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rowed in. to thoroughly INCORPORATE
it in the soil Lime should not be al.
lowed to "air" slake, as by so doing il
absorbes carbonic acid from the air
and is changed back to the carbonate,
the form in which 1t existed before
burning and consequently some Of that
which was paid for in burning il lost.
Lime put on small or large piles to
slake should be covered with earth
to keep 1t out OF contact with the air
while shaking, and, as soon as it has
come to powdery condition, It should
be spread on the land and narrowed
in.
1t will generally be found more eco.
nomical to haul water to apply to the
lime and slake it out at once rather
than cover with earth. Stacking with
water would be a more economical
method than to lose part of the value
of the lime through air shaking.
Do not apply lime on top of the
land with the idea that the rains will
dissolve it and carry 1t into the soil.
for, in the first place the rains may
not come until after some lapse Of
time and much of the lime viii have
returned to the carbonate; and, in the
seond place, it takes 700 pounds OF
sater to dissolve one pound of lime
and that amount OF rain could not be
depended upon.
Pure Magnesium lime, which is com.
monty claimed to be poisonous to the
soil and crop. gave the highest yield
in crop test conducted at the Mary.
land Experimental Station, the results
Of which were published in Bulletin
No. &C.
A comparison Of the results showed
stone lime and shell lime 10 BE- O.
about the same value on the soil.
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SOY BEANS or COW PEAS which,
Some Advantages or The Soy Bean
Over Cow Peas as Soil
lmprover.



Since he soy bean is coming into
promlneice in this State many farm.
ers are Beginning to ask the question,
Is it batter to grow soy beans or
COW peskg'
Which is best depends upon the sol
and the climate and the purpose for
which the crop is grown. Soy beans
can nevn take place Of COW peas on
poor. sardy soil For this soil nothing
has yet been found equal to the COW
peas. Oh the heavier clay soils of the
State sds beans are ordinarily better
suited than the COW peas.
Soy beans will yield as much or
more hay per acre than the COW peas.
and the quality Of the hay lie better on
account OF the soy beans retaining
their leaves much better than the COW
peas in the curing. Soy bean hay also
cures mitch more rapidly than COW pea
hay and is damaged less by rain.
Another advantage Of the soy beans
is that they will Yield anywhere from
10 to IS bushels Of seed per acre, which
can be harvested and threshed with
the same machinery and as easily as
wheat. Cow pea seed will deteriorate
in case It is subjected to a week or
10 days of wet weather after II has
ripened. while the soy bean is not
damaset under these conditions on &C
count 81 shsdding the water quite
readily
The Eiace OF the soy bean in the
farm rilation VII always be that Of
a fertilzing crop as well as a hay
crop. On the Eastern Shore and In
Southefs Maryland, however where
wheat * not paying crop and straw
Is not essential for bedding, the soy
bean msv replace wheat as ready
money crop the seed Of the better
varietiaa now selling for from $3.50
to ssoo per bushel
There are many varieties Of soy
beans. md in the success with the
crop depends largely upon growing the
varieties best adapted to local condi
tons There are certain varieties.
however. which will do well almost any
where IN this State outside Of the
mountain section. There are VII.
son, Medium Yellow, Sable. Haber
land, ysFginia. Cloud. Ebony. Picking.
and Iehs These varieties are all good
seed ARD hay producers, excepting the
Peklng, which "a better suited to seed
production and not go well to the pro
duciion Of hay on account Of It's not
grow.es as large as the other varieties.
although on good soil IT will yield two
tons 81 hay to the acre.
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!. LlmF Is WASTED WHEN iMPRoP-
- s'''sEHLf APPLiE5.
H. J. PATTERSON.
Maryland Agricultural College.

Considerable energy is wasted and
money lost in the manner in which
lime is often applied. In the FIRST
place It should be remembered that
the tendency of lime is downward In
the soil so it should always be applied
at the surface and never plowed under
In the second place 1t should be re-
membered that the lime, when in its
caustic or quick state. has the most
power in producing chemical and
physical changes in the soil. For this
reason the aim should be to get the
lime into the soil in its active state,
and have 1t thoroughly Incorporated in
the soil before 1t has had chance to
lose any Of its active principles. With
this idea In mind, lime should be
Stacked by means of water, and. as
soon as in powdery state. should be
spread over the land and at once har-
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Children Cry
FOR FLETcHER'S
CA 8 Q RIA

@ THE INDEPENDENT,
ONE DOLLAR, ONE YEAR.
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FlRsT DISTRICT.

Brown. Annie--G acres. Part Cherry
Lane and buildings, assessed at 1850.
household. vehicles aud livestock as
fssed at Sls5. Deed from Benz + Burch
4 wife TO Caroline johnson, liber J S
7 No 3, fniio 3Ol.
Due for state tax..............g. So
20 .......a-..-...-.. so
Brooke. Dennis Personal property
consisting of household. vehicles and
lyestoekassessed at S575.
D1e for State tax ......-..-..... rs
70 .....-..-....... %
Dent, Edward Hrs House ard lot
part of Fleetwood assessed at 5000.
Deed from Marshall Chapman 4 WIFE.
iiber g S No 0. folio 427, title row In
J Stoddard deed, liber II c c No %.
II lilo 230 &c.
Dae for STATE tax. ........... g.
TO- .....-.,.s.- 10
Frazier, VIM r = Personal property
insisting Of household vehicles and
livestock assessed at $3.50.
Due for State tax ..........,.- 04
: &c. "...........,... 327
Hogekins. Hortense & Sister = 22o
acres Of Gambrill Hill assessed at S11O0,
deed from Christian Bush SaI, liber B
g S No 1, fl 56s & deed from John II
Mitchell, atty, liber B G 5 Mol. fl 500,
also for title see will Of Medora Ann
Johnson and deed from Horte Sc
Hodgeisin to EizAbeth W Duvall. liber
II C c. 22-67o.
Due for state tax. .......... al
Co. .......-...... Q 46
Mudd, Sydney E-lO acres and build
inss 10 La Plata known as art of La
Grange assessed at $4,000. l20 acres and
buildings near La P alta known as part
of Hawthorne assessed at $l4Oc; also
persona property consisting of house
hold. vehicles and livestock assessed at
$40; deed from II NJ Hawkins & wife,
llber J S 7 No s, f 289; deed from A D
Stenestreet ct al, liber j I No 8, folio
/ ls9; deed from 7 d Fatrali, liber j S T
No &, Il 3s2; deed from School Com
m ssioners of Chas. Co, Iiber ] STNo
:. folio 51A;deed from VIVA II Maurice 4
wife, liber y & S No's, fis66s; deed rom
ID Stonestreet ct al, liber b g 5 No IL &,
4 212; deed from James Cardinal Glib
bons liber q S No II, fl IS; deed from
p r Wills, ct al, hber G 5 No II, fl
322; deed from Jane Z Mud & nd, Ii.
Der G S No IL, fl $40; deed from P r
l tE.rf. a. - - no.
III nl,as ~. * W. hpes 2 y 10 - loho ~
u 7. . = ir VI o,onssereet Ct a., nber
Giichrist, trustee, liber L G s No II, d
6oS; save and except from above deeds
and conse ed 80 Cardinal Gibbons 6y
deed recorded in liber b & No II, d SO
Due for State tax................ 20 go
20 ...--........-..s0 S ~
| Middfa.on Tanffar - moo. road
from Newtow to La Plata part Of
Greenland, assessed at 500; deed from
r Stone, liber J S L No 4. fl, 81
Due for state 81
:" co. F." ............ So
Proctor. William Personal rroper.
" consisting Of household vehicles &
livestock assessed at $500.
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w DNEsDAY. May b. 1oI5.

at 10 O'Clock A. NJ aud continue daily
thereafter until all property in said
Charles county upon which taxes are
due and then unpaid for the year 1914
shall be sold, the following described
propertY.
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.TreaSurer'S Sale
- OF 80
Property Of Delinquent
TAXPAYERS.

by VIRTUE Of authority vest. in
ME as Treasurer of Charles county, ]
will proceed to sell, at the Court House
door, in La Plata, Nd, on
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Budd, c NJ and } 6 - Building on
road from Budd's Greek to Wicomico
assessed at $3.50 no record reference.
due for state tax ................. rs
co. = ...4.........s..... 10
Carpenter, Walter hrs, 225 acres
and buildings part Westwood assessed
at 1885; Ss7 acres and buildings, Tulip
Hill near Wicomico assessed at $7005;
600 acres and buildings Bachelors
Hope near Wicomico assessed at s6705;
230 acres and buildings near Ryceville
assessed at $3.50; 324 acres and build
ings Old House Hill on road from Bel
Alton to Newtown assessed at 4090;-
deed from n Wilson Simpson, sheriff,
| liber J S T No /, folio All; deed from
Caroline A Chappelear & nd, liber J S
I MOI. fl 53I; deed from james J Her.
bert, liber NOT, 4 536: deed from
1 Dan'l Haminett, trustee, liber S 7
No I. 4 4O4: deed from Clara Carpenter
ct al, iiber B G S No 5, folio APO; deed
from Henry A Burch ct al, liber g S
lN,5. q 43l; deed from James B Bnrch,
lhber B G No 6 4 co, also deed from
Edward B Good & VT, liber J S 7 No
z, fl S99.
due for state tax. q %
- co .......... ..... l9S SO
Green. James-personal property con-
sistipg Of household, vehicles and live
strek assessed at $50.
due for state ok .........,..... q
co ....-...,......- %
Hardesty, James F; Personal proper
~ consisting OF household, vehicles and
livestock, assessed at S420.
due for state tax ..................l 30
due for CO tax 3 81
Hawkins, Reese; $50 acres and build
angs "Cansins Manor assessed at
$40 So also personal property consist
ing Of household, veh cles, livestock
ana automobile assessed at 1880;
aeed from Frederick II Beahr and VT,
! liber II c o, No 20 n 226.
due for state ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %
-A' w w iaA''.'... ..,,.......,.,lOe 81
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FOURTH DISTRICT.

Budd, c NJ and 6 - Building on
road from Budd's Greek to Wicomico
assessed at $3.50; no record reference.
due for state tax ................. rs
90 . *
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SIXTH DISTRICT.

Adams, Dennis r; House and lot in
Waldorf assessed at $500; also personal
property consisting of household as
sessed at $50; deed from r Lemuel
Williams & wi, liber + d NJ, No 10,
n 433.
duo ior state tax. .................. 93
que Tor co TAX ....-.-.....-.....-. .2 o.
Adams, Edward. Personal property
consisting Of household, vehicles and
livestock assessed at $40.
due for state tax Observation-Disclosures. SO
due for co tax .......e. ...........3 10
Brooks, Bernard; Lot and buildings
on road from Bensyille TO Piscatawsy
assessed at $3.50; also persona! property
consisting Of household. vehicles and
livestock assessed at $2l5; deed from
Dennis Brooks Sr, liner Il c C No rs
Il 6S2.
due for STATE tax..-.......... .237
due for co t X.,................, % 5s
Brown. VIM Henry: acre near Wal
dorf bought Of A B Gardiner assessed
at 500, No record reference.
due for state tax. ..............31
due for co tsx....- so
Bealle, G M; Personal property
consisting of household. vehicles. live.
stock and Merchandise assessed at
$685..
due for state tax .................4 80
due for co tax. ......-.........ll "
Dement, John Z hrs; $50 acres
Friendship and buildings near White
Plains assessed at $1,000; no record ref.
STE No 1851 Equity.
due for state tax. 20
due for co tax......... -.........l7 20
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COLUMN 2.
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SECOND DISTRICT.

Butler. Jacob; 40 acres part Little
iield near Ripley assessed at 1920;
Deed from George K Washington, ct
al, liber II c G, No %, fl AL &c for
I Litchfieldl.
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butler. jacob; Az acres part Little
field" near Ripley assessed at 1920;
Deed from George K Washington, ct
al, liber II C G, No %, fl al &c for
[Litchtield].
due for state tax...... :. Il 30
due for county tax. 8 81
Chapman. Walter A; House and lot
near Pisgah 40 acres) assessed at $500;
also personal property consisting of
household. vehicles and livestock as
sessed at $loo: Deed from Augaiine L
WILDER ct al, liber + D NJ, No Is Il "a j..
ouo sVt STATE Va --......-.-......l Al
uue TOT 60 taA 80, ...--..-.......3 81
Carpenter, Walter, hrs; les acres
'sBowie's Retirement on road fr,m
Grinders Wharf to Pisgah assessed Al
$ll55; Deed from l. Allison Wilmer
atty, iber G B 5, No 10, II Cos &c
due for state tax 4 Is
due for co tax .........S, ~
Gray, samuel; IS acres pit Harrington
end buildings assessed at S525: alsf
prison al property consisting of house
hold, vehicles and livestock assessed al
$225; Deed from John A Gray ct al
llber b G S No IA fl $50
due for state tax ................2 3,
due for co tax.-..s... @ II
Jones, Alfred; 5 acres on road from
Pisgah to Mason Springs assessed a,
500; deed from Ferdinand I Maddox
liber F d NJ No Is II 341
due for state tax........-.t..s 81
due for co tax. ............ -. 81
Mills. Geo W; II 2 acres part Of
Locust Grove on road from Rison L
Ironsides and buildings assessed at $500
Deed from Helen NJ Soule aud hid, libeI
F ID M, No IS fl5ss.
due for state tax. .........,..,...-l 81
due for co tax. II
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jackson, Rose L; House and lot as
sessed at 500: deed from Andrew j
boarman & VT, liber B G S, Noll MA.
due for stats tax. ri
dus for co tax "a
Queenan, Hen-yi Personal property
consisting OF household. vehicles and
livestock as essed at $3.50.
due for state tax 40
uu1 Tor GO TAX ...-.-.............4 IL
Swami, James W; Personal property
consisting Of household and livestock
assessed at $3.50
dur ior state tax...-..., .............T1
dae Tor co TAX ...-................ IS
Saeetney, Nellie, hrs; acres and
buildings near Bel Alton adjoining DR..
+ Spencer assessed az 5000; deed from
Samuel Cox Jr, & VT, to charles
s~eetney, liber S T No efl4&c.
nue lpl' state taA-.-..|-s .|..-.-....,..O z
due for CO tax 20
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Posey, John G; Personal property
consisting Of household. vehicles and
livestock assessed at $50
due for state ..-.......-....-.... 90
due for co tax. -....-...-, .-..........l %
Proctor, Richard; % IL ceres part
If ssrhree Sisters" On road from Pisgah
to Mason Springs and buildings assess
ed ut s432 Norecord reference
due for STATE tax ....4...I.......---.- -
Tue for CO tx .........-...... . Y
Proctor. Mamie, Lot adjoining lots
II Alfred and Emma Jones ASSESSED At
s1O0. No record reference.
Tue for state tax..--.------.- ~
due for co tax -...-....'. ...-.eo
foyer, Mary A; House and lot near
frcnsides assessed at $3.50. No record
reference ~
due for state AK $3.50 ......,... .....4 a
due for co tax-.....t.. ...-'s.... ...,. ~
Thompson, james II: % acres Two
loving Brothers, assessed at Si25 No
record reference.
i1e for state tax ................... 80
lue for co IA ................. 0S
Ward, Noble; 10 acres on road from
Marbury to diinders Wharf assessed
It $3.50; also personal property assessed
1t $3.50 Probably dees, from Alexins
Butler ct al, liber 4 5 +. No 2 Il 1872
title now in Samuel A GRAY.
due for state tax............ 49,. Il sc
due Tor co AK =. ..-...'-.. .....I.a.-.J 10
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Remember

YOUR OLD FRIEND the former Stock King of Charlie
County am back here again and still in the same line
Will Horses all Sheep Lambs Hogs,
&C. Give chance what have to sell and will be satisfied
Hereafter EACH SATURDAY EVENING in front
Hotel La Plata CHOICE FRESH MEATS AT EASONABE PRICES
Remember look up you Sell, Buy Trade
1O-313-tf L BENNETT. IA PLATA, MD
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THIRD DISTRICT.

Agan.& Walters: blanche N Agan,
dal- }; 1850 seres, Taylors Neck an'
buildings 90 Nanlemoy Greek assessed
4 slS l4s; also personal property con-
lst,ng q househoiai h'c,es ana I'VE
stock assessed at $234O; For title SCI
N .. izsl Equity. ,sos
,ne ~. ssA.e eAN'-' 10 a..
'ue '0i W "a =. go = : ~ =
Brown, 9 sorge' ~ Personal proper
" INSISTING o. Vehleies and hvestock
lsst sse1 at $l5O.
iae LOT staee tsN .-.'.-..''-'' 8. s.
'us ior 20 taAt f'f''''''' 1900 .'i ~
Coats. Josephine; House and loi
near Maryland Point assessed at 500;
Probably deed from D Bragunier i
VT to Moses Coats, liber S t No
folio 5s2 &c.
ne for state tax.-................ 81
!ue for co tax ......s............... Sc
Carter Iill;e n. 10 acres mart eWis.
To-, VIA, and h,;1di,,as ,,s,r Rivsrs;s,e
asssssad a. so7o. also ,,srsonal nronertr
causistlng 1T housahold vehicles and
livestock assessed at $3.50. No record
reference.
due for state tax. ..................1 65
due for co tax .........4 So
ru.o. u;l,,. G. x a..as 49,,
49, ~, "a -
500, NJ ,,,s,,,,.l y,.n,,v sss sss.
~ s5so AZ NJ P 5000 $500 s.Uncss
dne fos :. ~ ~ ~ - s'e'SF0 "a
an. Tor 90 tax ia
uaasou w,,,;am. a 80 ~ h,;id-
;ars ', rea,, Iintanss Mil sssassed ~
$40. 49, in,'r, ANA, ps-sI .~s ~ 81
ill., q n = NJ :, Sot
Az 60, ststa : ~ - AZ
ane far ~ Z, - tax 81
-. - ,,..-. ,,.,
crsfss 49, ana sss1 M, ,;nas .sssssed =, s,sso.
also nerSonai nronertv eonsisting a
lha.ssahold 1seAsfs,c,s ei.ss hsss sssessfs
LAT 500: deed from Annie MjIstead
liber J S 4, No n 1872 sc,
due for state tax. 49,. -.....-....1 oS
due for co tax. .,..................5 so
johnson, Ella BE- acres ! mile from
Clifton Beach assessed at 500; no re-
cord reference
iue TOT state taA...-. .--...---...- u
- y
~, onak e,. siat sils, " acres par.
n ,n 3ls'sis auu 1us .E assessse a.
s9toi aiso pefsonal properly CONSISTING
u 500. s' gu ''syseoeA an
49,. ~ ~ H.. rnW =. % q ,Ss
deed from Clinton II Wheeler & VT. IL
Der F D NJ No 20, fl 42G.
due for state tax 49,. ... 2S2
co ...........s4.... ~
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any small cities these thing do not
apply.
do not believe. Mr.. President, that
we should NEEDLE with the Constitu-
ton of the State before we give the
law time to prov itslf. We should not
make a football Of the Constitution Of
the State and kick II back and forth
every four years.
Mr. COLBY OF Somerset: Mr.. Pres
ident, ! would not care to shut off
debate in this honorable body, but
of the committees have meetings this
are going to Portland. move the pre-
yious question.
A viva voce vote being taken the
previous question was ordered.
The PRESIDENT: The bill before
us is An Act to repeal Chapter 221 of
the Public Laws Of the year 1918. en-
titled IAN Act to provide for nomina-
ton of candidates Of political parties
by promary election" and amend
rnents thereto.
The question is upon the motion of
the senator from Somerset. Senator
Walker, to accept Report B of the
committee, ought not to pass. And ON
this motion the senator from York,
Senator Cole, has asked for the yeas
and nays.
A rising vote was taken and a suf-
hcient number having arisen the
yeas and nays were ordered, and the
secretary called the roll Those voting
yea were: Messrs. Allen, Ames, Bur-
leigh. Chatto, Clark, Colby, Cole, Co
nant. Dunton, Durgin, Emery, Fsaher-
ty. Fulton, Herrick, Hersey, Leary,
Peacock. Scammon, Swift, Walker
weld-21. Those voting nay were:
Messrs. Bartlett. Boynton, Butler
Garcelon, Hastings, Jillson. Moulton,
Murphy. Price, Thurston-1o.
Twenty-one having voted yea and
10 having voted nay. Report B, ought
not 10 pass was accepted.
Sent down for concurrence.
Orders of the Day.
On motion by Mr.. Walker of Somer
sat. An Act TO amend Section of
| Chapter 81 Of the Private and Special
Laws Of 1879, entitled Ar Act relat-
Ing to the schools in the city of Port
land" was taken from the table.
on further motion by the same SEN
ator the bill was referred TO the Fort
land delegation in concurrence.
On rnotioh by Mr. Walker Of Somer-
set,
Adjourned
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HOUSE..

Thursday February IS, 1915.
The House met according 70 ad-
iournment and was called TO order by
the Speaker.
PRAYER by the Rev. Mr.. Burgess Of
Augusta
Journal Of previous session read
and approved.
Papers from the Senate disposed Of
iv7 concurrence
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Senate Bills on First Reading.

Senate "a Resolve in favor of the
joint specia! committee On salaries
and fees Of the 10Th Legislature.
Senate Sc: Resolve providing Tor
co-operat tive work with the United
State Geological survey, under the
direction Of the Public Utilities Com
mission.
Senate So. Resolve providing for
the completion of the book Of plans
for Knox county, and appropriating
money therefor.
Senate 90: An &C, TO incorporate
the Mopang Dam and Improvement
Company.
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First Reading Of Printed Bills and
Resolves.

House 1872: An Act to amend and ex-
tend the charter OF the Baker and Spen-
GER Brook Dam and Improvement Com
parry.
House 1874: An Act relating to tres
pass upon grounds of agricultural So
cieties
House 19l: Resolve, in favor of Sa-
lathiel D. Seeley of Perry, in the County
of Washington, for an increase Of pen
sion
House 40: Resolve, in favor O. Mary
z. Elwell of ChestervilIe.
House 1Se; Resolve, in favor Of Les
ter Patten
House lSN: Resolve. in favor Of repair
ing bridge in Forest City.
House Isl: Resolve, in favor Of repair
ing the New kenduskeag road in the
town Of Glenburn.
Mr. CONNERS Of Bangor: Mr.. Speak
er: Could | be informed as to the bill re-
laing to the town OF Glenbun?
THE SPEAKER: The Chair will in
form this gentleman from Bangor. Mr..
Connors, that this is resolve in favor
the town OF Glenburn.
MI. tfo-N MRS. On account OF the
absence of Mr.. Hill, who is interested
in the matter. / would move to have
that placed On the table pending its next
reading
The motion was agreed to and the re-
solve was tabled pending its second
reading.
House 1856: Resolve. in favor of Gard
liner and Randolph bridge between Gar
diner and Randolph.
House 1S5: Resolve, IN favor Of Ma
chiasport and East Machias Bridge.
House 1Si Resolve, for the building
OF bridge across kenduskea4g Stream
in the town of Cor.nth, Penobscot
County.
Mr. CONNEES Of Bangor: Mr.. Speak
er: l would move that that resolve be
laid on the table pending its next read
ing.
The motion was agreed TO, and the re-
solve was tabled pending its second
reading.
Mr. CONNERs: Mr.. Speaker: In ex-
PLANTATION Of my motions, would say
that Mr.. Hill OF Corinth is Ill at home.
and he asked me to look out for his
matters and not knowing definitely what
he wants, l have asked to have it placed
on the table.
The SPEAKER: The Chair lays be-
fore the House a resolve and petition
just received from the Senate for con-
current action, as follows: Resolution
of the ". c. T. L. Of Fayette in favor
Of refornlatory for women. In tA!s
Senate this resolution was referred to
the committee on state school for boys
and industrial school for girls.
The resolution was SO referred in con-
currerce.
Also petition Of z. c. Carroll and e
others Of tie city Of Augusta for the
enactment of Senate Document No. q.
An Act 70 establish reformatory for
, lcontinued on PAGE 12[Eoiumn a.