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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-06-30
j. F. LIFTS KILLED BY
TRAIN.

News was received here with
profound sorrow Saturday
morning of the death OF j f.
Lifts at Appalachia, caused IN
trying to alight from & moving
passenger train.
Mir. Lifts was employed in
the superintendent Office of
the Interstate Railroad Com
pany at that place aud had
boarded the Interstate passeu
ger train as IL was leaving Ap-
palachia, TO go to the scale
house, short distance above
the station, which was his cue
tom every morning. 1t is stat
ed MIR. Lltts tried 10 alight be-
fore the train slowed down ana
was thrown under the wheels.
crushing his body to pieces.
The only wituess TO the acci.
dent was engineer Chapman.
who called 10 Mr.. Litts not to-
Jump OFT. and who reversed his
engine and stopped as quick as
possible.
The Deceased was formerly
connected with the Interstate
railroad Offices at this place,
out moved to Appalachia about
SIX months ago He is survived
10y a young wife aud one child
The body WAS taken 10 Nor.
ton Monday morning, the home
of The deceased's parents, Mir.
and Mrs. T.. y Litts, aud inter
ment took place there in the
afternoon
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-06-30
Dance at Keokee

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tag9ert
gave q dance at the hofsl Az
heokee on last Friday night
which was greatly onioyed
After the dance refreshments
were served al the home IF
Mr., amt Mrs. Taggart
Those from The Gap attend
ing We're: Miss Roth Prescott
Miss Margaret Petit, Miss ,lnie
Bullitt, Miss Carolina Rhond,
Miss Virginia Beverly. Miss
Christine Miller, Miss Penn
man, Miss Louise Goodlna
Miss sarah Cochran, Miss TOT
Kelly, Mrs. j l. Canine.
Messrs. George Rhoads Byron
Rhoads, w 9. Skunk. q G
Bell Donald Prescott, vivian
Mouser. Tom Cochran. Herr
Buliitt, josh Bullitt, J
Horne, and j l.. Camblos
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-06-30
Admiral Perry
to Visit Norton

Admiral Robert r. Perry. the
discoycrer of the North Pole
viii visit Norton on Saturday
July 3rd- The business men of
Norton have extended TO Adj.
mirnl Perry an invitation to
visit tine Southwest and give to
the townspeople and visitors a
talk ON his experiences while at
the North Pole. The Norton
Athletic Association takes
pleasure ia annou cling Admir-
AL Perry's visit 10 Norton on
that date Governor Stuart
has been asked 10 Introduce
MIR Perry gu this occasion.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-06-30
Schedule OF Farmers Institute
to be held in Wise Coun-
ty July 20-21.

Npruk-rs O. ). Ralston,
hmmk,burg, Fruit culture. J
q iIWchrson, Blacksburg, Live
NocS Dr q. IT, Hays, Burk
NNe Diseases of Live stock.
lneslny July 10Th win be spent
tast stone Gap School, and
""iuesday July Dist. will be
p'ntnt tla5 Gap School House.
wednesday evening at S p. NJ.
A hurricane school.
Nehave arranged these meet
Ago where the farmers seemed
"Wmt them, and where most
interest was manifested. and il
hoped that a good crowd will
or ln attendance. It is hoped
.Nai the farmers viii make an
" lay picnic of the meetings
Hnst stone Gap and Flat
1'P q ma bring their dinners
aad entire families.
These meetings should be
e'aalons Of enjoyment and
Qlen ol the time will be 0ccu-
.rl 'n the mingling together
o we people, young, old and
M'ldleaged
Iome and bring your families
lul have all your neighbors
come and bring their families.
ION forget the dinner baskets.
as we could only get these
makers for TWO days, we could
9uY reach a certain number of
pO'nts and we are sorry that it
necessary to leave out some
s'aces 10 the county whore we
opla like to hold q meeting.
] ,,.oweyer we may be able to
! Ecu these places on another
/ 'aslon Other speakers may
] j. c. STILES.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-06-30
NORTON WOMAN ATTACK
ED BY NEGRO.
AssailanI Escapes and is Fol
lowed BY Two Hun
dred Men.

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inio .r u.,,
men, t,l,v ,yba, h.,,.
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nom. ON Oh str."i n, n,r,
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of Ns Nl.,'i. "V'"J
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was iol1 Inc rouij mn, ,., 4,
.hon.god m. t,,r,l s.
nwnv and NIL M.'j,. .t,n,,..i
IA an. rl,nn T., Lii har t ,i,''
bnnI md Mill tr. n,,,'....
fh. nco ,tt,,.l..,i ana .t,,i.
h.r Tina tri.nb,m. nrnra
heard lbr crios of the ,rn,,,.
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-06-30
Carthage Woman Tells Happy
Story.

Mrs. Laura Duke, of Car
thngs, Tenn, was a victim OF
stomach disorders for several
years. She lost appetite and
her weight fell off. She could
not rest at night.
She took Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy just % few doses and
found herself restored
10 fact, Mrs. Dukes recovery
was 30 rapid she was afraid
that it, could only be temporary
So she waited from September,
when she took tile remedy, un
til the following February to
pass judgment Then she
wrote
al write you in regard to
your wonderful stomach rem
edy that l took last September.
| feel better than l have in five
years
My weight was 1879 pounds;
now il is 1474, and | can eat
anything want. | sleep well
at night. would have written
before, but | wanted to see how
| got along
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
gives permanent results for
stomach, liver and Intestinal
ailments. Eat as much and
whatever you like. No more
distress after eating, pressure
of gas in the stomach and
around the heart. Get one bot
tie Of your druggist now and
try it en- an absolute guarantee
IF not satisfactory money viii
be returned. adv
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-06-30
TENNIS TOURNAMENT

AT 800 a, IN. July End there
will be a Tennis Tournament OF.
the double courts of the Cumber
land Tennis Club for suitable
prizes offered by the Athletic
Association for winners and
runners up. Teams from The
following towns will partioi.
pate: Middleshoro, Pipeyills
bristol, Jenkins, Dante, Wise
heokee and Big Stone Gan
Other towns, however, are not
barred from entrance to this
tournament,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-06-30
Carnival Here

The Little johns United
Shows arrived III town Sunday
To bee here AL during the week
OF the iih Of July cclebrntion.
y special train, consisting of
two coaches and six cars. con
vryed them from Middlesboro.
where they exhibited last week
The band gave Il concert at
the base ball park sunday at
ternoon, which was enjoyed by
Il large crowd.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-06-30
Progressive Card Party.

Miss Minnie Fox, was the
hostess of very delightful
card purty Tuesday afternoon
to several of her friends
Progressive Hearts was play
ed ON the six tables which had
been placed on the spacious.
cool yerauda, Mrs Henry Mort
son winning first prize. "a
Blue Grass Cook Book which
was written by Miss Minnie
Fox Mrs Theodore Smith won
second prize, a beautiful Raiiin
Sewing Bag, and Miss Hiuer
won the consolation prize. "a
slipper bag
AT the conclusion of the
games the tables we're cleured.
on which was then served d
delicious luncheon consisting
of fried chicken, cheese balls.
potato chips, olives. tomutocs
with mayonuaise and beaten
biscuit, followed by ice cream
and cake
Those who were invited 90
play were Miss Harris, of
New York; Mrs. Jack Taggart.
of keokee; Mrs. James Cam
bios, OF Marietta, Ga Mrs
Bruce Iiusley, of NenuMla, $
n Mrs Theodore Smith. of
Panama; Mesdames h n. IT,.
vine. j W. Kelly w Ct PAIN
ter, e H.. Blauton, G. b south
ward. Geo H. Taylor. II E.
Fox, b Drennen, W. X. Peck.
J. b. Ayers, f. b Aisoyer, A.
ID. Owens, Karl Stoehr, Il. L.
Parks, b. e Rhoads, Henry
Morrison, ID. b Savers, D. j
Prescott and Misses liiner and
Pelton
Those who were invited for
lunch were Mesdames Nc
Cluen. Otis Mouser. A T.. Good
Toe, Il. Il Goodloe, Mrs. Dren,
men. NJ. IT, McCorklc, I'll l..
Miller, Miss Eugenin Baum
gardiner, Miss Elizabeth Bur
CESS and Miss Georgia Goodlor.
These were seated nt the table
in the dining room where tire
color scheme of pink aud white
was nrtistically Carried our, ian
both the decorations and re-
froshmcnts These cut for the
prizr, which Was won by Mrs
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-06-30
CARNES -HENSEL.
Home of Mr.. and Mrs. Barker
at Gary, Scene of Pretty
Wedding.

Welch. " Va. jane 22nd
One off ,ha rrotti.,t ,.oaa;,,
to ,o,- H.. : .
az ''',N 9ec'loi
"ui'nk lle spring ana summer,
was solemuiled yesterday at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J n.
Barker. mi Gary wb.r Aiiss
.Alcos,, ,I,,.l '''
i, '4 ''' o"'e'' " sis'er OIL AIRS.
DARKER oecaihe the bride OF
hooert J. Carnes, of Marytowu.
For the occasion the house
had been beautifnllv decor,tod
in c,. p..,,.a-. I'LL,
~ 'V w e'' GU" i'o''su p'"n U.s.
" .he strains oil n wedding Sc
lection from LOhengriu, by
Slrs j j Stout, the bridal par
" entered the drawing room
Mrs Barker, as rnatrOn of hon
on, ana Miss Benlah rrumbo,
as maui OF honor. We're follow
ca by the bride ON the arm OF
MT barker, 70 the ilnprovised
ai'ar, where the groom and his
best maui O.. q Seaton, await
ea theln, ANA IN the presence Of
lntlmnte friends and relatives
the ceremony was performed
oy rev McCanless.
Immediately following the
marriage, a reception was ten
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-06-30
First Aid Field
Contest.

In connection with the An
"Ial Fourth of July Celebra-
ton at this place, on July 2nd
and 3rd, there will be- a First
Aid Field Contest and a Pow
der and Coal Dust Explosion
Demonstration.
The First Aid Field Contest
viii be given under the auspices
of the American Red Cross As
ISOLATION, under the personal
direction of Major h. u. Pat
terson, Medical Corps, u. S
Army, who will select the ques-
tons, commission the Judges
and have charge Of the scoring
and awarding the prizes. I'm
der the rule of the American
ked Cross Association govern
lug this contest 'the teams
eligible Go compete shull be
composed OF five or six men.
including the captain, and any
employe of company may be
a member who ia not physi.
clan or trained nurse" Many
valuable prizes will be given
which include cash prizes. more
than one hundred other prizes
ranging M value from So 10 to
$500. the Westinghouse Three
J ear Silver Loving Cup. med
ais and certificates of the Amer
icnu Red Cross Association and
the American Mine Safety As-
sociation.
The Mine Explosion Demon
stratlon will be held under the
direction of the United States
Bureau of Mines. This will be
given In "a wooden gallery one
hundred feet long, built to re-
semble a mine entry, aud by
actual explosion there will be
demonstrated the eNplosibilitv
of coal dust, black powder and
safety powder
The First Aid Contest will be
of interest to everyone as it is
@ illustration showing how
men who are trained in First
Aid Work are able TO care for
one who is injured, how they
prepare AN injured mars. for
transportation TO the doctor or
hospital; aud 10 shows how
these men, your friends and ac-
quaintances, who are not doc
tors, but have simply been Civ
en first aid training. have been
able 70 save the lives of their
fellow workmen.
The mine explosion will be of
special interest TO AN who are
engaged in the coal mining m
dustry, as il gives practical.
demonstration of the explosi
bilily of coal dust and shows
the difference in the eXplosibil-
ity OF ordinary black powder
aud the approved safety pow
der
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-06-30
InspectingSum-
mer Resorts.
State Health Officers Making
Rounds For Protection of
VacationiStS.


Richmond, Va, June 10Th.
Officers of the state Board of
llmlih are busy in completing
ihur annual round of the sum
mer hotels and expect, before
ile vacation season is in full
wng. to- have completed the
inspections necessary for the
protection of the health of the
,ryeIing public
Since the hotel inspection law
wa- pussed nm 1910, the State
Bouri OF Health has been re-
quireJ by act of assembly TO in
spctr every hotel that has more
ihnn tom guest rooms and 20 iu-
sst upon observance of the law
before the hotel is given its GER
uilcato This system, IN the
0pulon oft many travellers, has
Resulted in marked improve.
mrnt in the general sanitation
0i hotels and Of summer resorts
us well. bat 10 fails TO reach
mmy boarding houses which
nr hotels 20 all iutents and
pnrpuses bnt escape inspection
becausa they have ten or less
guast-rooms
Particular efforts are being
made by the State, TO insure
propar sewage disposal at all
hur'- and summer resorts. as
cln.Io4sness iu these respects
s Known 10 have been respon
sole flr many outbreaks Of ty.
phnl among vncatiouists In
fnruer years. Mnch success
Nas attended this effort but
vigilance is still thought to bee
necessary
ltis advisable, the Board
Suites boo it's weekly press bulle-
lntuday, $40 mako sure of the
sanitary conditions surround
uru summer resort before an
slsug board there for any
rugihof time. Sewage disposal,
projection against flies and
sooi water are absolute esten-
ms Where there is an ia
100, .n the party, good. pure
MUS is likewise necessary. No
mother should haznrd the health
. mr child by giving it milk.
ln sanitary quality of which
no, above question The
INelng public viii get just
-lol conditions in these re-
.lrrtsu it demands. IL peo-
Nc are content to expose them
HNes to typhoid and other
1,H-bpruc diseases merely for
t.en weeks in tile country.
.nra cam be little real progress
m Improving the sanitation of
IlOsa boarding houses and sum
0r RESORTS that do not como
uier State inspection. But If
pore iH insistencc upon this,
WuWuetors will not be relniss.
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Seek Kentucky
Coal.

a special from Pikeville, XIV.
says Several capitalists inter-
est9d ~ coal are visiting here
& y Meissener, high official of
the U 5 Steel Corporation. nud
SIX others are here, two of
whom registered from London
They want a coal aud coke sun
ply Ior liaIry and Joliet.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-06-30

The Woman's Home Mission
Society will hold its regular
monthly meeting on the second
Thursday in July at 3 O'clock
at the church, instead of on the
frat Thursday. This is the
regular business meeting and
all members are urged to be
present and ali the ladies of the
church are cordially
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-06-30
NOTICE.

Owing to the condition of
the track and the large crowd
that WILDE present on July 2nd
and 3rd, which might make it
unsafe, both for the crowd and
riders, the Athletic Association
has decided not 10 have.the BIZ
cycle and motorcycle races.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-06-30
Policeman Slain at Dorches-
ter.

Dorchester, Va june Do
During on exciting ball game
this afternoon at Dorchester.
between Toms Creek and Dor.
chester, trouble arose between
hlbert Oehornc, county police
man of Toms Greek, and Nat
Willis, of Dorchester, over the
latter crossing the ropes enclos-
ing the base ball field
lu 20 scutlle friends of Willis
hold Osborne's arms TO prevent
HIM drawing his revolver. aud
Willis fired at Osborne, striking
him in the center of his fore
tead killing him instantly
Willis was arrested aud les in
tine Wise jail
Osborne was regarded as one
of the best officers lu the coun-
ty aud his death is deeply re-
GREETED
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-06-30
d NO GUNS ON THE FOURTH.

order to guard against such catastrophy "a oc-
cur d at Dorchester last week the town authorities
h'e decided that guns of any kind will be permitted
on the Bal Grounds on the 2nd aud 3rd If anyone
should nave arms on his person in his handbag
he is advised to leave them with some friend up town
before going to the grounds
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-06-30
SPECIAL EXCURSION TRAIN
To Big Stone Gap, and Return
July 3rd, 1915.

The Virginia & Southwestern Railway viii special
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STATE LANDS AND FOREST
PRESERVATION.

/ The Committee OF State Lands and
Forest Preservation will give a public
hearing in it's room at the State House,
in Augusta,
! TUESDAY. March ., 1915, at ?. NJ.
233. Resolve in favor of the cooperative
survey Of the boundary line between the
State OF Maine and the State Of New
Hampshire.
126 An Act TO amend Section 1s of
Chapter 4 Of the Revised Statutes, relat-
ing to payment Of interest to plantations
from the funds for lands reserved for
public uses.
127. Resolve authorizing the land agent
to sell and convey whatever interest the
State has in and to a certain island in
the South Bay in Eastern Grand Lake,
Washington county.
q. Resolve authorizing the land agent
to convey the States interests in a GER
tain island
% Resolve authorizing the land agent
to sell and convey whatever interest the
State has in and to certain island
known as Mink Island. in East Blue Hill
bay, in the county Of Hancock.
&c Resolve that the land agent be au-
ledge known as Indian Ledge in Matini-
Gus Earbor, in Knox county.
Il Resolve authorizing the land agent
to sell and convey whatever interest the
State has in and to Potato Island,
situated in Harrington, Washington
county.
TUESDAY, March 9. 1915. at P. NJ.
IA An Act for the preservation, perpet-
uation and increase of the forests of
Maine.
IsAIE C. DAIGLE, Sec.
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q others for closing Fail Brook, Aroos-
LOOK Co: for three years.
NO TO- Petition of Fred Harvey and
% Others for closed time on First. Sec
BROOK, Aroostook Co.
g NO luS. An Act to prohibit the use of
Niearins rs IN the town of Addison.
thirty-two of the Revised statutes. as
amended by Chapter two hundred and
- OF the PUBLIC Laws of nineteen hun
e eieu ana thirteen, relating to fishing in
simpson Pond, so called. in the town of
rogue Bluffs. in the county Of Washing
a9ii, with petition of the selectmen. town
clerk and eighteen residents OF said town
r, No l0o An Act TO regulate fishing in
quis. "a iS0s'i"
No: LOG. An Act to prohibit the sharing
Towns Of Lubec, Trescott. Whiting and
SutIer' IN the county of Washington,
WIN peutlons of Arthur Z. Wallace and
same @ oi "a
No lo7. Petition of J. Fred Lord of
~ est LEBANON and seven others. asking
CO. 1l ao pn restrictions on fishing in
1real BROOK. tributary to Salmon Falls
rlVer; and III Dixon Brook a tributary
TO said Great Brook. in York county.
3 No no Resolve for the completion of
Iis I'll scrten al the outlet Of Beech Hill
LAKE IN the town OF Otis.
30; 20 d. An Act 10 amend Section 4 OF
Cnapter - Of the Revised Statutes as
amended by Chapter 2G6 of the Public
.A"s OF 1915. relating to the use of mo-
water fowl VI
No s13 An Act to repeal certain pri-
Natt ana special laws relating TO use OF
MOTOR poats III hunting sea birds duel.
ana water fowl on the coast of Maine
no No 81. An Act additional TO Chapter
a. O.. the Revised Statutes. as amend ed
1 pE Chapter 2o6 Of the Public Laws OF
1910, relating 70 HrYv
FOWL and other wild birds in Back bav
so called. in Portland
Nc ssa. An Act to repeal Chapter 163
OF the Private and Special Laws of 1909
anQ Wild birds in Back bay. Portland.
30; y 0. W. An Act to repeal Section ! of
Chapter ss of the Public Laws of 1911 re-
iaT1;hs o. 10 me protection of elder ducks.
NO; 10 An Act to repeal Chapter Isl of
The fHTafe and Special Laws OF 1867 as
dEntnded by Chapter 120 OF the Private
and Special Laws of 1859. relating to the
protection of Golden Eye or Whistler
No: 81. An Act TO repeal Chapter S73 of
the private and Special Laws of 1907. re
latlne 10 the protection Of ducks in Lin
coin county.
No %. An Act to repeal a portion Of
Section 8 of Chapter 50 of the Revised
No SO. Al Act to repeal Section Of
Chapter 81 OF the Public Laws of 1909 re-
latIng 10 the protection OF ducks in Mer-
rymeetins bay, Eastern river and Kenne-
dolph bridge
OF CHAPTER y Of the Revised Statutes as
amended by Chaptsr 2S Of the Public
Laws OF 1919. relating to nonresident
hunting. licenses. TO reduce feel
Chapter 2e6 Of the Public Laws Of 1919
OF the State Of Maine. relative 10 the in
land FISH and game laws.
JOHN II: GERRIsH. Sec.
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EDUCATlON.

The Committee on Education will give
a public hearing in its room at the State
House, in Augusta,
TUESDAY, March ., P. NJ
So. Resolve in favor North Yarmouth
Academy.
81. Resolve in favor Bridgewater Gas
Steal Institute.
81 Resolve in favor Otto Nelson of
Bangor.
sc. Resolve ii favor Saint Josephs
Academy.
81 Resolve in favor Mason Institute
for dormitOry.
S. Resolve in favor Mason Institute
for maintenance and extension.
SO Resolve in favor Arson Academy.
81 An Act to repeal I'm act TO grant
powers to school district Number in
town of Springfield and all acts amenda-
tory thereto.
30 Resolve in favor OF Eastern Maine
Institute at Springfield.
So An Act TO amend Section 81 OF
Chap. Is of the Revised Statutes relat-
ing TO academies.
"a. An Act to esta blish a normal school
to be located at Dexter in the county Of
Penobscot.
THURSDAY. March 4, 2 NJ.
q. Resolve in favor town OF Rumford
for payment Of additional school funds
for the year 1919.
G5. Resolve in favor Of the publication
and circulation OF school test in civics,
local geography and local history.
ls. Resolve in favor of Nellie Fletcher.
G.. An Act 10 amend Chap 1875 of the
Private Laws of 1897 as amended by
Chapter $50 Of the Private and Special
Laws of 1891 relating 10 the manner of
choosing the members of the board of
education for the city Of Watervine
g. IN Act to amend Section IS Of
Chapter Is of the F. s. as amended by
Chapter IS of the Public Laws OF 1905,
as amended by Chapter is Of the Public
Laws OF 1907, as amended by Chapter 1876
of the Public Laws of 1869. as amended
by Chapter - of the Public Laws OF 1911
as amended by Chapter 195 Of the Public
Laws of 1913, relating TO school holidays.
y. an Act relating to holidays.
TUESDAY, March End P. M
e.. Resolve in favor Maine Central In
sttute.
SO. Resolve in favor Somerset Acade-
my. town of Athens.
o., Resolve in favor Of Kicker Classical
Institute.
". 4. KICKER. Sec.
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AGRICULTURE.

The Committee on Agriculture will give
a public hearing in Room To-, at the
State House, IN Augusta,
WEDNESDAY, March 3, at T NJ
No. %. An Act to amend Section one
of Chapter sixty OF the Revised Statutes
amended by the Public Laws of 1909,
Chapter ninety eight, relating to tae APP
pointment OF commissioner Of agricuI-
ture.
No, .. An Act to amend Chapter Is Of
the Public Laws Of 1907 as amended by
Chapter 81 OF the Public Laws of 1853 re-
lating to the protection OF trees and
shrubs from the introduction and rayages
Of dangerous insects and diseases.
Ne. Is. An Act relating to the removal
of the nests Of the Brown-tail moth with
il the limits of the highway.
No. 29. Resolve 10 promote and assist
the interests OF poultry culture
No. 80 An Act to protect agricultural
and horticultural societies against fraud
No. y. An Act TO amend Section IS of
Chapter 3D. Of the Public Laws Of 1909,
relating to dogs
No. 80 An Act additional to Section ,
OF Chapter 156 OF the Public Laws OF
1913. relating to the packing, shipping
and sale Of apples.
FRANK P. WASHBURN, Sec.