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SALARIES AND FEES.

The Committee on Salaries and Fees
will give a public hearing in its room at
the State House. in Augusta. troom 11S>
TUESDAY. Feb. 8. 1s15s on the follow
ing bills.
An Act to amend paragraph 2 Of sec
ton ! Of Chapter 116 of the Revised
Statutes. relating to the compensation
Of the subordinate officers Of the Maine
State Prison.
An Act to equalize the salaries Of the
An Act to euualize the salaries OF the
clerk of judicial courts
sheriffs.
An Act to equalize the salaries of
registers of probate.
TUESDAY. Feb 16, 1915, at P NJ. on
the following:
An Act TO fix the salary Of the NUM-
cipal judge Of the municipal court Of
Sanford.
An Act to amend paragraph of Sec
ton of Chapter ZIG Of the Revised Stat
utes relating TO the expense Of the Judge
of the kennebec superior court.
An Act TO amend Section of Chapter
III Of the Private and Special Laws OF
Laws of 1903. relating to the salaries of
judge and recorder Of Bangor municipal
court.
An Act to amend Chapter 274 Of the
amended f by 6hspser $50 Of the Prva1e
and Special Laws of 1897 relating to the
salaries of the Recorder Of the municipal
court for the city OF Portland,
An Act in relation to the salary OF the
judge of the municipal court of Portland
An Act to increase salary OF probation
officer for the county of Cumberland and
TO create ONCE of assistant.
All Act to fix the salary of the judge
Of the municipal court Of PASSPORT.
An Act TO amend Section q of Chapter
1876 of the Private and Special Laws OF
1911 relating to salaries of Judge and re-
corder OF the Piscataquis municipal
court.
: An Act to amend Section II Of Chapte,
352 of the Private and Special Laws o,
1866 relating to salary of the judge OF
Caribou municipal court
An Act to fix the salary Of the judge Of
the Belfast municipal court.
An Act to amend Section Is OF Chapter
SS9S of the Private and Special Laws OF
1909 as amended by Chapter go of tht
Private and Special Laws of 1918 relative
to the salary OF the judge of Millinocket
! municipal court.
An Act to amend Section Is Of Chap
ia of the Private and Special Laws o!
1911 relating to fees of recorder Of the
Houlton municipal court.
An Act to increase the salary of the
recorder Of the Houlton municipal court
An Act to fix the salary of the clerk Of
the municipal court of the city of Au
! burn
An Act TO amend Section one of Chap
ter "a OF the Private and Special Law.
OF 1907, relating to clerk hire for the
municipal court OF the city of Lewiston
L. NJ. SANBORN, Sec.
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LEGAL AFFAIRS,

The Committee on Legal Affairs will
give public hearing in its room at the
State House, in Augusta, on
WEDNESDAY, Feb 10, 1915, at P NJ
An Act to repeal Chapter two hundred
and twenty-one of the Public Laws OF
the year nineteen hundred and thirteen.
entitled AN Act TO provide for nonina-
primary elections and amendments
thereto.
Resolve proposing an amendment to
the Constitution Of the State OF Maine
next after the first Monday in Novem-
Der. bieDnially OF Governor. Senators,
representatives and other officers now
required 10 he elected on the second
Monday of September biennially.
THURSDAY, Feb 18th, 1875 2 F. M.
Hearing on House Bill No. {,
An Act to create q board of exanina-
ton and registration OF nurses.
An Act to amend ana extend the char
ter Of the Baker and Spencer Brook Dam
ano Improvement Company.
An Act to extend the time in which the
Maine Title Guarantee Company is au-
thorlzed TO commence business.
TUESDAY, Feb. 16 1915, at ?. NJ
An Act to permit the town Of South
port to obtain a supply of pure water.
An Act 10 authorize the town Of South
port to own and maintain An electric
lighting and power plant
An Act to amend the charter OF the
Guilford water district.
An Act to amend Chap. 4s9 of the
Private and Special Laws of 1901 entitled
AN Act to supply the town of Lubec
with pure water.
House Bill No Is An Act to incor-
porate the South Berwick Sewer Co.
An Act to amend the charter of the
city of Augusta with respect to the sal
airy of the Mayor.
JAMES A. LEWIS, Sec.
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labor ora materials are not furnished
py contract, then the owner may give
written notice that he will not be re-
sponsible therefor. The lien takes
precedence over other claims.
Herrick Of Franklin-Act empow-
erlng an insurance company to can
Gel any policy issued according to the
Revised Statutes without rendering
to the assured a rata Bile proportion
OF the premium if the premium has
not been paid TO the company or its
agents.
Bartlett of kennebec-Act en-
powering the insurance commissioner
10 apply to any justice of the su-
preme court for an order directing
| any domestic mutual fire insurance
company or assessment casualty
company TO show cause why the com
missioner should not take possession
of its property and conduct its bust.
ness, in case the company is found in
solvent or has violated its charter OF
the law of the State
Herrick Of Franklin-Resoive APP
propriating $4,000 TO aid in repairing
the highway from Stratton village to
Blgelow station, with accompanying
petitions.
Burleigh of Aroostook-Resolve in
favor Of aid for building a highway
bridge over the St. John river be-
| tween Madawaska, Maine, and Ed
| mundston, n. 3. The State is asked
to appropriate $4,000 for each of the
| years 1915 and 1916, on condition tina;
the county Of Aroostook appropriates
$4,000 annually for Two years. tbs
town OF Madawaska $500 for each 0.
two years, and the Dominion Of Can.
ada or the Province Of New Bruins
wick appropriates $4,000 for this
purpose.
Senate Committee Reports.
| The committee on appropriation:
and financial affairs reported ought Il
! pass on the resolve appropriatins
! S1,676.65 for the expenses Of the join
/ special committee on salaries an(
! fees Of the 10th Legislature
/ This committee also reported ough
I to pass in new draft on the resolv;
! providing for cooperative work VIII
| the United States Geological survey
! The original resolve called for tn,
appropriation of $4,000 annually fol
two years, but the new .sdraft cut:
this amount to $4,000 for each Of tn,
years 1915 and 1916.
Several petitions and resolutions il
favor Of woman suffrage. State ex
detrimental farm. registration o
nurses, and d refornatory TOY womer
We're received. A remonstrance wa.
received from the employees of III
Aroostook Valley Electric r r
against the FIaherty bill making i
mandatory for conductors ana motor
men on electric railways to work n,
more than nine hours in II. IL thei
remonstrance these employees sa!
that during busy times they are gla,
10 get in extra work while in slacl
! times they are subjected to shor
days or no work at ali. There are i
signers to the renonstrance.
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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, on the fol-
lowing:
WEDNESDAY. Feb. 10Th, at Il A. NJ
J. An Act additional to Chapter As Of
the Revised Statutes in relation to saw
ings banks and institutions for savings
2 An Act to amend Sec. 26 of Chapter
Is of the Revised Statutes OF 1861 relating
to the deposit by savings banks and in
situations for savings of collateral for
loans outside the State.
g. An Act TO amend Sec. q of Chap. IS
Of the Revised Statutes of 1868, as amend
ed by Chap. 60 Of the Public Laws Of
1907, relating to deposits in savings banks
and institutions for savings in the names
of married women and minors.
CHAS. r. DUNTON, Chairman
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said thoughtfully. "You must have
got some notion. Ruth. You were with
her some time
Eyes, have an idea" she responded.
I'm not sure Of all the details, but
it seems Mrs Darnell knew both ia
Their and Harry Wilkerson in the old
days andLand"-
And WHAT"
well" she went on, blushing divine
", father didn't like Jean and
wouldn't have anything to do with her
nor allow me to either. She always
hated father after that
''Wnkerson is certainly in love with
her John said presently.
Il think he is Ruth asserted. "But
she doesn't care anything about him,
I'm sure. All she is after is money"
Later in the evening as they discuss
ed the events Of the day John brought
UP the subject of Wilkerson's anxiety
for the papers again and recalled the
fact that old Tom Gallon had always
insisted on Wilkerson's knowledge Of
something.
'I wonder inst what it was" he went
on. +'If he knows Just where that
rich lode is he's concealed his knowl-
edge pretty well. and the eagerness he
Is showing to get hold of the plans Is
proof that he isn't sure
He is spending lots Of money" she
sighed How much longer can we
keep this up. John: Surely we are
broke again.
Not so long as good old Everett
sticks by US" was the response.
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APPROPRIATIONS AND FlNAN'
CIAt AFFAIRS.

The Committee on Appropriations and
Financial Affairs will give a public hear
ing in its room at the State House IN
Augusta,
TUESDAY. Feb. 3. p. NJ.
No. g. Resolve in favor Of the North
ern Maine General Hospital. Eagle Lake.
No. "a. Resolve in favor Of Greenviile
Junction Y. M. c. A. Hospital
No 25 Resolve in favor Of the Presque
Isle General Hospital
No. rs. Resolve In favor Of the Chill
drens Hospital, Portland.
No. q. Resolve in favor Of the Madi-
gan Memorial Hospital. Houiton.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 10, p NJ
No. g. Resolve in favor of the Bar
Harbor Medical and Surgical Hospital to
partially defray running expenses.
No. %. Resolve in favor of the An
droscoggin Anti-Tuberculosis Associa-
ton, for maintenance.
No 80. Resolve in favor Of the Maine
State Sanatorium. Hebron.
No. 81. Resolve in favor of the Trull
Hospital Aid Association.
No 80. Resolve in favor Of the Waldo
County General Hospital.
H. E. NICHOLAS, Sec.
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WAYS AND BRIDGES

The Committee on Ways and Bridges
will give q public hearing in its room at
the State House. in Augusta,
THURSDAY, Fep. ii. at ?. NJ.
a. Resolve for rebuilding a section Of
Marsh Hill in the town Of Stockton
Springs.
Il An Act to amend Chap. 35s of the
Private and Special Laws or 1883, relating
to construction OF bridge over tide wat
ers between Orrs Island and Bailey S
Island.
% Resolve in favor Of bridge across
the easterly part of the west channel of
Sebec river in the town Of Milo, county
Of Piscataquis.
as Resolve in favor of Machiasport
and East Machias bridge.
IS. Resolve for the building of bridge
across Kenduskeag Stream in the town
of Corinth. Penobscot county.
90. Resolve in favor of bridge in the
town of Montviile.
SO Resolve in favor of the construction
of Lord bridge over Marsh stream in the
IS. Resolve in favor of the Dunn's
Notch road in Andover North Surplus
and Grafton, both in the county Of Ok
a Resolve in favor of the town Of
a. Resolve in favor of repairing the
main highway. IN the towns OF Norway
a.. Resolve to provide for improvement
OF highway in the towns OF Greenwood
and Woodstock.
A.; Resolve TO provide for repair OF
the east branch of the Penobscot river.
A., Resolve in favor of repairing bridge
in Forest city.
81 Resolve for the permanent improve
keag road In the town Of Glsnburn.
FRIDAY, Feb. z, at P. NJ
q. An Act to repeal Chapter 326 OF the
Private and Special Laws of 1905, entitled
rr,,1e 90 no 10 AZ
in AT the etc town VI Of castine'" ~ u '"e ''"1S
% Resolve in favor of rebuilding a
road through Loweirs woods. SO called in
the town Of Penobscot.
bridge across the Mattawamkeag river
in the town, of Haynesvilie in the county
of Aroostook.
Webster TO be used in building an iron
bridge with concrete piers across the
Mattagoodus stream in Webster plants
ton.
sist the town of South Thomaston in re-
building Spruce Head bridge.
s.. Petition Of ': sasnqw and other
nnd other res nn Of vassaeoro foT
bridge across kennebec river between
towns of vassalboru and Sidney:
3S. Resolve for aid in rebuilding a
Southport and the town Of Boothbay
Harbor.
50. Resolve in favor Of road in the
| towns Of Amherst and Clifton In the
counties Of Hancock and Penobscot re-
spectively.
40. An Act to amend Chapter 13e Of the
Public Laws OF 1913 to provide for q more
equitable distribution Of funds for state
ii. An Act to amend Chapter 100 OF the
Public Laws Of 1918 to provide for a more
. equitable distribution OF funds for state
| aid roads.
q. Resolve in favor Of rebuilding Cape
Roxier bridge over Goose Falls in the
town of Brooksyiile.
| Is. Resolve in favor Of repairing the
main highway leading from the town OF
Franklin in Hancock county to the town
| of Cherryfeld in Washington county.
50. Resolve in fayor Of bridges in
Township 81 NJ D., Washington county
81. Resolve In favor Of the construc-
ton of q bridge across Cousins river, in
the town OF Yarmouth
SO. Resolve IN favor OF eliminating
bridge on causeway OF. Machias
MARK P. POLLARD. Sec
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possible on opposite sides of the build
ing.
Two more bills relating to the game
laws appear; the one presented by
Wheeler of Brunswick, the other by
Wyman Of Kingfieid. Rep. Wheeler's
bill is an act to amend the revised
statutes as amended relating to the
protection Of game birds. The act fixes
an annual close season for partridge
and woodcock from December to Sep
TENDER 30 of the following year; on
all varieties of wild ducks, brant and
geese from December 16 Of each year
to August 81 of the following year; on
black bustard and golden plover from
December / of each year to August IA
of the following year.
Rep. Wyman's bill is an act to
amend the revised statutes as amend
ed making an annual close season on
wild hares or rabbits during the
months Of April, May. June, July, Au-
gust and September.
Rep. Goldthwaite of Biddeford pre-
sents an act amending the revised
statutes so that a new standard of
measurement is provided for the de-
termining of the legal length of lob
sters This amendment would change
the present law so that il would more
nearly conform TO the limitations set
by the Massachusetts statute. AS the
revised statutes are now framed with
amendments made by the public laws
Of 1907 and 1909, a lobster in order 10
be Of legal length must be four and
three quarter inches from the bone OF
the nose TO the center of the solid
shell where the tail joins the body
In other words the present Statute is
virtually the old 10 l. inch law. The
Goldthwaite amendment would make a
legal lobster four and one eighth
inches from the nose 10 the break OF
the tail. This in practise would make
the length Of a legal lobster from nose
to the Tip Of the tail practically nine
inches.
/ No modification is made in the pres
ent statute III regard to the penalties
/ for the possession or sale Of Illegal lob
sters or for the possession or sale OF
| lobster meat. Canning factories as
well as fishermen are made subject tc
| the Goldthwalte amendment
While there has been a general dis
cussion that the lobster law when il
MADE its appearance would have a
/ maximum and minimum provision. the
/ Goldthwaite amendment mentions only
the minimum length at which HOLSTERS
may legally he caught, and would not
change the existing law to make tbs
/ catching Of the big adult HOLSTERS il
I lpral
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CHAPTER XXI.

The Quest OF the t7iho0s
T~ HAT night Wilkerson sought
cut Jean Darnell. She re-
l@S ceived him In q manner that
49, told him distinctly that she
was in a towering rage, though she
was outwardly calm.
Wilkerson paid no attention appar-
entity to her blazing eyes nor TO her r.
strained, "wel, once more your
schemes have failed"
mot failed" he said boldly. Il ID
NIT we nearly passed up what We wsra
looking for. Do you remember that
idol that was in the chest?"
Jean stopped her nervous pacing oe
the floor and fixed her great, taWny
eyes on Wilkerson.
Harry" she said husk1ly, II a$
weary of this"
"wait a moment" hs pleaosd
when 1 went back to the launch I
found that Dorr had been QuiHlng tAs
men about that image"
"And 1 suppose he had got Il"
mo, he didn't Ono Of the saAag
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COMMITTEE HEARINGS
JUDICIARY.


The Committee or judiciary will give
public hearing il its room at the State
House, in Augusta. on
THURSDAY. Feb. i. 1915. at p. N.
No :. Resolve. proposing an amend
ment 10 the Constitution giving political
rights TO women upon equal terms with
men.
TUESDAY. Feb. Is 1915 at P. NJ.
No. l. An Act to amend that part OF
Sec. : Of Chap. 50 Of the Revised Stat
utes Of Maine relating 10 regular ses-
sions Of the county commissioners in
oxford county.
No 70. An Act to amend Chap. $40 of
the Private and Special laws Of 1871! en-
Titled An Act TO Incorporate the Rum
ford and Mexico Water District"
No. 16. An Act 10 extend the powers OF
the Limerick Water and Electric Com
pany.
no. II. An Act to amend and extend
the powers Of the Hiram Water, Lght
and Power Company.
THURSDAY. Feb. IS, 1916, at P. NJ.
No. 9. blouse No. 81 An Act TO incor-
porate kennebunk water district.
LEONARD A. PIERCE. Sec'y.
THOMAS L. SULLIVAN. Clerk
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Ha-tiand Grange.

Hartland Grange met IN regular SEES
sion with about 20 members present.
A question Of great importance TO the
farmer was discussed: Which Is the
Most Frof:t25le Cor the Farmer. 70 Sell
His MIX 10 the Creamery or Make
Butter Opened by II. H. Fuller
ESSAYS were given by Miss Packard
AND Miss salisbury, The First and
Second degrees viii be worked next
Saturday and a Snip social will be
given.
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"But-maybe father was mistaken.
and we can't pay 1t all back!'
Nonsense" he said reassuringly. Il
can make the mine pay Just - It
stands. But promised your father I'd
see that you got all your rights. and hs
certainly meant for you to have the
wealth hidden somewhere in The Mas
ter Key mine"
"And we've lost the deeds ana the
key, and we haven't found the plans"
she sighed.
I'll find that Hindu and bis pre-
cious idol if 4 have to 60 to India" he
said promptly. Zone thing-we won't
have Harry Wilkerson spelling our
schemes He'll give up now
But Wilkerson had not given up. On
his return from the bank he had learn
ed from the launch captain Of DORIS
interest in the idol, and he had prompt
~ followed this clew, with the result
that he knew as much about its where
abouts as John and Ruth did, so far
as its getting into the hands Of an
East Indian peddler was concerned.
Whether Dorr had recovered the image
from him he did not know.
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AGRICULTURE.

The Committee on Agriculture viii give
a public hearing in its room at the State
House. in Augusta,
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 10. at p. NJ, In
Room 107.
Nc. l. An Act to provide for conduct
ing scientific Investigations, bearing up
on the agriculture Of Aroostook county.
No. 2. Resolve for the completion OF
the purchase of the farm and the erec-
ton of buildings thereon Of the farm
purchased under the provisions Of Chap.
100 of the Private and Special Laws Of
1872 for the purpose of scientific inves-
LEGATIONS in agriculture in Aroostook
county.
No 4. An Act requiring all butter g.
fered or exposed for sale or sold to be
STAMPED with the makers name.
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and booms in Kennebec river above the
Ou " HcHO
ontinued)

and booms in Kennebec river above the
Augusta dam.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. II, 1915, at cP NJ.
on the following bills:
No. g. An Act to amend Sec Of Chap.
ter $50 of the Private and Special Laws
OF 1911, relative to the water rights of the
Dover and Foxcroft Water District
NO. a. An Act to close Socatean Stream
to power boats.
No. S. An Act to amend IAN Act to in
corporate the Sawtelle Brook Dam and
Improvement Company"
No II. An Act to regulate anchorage
in waters Of Moosehead Lake bordering
on Kineo.
ALBION w. BLAKE, Sec
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ksT or new BILLS INTRODUCED
(I0NDAY IN THE LECISl AZURE
MEASURES RELATING TO COURTS

,ilj possibly be interesting ar
r. soved 10 the winds when Rep.
:. rorjnth. sees his bill to abolish
w nj salaries to judges of su-
",5 srprr.or courts after their
a-. rocked in the gale of legis-
ssne-e In regard to the pay
1 y salaries 10 retired justices
,ql Of ms public laws of 1911
.rs-ice II the supreme judicial
slpe-tor court who, having at
.be age II % years and having
os such Justice for at least ten
f..,.,re wears resigns his said Of
csa s4s = serve at the eXpira-
- arv ,avru thereof, shall during
a-a.rde, If his life receive an
sagsI 10 one half the salary
1. = rv iav payable to him at the
Il sgot resi- nation or termina-
n service 70 be paid by the
- me same manner as the SAL
- ,nst.-as Of said court are paid.
pror.sl1't- ~ lfl!s ACT SHAH apply
f.sser. and former justices Of said
/. PROVIDED however. that such
=, shall within one year after at
T. me a4s OF 20 wears and serv-
sYr. justice for at least ten
.o,,.f;. vpa~s cease to serve as
lasucc
HIS measure aims 10 olscon-
] payments as sHpu4aleo III Inc
gong s4c.-'A u Inc Ia" quo'eo'
k0,het "-- 'r1i' Ing 70 me courts
Il so-clltag On dreh Act miro
L IL .At House nE Sahpofn OF
b Eo-1sn+ me purpose OF the act
cree q 81" 10 correct anu pTo-
Aeir .rs~ .'-itci'0 anu oHeIIuIhs
tren. Tbs -s t1fo"h as lile JuVe-
|cgur T.. V''th mas Hlaue It's APP
|ance T. ,'' i-St le" sessions OF
Legs. ! ne hlA PROVIDES
~ coul.'-:s containing over wv
Eepui- troy 81 especiai court shail
|StanIlste1 'e % known as the Ju-
J. e.a~- -.HS governor fhaH ap-
! -l..---- - rp-:1 JudSe on peu-
IT, t.- -iiN commlss!oners OF
|Ogr-' 49," the -udGe snail receive
|lr' - -'t Tel YEAR, The act
apl AN enid less than II
Of ae. F"sta-uE or being at the
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INTERIORS WATERS.

The Committee on Interior Waters viii
give a public hearing in its room at the
State House. in Augusta,
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 10. 1915, on the fol-
lowing bills:
No g. An Act to authorize the Maine
Water Company to take water frem Sab
bath Day Pond.
No 4 An Act relating to the Clark
Power Company.
No 5. Resolve in aid of navigation on
Lewye Long and Big Lakes il Wash
ington county.
No. 10 An Act to authorize the Kenne-
bee Lumber Company to maintain pierS
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REVISION OF THE STATUTES.

No. l. The Committee on Revision of
the Statutes will give public hearing in
the Judiciary room at the State House,
in Augusta, on Wednesday, Feb. 10, 1915,
at 2 P M, upon all matters concerned
with the Revision of the Statutes.
MARTIN L. DCRGIN, Sec.
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TOWNS

The committee on towns will give q
public hearing in its room at the State
House, in Augusta,
TUESDAY, Feb 16 2 P. NJ
]. An Act in favor of the union Of the
towns of Dover and Foxcroft
2. An Act relating to the town Of Dix.
field.
JAMES w. GREELEY, Secretary.
NEIL S. GRAY, Clerk.
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PUBLIC HEALTH.

give a public hearing in Room 81 at the
State House. Augusta, Maine,
TUESDAY, Feb 16. at 40 P. M.
Resolve in aid Of the Maine Anti
tuberculosis Association, for educational
and organization purposes.
r. o. MICHAJD, Sec. and Clerk.
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LABOR.

The Committee on Labor will give a
public hearing in the Senate Chamber
THURSDAY, Feb II, 1915. at r NJ,
on the following bill,
An Act relative to the hours of employ
ment for women and children.
HENRY A DESCOTEAUX, Sec