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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-26
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Oiltriftri6ter Calhoun 1T Iuitin Gin
5oltsbefeble gegen Die Goodman 81
allor COMPANY u1o g. Wf. Goodman
pom Bartlett, @iliamion 60, iotpie
sSobn 6oro bon 81 Gaio So. ertpirft,
hnrd pelhe ben @ena1,;4el. Ser Spi=
rituoienbanoel ltno Soloonbetrieb =
trob Ser grtideiolttg oes Grirninal=
neutrality-suspicious. perbotcu
miro. Iae orei battel1 ant Wtittipod,
iobalo Die gnti6eioung oes MppeGoz
tionsgeridtes befannt muroe. lore
@eibdfte pieoer geoffnet. @egen Ell
men Wfonn, ser in &oienberg leinelt
Saloon lpieoer betreibt, miro ser Sc
%neralanmalt in oerielben @eiie nor=
geben.
Snfolge Der gmldeiouna 6es
&riminal Sbereeri9ts lino in8ran=
BAN 5lpei @irti6aften mieoer geotf=
net moroen uno anoere rperoen nod;.
folgen.
SRI. 9nnie @ebb 9Iarton ben
Denton, melde fir oas Mmt oes
Stoats= g huliuperintei1oenten oufac-
Iteat 1T, bot itdJ 5u @llniten oes
freten Shulbiiber Announcements
allsgelpro6en.
= 2nno aommiildr Gobiion tei(t
in ieinpm rem Mn,tnert,e,tr ;;horro;A
ten Sobresberift init, ooB Ser StGat
nod iiber S3S,457 Ider u~rperfaafte
Sd)naonoereien perIiigt.
Sie Iber elm getriebs= aapital
BON $4,000 ~perfiigenoe N%ationaL
ga1lf bon Wartiltoale bat llad) elmer
Mltteilltng oes 9unoes= Sdabmeiz
tiers in @aibineton, .. s., freimiIia
liquioiert. aftiba uno 8aiiipa muc.
ben bon S. 9. uno g. sc. MartinooIe
iibernommen.
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eufal=S tatiitiid)es

SIM Monot September tpltrnefl
296 @eburtelt angen1eloet. 292 bon
8eiBen un0 4 BON Sarbige1. 14t
tuaren &nabetL 155 Maoheh. s5ll
oemielbcn Monat ereigneten iib t53
3ooesfaae. gs ltarben 142 @eiba
1tnO 10 Sarbiee. 70 tpare,1 ntqnnli-
den, IS tueibliden @eid)lehts. ssn
Eeros pare1t 70 geboren, Werifo 81,
anoere Ser. Staaten "a, 9ortltgol
/, Srlano 2, Sprien 1, 0eutl6lono
Z, Ereuben 1, England 2, Bolen /.
eSm Sitter BON inter | Sabr itarben
81, inter 2 Sabr 6, bon 2 bis )
Sabr S, bon 5 bis 10 Sabr 5, bon
10 bis 20 Sabr Il, bon 90 bis 80
Sabr IT. bon 80 bis 40 Sabr 20,
bon 40 biz so Sabr 16, bon 80 bis
so Sabr II, bon SO bis 70 Sabr II.
bon 20 Bis so Sabr IL, Don so bis
80 Sabr 4, bon 80 bis 100 Sabr 2.
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@rnn6eisentnms- ltebertraannaeu

5reoerid S. uno Noraaret s. ghomz
bers an @oolpb 6. @angennann, @runDs
mud an oer 8elt WiItletoe Npenlie;
| SIS. 700
@. 9. Weuoo,ps all 9. 6. Wlmute
20, @rlilloltlld i'm neuen Gitp 8lod SO.
1886; $500
S. 8. @irfpatrid an 8. i. @orbsas
baum, @runoitiid in Der Gan Heruanoo
aooition; $1.607.
VI. U. S6roeoer all Staot Gan Intnz
MO. 2anoitreifen an Der eleanpr uuo
illrld Noe.; 81 II. y.
6. q. @oetb. 4hminiItrator. on 81 %
8onore, @rustoitiid IN Der Gapipn Str;
S $1,000.
MiB Ollie Sleeper an @artba @ar<
lede. @rllloltllf III Der College 9eig6ts
Iooifion, $500.
Carolina Orosgebauer, erecutir, Ii. q.
an Martha @arnede. @runDitiif in &o@
lunlbia 9eiehts; 5000.
Z g. Saa an gmil Sd]mibi, Gruuoz
ltild in Den arteiina Gardens, S566.67
gadlaB bon Siuian amelia &rlIe,
Minor, ollr6 Guardian. az @iniaa
Eanl 8embler, Anteil on @ruibitiid an
Der Camden StraBe, $12S.5?.
Wrs. Sba aunfel an q. 6. Staarte.
tSeo. Wroten uuo Gpui5 q. 0arriiou,
Orunoltlld in ber @et 8aroenoale aps
oitiDn, $1,400.
u. s. S6arlenberg ulo Srau an Sa@
TAB Sirllbailnl. @rilnoltiid an Der Sraidl
Ctr; $500 II. y.
81. g. 9idiuion an Martha yfittimon
Srritb, @runoitid III ben Maauolio Sio
@arbens; $500.
Gam uilo Sallie 6riebmoll an :. g.
9aile. 0rllnoitiid an Der Yed Spenue;
| $3.50.
S. s.. 5aile an Gus 3olmau,iq,
8ritnoitiid IN Der Yed spe.; $401.
%. 81. Bitbers. Srultee, an Arnolo
=. &lein. @runbitid ou Yrpipect Dill
Rlnce; $3.50.
6. 81. Slpift an @iaiam 3immere
mann. @runoitiid an Der Setitia Siras
Re; 1928 ii. q.
3enriettn @ottlin an e. Z. @uerin,
0rugioitiId an Der 0nps Str.; $500.
Stto Mabrmunb an 9llie @abrmur,o
Smtr @runoltlid am Craig &lace. 8eas
con Sill; 81 II. u.
Grs. 6rleoa Snrtner an Mrs. Wil1nle
Nral1a. @runo1tiid IN Der marlborough
Elnce Nooition; 81 II. q.
erfuIn =. Brad uuo Srau an @ils
liam Semiil9er unb 6rau. @ruubitld
an DER Soufa gsalters Ctr. S1,55o.
y. 8. Grolpel uno Srau an Sreo %.
Soelmte u1lo Srml, Wruubltiid I'M nellen
Gin Slod 1904; S1,525.
y. s. nno 2ouile 4iper an 2ouis u
1air, @rlmoitiid III Beacon Gill;
$1,000.
3. q. Grimm uno orau an MrS. 60
pbae 2anogrebe. @runbltiid an Der 2ei96
StrnBe; 50 1000.
6ueo 8rebin unb 8rnu an Ibolpf
Yre1m, IS 2der 2ano; So, 70f.
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iion unter5ogen uno lit iebt bere;t,
Sen Gigentiimerrt, oeren @0llier falId)
ihlmeriert Iino, Die ridtigen, 3nb(en
nit5uteilen.
0os Militar 9eportenett
Ioa felt Ginger 3eit ipltentotiih INN
groBe Gunntitaten 9ofer inn g8crtc
bon einigen t%ollieno Collars beltob-
len iein. Gin Soloot iotpie cill
5an0ler nno feline SSrau puroen noe,
gen Der 9ieblt1ble perboftet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-26

Cotton.

MN0ffOif.
Sm Gntpnio, 6eute 80 gants.
@alpelton, geitern $3.50 Gents.
Gottuniamen-Yrpbufte
San antonio, 26. Oftober, 1915
Yrime CRUDE Cotton Seeb Oil. $1.31.
fn~%r 02s,&..g
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Gottpnfamen- Erobufte.
Earm.IruDufte.
Bentnie.

Gemiie.
Sm Nntonin, 90. Sftober. 1915
&~artoffeln, gal., 1925.
Sitbtartoffeln, gam, $4.75.
Spiebeln, California 8bite, 1926;
California geaofp, $3.50, Grpital @are,
$1.75 uno $2.00.
Somateu, Gal, $3.50.
8obnen. COLORADO, Btnto. pei gfn
$11.00; California gapous. Der clpt..
$1,000; Yi1fs, $3.50; Qima. $t5. so;
Nabp, $500; 9lafebes. 5000.
Srtide string 8eans, 1926 Il. $3.50.
Sohl. 1925 uno $3.50 per 100 $50.
@rilner Rfeffer. $1.0O Der 8uIdei.
3aoiesden, SOC per SbS. 8iinoeI.
gReerrefttae Buraein. per $fo. 1871
@urten, 75c per 9bb.
grb1en, Der fleiuer Crate. $500.
8eeten. $3.50 per 100 Ifuno.
9opfialat, $2.75 per Crate.
8eteritlte. 40c Der 9ubeno zgiinoef.
Efrrlide. $1.65 uuo SITS per Crate.
8elbe 8ir5eln. $500 per 100 8b.
@ierpflan5en, $3.50 per BuIheI.
gtiiben. $500 per 100 1funo.
Squaib, $3.50 per 8uideI.
@anteloupes. 81 so.
s W. lGdliApCl.
Crime Grbien. $500 per Samnsr
'Selerte. Colorado. 90c unb $500 per
Crate.
gieh-M arft.
Gan Antonio. 2G. Ottober. 1918. -
&iihe. 1925 bis $1,000.
&dlber. $500 bis $10.75.
8uIleu, 1925 bis $1t.50.
Sdllen, $3.50 bis S1450.
ct. Golis. 20. 0ftober. 1918.
&inSOieb, Seros<Odfeu, $40 bis $t8.
Sttpeine. SLABS bis $3.50.
5eIe.
98oLf unb Studs So. 80. 30 Cts.
Ingoras 3ie9en. per BID. . 10 eta.
anaoras 8ieaeu. bei6deiat -. 5 gts.
Sdate.
8eial3sne 6dure .......t 5c per Rfo.
@rline odilte .......... f2e per BIO
Erodsns Hdits .........2 zoe bet 8fo
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-26

Sn eineln 3i1ntncr 0es pierten
5tofperfes in einem WfietbalIe ser
GhrtItiarItrQBe# 3ll Dresden laB GQnie
emile ltnO mortete allf Ienne, Die
aus ser Muiifibule beimfommerl
lnllBte. Die olte Dame fpar bette
ttod) llngeoulOiger, ais lpenn ionIt oia
finite Stunoe idlug, oerm Ser 8oit=
bote batte Elm fleines 4ofet abgc9e-
ben, u1lo auBeroem mar Elm 8rief Qe-
fonrnen pom 0oftotr 9eDulQnm aus
greltenfels. Ienne correspondence
namIif nit ibm gan5 regelm1Big;
leoe @ode longte Iol6 Elm S6reibeu
an.
Sa, bier Sabre morell bergangeti,
ieitoem Srou Hat ibrer ein5igenSod)-
ter Ole grlmlbnis gum u@anoeln IL
rer eigenen 8ege~ glei6iam oufge-
orurgen botte, uno mabrlidl leidte
@ege tparen es nidt getpe1en. Sic al
te balsltarrige 6ra1 in oem fernen
gergItootdeu abnte gar ni6t, mic
iebr oas 9era ibres atltoes ltnt iie
iorgte nno bau9te, mie es lit untcr
Der itets permeigerten Innabme iei-
nes geiudes. Gin ein5iges Mal in
aft Ser 3eit mar Ieune nah 9reiten.
fels gereiit, oauals, ais cine bolc
Snfluen5a 5rau Gat auf oas aran-
fenlager ge1uorfel unO ga bate @en-
ne lie gebegt uno gepflegt nit Dem
Softor INN Ole 8ette, bate ibre ieoe
moelide Starfung ueri6afft, butte
nit tauleno guten &orten I'm ibre
CUNT g%eiporben; oIs aber ste altc
Srau pieoer in i6rem 2ebnitubl am
5enlter liten fonnte, merfte Mennc,
oaB ibr nod ni6t pergeben NOR, ulto
tie reiite nleoergeidla9en mieoer nad
DRESDEN, I'M in Der Irbeit, in scr
Stunt, ibr 2eio SIT p%ergeiiet.
(6ortiesung foIgt.)
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YW!S.S.'
war SAVINGS STAMPS
ESSUED BY THE
UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT
Sci iulletlter @e1unSffit 81,

Sci fa)led)ter @einnObeit. .Mein
Wann mar lanse 3eit bel idledter
9eiunobeit," idreibt Sron 8. ..
Surnbolt BON &elfielo, Cast; yer
lit an Samorrboioen n1lo hatte 5eit-
meTle grlf,opfungs- unb Sbnmofts-
anfaae. Ser @ebraltd bon Sorni's
Nlpenfrailter bat i'm bel ftarfer &C.
madt nno er befinoet iih Jest better,
ols le 5uDor." 9ieies alte, 5itpcr.
ldlfige &rautermittel lit fir galien-
DC cine Gneae Der @%eiurlobeit uno
Strait gelpeien. gs lit feine Ipot6e=
.fermeoi8in, ionbern miro oen 9eltter
olreft geliefert BON Or. Setter 7obr-
nep & Sons 60, 25Ot @afbinqtori
@lpo., Chicago, SD. (Mn5.)
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Sn Stem gorf iino fiinf ans
RllBlano ~itammenoe 2eute megen
Gerletung bes Spionage.8eieses 8l
longiabrirgen 3uhtbaltsltrofen per-
urteilt iporoen. Sic muroen iiber.
iiibrt, 6lugblotter uno 8ampblete
perteilt 81 baben, in oenen lie @rbei,
ter III ben Munitionsfobrifpn aunl
5treife aufforoerten. 9rei oerIelben.
Sonuel Sipmam Safob 4bramS mic
9nnlan Sad)notpsfp erbielten 90 Sob,
re uilo cine mitangeflagte Srou IL
Sabre 5uoiftiert. Ger finite BE.
ifllloigte, Der als Staots3euge auf
getreten mar, fam nit brei Sobret
meg Die 8erlrteiltet, oie, ipie idou
er1pdbnt, ans HiiBlano gebiirtig inns
nidlt notltraIiiiert lino, geltonoen su,
Inbdnger Der 9olideuifi 8artei gu
fem.
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I>okaseS.
8abridyeinlidJes ssctter.

Sir Son 41ttonio uno llntgegenG:
5eute abeno regneriid) ltno falter.
Sonntog flar. Semperatur 800.
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piiIen 31frnTt entgegen. @org oieIe
3ufunft auf Elm @liif fir tie? 2ld,
boffentlidl @offentli0l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-28
Give Thanks for Victory and the
Return Of Peace by Fulfilling Your
Pledges and Buying More Stamps
Today!

ditonal help at the Maine School for
Feeble Minded are hereby approved:
That salary of DR.. Walsh, assistant
physician. be increased from $110o to
$500 per year to take effect Nov. /, 1915
That salary of Mrs. Harding, head
cook at central kitchen. be increased
from $1o to SIS per week; the present
maximum being $1215.
That the maximum wage scale be in
creased as follows: Woman attendants
from IS to $3.50 per week; matrons 50 q
to $11.
That DR.. Hedin be authorized to en-
ploy one trained nurse at a maximum
salary of SIS per week.
That the sum of $40 be paid to Charles
II. Watson of Augusta from the State
contingent fund. being compensation at
the rate of $40 per week from May @
to Nov. IA, 1915 and thereafter the sum
of $40 per week until compensation has
been paid for 100 weeks: this being the
award of the Industrial Accident Com
mission of compensation for injury sus-
tanned while in the employ Of the Au-
gusta State hospital. The order passed
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secure in the peace of years, was to-
tally unprepared for war and the task
which presented itself to the members
of this committee called into hasty con-
ference from all walks of life was an
hercrlean one. Nothing daunted, how
ever. they entered into their duties with
such zest and patriotism that the State
of Maine at once assumed a place IN
war activities which has been crafty
ing not only to our own people but has
brou.,ht the State into most favorable
notice.
The gratitude Of the people Of the
State is especially due the chairman,
Mr.. Sewall. who from the first organiza-
ton has given nearly his entire time to
the direction of the work of this COM
mitten, not only absolutely without
compensa ton but rigidly refusing rec
ompense for expenses personally in
Cured by him.
1t is further resolved that copy. OF
this resolution be spread upon the rec
ords of the council and that a copy be
sent to each one of the members Of the
Public Safety Committee.
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Nov 13. 1918, relative. to said payments
is hereby revoked.
That $.Ss2 be set apart from the State
contingent fund for the payment Of q
boiler for the Maine State prison, with
cost Of moving and setting UP.
That $lSo.66 be transferred from the
State contingent fund to the appropria-
ton for salary Of stenographer and
clerk hire in pension office.
That the action of the Board Of Hos.
pital Trustees in voting to employ DR..
Doris Presson Kraus az assistant ply
stefan at the Augusta State hospital at
salary Of $500 per year is hereby ap-
proved.
Lewiston Election Returns
The following order relating to . re-
cent correction of the election returns
from the city Of Lewiston was passed:
THE standing committee on election
returns. to which was referred the re-
turns of votes given in on the second
Monday of September, 1913. in the sew
eral cities and towns Of Androscoggin
county. together with the votes cast by
citizens engaged in military service out
side of the State, for county attorney
of said county. with the returns Of votes
cast in the city of Lewiston corrected
pursuant to Council Order Of October
go 1878.
Report. that Albert E. verrill Of Au.
burn received 504l votes and John d.
Clifford. Jr. of Lewiston received 4s6,
votes; and that Albert f. Verrill, hav-
ing received plurality of the votes
cast. is elected.
Which is respectfully submitted"
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Maine Apples

A committee was appointed at a
meeting held in Auburn last June at
tine close of the annual meeting OF the
Maine Fruit Growers Exchange to
investigate and make suggestions as
to the varieties Of apples to recon-
mend 10 the orchardists of this State
to take the place Of the Baldwins in
localities where this variety was SO
badly winter-killed last winter This
committee, consisting of Frank Fl.
Dudley, State Horticujturist, Or. G.
NJ. Twitchell. w. IT. Conant. Presi
dent of the Maine Fruit Growers
Exchange. G. c. Clements. President
IF tho Maine Pathological Society
and ". l.. Honney. President of the
Cathance Fruit Growers Association
held {, meeting in Portland during the
week i the New England Fruit
Show, and. after careful considera-
ton. recommended that in localities
killed the planting of this variety be
continued.
In sections where it is advisable to
discontinue the planting of the Bald-
win, it is suggested that the n'oiman
Sweet, Artic, Pewaukee. the Falla-
water, and natural fruit be planted.
These are sturdy varieties onto which
grating can be done. but they should
be left migrated until few more
winters have demonstrated whether
c. not the Baldwin is going to con-
tinue being winter-killed.
The Mcintosh Red was strongly
recomn'o nded for local markets, but
not IS commercial variety as it
does not stand shipping well. In all
sections where a standard variety of
high colcr and good quality with
stands the severity of our winters,
the cornmittee urge their increase.
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Public Utilities

The Public Utilities Commission on
Monday heard the protest of the citi-
zens of Falmouth Foreside in regard
to the alleged inequalities of the fare
system on the lines of the Cumber-
land County Power & Light Co. in
their section.
The main complaint was not 50
much as to the increase in rates as to
the fact that the people living in the
vicinity of Town Landing are obliged
to walk over from Turnout Number
-Four, distance of almost one mile
The hearing was adjourned until
Friday, at which time there is to be
another session in regard to the stu
alton at South Portland. 1t was hint
cd that at that time the commission
would be pleased to learn that the
railroad officials had made a change
in their zone system on the Yarmouth
line that would doubtless correct this
complaint.
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Public Safety

telegram was received Wednes-
day by the Maine committee on Pub
lie Safety from Grosvenor b. Clark
ing, acting director of the Council of
National Defense, saying that until
final decision as to reconstruction
work is reached by the highest feder-
al authorities, it is impossible 10
state what part state councils of de-
Tense will be asked to play in the
great problems of readjustment.
Final decision is shortly expected -
says the telegram. Pending this de-
cision it is requested that the Maine
committee on Public Safety take no
action which would impair its ability
to assume important responsibilities
in the period of Rehabilitation and
e-adjustment"
A telegram was also received by the
Maine committee on Public Safety
Wednesday stating that Aljutant
General Harris asks states to contin-
ue legal aid committees to give free
legal aid to returning soldiers under
the civi. relief act.
The need for. competent legal aid
in rehabilitation is greater than in
the period of mobilization" says the
telegram.
THE soldier is protected from liti-
cation only SO long as he is in the
military service. He becomes Il civil
ian in the eyes Of the law two months
before he is required to cease wear
ing the uniform and must act prompt
ly to secure full protection of the
civil relief act. This legal protection
is duty the people owe the soldiers"
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Council Orders

The following council orders were
passed:
That there be paid from the State
contingent fund $33 for pensions to the
town OF Rockport and the city Of West
brook for 50 and $24 respectively, the
same being pensions for the last quar-
ter OF 1917
That the action Of the State board of
prison commissioners in establishing
the salary of Harry r. Young engineer
at the Maine. State prison, at $50 per
week from Nov. IS, 1918. is hereby ap-
proved.
That the action Of the Penobscot
Tribe of Indians at their meeting Nov.
5. 1918. in choosing Newell Tomag as
policeman for term of two years from
Dec. /. 1915 is hereby ratified, in con-
formity with the provisions of Chapter
10s. Private and Special Laws of 1915.
That the following votes passed by
the Board OF Hospital Trustees in rela-
tion to change in compensation and id
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likeE during the morning and re-
ceiving his cordial approval:
Tho Sewaii Resolutions

likeI. during the morning and re-
ceiving his cordial approval:
The Sewali Resolutions
The Governor and Council Wednes-
day accepted the resignation Of Hon.
Harold NJ. Scwall of Bath as chair
man of the Maine Committee on
Public Safety.
The following resolutions were
adopted:
Whereas, the chairman Of the Pub
lie Safety committee, acting for the
committee as whole. has express
ed the belief that the purposes for
which this committee was created
ceased to exist with the signing of
the armistice which temporarily, and
it is confidently believed, permanent
ly brings a cessation Of the hostil-
tiles in which the nations of the
world have been involved. it is
therefore
Resolved. that the Governor and
Council. acting in behalf Of the
State Of Maine, take this opportuni-
ty to publicly express the apprecia-
tion OF the entire citizenry Of the
State for the invaluable service
service which this committee has
rendered to the State and nation in
utter disregard Of the personal in
terests Of its members.
This committee Of 100. the members of
which were named by the governor i'm
mediately upon the declaration Of war
by this country. was organized in Port
land March 81. 1877 with the choice of
Hon. Harold NJ. Sewall of Bath as
chairman. Their duties were of course
not clearly defined. but it was the inten.
ton that they render such service as
the exigencies of the. occasion might
present in the great crisis in which the
State and nation found itself. Maine.
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State House Chat

Governor kfilliken was reported
Wednesday noon to be somewhat i'm
proved in health. although still con-
fined to the house.
1t is understood that the Public
Safety Committee will close its ac-
tiviies the Blaine Manson on next
Saturday, although it will hold itself
in readiness for any emergency call
that may come.
All the departments will be closed
all day today, On account of Thanks
giving day.
large attendance is guaranteed
for the assessors convention to con-
vene at the State House next
wednesday, according to the letters
of acceptance received by Chairman
z. 5. Stetson of the State Board.
Willis z. Parsons. the commission
err Of inland fisheries and game, has
issued orders for an open season on
beaver from Nov. 20 to Dec. 81 IN
Soldier brook and Horse brook in
Township 2. Range /. w. E. L. s..
northern part of Penobscot county.
The order has been filed in the Office
Of the clerk Of courts for Penobscot
county. Commissioner Parsons states
that he has received written COM
plants. from land owners that bea-
yer have done and are doing sub
stantial damage to their property
1t is lawful for any licensed trapper
or hunter to trap beaver there, but
not within 10 feet of a beaver hut.
Adjutant General and Mrs. George
Mel. Presson have closed their
house here for the winter and left
Sunday afternoon for Augusta.
where they will occupy the residence
Of their daughter, DR.. Doris Presson
Kraus. who has accepted a fine posi-
ton at the State Asylum and will
make her headquarters there. Gen.
era; Presson will return to Farming
ton for the weekend during the
winter to attend to his optical work.
Journal.
Fish Warden Daniel A. MacDon-
aid returned Monday from two weeks
in York county. acting under orders
Of Horatio d. erie Of the State fish
commission. who had quite a force
hunting and destroying the short
lobster hides and liberating those
under legal length which it is al
legged the iobstcrmen were saving
for the Boston smacks. Mr.. Mac
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-28
STATE HOUSE
Next Council Meeting 10 A. NJ, Wednesday, Dec.

Chairman Fred W. Bunker presid-
cd at the monthly meeting OF the
Executive Council held Wednesday
forenoon. Governor Carl Il. Milliken
being prevented by illness from at
tending. Councillors Nichols. Fay and
st. CLAIR were also present and Sec
rotary of state Frank w. Ball, Dep
uty Secretary l.. Ernest Thornton
and Messenger George w. Leadbet-
ter in attendance.
Nominations were confirmed. war
rants approved. two designations ac-
cepted, contract completed for Class
es c and T. OF the State printing with
the Kennebcc Journal Co. several
other orders passed and adjournment
taken TO 10 A. NJ. Wednesday. Dec. L.
The warrants were approved, as
follows: Weekly salaries $l3,063 10;
highway payroll, s2s. s2s15; total. s41.-
e91. 2s.
General s62. sos: institutions. $751;
64l.24: monthly salaries. $lS,979.13;
highway regular. $95,3S1.65; gypsy
moth salaries. 32o51.50; total. 1924. 3d.
60.
The pending nominations were con-
,irmed
The resignation Of George B.
fierce as trial justice for Somerset
County was accepted.
The resignation OF Harold NJ. Sew
al as chairman Of the Public Safe
., committee Of Maine was also ac-
scpted.
The following resolutions we're
unanimously adopted by the Council,
= copy being sent to Governor Mil