
of Records and Seals w. j. Kicker of
Portland. The Second degree was
worked on two candidates by the team
from Penobscot Lodge. No. 133 of
Searsport. the hosts OF the affair. and
this was followed by the Third: de-
gree, which was worked in competition
by the teams from lodges of Elling-
woods Corner and Frankfort The
former is said to have won the largest
number of points. A banquet was
served in the. wee sma' hours and it
was o'clock before the affair broke
up. An orchestra of nine pieces. all
knights. was arranged by Frank A.
Nye, and furnished music. Remarks
were made by the grand officers and
others.
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APPROPRIATIONS AND FINANCIAL
AFFAIRS

The Committee on Appropriations and
Financial Affairs will give public hear
inGs in its room, No. Il. at the State
House. Augusta. as follows:
FRIDAY. JANUARY 81. at p. VI
No. y. Resolve in favor of the Healey
Asylum.
No. IS Resolve in favor of the Bath
City hospital.
No; %. Resolve in favor of the York
hospital.
No. 80. Resolve in favor of the Bar
Gated at Bar fIarbor. Maine.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 81. ? p. NJ.
No. "a. Resolve in favor of st. Mary's
General hospital in Lewiston.
No. IS. Resolve in favor of the Lewis
ton and Auburn Children's Home.
No. Sc. Resolve in favor of the Girls
Orphanage of Lewiston.
No. 81. Resolve in relation to the early
York deeds.
No: IS, Resolve in favor of the Maine
WEN WEkS ! iros TE sIsfH /. : p. NJ
No. Reside in favor of Northern.
M 8n6 paaa'a ed,o :. ~, rot,r
go s. Resolve in favor of the York
County Children,s Aid Society
No. 50. Resolve in favor of the Maine
School for the Deaf.
No. 81 Resolve in favor of the Chill
dren's Protective Society of Portland
s. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY :. . p. NJ,
: No "a. Resolve in favor of the Chill
dren's Heart Work Society of Maine.
No. s.. Resolve in favor of Knox Coun-
ty General hospital.
No. IS. Resolve making an appropria-
ton for the purpose of obtaining infor-
nation in regard to wild lands for the
purpose Of taxation.
LESLIE BOYNTON. Chairman.
CHARLES W. SHEA, Sec'y.
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SEA AND SHORE FISHERIES

The Committee on Sea and Shore Fish
cries will give public hearings at the
room of the Commissioner Of Highways
State House, as follows:
TUESDAY. JAN. 81, p NJ On the
petition of c. ID. Thurlow ct ais, asking
for a close time on HOLSTERS in Cutler
Waters.
On an Act to provide a close time on
Scalops.
FEB. !. An Act TO amend Sec. !, Chap
5'S OF Private ana Special Laws o. lSS1
relating To the taking of smelts in sheep
scot river.
r. II. MAYO. Chairman.
j. H. HANSON, Scc'y.
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1909. entitled AN Act for the protection
of deer in York county"
No. 81. Resolve in favor of Q. VI. Davis
Of Hersey, Aroostook county, with state
ment of facts.
and killing of gray squirrels.
No; 40 An Act to regnlate fishing IN IN
Strong. in the county OF Franklin.
No. I3. An Act TO regulate the hunting
Of deer in Waldo county.
No 40. An Act to amend Sec. of CHI
4o7 of the Private and Special Laws of
1906. relating to fishing through the ice
in Runganaut pond. in the towns of Al
fred and Lyman, in York county.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Ii. p. NJ.
No. IA An Act to. extend the close
time on caribou and to provide for a
close time on bull moose
No. "a On an Act TO regulate fishing
in certain waters in the Raneeley Lake
region, so-called, in oxford county ana
in Franklin county. with petition OF Il;
+. Colhurn and 81 others. residents of
same-that the law he changed SO that
open season on fishing for land-locked
salmon. trout and togue in kennebago
lake. Little kennebago stream; kenneba
go stream, Mooselucmaguntic lake, Cup
suptic lake. Cupsupuc stream. Rangeley
lake. Rangeley stream above the dam.
Upper Dam Pool and stream. Upper and
Lower Richardson Lake, b" pond, the
River. Rapid River, the two Beaver
ponds, the four Richardson ponds. and in
50 mucn of Umbagog lake as IS in the
state of Maine, shall begin on May 18th
Of each year. or as soon thereafter as
the ice is out of the waters fished in.
No. %. On petition OF w. w. Perkins
and q others in favor of amending the
law relating to the marking of traps.
No. Il. An Act TO regulate the number.
also the number of pounds, of land-locked
salmon, trout, tosue and white perch.
which can be taken in one day by one
person during open season.
No. -. An Act to regulate the taking
of beaver
No. % An Act to regulate the trans
portation of fish and game beyond the
limits of The state of Maine for breed
ing. scientific and advertising purposes.
No. %. On petition of John F. Holman
and - others 10 regulate fishing in Wes-
serunsett stream and its tributaries. in
Somerset county.
ON an Act authorizing the state land
agent to sell certain property of the
state at the Belgrade fish hatchery. in
the county of Kennebec.
No. 80 On petition of Ira +. Gross of
Orland and 20 others for an act TO pro-
hihit cunning woodcock and partridge in
the town OF orland with dogs.
No. Il. on petition of J. 5. Williams
asking that Wood pond be opened for ice
fishing.
No H. An Act to prohibit the throwing
OF sawdNst and other mill waste into the
outlet Of Northly pond. in the town of
Peru, Oxford county, with petition of l..
Q. Babb and 40 others asking for same.
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH ], ut +. NJ.
No. 70. On Petition of John a. Buckley
and 12i others for an open time for ice
fishing on Snow pond. one of the Bel
grade chain Of Lakes, in Kennebec
county.
season on landllocked salmon. trout and
togue in Great pond and in Long pOud,
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FORCES
WILL MAKE A FIGHT.
Continued from Page Nine.)
C1IAS. d. SMITH, VI. D., President.
\. G.. YOUNG. NJ. D., Secretary.
Augusta, Maine, Jan. 10, 1911.
Approved by Governor and Council Jan
I, 1911.
Snowfall Breaks SkyIiahts.

\ fall OF a considerable quantity of
snow Saturday afternoon from the south
erlY side of the dome of the State Housa
caused the breaking of several squares
of glass in the skyiights over the south
ern stairway at the state House, The
snow crashed down onto the roof sky
light breaking several panes of glass in
that, and then down through the ceiling
skylight, carrying a bushel basket OF
more of debris down over the long stair
cases and to the basement below.
Fortunately no one was on the stair
cases at the time Had there hecn. the
falling glass must have inflicted painful
if not serious injuries. The glass in the
skylight was boarded in temporarily and
Mill pr0ha bly, be renaired Monday.
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cassens Seeks Printing Cierkship.

herman r. Casscns of Belfast mas
aunounccd his candidacy for position
IS clerk IL the Office Of the state au-
dttor. Al present the State fas an
auditor OF State printing, L. y car
YER OF Augusta. VINO holds that once
irdepcndent of the State auditor, La
man, \ Stevens Of Wells. who 2udlts
all ,re state accounts except printing
The Democrats have S'ht.iio va :.
foot Ia abolish the office OF a"oitcr VI
State printing AMI transfer mat w"iN
10 the state auditors office. MT 'uA-
sens. who believes in taking t'he ny
The forelock, mas anticipated tn.s F','
1T tr.. Democratic program ana mas al
ready announced that he VIII SOCK an
onnointr.ent as III, clerk in charge Oh
this derartment