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Chicago Investigation.

Chicago, Jan. 21.>Three confessions
We're obtained, today, by States At
torney Johnson in the investigation OF
tAe s)-calied arson trust The names
OF the men were not made public.
TWO who confessed, who told the
prosecutor that because OF reverses
they consented to having their places
Of business set on fire when public ad :
Justers pointed out to them how easy
ii would be to collect the insurance
The other one who confessed was a
man who admitted setting the torch to
two buildings. The losses amounted to
$2l 900
Tho confessed incendiary also gave
the names of adjusters who, he said.
employed him. They were examined
several days ago and at that time de-
MED they knew anything of the alleg-
ee trust" They will not be recalled
for examination.
The names of the firm that sold the
trust agents gasoline and the ex-
press company that delivered it We're
learned from the witnesses. A sub
poena was issued for driver, who is
said to have transported gasoline,
None Of the three who confessed was
taken into custody.
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ATTACKS COUNTRY
FOR CANAL STAND
Continued from Page One.)
lnsincere and False?

Are we Pharisees?" he cried. Have
we been insineere and false? Have
we been pretending in all these long
years of declaration? Are we ready
aoW to admit that our country through
its Presidents and Congresses, have
9een guilty of false pretenses of hum
Jug. of talking to the galleries, of ut
lering fine words to secure applause
The instant that an interest is at
stake. we propose to falsify every dec
.aration, every promise, by the AFRO
CANT insistence that we alone can de-
-ermine the Interpretation of this
treaty, that we will refuse to abide by
the treaty.
And is the game worth the can
die? Is ii worth our while to remain
IN a position, to maintain which we
may be driven to repudiate our prin-
ciples, our professions and our agree
ments for the purpose of comforting a
money benefit at the expense of the
treasury of the United States. on the
most highly and absolutely protected
special industry in the United States
our coastwise shipping"
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TAFT APPROVES REPLY.
Note Answering British Secretary for
Foreign Affairs.


Washington, Jan. 2l-President Taft
has approved the note prepared at the
state department in reply to the commu-
uieation from Sir Edward Grey. the Brit
ism secretary. for foreign affairs. protest
ing against the exemption of American
eoastwise shipping from the payment OF
tolls in the Panama canal. As matter
of official courtesy information is with
held as to the exact status of the note
until it has been received by the British
government in London, through the
american embassy there.
1t is Believed that the American note
was dispatched by mail Immediately upon
its approval by the President and that it
should be in London within week.
Ambassador Bryce. it is learned. pre-
viously had been fairly we'll acquainted
with the nature of the reply to be sub
mitted. 1t is believed here that after at
tempting TO eliminate a number of propo-
sitions contained in the British note re-
garded as not germane to the real issue,
Mr.. Knox has devoted himself particu-
larry to the effort to show that the tenn
''all nations in the HayPauncefote trea-
~ does not necessarily include the United
States and that it is entirely competent
for this government to treat its own ship
ping differently from that of other mara
time nations so far as the canal is con-
carned g
Important chapters in the history of the
negotiations tthat led up to the conflrma-
ton of the -Pauncefote treaty which
were either overlooked or purposely omit
ted in the discussion of this important
ga N 81 all hp-
lieved to be included in the American
presentation. 1t generally is regarded as
certain that sufficient new matter has
been injected into the negotiations to war
rant their continuance for some time be-
fore the principals are brought TO the ne
cessity of final decision upon the question
of whether the issues shall be submitted
to arbitration.
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No 30. An Act 10 incorporate York
County Power Company.
No. 81. An Act to incorporate the Lew
iston Chamber of Commerce ~ ,o,,
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY y, 1918, at
o'clock +. NJ.
No. 5. An Act TO establish a Reform
atory for Women.
No. %. An Act in relation to the Lin
coin County Jail.
No. "a An Act to incorporate the Van
Buren, Sewerage Company,
No %. An Act relating to Fort Kent
Electric Company.
THURSDAY. JAN. 50, 1918, AT .
O'CLOCK p. NJ.
No. 10. Resolve relating TO changing
date of State election from September
to November.
No. Is. Resolve proposing amendment
TO Constitution, changing September cleo
ton to November.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1913. at
| o'clock. T. NJ.
lation and supervision of the Investment
Companies.
No rs. An Act to Amend Sec. of
Chap. 2Si of the Laws of 1909, relating
to the Westbrook Municipal Court.
No. y. An Act TO amend the charter
of the Springvale Aqueduct Company
No. 81. An Act to amend Sec. 20 ol
Chap. 67 of Revised Statutes az amend
ed by Chap. 1874 of Public Laws of 1911,
relating to distribution of personal es-
tate.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6. 1915. at
2 o'clock p. NJ.
No. g. An Act for the creation of Wa
ter Districts and the Control and Regu-
lation of Water Power Companies
No. IS. An Act Relative to Untrue and
Misleading Advertisements.
CHARLES p. CONNORS. Sec.
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Competition Discovered by
N. Y. Investigators.
Independent Operators Ran The
Trust Close Second.
Schlichien Enters Plea Guilty and
Promises Names.

New York, Jan. 21.-Competition has
hurt the arson business in New York
City The grand jury which already
has indicted several property owners
and insurance adjusters. alleged to
be members of the so-called Arson
Trust learned. today, that large
group of independent operators was
responsible for nearly as many fires
as the trust" itself. Isadore Stein.
Ivy the Painter" who has been the
chief source of information regarding
recent incendiaries here, promised, to-
Gay, to give the district attorney the
names of the principal independents .
Abraham Schlichten, one of those
indicted entered plea of guilty, to-
DAY. He begged for mercy and prom
lsed to tell the names of 30 persons
not yet arrested, who had allowed
members of the trust" To set fires in
their buildings and received part of
the proceeds.
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DOUBT DISAPPEARS.
No One in Augusta Who Has a Bad
Back Should ignore This Double
Proof.
Proof.

Docs your back ever ache?
Have you suspected your kidneys?
Baekache is sometimes kidney ache
With it may come dizzy spells.
Sleepless nights, tired, dull days,
Distressing urinary disorders.
Doan's Kidney Pills have been en-
lorsed by thousands.
Are recommended here at home.
You have read Augusta proof
Read now the Augusta sequel
Renewed testimony; tested by time
A. b. Sibley. 70 Cony ST, Augusta,
de-. says; Il think it is pleasure to
confirm my former public endorse
nent of Doan's Kidney Pills that !
ave some years ago. | continue to
tdvise my friends to use them and
now of several cases where this rem
dy has brought prompt relief and
asting cures. My former testimonial
as based on my own experience.
ooans Kidney Pills cured me of
'ackache which had troubled me for
,en years"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
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INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME.

The Committee OIL Inland Fisheries ano
Game will give public hearing in lit
room at the state House in Augusta,
WEDNESDAY. JAN. End. at +. NJ
No /. Petition of VIM. T.. Jordan, aut
81 others, residents of Raymond ane
vicinity, asking that that portion Of
Chapter 352 of the p and 5. Laws of 100
which prohibits ice fishing in Panther
pond, SO called, in the town of Raymond
be repealed.
No. 2. An Act relating to the sale o.
fish artificially propagated and main
tanned and game propagated and main
tanned in captivity.
No. 3. An Act TO amend Chapter 1919 o.
the Public Laws of 1909 providing for &
bounty on bob cat, loup-cervier ane
Canada lynx.
No A. Petition of \. w. Hart and Il
others, residents of Lincoln and Magallo
way Plantations. IN the county of OK
ford, asking that Black. Abbott, Beaver
Bog, Cold and Lincoln brooks, In Lin
coin Plantation in said county of OK.
ford, also Harmon, Aldridge, Meadow
and Big brooks in Parkertown, so called
be closed to all fishing.
SETH +. CLARK. Sec.
M. II. HODGDON, Clerk.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings in Al.
tho Leading Stocks.

New York. Jan. N-With no marked in
crease in the demand. prices of stocks
rose substantially, today The market
was dull during most of the session and
there was neither enlarged outside buy
ing nor change in market factors of
amounting to more than three points in
Union Pacific. two or more in Steel Read
ing, Amalgamated and Canadian Pacific,
and point or over for a long list of 9TH
er issues, The rise apparently was due
in large part to covering of short con-
tracts There was no hurried buying
such as would indicate a forced retreat of
the bears, although in the last hour prices
rose rapidly enough to indicate a more
urgent demand, and there were evidences
OF heavier buying for the long account.
The copper stocks. which were conspuc-
considerable strength. The London metal
market was steadier following the recent
breaks. There was further irregularity
among the specialtes. Cotton Oil sold at
~. decline of II points from the high
price of 1872 reached in November. Inter-
sition to the proposed subway contracts
Tobacco shares were strong.
London, which sold stocks rather freely
here, yesterday, was a buyer, today, TAX
ing about 10000 shares.
The first of the large railroads to re.
port its earnings for December was Bal
timore Ohio, whose statement, today
disclosed further gains, amounting to ST.
ll4.OC0 in gross and $2390C0 in net For
the half year perior ended December 81
there was reported a gain in net of ST..
10000
Some marked advances were made in
bonds, but the main movement was mar
row and uncertain. Total sales, par
value S2.050,0G0 United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
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LEGAL AFFAIRS.

The Committee on Legal Affairs will
give public hearings AS follows:
WEDNESDAY. JAN. y. 1919. AT 2
O'CLOCK r. NJ.
No. . Act to create the CherryGeld
Water District
No. H. An Act to enlarge the terri
tory of the Wiscasset Electric Light and
Power Company.
No. T. An Act TO incorporate the
Maine Security Company.
No. i3 An Act TO extend the charter
Of Ithiel G. Blackman in maintenance Of
ferry across Penobscot river between
Lincoln and Chester.
No. IA. An Act TO extend charter Of the
South Paris Light, Heat and Power
THhuRsDAY. JANUARY %. 1913, at :
O'Clock r. NJ.
No 49, Petition relating to Fort Kent
Electric Company
No. IA. An Act relating to the relief OF
poor debtors.
No IS An Act TO incorporate the Jack
man Water. Light and Power Company
No III An Act to amend Chapter l66 OF
the Private and Special Laws of 1897 re-
lating to Fort Fairfield Village Corpora-
ton 90.
NO. Il. An Act to amend Chapter ~
OF the Private and Special Laws OF 1907
entitled An Act creating Fort Kent VII
lare Corporation.
No 25 An Act relating TO Fort Kent
Electric Company.
No. -. nernonstrauce against granting
further franchises to the Fort Kent Elec-
trio Company. signed by Henry w, Nc
deau and u others of Fort Kent.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 2s, 1913. at 2
O'Clock r. NJ.
No % An Act to complete the records
of Piscataguis County Registry Of Deeds.
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GUNBOAT ON WAY.
Continued from Page one.)

torpedo boats Roe. Drayton, Mccall,
Terry, Paulding. Sterrett and War
rinston could transport marines a lit
tie quicker The distance from Colon
to Vera Cruz is about 1900 miles and
the distance to1the remainder of the
feet at Guantanamo is about the same
Any of the big ships could make il
in about three days or less.
While the discouraging reports re-
ceved, today, affect the situation on
the Atlantic coast, the situation on the
Pacific is no better No adequate
federal reinforcements have arrived
at a Acapulo to protect the town
against the rebel Padillo and his men.
The cruiser Denver should arrive,
probably tomorrow, and meanwhile the
cruiser Annapolis has been ordered
down to San Diego from San Fran
cisco, ready to reinforce the Denver,
if necessary.
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tv than the construction consistent with
The declaration.
.'In our treaty with Colombia in 1916
our treaty with Great Brdtain in 1850: in
treaties with Nicaragua. our treaty with
Great Britain in 1901; in our treaty with
Spain i'll 1909, we have presented to the
world the most unequIr ocal guaranty of
DISTINGUISHED action for the common ben
eft of mankind and not for our selfish
advantage"
He contended that the United states
could claim no special control of the ca
nal because it owned the canal zone The
zone the senator declared, lis not our
territory. except i'll trust, Treaty or nc
treaty we have long asserted; beginning
under See. Cass. that the nations of Cen
trail America had no right to debar the
world from its right to pass across the
isthmus
1--WE secured that zone only because
civilization had right to the passage,
and we made ourselves the mandatory OF
civilization to secure those rights. Far
from our being relieved from the obliga-
ton of the treaties with Great Britain,
by the ownership of the zone. we had
taken that property on trust We cannot
be false to our obligations without being
false to that confidence and that trust
reposed in us
Senator Root declared the United
States had no right to give free tolls to
American coastwise ships. Great Bri-
tain Mexico, Germany and other nations
have their coastwise trade<in the same
way that we have" he said. you are
net at liberty to discriminate in tolls as
between an American ship going from
Portland, Maine, to Portland, Ore, and a
Canadian ship going from Halifax to Vic
toria, or Il Mexican ship going from Vera
cruz to Acapulco. Such discrimination
violates the principle of equality We nave
guaranteed to the world.
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WAYS AND BRIDGES.

The COMMITTEES on Ways and Bridges
will give a public hearing in its room at
the state House in Augusta,
THURSDAY. JANUARY %. at 2 T. NJ.
in Hall of Representatives.
49, An Act for the improvement and
maintenance of public roads.
80. An Act to establish state High
way Commission and to provide for an is
sue of State Highway Bonds.
FRIDAY, JAN. "a. At i. Nj.
No. l. Resolve in favor of the town of
Whitneyville for extra expense in een.
neetion with building and repair OF
bridge across Machias river.
No. 3. Resolve in favor of the Ma
chiasport and East Machias Bridge.
No. II. An Act in aid of bridge across
Holmes Stream. in the town of whiting,
in Washington county.
No. H. Resolve in favor of the town of
Rogue Bluffs
No, 10 Resolve in fa-or of the East
No. 20 Resolve in favor of the Town
of Addison.
No. 2. Resolve in aid of bridge in
Franklin, Hancock county.
No. 5. Resolve in favor of raising and
repairing bridge over Garland's Brook. IN
town of Mariaville.
Is. Resolve III favor of the Niscasset
Bridge. (Reassignedl.
q. Resolve in favor of the city of Car
diner and Town of Randolph. (Reassign-
ed
y Resolve in favor of the town of
Rockport. QReassigned).
"a Resolve in favor of a road In Ell
| louisville Plantation. Reassigned).
THURSDAY. JANUARY 30. at . Z. NJ
u. Resolve to aid in building bridge in
Allagash Plantation.
2s Resolve in favor of a highway
bridge over Saint John River between
Fort Kent and st. Francis, New Bruins
wick.
80 Resolve in favor of repairing the
road between Patten and Trout Brook
Farm in Penobscot county.
81. Resolve in favor of the town OF
Rowland.
49, Resolve in favor of Indian Town
ship for the permanent construction OF
roads and bridges.
! 33. Order relating to union highway
districts.
| "a An Act to provide for Board o.
Road Commissioners in towns in which
| there is not already a Board of Public
Works.
| 81. Resolve in favor of the Towns OF
Enfield and Rowland
| So, An Act to provide for the cutting o
/ bushes and weeds within the limits oi
any highway or townway adjoining cul
| tiVated land
| 26 Resolve in favor of the town
Dresden In aid of the repair and main
| tenance of bridges.
| r. p Morrison, Secretary
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EDUCATION.

The Committee on Education will Civ
a public hearing in Room No. 96 in tn
State House on the following Acts ant
Resolves:
THURSDAY. JAN %, at p NJ.
No. /. An Act to amend Section IS o
Chapter Is of the Revised Statutes re
lating to the duties of the superintendent
of schools.
No. ?. An Act to amend Section So o
Chapter Is of the Revised Statutes relat
ing to compulsory school attendance.
No 8. An Act to amend Section one o
Chapter l25 of the Public Laws of 1909
relating to the State superintendent o
schools.
No. ell An Act to establish a Norma
school to be located at Dexter in thu
county of Penobscot (Referred from las
Legislature).
No. SILL. An Act TO provide Tor tn
payment of State aid to Free High school!
out of State school funds. (Referret
from last Legislature)
No. 9LL. Resolve in favor of the Farm
irgton State Normal school. tReferret
from last LEGISLATURE.
WILLIAM l.. WALKER, Chairman.
WILLIS A. Kicker, Secretary.
LOUIS o. HASKELL, Clerk.
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Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

New York, Jan. 81
FLOUR-Quiet but steady; receipts So,
coo. shipments 5000.
WHEAT-Spot firm; No. red 1903 eleva-
tor and ITO fob afioat nominal; No.
northern Duluth 1902 fob afloat. Bonded
wheat:a Jan. closed 1907; May 96., and
July 97s. Receipts 10000; shipments $685.
0O0.
receipts 91,CO0.
OATS-Spot steady; standard white $751;
039; receipts $4,000.
PORK-Steady.
BEEF-Steady.
LARD-Steady.
SUGAR-Steady; Muscovado ~ test
29S: centrifugal 96 test 34S; molasses Sg
test 273: refined steady.
BUTTER-Steady; receipts 1855 tubs,
creamery held extras 32Ma.
EGGS-Firmer; receipts S2l4 cases; fresh
gathered extras 27G2S; extra first 26@a,
firsts 24@25; seconds and lower grades %
browns 2S0l29
POTATOES-Dull and unchanged.
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston, Jan. Il.
Quotations on -four. grain. millfeed.
meal, hay and straw are strictly whole
sale for carload lots to jobbers. All other
quotations represent prices to the re-
tailerS.l
BEEF-Unchanged; whole cattle 12Gl3.
BRAN-Unchanged 24.25M2i75
BUTTER-Unchanged northern 35li35.
western 34a@35..
Unconstitutional; ~ Y twins 49,
CORN-Steady; No. 3 yellow 5sam59
EGGS-Steady; choice 3S0t3i western -
03l
FLOuR-Higher; spring patent 4S5a520.
HAI.Flrm; No ! grade 2lG22.
LAMBS-Lower; spring 1914
LARD-Unchanged pure liz.
MINED FEED-Unchanged "a 506I2S
oOATS-unchanged; No. 2 clipped white
PORk-Unchanged; medium backs % ID
POTATOES-Steady; white 150dI60
SUGAR-Steady; granulated AIS.
VEALS-Steady, 10a15.
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Special Car for Augusta.

A large party will attend the bouts
at Lewiston, tomorrow night. Man
agcr Hanks has arranged for spe-
cial ear to return to this city after
the bouts TO accommodate patrons
from Augusta, Hallowell and Gardiner.
Much Interest is being manifested
in the entertainment which should
prove the very best show of the ma
ture ever seen in Lewiston. All the
principals are aggressive. clever and
fit to so furious pace TO the limit
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AGRICULTURE.

The committee on Agriculture will give
a public hearing In the Financial Affairs
Room. No, ll5 Fourth floor, state House,
Augusta, on
WEDNESDAY, JAN. %. at +. M.
on the following Acts and Resolves:
No ILL. An Act to amend Chapter 247
of the Public Laws of 1909 providing for
the uniform grading, packing and brand
ing of apples. (Referred from last LeSlS-
laturel.
No ] An Act to amend Chapter 2i7 OF
the Public Laws of 1909 providing for the
uniform grading, packing and branding
of apples (New draft of Ma. 1LLo.
No ,. Resolve in favor of the Maine
Pathological Society.
No g. Resolve in favor of the New
England Fruit Show.
CHARLES NJ. CONANT. Chairman.
OTIS NJ. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
LOUIS Q. HASKELL, Clerk.
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Rules Of Equality.

Senator Root referred to the rules es-
tablishng equality at the Suez canal
"The United States cannot afford to
take a position at variance with the rule
of universal equality established in the
Snez canal convention he said.
He quoted the assurances given to
Great Britain that the United States did
not seek any special favor for its ships
in the Panama canal and he declared that
1--WE are not at liberty to give any other
construction to the Hay Pauncefote trea-
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SEA AND SHORE FISHERIES.

The Committee on Sea and Shore Fish
cries will give public hearing in Room
lis, State House,
WEDNESDAY, JAN. %, 1919. at Z. NJ.
On an Act to regulate the taking of
Franklin Bay. Taunton Bay and river, in
the towns of Hancock, Franklin and Sui
Ivan, in Hancock county.
An Act to amend Section | of Chapter
81 of the Private and Special Laws of
1897 as amended by Chapter 2l0 of the
Private and Special Laws of 1907 relat-
ing to the lobster industry within two
miles of the shore of Monhegan Island.
LEWIS B. McFADDEN, Sec.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, Jan. Il
Corn advancing a cent led tile grain
market upward, today. Provisions da3
clned "a - u
Wheat opened higher because LiveFb6
failed to reflect the local weaknesSa1f
yesterday. s
WHEAT-May 93s@s; July 9asnS; sept
So. ...sAss
COR S4sAfay ~ July 529es: sept bSs
OATSyzafay 34sns; July 34Sss sept 3fs.
POIsfsy.Jafl. 1856 May lSS7s
LARfGiJan 1910; May i0tT
SHORT RI f3SrJan. 1900; May lDlgsA
BUTTER- tsirff1: )creanieries xftfsssss
EoiGS-Firfir.A receipts Not cases. fresit
receipts at market. cases iByIHded. J9u2l
refrigerator firsts III ffsts ~
Steady. 45dtEA
CLOVER-1t O0rfg75s
MESS PORK-New 1900
IsARD-i0i0 NsA
SHORT RIBS. SIDES g51stfas<s
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BANKS AND BANKING.

The Committee on Banks and Banking
will give a public hearing in its room at
the state House in Augusta.
WEDNESDAY. JAN. -. at eco T. NJ.
An Act to change the name of the
Aroostook Trust & Banking Company to
the Aroostook Trust Company
WEDNESDAY, JAN. %, at T. NJ,
Report of Commission to consider a
Revision of the laws governing Invest
ments of Savings BANKS and Savings In
situations. with draft of Bill annexed.
Il. Il. NEW BERT. Secretary.
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TOWNS.

The Committee on Towns will give a
public hearing in its room at the State
House in Augusta,
TUESDAY. JANUARY Is. at 2. Nj.
An Act to divide the town of Boothbay
and establish the town of Waverly.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY l. at +. NJ.
An Act to divide the town of Sanford
and incorporate the town of SpringVale.
E. L. BRAGDON. Secretary.
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INTERIOR WATERS.

The Committee on Interior Waters vii
give a public hearing in its room at the
State House in Augusta,
WEDNESDAY. JAN. o. 1913
An Act to preserve the natural re
sources of the Kennebec Valley, and t
prevent their diversional
No. 49, An Act to further. enable tbs
Sebago Lake Songo River and Bay o.
Naples Steamboat Company to construc.
aid maintain wharves along its route in
the county of Cumberland.