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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-22

needed for the princi part of the
dress-not more than hree yards Of
double. width goods-also hints OF the
tempting bargain, for when a dress
material is shown in very short
length it is as cheap as dirt. A rich
fragment Of mouse-colored cloth seen
recently, which with satin or silk
panel and lace in same shade would
make up superbly, was valued at two
dollars and half.
NARY DEAN.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-22
tloxay Vegetable Association
|eets Next Tuesday.

L." galloway Vegetable Associa-
VI WI meet next Tuesday after
10 - o'clock and all MEM
81 gnoated to be present.
f. G. GARDNER,
President.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-22
.pos' Sunday School
'lll Not Have Exercises,

- h1a'ist Sunday School will
ay christmas exercises
owing to the fact that the
Just closed there has
IT. Tor practice and it was
there would be no par
@bgation of the day this
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-31
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 !. p VI.
No. Il. An Act to amend Chapter "a of
the Public Laws of 1909 providing for the
uniform grading, packing and branding
of apples.
9. 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
stuffs, commercial fertilizers. drugs,
foods, fungicides and Insecticides.
No. 10. An Act to extirpate contagious
diseases among cattle, horses. sheep and
swine.
No Il. 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 "a of the
Public Laws of 1909.
No. Is Resolve providing for an appro-
priation for the protection of trees and
shrubs from the introduction and raw
ages Of dangerous insects and diseases
the Public Laws of 1909, relating to bears
| in Washington, Hancock and Penobscot
counties.
B. T. IIRRY Ser'y
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VOLlVAiS CONFIDENT
That He Will Regain Power and Again
Rule Zion City.

Chicago, Jan. Observation-Disclosures in
public promises to become the method
OF punishment for tobacco chewers
and smokers in Zion City. 1t all de-
Ponds upon the result of the city cleo
ton in April. WILDER Glenn Noliva.
overseer and successor to the late John
Alexander Dowie, is confident that he
Will be successful at the polls and re-
gain the power wrested from him by
the independents a year ago.
Noliva, in addressing a meeting at
tended by more than 1000 of his fol-
lowers in Zion City tabernacle yes
terday, outlined the plan of the adj
mlnistration h. would effect after the
election he renewed his declaration of
war against tobacco users and said
he would appoint a viligance commit
tee of prominent citizens to horseWhip
on sight any user of tobacco. Other
steps Noliva declares he will take are:
Drive out all independents from the
city.
Take over all industries and run
them on cooperative basis
Have all employees receive wages and
also share in the profits
Refuse to admit any industries un-
less it is positively guaranteed that
no users Of tobacco be hired.
Drive the churches from the city.
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FAIRFIELD FIRST.
LargerCrowthinP Population
Than Any Town in County.
Bingham Doesn't Believe Il Has
LOST Sc IN Population As Stated
Skowhegan Fourth In Growth--Nor
rldgewock's Gain Other Towns.

Skowhegan. Me, Jan. 30.-t SpeciaD
The recent census report has
brought many surprises in Somerset
county. The county as a whole, being
one of the most northerly counties in
the state has shown a good increase
in the last 10 years. There has been
an increase of 1858 in the population.
This increase has been among the
smaller towns.
The town showing the greatest in
crease is Fairfield with a gain III
population OF 1888. This is due large
Is 10 the growth Of Waterville, many
Of the people taking up their resi-
denceS i'll this town. Fairfield village
shows Il population increase OF 563.
The next largest increase has been
in Madison which shows an increase of
6l5 in ten years. The new Holdings
worth & Whitney pulp mill has been
built there since then which employs
about 200 hands. The town of Arson
shows the third largest increase. it be-
ing 80. This increase is due to a
great extent to Madison's growth
many Of the people working in Madi
son making their homes just across
the river in Arson.
Skowhegan, the largest town in the
county, stands forth in increase ol
population. there being only 16l people
added in the town. Norridgewock has
shown the snappiest increase of ll3 in
population. This has come in the
last five years. Up tn 1905 the town
showed n decrease. At that time :;
town census was taken. Then there
was not a manufacturing place in tn,
town. Now there is Il shoe shop that
employs about 100 hands and the
farming sections have been built up 50
that at present there is not an aban-
doned farm in Norridgcwock. This
is due largely to the advent of tn,
Aroostooll farmer.
The greatest disappointment has
been in the report in regard to Bling
ham. 1t shows that there has been a
decrease in bingham of 66 in popula :
ton. Every citizen believes this is
an error for in about four years about
~ new dwelling houses have been built
and tire" new factories have been put
up which employ about 300 hands
The town will probably ask To have
this report verified or Il How census
taken
Athens shows an increase of Is
JacknIan plantation in the ten years
has come from a logging hamlet up To
a population of 661. Tile citizens will
probably petition to have the planta
ton Incorporated into a town. The
population of Starks has increased SO
ST. Adams 10, Palmyra A. Pittsfield
village u. Hartland 81. Flagstaff "a
cornville 81. Canaan has lost 1903;
Brighton has lost "a. The western
part Of the county has made the larc
est average growth.
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DIABETES.

From late figures the hope of recovery
under the new emollient treatment
seems to be about as follows:
In people of GO and over results are
quite uniform. probably nine-tenths re-
covering While at so and over a large
majority of all cases yield to the treat
ment, below so and approaching 10 the
percentage is not high-probably not
much over half yielding.
Under so the percentage Is less and In
children recoveries have been very few
and most of those were obtained with the
aid of skilled physicians forcing nutri-
tion with alkaline treatment to prevent
formation of acetones.
The new emollient treatment Is known
as Bloodine Blood and Kidney Tablets.
They can be had in Augusta at Frank r,
Burns.
We desire every patient to write us
who is not noting the usual Improvement
by the third week. Always state age.
Literature mailed free, and mail orders
filled by the Bloodine Corporation, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Special ACTS: f. p. Burns. Augusta:
Larkin Drug Co. Watervilie: s. j. Fos-
ter. Oakland: Fred II. Neal, Fairfield.
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capital stock and to generate, sell and
supply electricity for lighting, heatinS
and power purposes in the towns oil
Greene and Turner and the cities of Lew
iston and Auburn.
FRIDAY. FEB. L. at P. NJ.
les. on an Act 10 correct and protect
helpless, neglected and offending chill
dren.
lo1 on the Report Of the Special Joint
committee appointed by the last Legisla-
lure to inquire into the laws regulating
juvenile courts with accompanying bill.
TUESDAY, FEE. Il. at ; p. NJ
10. ON q Resolve proposing an amend
ment 10 the constitution providing for
the election OF the Secretary OF state,
Treasurer and Attorney General.
THURSDAY, FEB. -, at =. NJ.
l04. On an Act To insure publicity with
respect TO the demands upon the State
and to facilitate the legislative commit
tees in dealing with questions of appro.
priation.
io3. on an Act to provide for the better
collection of inheritance taxes.
IL. on an Act to amend the law dofn-
ing and regulating the practice of
0ptomctry.
FRIDAY, FEB. ~.
llj. ON 4 Resolve proposing an amend
ment to the Constitution of Maine con-
fcrrinG he right of suffrage on women.
FREDERICK BOGUE. Sec'y.
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WAYS AND BRIDGES.

The Committee on Ways and Bridges
will give a public hearing in it's room, .,
at the State House in Augusta,
FEBRUARY .. p NJ
No. Is. An Act 10 authorize the con-
struction and maintenance of Il bridge
in the town of Boothba"
FEBRUARY ., p. NJ.
No. "a. Resolve in favor of the city of
Gardiner and town of Randolph. and
statement of facts in relation to the
same.
No. ~ An Act to prohibit the use OF
automobiles and motor vehicles on one OF
the ways of the town of Waterford
No. :. An Act for the ownership and
maintenance of highway bridges by the
State, and the construction al such
bridges by the state. counties and towns
JOHN =. LAWRY. Scc'y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-31

of the z. and $. l. of 1893. relating to
fishing in the town of Durham
| No p. On petition of Harry IIartwell
and 1854 Others asking for a law permit.
| ting fishing through the Ice for pckerel
| on all ponds and lakes in Androscog-
gin county except Lake Auburn, for five
| years.
No. "a. On petition of John Wright and
| g. others, residents of. York county,
| asking that the law on the tributary of
| Bonney Cor BeauneD Beg Pond. formerly
known as The Great Works Brook be
| repealed.
No. 60 on pettionot W s. Whitmore
| ana others Tor law prohibiting the
shooting of rifles and pistols carving u
| Lake CobbosSeecontee.
Gardeners lake in Washington county.
| No. o.. on an Act to provide for the
| trapping OF bob eats, loupcervier and
| canada Lynx In the townships known as
| Letter A and Leavitt, in Aroostook
ing. open season on mink. sable. musirat
| and fisher.
No. So on an Act to amend Chapter
1909, entitled AN Act for the protection
of deer in York county,
No. 81. Resolve in favor of o. VI. Davis
of Jersey. Aroostook county. with state
ment Of facts.
No. IS. An Act to regulate the hunting
and killing OF graz squirrels.
Ne o, No. An Act to regul hies fishing in in
| towns OF Avon. Phillips, Freeman and
Strong. il the county OF Franklin.
No. -. An Act to regulate the hunting
of deer in Waldo county.
No. AZ. An Act to amend Sec. of Oh.
+07 of the Private and Special Laws of
| 1908, relating to fishing through the ice
in Bunganaut pond. in the towns of Al
fred and Lyman, in York county.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY Is. . p. VI.
No. H. An. Act to extend the close
time on caribou and to provide for u
l1l firr1a n., ht,i
No. 81 On an Act to regulate fishing
in certain waters in the Rangeley Lake
region, so-called. in oxford county and
in Franklin county, with petition of L;
Middle Dam and vicinity, asking fer
same-that the law be changed so that
open season on fishing for land-loeked
lake, Little kennebago stream, kenneba
go stream. Mooselucmaguntic lake, Cup
suptie lake, Cupsnptic stream, Eangeley
Upper Dam Pool and stream. Upper and
Lower Richardson Lake. "B'' pond, the
outlet Of Richardson Lake. Pond in the
ponds, the four Richardson ponds. and in
so much of tmbagog lake as is in the
State of Maine, shall begin on May 10Th
Of each. year' or as soon thereafter as
No. 80. On petition of w. w. Perkins
and 81 others in favor of amending the
law relating 10 the marking of traps.
also the number Of pounds. of land locked
salmon. trout. togue and white perch
which can be taken in one day by one
person during open season.
No. 30. An Act To regulate the taking
of beaver
No. Is. 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 L. Holman
ana - others to regulate fishing in Wes-
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WINTHROP.
Entries fer Today's Races
On Lake MaranaC00k,
-Four Glasses with Total Of
twenty-five Horses Named.
Cast for the "Gypsy Queen Union
Temperance Meeting.

Following are the list OF entries for
the Lake Maranaeank ice races To he
held this TUESDAY afternoon:
Class A-Maizoe T.. T.. T.. Walker;
I,idec. George Lindsay; Sleet. +. y.
Shaw.
Class B-L.adv Sterling. y. 5. Smith;
Annie Gains. j. Z. Jenness; Graphite.
f.. =. King: Silver Heels. q. X. Harri-
mar; Jimmie Boy, l.. Cote.
Class civilian H.. X. \. Baird,
Wallis. George Perkins: Farmer, G. X
Hartman; Maggie r. f.. Bates: Nancy
r.. II. Riggs; StarWise. George Lord.
ClHSs D-Ragley, +. l. Walker; Stel-
la. g. Z. Hartman: Maude h. H.
Bates: TriXie. l.. = Mac Namara: Dol
lie. +. G. collins; Fred T.. DR. BADGER
The following cas- OF characters has
been mode up for the Gypsy Queen. =
which is soon To be presented by the
Winthrop Dramatic club for new
scenery Tor the Ton n hail:
Richard Harding. a man with a MIS-
tory, Jack {. Housoworth: Joseph
Dare, lfene's ad opted son, Arnold L.
Thomas; Frank Savage, Doras Lamb.
Edgar NJ. Penniman, George Holt,
weak headtd hut tender hearted Eu-
gene f.. York; Adolphus Swipeur, Cow
boy evangelist. Miles G. Tremblay:
irene Dare, The Gypsy Queen, Miss l..
Jennie Gray: Inez Harding's daueh-
ter. Mrs. Lottic T.. York: Dora sharp.
IueZ's cousin, Miss NJ. Hazel Shaw.
Miss Carrie Murch OF Lewiston spent
sunday II home.
Eugene cote has gone for trip to
Canada.
Mrs. j. Fl. Bates spent sunday with
her son. George Shell in Fairfield.
Rev. II. y. Pringle was guest
ii town last Saturday.
l. d. French vas at horne from
Portland over Sunday.
The Sweet Family" will be pre-
sCntcd by the Rebekah Sewing Circle
ut its entertainment. Feb. II.
\ Union Temperance meeting vas
held Sunday evening at the Mctho-
dist church. and the question or re-
submission was tnrCibly discussed by
several speakers. There was a large
attendance from both churches. Spec
ial musical number; were given by
the church quartet, Miss Hazel Shaw.
soprano: Miss Anrie Cover. alto; {.
j.. Moore. tenor. and :. NJ. Cover,
bass. aud solo, Face to Face" by
NJ. G.. Edwards. The speakers were
Henry Woodward. formerly candi-
date from the Prohibition party for
Governor. Rev. II. \. Clifford. pastor
Of the Methodist church, Rev. t. +.
Sargent. pastor of the Congregational
church and Mrs c. +. Sargent.
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LEGAL AFFAIRS.

The Committee on Legal Affairs will
give public hearings as follows:
JANUARY 81. 1911. at 2 o'clock P. N.
No. s. An Act establishing a juvenile
No. .. Act relative TO the licensing of
plumbers. tReferred from last Legisla-
tnreD
FEBRUARY l. 1911 at . o'clock P NJ.
No. 10. Act relative to the purchase Of
State supplies by competitive bids. Gre
ferfed from last legislature.
No. II. Act to establish the kingman
Municipal. Court. (Referred from las,
Legisl ature).
No 49, Act to enlarge to village ceme-
terry at Bowdonham.
No. IA. Act to establish a reformatory
for women
TTauRsD,Ay, TEB ,IsTl :; P; u. ;,
Water Company to increase its capital
stock and extend to Fortunes Rocks.
No It,, Act to permit the plantation Of
Highland TO assume the maintenance of
its roads and bridges.
No. Il, Act to amend Revised statutes
and Public Laws relating TO notice to
casualty insurance companies of injury.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Z.
No. Is An Act to establish the York
shire municipal court.
No. 10. An Act to amend law relating
to the packing and branding OF apples.
No. 70. An Act relating to numbering
operations.
No. q. An Act to grant certain powers
to the Southwest Harbor Water Com
pany
No. 90. An Act to amend Public Laws
III relation TO the marking of historical
sites.
No. IS. An Act to authorize York Light
x Heat Company to acquire additional
property.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY s. 1911.
No. II. Act to authorize Virginia Spring
Water Company of Rumford to take land
for III" purposes of its Incorporation.
No. -. Act tn authorize the Bangor
Railway and Electric Company to TAX"
water from Brewer pond and its trihuta-
rieS.
AITON q IUIEEI FL, Co..
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INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME.

The Committee on Inland Fisheries and
came will give a public hearing in its
room estate Museum) at the State House
in Augusta,
"WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY /, > p. NJ.
No. 4. Petition of Charles L. Harnden
and 134 others, citizens OF Rangelev and
vicinity, asking that Gull pond, in Dallas
PL. be opened to trolling EXCEPT on sun
day. Also remonstrance of y. T. HaIne.
and 81 others. residents of Rangeley and
vicinity, against the enactment of a law
permitting trolling in Gull pond
No. Z. Petition OF Howard Blaisdell and
q others, residents of Orland, for an act
whereby they can use box trans for
catching rabbits for breeding purposes
No. s. An Act to regulate fishing in Tom
pond, so called. sometimes called Thomas
pond. or Lake Keoka. in the town Of
Waterford. county of oxford, with pcti-
| ton asking for same.
No. II. An Act to regulate fishing in
Little lobster lake, in the county of Piss
| cataquis "
No. u. On petition OF II. A. Thorndike
ana q others. residents of Searsinont,
In Searsmont
No 49, On Resolve for the Introduction
81 On, ,he n.unedrian Partridge in the state.
| No. u On petition of II A Mansfield
of jonesport and 81 others, asking for
protection on front in Indian River
stream.
| "WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY er. NJ.
/ NJ ~ All All W dfHeDu tnauter 81 pf
the Public Laws of 1907 relating to the
protection of gray squirrels.
| No 6. On Petition of Amasa uender-
son and four others, residents of Cor
NTH and vicinity. in the County of Pc
nobscot. asking that Little Pushaw pond
in the town of Hudson, County OF Pc.
nobscot. be closed to all fishing for three
years.
No. l3 On an Act to amend Chapter 3
of the Revised Statutes. as amended by
Chapter 1Sl of the Public Laws of 1907
| relating To the taking of black bass i,
IDan,ariscOtta lake so called. In the coun
ty of Lincoln. with petition of JAS. T.
Muliigan and &c others asking for same
No Is. An Act relating to taking FISH
from Trout .hrook. in the towns OF Bum
ham and Pittsfeld.
| No. i6. An Act to prohibit trout fishin,
| in Alder brook, in the towns of lslan'
Falls and Hersey in Aroostook county
| and in Dyer brook. in the towns of Is
land Falls. Dyer Brook and Merrill Pl
| in Aroostook county.
No II. Petition of w a. Bumps AM
% others for the enactment OF a law L
prohibit lee fishing in Lake WassokeaG
Dexter.
No. Is. An Act to prohibit the hunting
Of ducks and other water fowl in Sac
Il bay.
No % An act to repeal Chapter 10
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COMMITTEE HEARINGS.
JUDICIARY.

The Committee on judiciary will give
a public hearing in its room at the State
house in Augusta.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 81, at . p. NJ
An Act TO amend Chapter 6 of the Re-
vised Statutes. relating TO the regulation
and conduct of elections.
FEB. /, at p. NJ.
No. e. On an Act to regulate Electric
Power Companies and all persons or cor
porations dealing in electric power or
electricity in the state,
No. Il. On an Act changing the name
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. Cd On an Act to amend Sections
lily inclusive. of Chapter II of the Re-
v1sed Statutes. relating 10 registration OF
physicians and surgeons,
Tuesday, FEB. :, at p. NJ
Ill On an Act to incorporate the Blue
hin Water Co.
los. On an Act to grant additional
powers TO the Lubec Saldine Co.
ia. On an Act 10 amend the charter Of
the Mexico Water co.
1l2. On an Act relating to the tenure of
Office Of The members of the Fir" De-
partment of the City or Augusta.
FEB. Q, at p NJ
No. GO. On an Act 10 prevent the pollu-
ton of Water supplies and their Sources.
No. &c. On n Resolve providing for an
anendment of the Constitution empower
ing the Governor to remove Sheriffs.
FEB. s. at r. NJ
On an Act relating to uniform laws fol
Marriage and Divorce.
No 20. On an Act relating to Negotia
bss Instruments, establishing a uniform
Law with The laws OF other states on tina
subject.
On an Act referred by the last I.egisla
ture entltled:-"An Act TO make uniform
the law relating to the sale of goods"
on an Act to make uniform the law o
warehouse receipts.
FEB. 10. at p. NJ
sessOrs In town.
On an Act 10 amend the Public Law
of 1858. relative TO the transportation o
public officials.
On an Act additional to an Act to In
corporate the General Conference O
Free Baptists.
On an Act to incorporate the Ney
Sharon Water Company.
On an Act 10 extend the charter of tn
Central Aroostook Electric Company.
ON an Act concerning trespass.
On an Act TO amend the act creatin
the Kennehec Water District
On an Act to extend the charter of tn
Maple Grove Electric Company
FEBRUARY IA. . Z. NJ.
On a Resolve amending the constitu
tim providing for the election on tn
Tuesday next after the first Monday II
November bienniaiIv for Governor. repre-
sentatives. senators and other officers.
On an Act relating TO Equity procedure
FEBRUARY Is. --~
On an Act TO establish In Cumberlan
county q farm for inebratas.
On an Act relating TO the fees of wit
nesseg.
On an Act relating 10 poor debtors
THURSDAY FEB. Is, at =. NJ,
On an Act to amend the Public Law
OF 1907 relating To state auditor.
IS On an Act to amend the Revise
fees az masters in. yhancer
Eise.ria Powsr cShbairy n Abefease il
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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 q. at . p VI.
Asylum
IN, No. %; Resolve in favor of the Bath
No; .. Resolve in favor of the York
hospital.
No. %. Resolve in favor. of the Bar
Harbor Medical and Surgical hospital, To-
Gated at Bar Harbor, Maine.
TUESDAY. JANUARY 81. r. NJ.
No. a. Resolve in favor OF st. Mary 3
General hospital in Lewiston.
No. 81. Resolve in favor of the Lewis
ton and Auburn Childrens Home.
No. &c. Resolve in favor of the Girls
| Orphanage of Lewiston.
No. g. Resolve in relation to the early
No. IS. Resolve in favor of the Maine
| Children's Home Society.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY /. . P. NJ
No. - Resolve in favor OF the Chill
dren's Aid Society Of Maine. Rcassien-
ed
No. 80. Resolve in favor of Northern
Maine General hospital
No; 40. Resolve in favor of Old Town
hospital
No. 81. Resolve in favor of tie York
County Children's Aid Society.
School for the Deaf.
No. So. Resolve in favor of the Chill
dren's Protective Society of Portland.
thursday. FEBRUARY .. P. NJ
No. 20. Resolve in favor of Bar Harbor
Medical and Surgical hospital. tReas-
signed).
No. 81. Resolve in favor of the Chill
drens Heart Work Society of Maine.
No s.. Resolve in favor of Knox Coun-
" General hospital.
No. IS Resolve making an appropria-
ton for the purpose of obtaining infor-
nation in regard 10 wild lands for the
purpose of taxation.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY :. = r NJ
No. -. Resolve in favor OF the Maine
State Sanator!um Association.
No. 60, Bill, an Act 10 amend Section
Y of Chapter IL of the Public Laws of
1907. as amended by Chapter 60 OF the
Public Laws of 1893, relating 20 the appro-
priation for state highways
No. 81. Bill. An Act to amend Section
s. of Chapter 96 Of the Public Laws Of
1899, relating to the appropriation of mor-
ey for military purposes.
LESLIE BOYNTON Chairman.
CHARLES w SHEA. Sec'v