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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-07
BIRTH RECORD

BIRTH RECORD
The following birth certificate
were filed at the city health of
flee Monday: Born to Mr.. ant
Mrs. ]. Il. Howard, S426 Soutl
Tacoma avenue, girl, Novembe1
go; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. Bad
ger, 5202 South Warner street
girl. November 80; Mr.. and Mrs
E. @. Kruger, 561S South Law
renee street, boy, November Is
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Rustia, 100!
South Yakima avenue, girl, No
veinber 26; Mr.. and Mrs. Harr,
A. Bringolf, girl, November 20
Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. Waukela, Gal
ifornia, boy, November Ia; Mr.
and Mrs. Nick Jetland, $40 Nortl
X street, girl, November 20.
T. DR.. Robinson, Dentist, National
Realty building. adv.
Spanish cabinet of Eduardo
DatO resigns.
Toledo, o., observes holiday Il
celebrate return of its former
mayor, Brand Whitlock, u. S
minister to Belgium.
Holly wreaths with berries
SOC. RittO Floral Co., 9th ant
st. Helens. Main 1917. adv
John T. Mulcahy of Fairfax, ar
rested for selling liquor in dr.,
unit, forfeits bail of $50. Judge
Graham orders destruction of SOC
bottles of beer taken in the raid.
ii. j. Trubshaw chosen presi.
dent of Sumner Commercial club
Mclean the contract mover.
Main 1850. adv. I"
E. j. Armour elected first chief
forester of Court Tacoma, No. /,
Fcresters of America, at annual
election in Maccabee hall last
night.
Earl johnson, 14-year-old or
phan boy of Big Rapids, Mich,
picked up by police in l. w. w.
hall.
Charles II. Mellen testifies fed.
eral prosecution accomplished
practical ruin" of New Haven
railroad.
Charged with transporting
woman from Oregon to Washing
ton in violation of white slave
law, Vincent Stasen in brought to
Tacoma by federal officers.
Fire in northwest sales branch
OF Metz motor car company in
Seattle causes loss of $25, 1000.
John Calvin elected mayor Of
Centralia, carrying every precinct.
"Training the Child in the VAL
ne of Money" subject of paper
read by Mrs. E. 0. Mathis before
Puyallup Woman's club.
: Olympia has municipal election
today to choose mayor, city attor-
ney, treasurer and four council
men.
j. f. Gillies, discharged claim
agent of industrial insurance COM
mission, still held in Thurston
county jail on charge OF falsify-
ing public records.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
J. ]. Mitchell and Ruth Stew
art. both of Tacoma: A. ]. Sinner
son and Rhoda Austin, both of
Gig Harbor.
IRELAND GAINS
IN POPULATION
DUBLIN, Dec. 7.--Ireland has
gained nearly 10000 since the
last census was taken, according
to figures complied In Dublin re-
Gently. immigration dropped con-
siderably. only 3.511 leaving since
September.
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Burglars take watch and chain
valued heirloom, from home oil
Mrs. H. p. Cochran, 2I5 South ]
street.
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ON WOMAN SUFFRAGE
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec e.
President Wilson told 800 dele
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StIUHSIy dS to UUeS 10 VIIItT CIJI-
Zens.
But labor wants to clear un-
derstanding of just what is to be
meant by American supremacy.
If supremacy shall involve the
draining of the country's wealth
for investments in other mar
kets, WHILE MILLIONS OF
MEN AND WOMEN AT HOME
CONTINUE TO LABOR LONG
HOURS FOR LESS THAN
LIVING WAGES, labor wants
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sTELLA's BARGAIN COUNTER
Some women
would like to
have two votes
her own and her
husbands.

Price of fresh eggs takes sud-
den drop of 3 to cents a dozen.
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Pedic society of Washington be.
gins effort to get legislation to
benefit chiropodists.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-07

Swan Samson, Tacoma hotel
keeper, weds Miss Alice Ander.
son.
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LINCOLN, Neb, Dec. 7-Folowng receipt letter from
Colonel Roosevelt,
didae for president by Secretary State
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Diamond Rings SIS to $3.50
Pfaff, Jeweler, 1147 Brdwy. adv
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Wholesale Hay and Grain
Prices.

Glover. S1eWf7: aifalfa. 91l
OILS: corn. $2S029; wheat. o31
035: whole barley. $280 49,
rolled oats, $50; bran. 31os
shorts, $2S; hops. 1915 crop. 3 ~
12hc lab.
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SHIPWORkERS STRIKE

SEATTLE Dec Ship workers in the Seattle Construction
ydock Co.'s plant struck higher
day. Labor leaders said walked
while officials of the said the striking
absence
freighters under construction in the yard
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STANLEY BELL PRINTING co
adv"
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Senator POindexter attends sem
ate republican caucus and joins
its organization.
A. ]. GoOdell, representing
Bunker Hill Smelling Co. in Sc
lection of site for 81, 900, 700 lead
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

j. ]. Mitchell and Ruth Stew
art. both of Tacoma; A. ]. Sinner
son and Rhoda Austin, both of
Gie Harbor.
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LA !}!.g; | WEN! 5,!II Of
BY JOHN p. WHIT

BY JOHN p WHITE
president of the United Mine Workers)
written Especially for the Times. Copyright, 1015)
American supremacy after the war is an ambitio
that appeals to the members of organized labor
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Bread and con-
densed milk for
homeless kittens
costs city so
cents during last
month.
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Toledo, o., observes holiday Il
celebrate return of its former
mayor, Brand Whitlock, u. S
minister to Belgium.
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ore smelter, returns to Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-07

Spanish cabinet of Eduardo
Dato resigns.
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TURN To THE CI.AssIEfuU
WANT ADS ON PAGK 3 E00
RESULTS. SEX PA0r NIX.
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Selling Prices TO Retailers
For Butter. Eggs and Choose

Cheese-W Washington, tic; Til
lamook, lie; Domestic Swiss,
21c.
Eggs-Fresh ranch, 44Q45c;
storage, use.
Butter-.vasninsron creamery.
S2033c.
WhoicsRls neat ssrIces.
Fresh Meats-Steers, 10 q lie,
heifers, 10c; hogs, trimmed sides
16c; mutton, wethers, 11hc;
lamb, 12h @14c; ewes 100
10hc; whole hog, lie.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-07

- DR.. Robinson, Dentist, National
Realty building. adv,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-07

Holly wreaths with berries
SOC. RittO Floral Co., 9th ant
st. Helens. Main 1917. adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-07

j. F. Gillies, discharged claim
agent of industrial insurance COM
mission, still held in Thurston
county jail on charge OF falsify-
ing public records.
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John T. Mulcahy of Fairfax, ar.
rested for selling liquor in dry
unit, forfeits bail of $50. Judge
Graham orders destruction of 500
bottles of beer taken in the raid.
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ii. j. Trubshaw chosen presi.
dent of Sumner Commercial club
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-22
EXCEPTIONS SuS-
Tanned IN A kENNE-
Bee LIQUOR CASE

Because the evidence against him was
chiefly of 'hearsay'' nature Odilon But
Ter, kennebec county man, has been
granted new trial by the law court, in
liquor case brought against him by
the state. the rescript, just handed
down. is Of much interest and is given
below il full:
Rescript. Spear. J.-Tnis case involves
an indictment against Odilon Butler in
the usual form for keeping a drinking
house ana tipping shop. He was ar
raigned, entered a plea Of not guilty and
was put upon trial The bill of excep-
tons states the case:
During the progress Of the trial the
county attorney introduced the testi-
mony of two deputy sheriffs: namely.
Chanies H. Harrington and John Rod
erick. Neither of them gave evidence
or were requested to give evidence with
regard to having any knowledge of their
own that the respondent maintained
tipping shop or was guilty OF any in
fraction Of the prohibitory law under the
Indictment on which he was arraigned
but were allowed to testify that COM
plants had been made to them that IL
quors had been sold at the place Of the
respondent.
This evidence so Tar as appears was
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not offered as preliminary to or as a
part Of any other testimony tending 10
snow that these witnesses had any in
formation regarding the character Of
the defendants business other than the
complaint made by the undisclosed per-
sons This testimony offered in chief by
the state, consisting Of the sole stale
ment on the part Of the witnesses. and
not preliminary 10 nor connected with.
any other statement BY them. can be re-
garded only as heresay evidence and
must fall within the hearsay rule They
were bui repeating that certain persons
in the community had informed them
that they believed the defendant was
keeping tipping shop,
The witnesses apparently did nothing
to verify this information and so far as
appears the information, itself. might
have been based upon heArsay.
II may be regarded as d fair presump-
ton that the officers. who testified to
the complaints made to them, well knew
the name ana place Of residence Of the
romplainants. Accordingly, the original
sources. from which complaints must
have come, was presumably within the
easy procurement Of the officers But it
does not appear that they made any eff
fort 20 obtain the presence of their in
formers as witnesses at the trial These
facts clearly bring the case within the
hearsay rule as stated in Gould Y.
Smith 81 Maine 5l3, as follows: Hear
say, as a general rule IS not evidence.
To this rule, however, there are excep-
tons. under which to prevent an entire
failure of justice: and when no better
evidence can be supposed 70 exist, il is
admitted. But when. from the nature OF
the testimony offered. it is manifest
that better evidence exists and is access
sable il is not admissible" This is the
general rule adopted by every common
law jurisdiction and every text writer on
evidence SO far as we have been able
10 discover From the evidence Of COM
plants the jury al most could only draw
an inference as 10 the truth Of the
charge made in the indictment But as
was said in Marson vs.. Tallman s.
Maine. At: An Inference founded upon
nearsay is not more admissible III evi-
dence than a fact obtained in like
manner" There IS no rule under which
the testimony in question was adInissi-
BILE
But. it is claimed that even though
the testimony was inadmissible. it was
not prejudicia 10 the rights OF the de-
tendant. We can conceive Of a case. in
which this contention might prove true,
but in the case before US there is moth
ing stated in the exceptions and there
is no further report OF the evidence,
which warrants this conclusion.
EXcep tons sustained
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-22
TIE 77TH MAINE LEGISLATURE
Reports Of the Sessions of Senate
md House Of Representatives

by Nj. hoyntgn Of Lincoln: Bill, An
Act to equalize the salaries OF county
treasurers.
Ify MI purgjn Of Piscataquis: Bin An
AT to equalize the salaries of county
attorneys.
~ Mi Conaht Of Waldo: Bill. An Act
to eaualize The salaries Of judges Of
probate.
i'y MI Iurein Of PiscataQuis Bin.
An ACT 10 equalize the salaries Of the
registers Of probate
Taxation.
~ NJ Lealy OF reaobscot: HiIl. An
Ac; 70 exempt neat cattle sheep ana
SWINE from ta&a;Ion.
Ways AND Rrioses.
BY Ny Scammon o. Hancock Bill.
An ACT 10 provide Tor the care and
maintenance Of Nit Desert Bridge il
tie town Of Trenton. in the county OF
Haucock
Reports OF Committees.
Ny DuIeia from the Joint Standing
. Committee on Governors Message. on
the Message OF The Governor reported
Th~; 50 lnuch as relates to financial
snatters be referred 70 the Committee on
. Appropriations aud Financial Affairs
Hhat so mucu a. relates 10 Taxation
! -al state Expenditures he referred 10 the
Committee oa Ta&auoa.
"Eat 80 muc& as relates 10 HIGHWAYS
te referred 10 the Committee on Ways
arG Bridges
t-a; 50 much rs relates to Labor be
referred L. the Committee on Labor.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES
Bankruptcy Proceedings.


Petitions in voluntary bankruptcy
have been fled in the United States
District court al Portland by:
Samuel G. Mcdowell Falmouth, car
penter Liabilities $685.. Assets 500.
Listed creditors Of Portland, Cumbe--
land and Yarmouth. Attorney, E =.
Noble. Portland.
Harrison T. Boyington, Prentiss,
farmer. Liabilities 1850 Assets s433.
Principal creditors listed, Saga dahoc
Fertilized Company, Dominion Fertil-
izer Company, W. II. Martin, Kingman
and A E Weber, Danforth Attor
neys, Fellows & Fellows, Bangor.
Oral A. Stevens, Troy, farmer. LA
bilities $1,000. Assets s65. Principal
creditors listed, D. F. Monroe. Spencer,
Mass. A S. Sylvester. Etna, Mr. A. W
Littleheld & Co, Plymouth, Mass. and
Frank Stevens, Carmel. Attorney, r.
W. Hadley. Newport
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FRANKLIN.
:. kingheid-Jan. Is, Jerre Morrow, aged
Il years, Il months
HANCOCK.
EiIsWorth-Jan. y. Daniel 3. Hamilton
aged 70 years months
Otis-Jan. Is, Mrs. Melinda Frazier.
aged 81 years. Q months. q days
Indian Point-Jan. IS. Mrs Lucretia II,
Pray, aged ~ years 10 months, 20 dave.
KENNEBEC
Soldiers Home. Togus-Jan. II, Ben3a-
min Shute.
KNOX
Roclsland-Ian- II, Albion K wlIIis,1
aged q years
PENOBSCOT
Bucksport-Jan. Is. George A. Robin.
son, aged 70 years, days
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Jan20eod50t
ANDROSCOGCH

ANDRoSCOGCIN
Lewiston-Jan. Is. Elvira NJ. Benson.
aged S. years
Auburn-Jan. 1s. Jane r. Hayford,
aged sc years; Jan Is, Frank II. Smith,
aged g years.
Livermore Fails-Jan. Is, Rev. Chas A
Hayden, D. d. aged 70 years
CUMBERLAND
Portland-Jan. IL, Mrs. Laura A. Luce,
aged IS years. l month, Is days: Jan. 20,
Muriel Z. Loveitt. aged years n DAYS
Cape Elizabeth-Jan. 20. Hiram Staples
avad. 81. wars 2 .rnristhE- q daxs
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cepted. and its recommendation adopted
Sent down for concurrence.
Mr.. Boynton. from the Committee on
Reference OF Bills, to which was re-
ferred the second annual report Of the
State Board Of Charities and Corrections
reported that same be referred to the
Committee on Appropriations and Finan-
cial Affairs.
The report was accepted and sent down
for concurrence.
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Why Maine Needs Reformatory and
Industrial Home for Women
ITO ENFORCE THE LAW.

I-IU ENFURCE THE LAW.
There is in the whole State of Maine no more re-
formative institution to which girls over sixteen years of age
IAN be committed than the county jai
Our Judges are unwilling to commit to the degrading
and immoral influences Of such an institution any girl in
whom there seems to be ray of hope for better life
Practically therefore the State provides no means for
the eradication OF criminal tendencies in these women so
that many Maynard women and girls who might be trained
respectable and useful citizenship if brought into the
proper environment left continue their evil WAYS
without restraint Of law
About 1000 arrests Of are made in the State an
nu VET during the whole Of 1913 only 100 were commit
ted These hundred and ninety most hardened
offenders, many Of them having been previ-
ous committed to jail The others released for lack
d fit place TO which to send them
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Ways and Rridoes.


BY Mr. Erskine of Alma: Resolve in
favor OF Ernest T. Merror Of HYDE Park.
Massachusetts
bY Mr. Ellis of Gardiner; Resolve in
favor o: Gardiner and Randolph bridge
between Gardiner and Randolph.
BY Mr., Campbell of Island Falls: Re
solve in favor of bridge across Macwa-
hoe Stream. in Macwahoc Plantation
BT Mr., Daigle of New Canada: Re
solve IN favor of the Plantation OF New
Canada.
BY Nj Ames of Stockton Springs: Re
solve for rebuilding section OF Marsh
Hill, in the town of Stockton Springs.
BY Mr. Erskine OF Alma; Resolve in
favor OF the town Of Alma
Orders.
On motion by Mr. Thombs of Lincoln.
il was
Ordered. That the legal affairs com
mittee be granted the use of Represen-
tatives' Hall on Wednesday afternoon
February 10th.
On motion by Nj. Higgins of Brewer
il was
Ordered. That the joint special COM
Bills be given the use Of Representatives
Hall on Wednesday, February Bro, 1915.
at 200 P. NJ. for public hearing.
Orders Of the Day.
The SPEAKER: The Chair wishes to
state that il is desirable for the several
committees of the House to get 10 work
as soon as possible, and with that END
in view the Chair hopes that, so far as
you can do so, hearings will be adver-
tised this week upon such matters as are
already before you, so that the work OF
the session may begin in real earnest as
soon as possible.
On motion by Mr.. Peabbles Of Cape
Elizabeth,
Adjourned until tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock
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The President: Early in the session
certain matters were referred to the
committee on reference Of bills. and that
committee are now making reports on
those matters
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Committee on Appropriations and Finan-
cial Affairs.
The report was accepted and sent down
for concurrence.
The President: Early in the session
certain matters were referred to the
committee on reference of bills, and that
committee are now making reports on
those matters
Mr.. Boynton from the Committee on
Reference Of Bills. TO which was referred
the Estimated Expenditures and Income
Report OF the State Auditor. reported
that same be referred TO the Committee
on appropriations and Financial Affairs
The same Senator from the same COM
mit1ee, to which was referred the re-
port OF the Commissioner on revision
and consolidation of the Public Laws,
reported that same be referred to the
Committee on Revision of the Statutes.
The several reports were accepted and
sent down for concurrence.
Orders Of the Day.
On motion by Mr.. Emery Of York. the
following House order tabled by him
yesterday. was taken from the table:
Ordered That no bill or resolve carry
ing an appropriation Of money shall be
finally passed prior to the first daH of
March, 1915
Nj. EMERY; Mr.. President, l now
Weld TO the Senator from Lincoln, Sena-
tor Boynton
Senator BOYNTON of Lincoln: Mr..
President, l do not think that order ts
-N,ail
be for the best interests Of this Legisla-
ture that it be passed. ! move We non
concor with the House in the passage
Of the order. The motion was agreed to.
On further motion by the same Sena-
tor the order was then Indefinitely post
poned
| Sent down for concurrence.
Mr. DURGIN Of Piscataquis: Mr.
President, since the passage OF the order
( Of January 18th il has been thought if it
! was carried into effect that it would not
! only exhaust the entire number of vol
umes III the State Library, but would
/ also require the printing OF new edition
/ at large expense TO the Stale. Hence
! this order: Ordered. that the Senate
order read and passed January = 1915,
directing the Secretary of State to pro-
VIDE each member and officer Of the
! Senate with d copy of the Acts and Re-
/ solves of 1915 and 1914, be hereby re-
scinded and repealed.
/ ] move the adoption OF the order.
| The motion was agreed TO.
! On motion by MI. Durgin OF Piscata-
/ Quis il was
/ Ordered that the Secretary OF State be
directed 10 provide each officer of the
/ Senate with a copy of the Acts and Re
solves Of 1919 and 1914
ON motion by Mr.. Scammon of Han
cock.
! Adjourned.
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Towns.

BY Mr.. Pierce Of Houlton: An Act 10
amend section one OF chapter I66 OF the
Private and Special Laws Of 1887. relat-
ing 10 Fort Fairfield Village Corporation.
BY Mr.. Dilljng OF Easton An Act 10
incorporate the town OF CHAPMAN jr
Aroostook County.
BY the same gentleman: Petition Of
Philip Adams and "A others. for the in
corporation of the town Of Chapman.
BY The Same gentleman: Petition of
Everett L. Grendell and IS others for
same
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7 axation.

| Hy Mr.. Mc1ntire of Waterford, An
Act 10 exempt neat stock under three
years Of age from taxation
By Mr.. Hummer of Lisbon: An Act
10 exempt live stock from taxation.
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solve in favor of North Yarmouth Acad-
envy, with statement Of facts.
Indian Affairs.
BY Mr.. washburn Of Perry: Resolve
making appropriation for Passama-
quoddy Tribe Of Indians for the years
1915 and SIG, with statement Of facts.
inland Fisheries and Game.
BY Mr. Thombs of Lincoln: An Act
to prohibit fishing in the tributaries to
aquis County.
BY the same gentleman: Petition OF
Paul ]. Bachelor and IL others in favor
Of closing to all fishing the tributaries
to Lobster Lake and its outlet, in Pts
cataquis County.
Interior Waters.
BY Mr. Wilkins Of Jay: An Act TO pre-
vent the pollution OF the waters of VIII
ton Lake.
Judiciary.
BY Mr.. waterhouse Of Kennebunk:
An Act TO incorporate Kennebunk
Water District
BY Mr.. Wasgatt of Deer Isle: An Act
TO amend chapter $50 Of the Private and
Special Laws of the State Of Maine for
the year 1897, relating to paupers and
minors
Legal Affairs.
BY Mr.. Perkins of Augusta: An Act
to create a board Of examination and
registration Of nurses.
Pensions.
BY Mr.. Warehouse OF Kennebunk
Resolve in favor Of Bryant Libby.
BY the same gentleman: Resolve In
favor of John S. Gaddis
Public Health.
BY Mr.. Perkins OF Augusta: An Act to
provide for the care and treatment of
tubercular patients.
Railroads and Expresses.
BY Mr.. Maxwell Of Boothbay Harbog: :
An Act 10 extend the charter of the
Lincoln County Street Railway.
Sea and Shore Fisheries.
BY Mr.. Maxwell Of Boothbay Harbor.
An Act TO repeal the Office Of Sea and
Shore Fish Commissioner and his war
dens.
State Lands and Forest Preservation.
| BY Mr.. Evans Of Bridgton: Resolve
| authorizing the land agent TO sell and
convey whatever interest the state has
| IN and to q certain lot or parcel Of land
situated in Bridgton, in the county of
Cumberland
State School for Boys and industria
School for Girls.
BY Mr., Campbell of Island Falls: An
Act amending section two Of chapter Jas
OF the Revised Statutes, relating 10 the
age az which boys may he committed 10
| the State snhnn, for Bows
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MARRIED,

MARRIED.
HANCOCK.
Ellsworth-Jan. Is. Annie B. RoyaJnau6
Alaxander b McNahh> ~
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State School for Boys and industria
School for Girls.

BY Mr. Campbell of Island Falls; Al
Act amending section two Of chapter 143.
OF the Revised Statutes, relating to the
age at which boys may he committed 10
the State suhool for Bows
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The following bills. petitions. etc. were
presented and, on recommendation OF the
committee on reference OF bills, were re-
fe~red 10 the following committees:
Appropristions and Financial Affairs.
Gy Nj Tob2y If Eliot: Resolve in
favor q Ralph T.. Baker.
Fy Ny. Ellis OF Gardiner. Petition Of
) G. Hatch. = NJ. % Newcastle and Il
others ~ favor of appropriation for the
". c. 7. L. Temporary Home for Chill
dren at Gardner
Claims.
by Mr. Washburn ot Perry: Resolve
in favor Of the town Of Perry. for ex-
lenses OF sickness ana death of George
+. Cook. an alien and state pauper.
Education.
BY MI JIin q Corinth An Act 70
amend chapter IL Of the Public Laws OF
1909. relating TO the common school fund
and its distribution
BY Mr. Gooding Of Yarmouth: Re