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Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-28
News Of the Day Reported
From Bowdoin and Bates.
Outdoor Events on Indoor Meet
Program al Brunswick.
The First Division Of the Freshme n
Declarations at Lewiston.

Brunswick, Me, Feb. - SpeciaN.
-Thr"r outdoor events have been
added To the program for the indoor
meet which Will be held in the Town
ARE as follows: 45-yard low hurdles,
one -half-mile run. and the mile run.
These events VIII take place on the
Ioutdoor running track at the college
on the afternoon of the meet Four
men Will be chosen from each class to
take part in these events. AS soon as
fhe different classes eject the captains
and managers OF their respective
trarls the preparations for the meet
i'll begin in earnest
President HYDE has announced that
It a meeting Of the college boards
which will be held in Juno the faculty
will recommend that James Lukens
McConaughy. now an Instructor Of
English 1T Bowdoin, be appointed as
siStant professor in education and will
be given a leave Of absence of one
year in order that he may take a post
graduat" course of study at Columbia.
TIL Theta Delta chi Fraternity will
ohscrce Alumni night on Friday.
March 2. The committee in charge
consists of George Cressey 10. stan
| ley Bple 'l3. and Albert Parkhurst IS.
The committee in charge of Com
lmsne"mcnt has been hard at work ar
ranging the following program for the
Wednesday Of commencement week:
! In The morning there will he tennis
contests between the alumni and the
lunaergra duates. y lunch viii be scrv-
"a NJ noon in the gymnasium; and at
| the same time the Alumni Association
| viii hold its annual meeting. In the
| afternoon an outdoor performance will
he given by the College Dramatic Club
There VIII be a band concert in the
| evening. and plans have been made To
hay" the campus illuminated. This
program will not interfere with the
| regular exercises set for that day. but
| Will simply help to iii out the va
cancies,
An acquisition has been made to the
Walker Art building. as Miss Mary
| Richardson, the Boston artist, has
| loaned the ART collection portrait Of
| her father. Franklin Richardson.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-28
JOHN P. KEtLLEY. sec'y.
EDUCATION.

The Committee on l.ducation viii give
public hearings as follows:
WEDNESDAY. MARI II /. 2 p. NJ.
No. !. Resolve in favsr Of the Aroos-
took State Normal scho 81.
No. ?. Resolve in Is sor of Aroostook
Centra! Institute.
No, 2. Resolve in favor of Aroostook
No 4. Resolve in favor of Madawaska
Training school for liz hting system
No. i. Resolve in f;teCG of the Mada :
waska Training school 10 provide for a
system of sewerage.
No. G.. Resolve in f1vor OF the Wash
ington State Normal seAool for furnish
ings.
No :. Resolve in favor of the wash
ngton state Normal 81 .hool for balance
Of contract.
No. S. Resolve In fa,:or Of the Wash
ington State Normal st hooI
No. 10. Resolve in fs vor of Aroos took
state Normal school ~ I'resque Isle for
new building.
No. H. An Act for the purchase OF a
lot of land for a norntai echool in Dexter.
No: l.. Resolve in favor of Lee Normal
Academy.
No. IA. A resolve arpropriating money
for insurance on the State Normal school
No. 15; Resolve In favor of the Eastern
No. lG. AT act 10 amend Sec If of
Chap. % or the Revtsad Statute as amend
ed. relating TO aIGNopriations for the
normal school.
No. 25. Resolve IN favor OF the Western
State Normal school.
No. 2G. Resolve IN favor Of the Farm
ington state Normal school.
No, q. Resolve in favor OF Wilton
Academy.
No. 2s. An Act to empower the super
intending school committee of the town
Of Dover TO contract with the trustees
"I foXcroit Academy for the education
ol Is High school scholars in said Fox
croft Academy
No. ., An AT to amend Sec GO OF
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-28
Ci AIMS.

Tho Committee on Claims will give a
public hearing IN the Taxation Commit
tees rooms at the state House.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH !.
No. 81. Resolve IN favo- OF John A.
Mcdonald
No. af. Resolve In favor Of Frank w.
Colby
No. g. Resolve in favor Of lothian
Stevens of Embden.
No. @S Resolve in favor Of the Free
High school of DiXmoht.
No. 39. Resolve in faVE OF the town
Of Stoneham.
No. %. Resolve In favor of A. j. Cam
eTon.
No. A. Resolve in favor Of the coun-
ties OF Ilonnebec and Somers"t.
No. A.. Resolve in favor OF the town OF
Mexico.
No. 42. Resolve in favor of Michael
No. a. Resolve In favor Of the city of
Old Town.
No. A., Resolve in favor OF Mrs. ]. Z.
Burrin Of South OrrIngton. Maine.
No 4C. Resolve in favor of the town of
40. Al Resolve In favor OF the town
Of S0lon
No 4s Resolve In favor of the town Of
No. 40. Resolve in favor of Janss NJ.
Knowles.
No. so Resolve in favor of the town
Of Sebec
THURSDAY. MARCH ..
No u. Resolve in favor OF Frank E.
Haines Of Deadwater. Somerset county.
No, 81 Resolve in favor of the town
OF St Agatha.
No 50. Resolve in favor OF the town OF
Norway.
No 81. Resolve in favor OF the estate
Of T. w. Goodwin.
No 70. Resolve in favor of the town of
East Livermore.
No Sc. Resolve in favor OF A. w. Ben
son OF Bangor.
No II. Resolve in favor or the county
OF Somerset.
No IS. Resolve in favor Of Mattanaw-
cook Academy.
No, 59. Resolve In favor of the town OF
St. George.
No. Co. Resolve in favor of Felix G.
Sirosis
No. Gl. Resolve in favor of town of
Peru.
No. GO. Resolve in favor of Plantation
Nc. 81, Hancock c0fmty
;, ~ SO. Resolve IN favor Of town of
30. 81 Resolve in favor. Of town of
Nobleboro.
No. 65. Resolve in favor of NJ. p. Col
bath Of Snboomook.
No, &c. Resolve in fdvoT. OF r. H. Pal
mer. Agt. of the Palmer Estate of Ban
gor Ne.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-28
DYNAMITE.
Greater Precautions Should Be Taken
In Handling This Explosive Material.

Nitro-glyCerine will go off at a drop
OF Il soft hat and blow up and tear in
pieces everything near it, whether IT
be wood, stone or steel. Nitro glycer-
inc is so dangerous to handle that
fearless cracksmen out on safe blow =
ing trips tie up in the softest sur
geOnS rubber glove or some other form
Of rubber receptacle their safe opening
soup" and carry it in some part of
their clothing where it will be least
subject to jar or disturbance. For
once it takes q notion to break out of
its rubber skin it is all day with Mr..
Burglar. Now. dynamite is "Safe-to-
handle" nitro -glycerine. In ordinary
use it is ABOUT one half yegg soup"
or nitro -glycerno, so experts or no
experts, dynamite is one of the most
d;.ngerousac commodities that civiliza-
tion has Anything to do with.
Queer tricks and jokes are played
with dynamite sticks. Down near An
vii Rock used 10 be a postmaster ana
hotel keeper who was an expert on oy-
Mantle. He had used tons of dynamite
on railroad cuts. having been gang
boss. In to his hotel this postmaster
comes one day with a STICK Oh u9ha
mite. AS soon as Tip and railroad
boss blacksmith with horse sense get
a glimpse of the dynamite out oi ina.
hotel went both, upsettlng chairs ar"
almost falling down the steps, as 'i,c
postmaster's loud laugh rang in their
ears. Then he took some of the dyna-
mite and lighted it with a match. tast.
ed some of it, threw the stick with an
his might down on the noor-so 'ne
FOOLS said that stayed to see the snow.
A small cap used to set dynamite OF
is roo dangerous to handle. 1t is about
tho size of a small peanut kernel, ana
little bows have lost fingers, hands and
arms all because careless contractors
or gang men had left lying loose these
little beans yhere curious children
nic,xed them up. One of these caps is
more dangerous for u small boy TO
handle than any shotgun shell or pistol
cartridge Yet, in some places. If not
New York. these things are left about
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-28
INTERIOR WATERS.

The Committee on Interior Waters will
give public hearing in It's room at the
state House in Augusta
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2S, at Q 7. NJ
No. a. IN act granting certain powers
10 the Pennamaquam Power Co.
No. 70 An act granting certain powers
TO The EaStport Water Co.
No "A. An act to incorporate the Mig
ger Brook Power 90.
NO ~. An act To preserve the natural
resources Of the Kennebcc Valley and 10
prevent Their diversion.
NO ~ An act 10 incorporate the Mo
pdnG Dam x Improvement Co
40. -. An act TO amend and extend
water district
No. %. An act to amend Sec. 36 of
Chapter ~ Of Revised statutes relating
to the creation of ponds for cutting ice.
No. 3S. An act 10 incorporate the IJpper
ST. John Log Driving Co.
THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1911, at p. NJ
No. 26. An act To amend the charter Of
the Spencer Dam Co.
No. q. An act to amend the charter OF
the Kibbie Dam Co.
No -. An act TO incorporate the Car
rabassett Storage 20.
No -. An Act 10 incorporate the
Northern Penobscot NValer 90. -. y
HARRY STETSON, Sec'y.
RAILROADS AND EXPRESSES.
The Committee on Railroads and Ex.
presses viii give "A public hearing in ita
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-28
AGRICULTURE.

The Committee on Agriculture will give
public hearings in the room OF tho Com
missioner of Agriculture at the State
House. as follows
WEDNESDAY. MARCH /, : p. NJ.
An Act for the eXtrpation Of dlseas asea
among cattle. horses. sheep and swine.
An Act to amend Section OF Chapter
1888 Of the Public Laws Of 1859. relating 20
contagious diseases among cattle.
An Act To render more wholesome the
milk supply of cities ana towns.
An Act TO amend Section c, Chapter 242
Of III" Public Laws of 1904 relating to
producers or distributors Of milk.
An Act To provide for the appointment
of State sedlrr Of weights and measures
and 10 define his duties
Resolve providing for the protection Of
trees and shrubs from the Introduction
and rayages of dangerous insects and dis
eases.
Resolve in favor Of the College OF Ag-
ricul'ure Of University Of Maine.
An Act 10 amend sections II and 10 of
Chapter 223 OF the Public Laws OF 1909.
relating to the licensing OF dogs.
B. J. LIBBY, Sec'y.
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room. number lla. at the state House In


Augusta,
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 2s. NJ . p. NJ.
M. I Petition OF tho Porlard Union
station Go. for an emendment Ga" its char
ter.
No. -. An Act n Incorporate the Knox
County Central Railroad.
No. l@. An Act Ia establish tho Lubec,
East MaCtiIS and MaChaS Railway 60.
No. l.. Nn Act in relation - a rajlroad
from Sk"WtCEan through Fast Madison
TO Athens Village
No. -. IN Act to amend and extend
IN" charter Of tha Belfast and Liberty
lH'c'ric Railroad 60.
N". -. -Nn Act - incorporate the East
eru Main Raihoad.
No a An A"t - prohibit the removing
# vtste or packing from the journal box
ur f"NeS of ann locomotive or car.
Ne. p. An Act TO regulate The naming
oi railroad station.
No, u. IN Act for the better protection
Of forests from Gre.
No. p. Az Act 30 extend the charter of
~" EanE"i"y Lakes ANA M""antic Eaii-
way Company.
WM. ]. SKEHAN, Secy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-28
STATE OF MAINE.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

In conformity with the PROVISIONS OF
Sections 36 to 80 of Chapter 32 oil the Re-
vised Statutes of Maine. and upon tne Pc
tition of five or more citizens OF one S.at the
and deeming it for the best interest OF the
state the commissioners of iniahd f'si,
cries and Game, after due notlce 70 .tnr az.
persons interested in the subject Wdttei
of said petition, and public nearing 'heie
on in the locality to be affected, anu
deeming it necessary and proper loI ~,
protection and preservation or the I liuami
fish of the state hereby adopt n,s ine ivl relat.
ing needful Rules and Regulations rela.
ing to the times and places In Wnicn n,'u n,
the circumstances under which iniann , iisn s,I
may be taken in the waters OF tleasans ~
pond so called situated in the toWn VI
West Gardiner. and the town OF Litcn-
field, and in the city of Gardiner, IN Neh
nebec County, and In the town OF HCn
mond, in Sagadahoc County anu -, IN .iuT nf
LitchfieId. in the county OF hen,ieptc, .i
and in the town of Richmond ana the
town of Bowdoin, in the county OF sag
adahOc.
RULES AND REGULATIONS
Section l. 1t shall be unlawful 70 nsh
for, take. catch or kill any kind OF fish
on or through the ice, .9r = per12o 90, nl
four years from February 2ist, 4: n 1911.
in Pleasant pond SO Eatleu, ns s'uaseh ,hn ta.,, ~,
of Litchfield and In the city of Gardiner.
in the county of Kennehec. and In the
town of Richmond, in the county of sag
ed ott in the ~ town Of Litchheid. in said coun-
ty of Kennebec. and in the town of Rich
m mond nc and the town Of, Bowdoin. in said
county of sagadahoc. 1t shall also be
unlawful to have in possession any kind
of fish taken on or through the ice in
either of the above named ponds during
Section 2. Whoever violates any. pro-
vision of these rules afh regulations, shall
be subject to the same, penalty "a - pro-
vided in the general law of the State FOR
the illegal fishing for Or4 takingr cxtching
or killing of trout or lala -lockA(az salmon
= Dated this. 18th day Of Eeers.arxt-3. D.
w IS IS n q It IS1yIt IN irman
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vASSALBORO.

POPE AVENUE-Mrs. +. a. Austin
was in town recently, called by the ILL
ness of her mother, Mrs. ID. b. Marden.
Christine Webber passed the afternoon
Wednesday calling ON friends in the viii
lage.
L. f. Jones attended the Governors re-
ception Tuesday.
a lOng-felt need it met by the erection
Of a waiting room at Pope Avenue cross
ing. This will doubtless be appreciated
by the travelling public as well as local
patrons of the electric railroad.
L. Elwood Jones was in Winslow Fri
day on business.
ID. r. Preston of Benton was i'm this
place Saturday.
Friends Of ]. w. Appleton are gratified
to know that he is recovering from his
recent Dainful illness
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-28
SIDN EY.

\ goodly number were present
Thursday. Feb. 90 at the special all =
day meeting of Sidney Grange. Quite
n delegation from Cushnoc Grange
were present by invitation. one ap-
plicati"n for membership was received.
The lecturers program was opened in
the forenoon. and recitation by
Amanda Swift. also a piano solo by
Florence Swift We're given, after
which a recess was taken for dinner
After dinner the members of CuSh-
noe Grange presented an essay. read
ingS and noem, on the Life of Abra-
ham Lincoln" followed by quotations
By MIN, after which Sidney Grange
presented the drama entitled. Six
kIeptomaniacs, which was followed
by a song and encore from Mrs. Gil
crease of Cushnoc Grange. Short
As<sFieHswcre told by number df EMtfn
bers from Cushnoc Grange, also by
members of Sidney Grange. A. very
pleasant time was enjoyed by all pres
ent.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-28
WIScASSEI.

Thomas Jackson is very i'll at ms
home. corner of Churchill and Hooper
streets.
Mrs. Milton Damick has been 10
Roston TO meet her son Parker, VINO
was taking brief vacation there from
his business in Seattle.
Miss Florence Knight returned sun
day to Woodiord's.
T.. c. Donnen and wife visited Mrs.
!. ". Wyman sunday, and attehdeo
the Congregational church.
Mrs. Lucy Corthell OF Ro'kpoft Is
visiting relatives and friends IN town
and DamarisCotta
Fred Blenn and wife of Dresden M'lis
were in town sunday
Mr.. Phillip Foye, IN" Oldest mac
resident of this town. died last Week
NJ his home en- the Gardiner ROAD AT
the advanced age OF IS years.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. \. Rcktord ana
daughter Ruth we're calling sunday on
friends in town,
Rev. W. r. Jackson died carly Mon
day morning after long illness
through which ne has been tenderi!
cared fer by his devoted wife.
Arthur Ruzzell has bought out Jot'if
Albec's nool table on Water street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-28
ARTHUR WILKINS, sec'y.
MERCANTILE AFFAIRS AND IN.
SURENCE

The Committee on Mercantile Affairs
and insurance will give public hearing
IN its room at the state House in .Au-
Gusta.
THURSDAY, MARCH .. 19l1, at p NJ
No. 70 An act TO amend Sec. Of
Chapter 93l Of the Private and Special
Laws of 1909
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-28
LINCOLN COUNTY DELEGATION.

Tine Iincoln county Delegation VIII
give a hearing at the state House in Au-
gusta on Friday. March 3 at . O'Clock =.
NJ. in room - on the Resolve In favor Of
the erection Of a suitable monument TO
Commodore Samuel Tucker.
JOfIN =. KELLEY. Secy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-28

Tho Committee on Labor will give
public hearing in its room. No 9S. 1T tn
state House in Augusta.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH &. .2P.M NJ
Ne. ., An Act To amend Section IS
Chapter 40 of the Revised statutes n
amended h. Chapter - Of the Publi
Laws Of 1903 relating to the employment
OF women and children.
HENRY y. pESCOTEAt'%. Sec'y.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-28
MILITARY AEEAIRS.

The Committee on Military Affairs will
give public hearing in room No Il5 at
the state House,
TUESDAY. MARCH :. at p. NJ
An act to amend Chapter a5 Of the
Public Laws ot 1909. entitled. and Act to
consolidate and revise the Military Laws
OF the state of Maine.
Resolve for the preservation Of the regi-
mental rolls in the office of the -Ndiu-
tnat General.
Resolve in favor of Rose j. Pubier ol
Lewiston
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-28
STATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

The Committee on State School for
Boys and Industrial school for Girls will
hold n hearing at $50 =. VI. Tuesday,
Feb. ~ in room 9S on resolve in favor of
Industrial school for Girls for permanent
improvements in general affairs at the
school.
Also on resolve in favor Of State School
for i:oYs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-28
TEMP ERANCE

Tho Committee on Temperance VIII give
a hearing in Room -,
WEDNESDAY, MARCH I. at T. VI.
An act to amend Section / Of Chapter
l.6 Of the Revised statutes rela atins to
sentence in criminal eases.
An act 10 carry into efiert Article si of
the Constitution of Maine
faheadGt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-28
BILLS IN THIRD READING.

The Committee on Bills In Third Read
Ing viii hold regular sessions IL Room
a.
ROY C. THOMPSON. sec'y.
COUNTY ESTIMATES.
The Committee on County Estimates
will meet until further notice In Room II
ht 2S9 u. NJ. on Wednesday OF each week.
G. II. MERRIFIELD, Sec'y.
EDUCATION.
The committee on Education will meet
each Thursday at 2 =. M. in Room H
EUGENE V. ALLEN. Sec'y.
LIBRARY.
Until further notice the Committee on
Library will hold regular sessions in
room a at the state House in Augusta,
every Tuesday Cues st ptIcrmN T; M chairman
\. A. McALLISTER, Sec'y.
PENSIONS.
The Committee on Pensions will meet
each Wednesday at 40 p. NJ. Pension
EDWARD W. MURPHY. sec'y.
PUBLIC Bull .DINGs AND
GROUNDS.
Until further notice the Committee on
Public Buildings and Grounds will hold
House in Augusta, every Wednesday at
r. j. MOVES. Chairman.
RAILROADS AND EXPRESSES.
Until further notice the Cofnmlttee OH
Railroads and Expresses Will hold regu-
lar session IN the Railroad Commission.
ers'. Of1ce on Tuesdays OF each week at
4 o'clock r. N.
w. J. SKEHAN. Sec'y.
STATE LANDS AND STATE
ROADS.
Until further notice the Committee on
State Lands and State Roads will be IN
session In the Highway Commissioners
Office at the State House, Augusta, on
Thursdays OF each week at $50 O'Clock
+. II.
SCHOOL FOR FEEBLE MINDED.
The Committee on School for Feeble
Minded meets on each Wednesday at
r NJ, Room l03
J. p. TUCKER. Sec'y.
TOWNS.
The Committee on Towns will meet OF
Room No q, at p. NJ, Tuesday of each
week until further notice
ARTHUR WILKINS. Sec'y.
WAYS AND BRIDGES.
The Committee on Ways and Bridges
meets each Thursday. In Room 3, at .
o'clock.
Committee HEARINGS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-28
LEGAL AFFAIRS.


TUESDAY. FEB. %. 1871.
No. "a An Act relating 10 transmission
OF power beyond confines of state.
No. 81. An Act additional 10 act Great
Ing Norway Municipal Court.
No. e. Ar Act to Incorporate Lincoln
Water Company.
No. g. Act relating TO OldtoVn Munici-
pal Court.
the powers and dunes Of tn" Main
10. i2l. Act to amend law relating to
the relief Of poor d'ht"rs. ~,
No ia. deassianedl An act 10 abolish
municipal courts IN n" cities Of Edd".
and 10 divide the county or YORK mi"
four rnnirinaI districts win nnmrlp..i
court in each.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH ]. 1911.
No a. Art relative 10 annual and other
yeports ~ citv and town of1cials
10 ~ Act reiafine 10 MaI-prnntics in.
surance.
No. lo5 Act to repeal law creating Au.
burn Board Of Pubic Works.
No. i22. Act 10 facilitate the corrcc.
No. 12i Act relating 70 compens0 ton
of Justices or Supreme Judicial Court -;
superior Court
No. i25 Acf 10 esta blish a department
Of fisheries and game and 10 consolidate
existing departmrrlts.
No. i3G. Act relating TO the solenniza
flOn or marriages,
No 127. Act 10 amend law relating Ia
Carbon Municipal Court.
No l2s Act to incorporate David I'M
provement company.
THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1911.
xo &c Aet to 1apa,4za e,sc,r,caI ,ys
Ten, of Irrani,lIn p0wer Snmnanw sno
bsar,njngtan S". pG",o- S"nnon,, "pa"' "''N
n "a A. Io ray,iSs ma ,,mon, char
e o. yft~asset -, Wote- GO Gomnan u'a'n,i ''''h'
No, e. Petition of q. W Veal COM
"ny q nt ~ "'Ih rrea; 20 cTaf phf,, tit,.s
comrjseion or Maine and detine IL. dtI-
Ties.
No IN. Net IA incornoroto prpnqY.Icl,
Cas- Comnan,
,I,,,,,cy,y ,pc,
- = ~ :; I'LL. e,oars..
10, -, n 10 'i,o. oorhle Son'sSe'
@%sr Nv "a ana ta,L"hy ~ G"mpany o,ver
'"I D' geioi'iitent SniIp t,iI. ,,,,,v,.
40. q. Acl 10 hneoIpeTate taftnihs-
'o.i az re 0as 1s'a I.aIrmay -o.itpar T,,;
NO ~ ACT 70 incorporate the "lscas-
SET EiegtFis l4isHt ana lower company;
NO no: q. Act 10 amend charter OF the
western Hancork |lhhlcipal Conlt.
40: %; Aet 10 IHcorpofate thliiips
ihec.Ilc i;i Ligh1 ana po"es COMPANY ICON
,or S9 81 ag oma Aet to nroyde a
isnes.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 3, 1911.
No. 7s. Act 10 amend charter OF Lfv-
ermore Falls Sewer District.
No. 70, Act to incorporate Peoples
Loan Company of Portland.
No; 80. Act 10 establish Van Bnren
Court.
No. 81. Act to incorporate Klttery
Sewer Company
No. So. Act to increase the salary OF
assistant c0Gnty attorney OF Cumberland
county.
No. s.. Act for better preservation Of
No. s.. Petition TO change name OF
Roach River and Roach Ponds Ia Plscat-
aauis county
No. ST. Act to extend charter of the
Eastport Street Railway Company.
No 81. Act relating TO charter OF Han
cock county Railway Company
No l2g. Act 10 amend law relating to
of public works Of Portland.
No. 80. Act to incorporate Rumford
No 1Sl. Ac, to consolidate management
Oh state juvenile institutions.
NO. l%s. Ietltion 1ef piahtatlons 10
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punishment for any person who shall en-
cage or act in the capacity Of q locofho-
tive engineer or a train conductor upon
any railroad in the State of Maine
FREDERICK BOGUE. Sec'y.
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COMMITTEE NOTICES.
BANKS AND BANKING.

untii further notice the Committee on
BANKS and Banking will hold regular ses-
sions in Banking Room al the state
House. in Augusta. Tuesdays AZ 2 p. N.
H. NJ MOlLTON, Chairman.
GEO. T. HODGMAN Sec'y.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-28

\ committee of the New Zeaiano
legislature has just recommended 'ia.
tel.graphcr's cramp be added 10 'he
list Of diseases for which the empiose'
must compensatc the workman "h"
euffers il in his employ.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-28

j. W. BKNCNE Ell T, CTIdIfnldI'
BLAINE, S. VILES,
EDGAR f.. RING,
Commissioners of Inland Fisheries and
Game.
feb21-2Smch7
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y j STEARNS,
4. :. MOVES, Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-28

The Committee on Bills In Third Read
ing will hold regular sessions IL Room
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-28

RAILROADS AND EXPRESSES.
The Committee on Railroads and Ex-
presses viii give "A public hearing in ita
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WAYS AND BRIDGES.

SETH T. CLARK. Sec'y.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-28

Tho Committee on Claims will give a
public hearing In the Taxation Commit
tees rooms at the state House.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH /
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
William S. Clayton of Richmond. Va.
and Leila P. Binns of Charles City county.
Va.
Cowles NJ. Walden and Mary l.. Barnett,
both of Bradley Store. Va.
John w. Healy and Elsie NJ. Zeller.
Edward Hobbs and Grace p. Young.
George "a. Hutchinson and Mabel p.
Simpson.
Claborn DelreX and Gertrude Brown.
Samuel Gardner and Mary A. Banks
both of Richmond. Va.
Charles w. Edwards Of this city and
Marie kramer of Philadelphia, Pa.
Alanson c. Alden of this city and Grace
Hunt of Lancaster. Mass.
William r. Banks and Jane Parker
Edward Richards and Viola Ebert