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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-13
BUSINESS

Congress is suffering from want
OF a definite program embracing the
important bills which have been in
troduced- The session is drawing 70
q close with danger that bills affect
ing business. such as the packers
bill. may not come 20 a vote. The
Interests" might prefer to have
consideration Of this bill and its
compatriot the Calder bill. omitted,
but so long as there is agitation for
measures Of this type. business viii
suffer. Positive action viii remove
the uncertainty. The present ses-
SION OF congress loses by reason OF
the fact that a new president is soon
20 be inaugurated and legislation has
not proper guidance.
The publication Of January index
numbers reveals an irregular decline
IN prices. less emphatic than in the
two months preceding. Textiles and
chemicals average higher than on
December 81. The striking declines
occur in metals. breadstuffs. pro-
visions and leather Prices show a
decline OF more than 80 per cent
from the ulsu pOlnlt dCCoE 0lnE 10
Bradstreet's. and average lowest
since October. 1916. Prices abroad.
which rost vastly more than in this
country, when figured by percent
age, have fallen less. The most not
able feature Of the price exhibit is
the partial arrestment OF the de-
cline. which became precipitate
toward the end OF last year.
Passage by the house OF the bill
enabling the railroads TO secure par
tal payment OF their guarantee IN
der the transportation act gave
transient promise OF relief in credit
circles The railroads predicament
has caused not a little Of the taut-
ness observable In credit during the
fortnight past Signs OF easing have
appeared. Call rates eased at the
nidweek. The recent stringehSy.
u Is believed. resulted from temper
AIRY causes and the underlying cas-
ing tendency should rsassert itself.
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FOR SALE

Several 5 acre lots on w.
Sample Street. We will build
on these if purchasers so desire.
If you like lots of fresh air and
a garden. here is just the thing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-13

News that the bin for partial pay
n1ent &c the railroads OF their guar
antee had failed OF passage started a
heavl selling movement toward the
end Of Mondays otherwise feature
less market. Exchange was buoy
ant and trade news was encourag-
anG. shorts covered Tuesday. fore
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Committee Hearings.
INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME

INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME
The cemmittee on Inland Fisheries
ana Came will give q PUBLIC hearing
n its rooms at the State HOUSE,. In
IEp s MARCH .. 1921. 2
No. a.. An Act 70 amend Section 80
OF Chapter 33 Of the REVISED Statutes,
as amended by Chapter 219 Of the Pub.
lic laws; ct 1877 and by Chapter IL
to pollution of waters of the, State by
sawdust and other mill waste.
NO. rs. An Act to amend Section Sc
OF Chapter 80 OF the Revised Statutes,
as amended by Chapter e19 and by
1917, and by Chapter 142 of the Pub
lie Laws Of 1919. relating to the dis
position of money collected under the
provisions of the inland fish and game
No. 20. An Act additional to Chap
ter SO Of the Revised statutes. as
amended. prohibiting all fishing in the
tributaries to Lake Annabessacook in
the county of Kennebec.
No.S3o. An Act to prohibit all hunt
Ing Wltnin certain territory in the
town OF Winthrop. in the county of
No. SO. An Act to regulate fishing
on Tacoma Lake.
! No. "a An Act for the better pro-
lection of ducks and geese in the wat
ers OF Merrymeeting bay and it's tribk
No. 80. An Act.to prevent discrimi-
nation in the fish and game laws.
No. 40. An Act to regulate shooting
on Tacoma Lake.
IT, No; q 3D. An Act to prevent ice fish
ers including Mud Pond, in the towns
ARTHUR A. CRAFTS, Sec.
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INTERIOR WATERS

The committee on Interior Wate,.
will give a public hearing in Poors
60. at the State House. in Augusta sn
TUESDAY. MARCH 8, 1921, sS
p. NJ, on -oV
An Act to amend Chapter 1888 Of -.
Private and Special Laws of 19l5 s se
titled "An Act to confer addftioS.Ii
rights and powers upon the Pas,
Branch Improvement Company a ecy'
poration incorporated by a special -,
Of the Legislature. approved March ii
TUESDAY. MARCH Is, 1921. at em.
p. NJ, on the following:
Ar Act relating to appropriations so-
the aid of navigation on various Iakes
rivers and thoroughfares in the Statsr
of Maine
Resolve for lighting the Narrov,i
between Lower and Upper Richardson.
Resolve makinz an APPROPRIATION I,
ald of navigation on Sebago Iaka
Songo river, Bay Of Naples. Chutss
river and Long Lake in Cumberland
Resolve in aid of navigation on seb.s
Lake in Piscatauuis county.
Resolve in aid of navigation On.
Levy Long and Big Lakes
Resolve in aid OF navigation n,
Schoodic Grand Lake in Washingtos
county. CIV"
Resolve to aid navigation on Moose.
head Lake.
r Resolve in aid of navigation on tn.
CHARLES II SMALL, Ser
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SEA AND SHORE FISHERIES

The committee on Sea and Shos
Fisheries will give a public hearing
in Room No. Z at the State House, n
Augusta, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Q. 1921, ,
p. NJ, on the following:
No 16. An Act TO protect the lob.
No. II. An Act to regulate the tax.
ing of alewives in the town of Sur.
No; IS; An Act to repeal Private
and Special Laws of 1895. Chapter 10,
relating to fish weir in Sand Cove oyI
Marshalls Island in the county 81
No. 10. An Act to repeal all lays
pertaining to taking fish from iwate1
on the, coast of Maine and to abolish
the office of sea and shore fisheries
commission. III
No. 20. Petitions of Arthur T. BLACK
and nine others, Leslie r. Bunker and
81 others. l.. ID. Newman and Is Others
Walter Hadlock and 16 others and n
=. Jackson and % others asking for G
close time on Holsters in certain wsti
ers adjacent to Hancock county4.
ELLIS F. BAKER. Secretary
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CLAIMS

The. committee on Claims will give al
public hearing in it's room at the Statsl
House. in Augusta. on II
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 9, at p MI
on the following: Il
Resolve to reimburse the town OIL
Rumford. u
Resolve in favor of the town OIL
Portage Lake.
Resolve in favor of G. X Hopkirgs.
of Camden, Maine. with statemehF
of. facts).
Resolve in favor of the town Of Mig
Resolve in favor of the town or
'Orono.s 49,. -
Resolve in favor of Freeman II. Pen.
ney of Wells to reimburse for loss on
horse. n
Resolve in favor of the town Of
Vassalboro. III
Resolve to reimburse the town dg
Milo for money advanced under Nv
soldier dependent law. II
Resolve in favor of the town
Kennebunk for money paid for loss pE
domestic animals. III
Resolve in favor of A. Williams
Company of South Bristol. Maine, VII
reimburse them for loss on h'ghwN
e A NEwCOMB, Sec H
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Committee Hearings
EDUCATION

The. committee on Education will
give public hearing in its rooms az
the State House, in Augusta. on :
THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1921, al =
i. Resolve in favor of University
of Maine for maintenance. etc.
q. Resolve in aid of Kicker Classi-
g.. Resolve in, favor OF the trustees
of North Yarmouth Academy for re-
pairs and improvements.
A.. Resolve in favor of Freedom
s. Resolve in favor of Limerick
Academy. SO
s. Resolve in favor Of Goulds Acad-
T. Resolve to appropriate money for
maintenance of Oak Grove Seminary
in Vassalboro.
s. Resolve to appropriate money for
maintenance of Monmouth Academy.
9. Resolve to appropriate money to
aid in rebuilding dormitory of Leavitt
Institute in the town of Turner.
,1e. Resolve in favor of East cor
NTH Academy, Penobscot county.
IL. Resolve in favor of st. Joseph's
Academy, Dfering, Portland.
r.. Resolve in favor of Higgins
Classical Institute. town Of Charleston
-. Resolve in favor of st. Marys
College, Van Buren,. Aroostook county,
"A. Resolve in favor Of Bridgewater
Aroostook county, Maine. d
Is: Resolve for maintenance of
Limington Academy. Limington, Maine.
16; Resolve in favor of Anson
Academy.
II, Resolve to provide for the Mas
son Institute, Sanford. Maine, for the
six months period ending June 80. 1921.
Is: Resolve in Favor Of Somerset
70; Resolve in favor Of Hartland
Academy $50
20. Resolve in favor of Maine Gen.
trail Institute in Pittsfield.
q. Resolve to. appropriate money
for maintenance of Litchfield Academy.
22: Resolve in favor of WestbrOok
Seminary. Portland Maine
%. Resolve in favor of Aroostook
Central Institute. Mars Hill, Aroos-
took county, Maine.
"a. Resolve in favor of Lee Acad-
envy.
rs. Resolve in favor of Eastern
Maine Institute.
26. Resolve in favor of Erskine
Academy.
BENJAMIN III. VARNEY, Sec.
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LEGAL AFFAIRS

The committee on legal affairs will
give public hearing in it's, room at
TUESDAY. MARcH fu ), u at p P.' NJ, on
the following:
H 100. An Act to change the time
OF holding the annual meeting of the
the powers and duties of the select
men, to abolish certain offices, and to
provide for the administration of town
An Act to establish the status of
children relative to schooling whose
parents work in State institutions.
as amended by Chapter 221 of the
Public Laws of 1917, relative to the
| designation of persons appointed to
ENFORCE the laws relative to the pre-
II. 1S9. An. Act providing a labor
lien on manufactured lumber:
WEDNEsDAY. MARCH ?, at P. NJ.
ton 2 of the Revised Statutes as
amended by Chapter so of the Public
Laws Of 1917, relating to the. State
An Act to amend Section 43 of Chap
ter OF the Revised Statutes relating
to the appointment of dedimus JUS
An Act additional to Chapter 1876 of
the Revised Statutes for the punish
ment Of offences against chastity.
An Act to amend Chapter 100 Of
REVISED Statutes relating to des ert:on
and non-support of families.
An Act to secure prosecution against
bail in criminal cases.
An n Act to establish the fiscal year
! Fl. 1911. An Act to amend Chapter 4,
| Section IS of Revised Statutes. relat-
ing to longer terms of office for Sc
| 1ectmen and assessors.
| THURSDAY. MARCH 10, at p. M.
on the following:
H. III. An Act to amend Sections 3
| and 5 of Chapter 203 of the Private
and Special Laws of 1913 entitled "An
| Act to incorporate the Ogunquit Viii
| lage Corporation"
| H. 1872. An Act to divide the town
| of Wells and incorporate the town of
| Ogunqut.
STETSON Fl. HUSSEY, Sec.
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BELFAST
Now Company X.

Co. F. of Belfast has been given a
new letter and will hereafter be
known as Co. K. Third Battalion.
The company, of which Basil Allen
is captain, entertains the citizens au-
Hillary, or associate members at a
smoker in the Armory club room on
Tuesday night. On Friday night it
went to Camden where a drill was
given before the newly organized
Third Company, Coast Artillery.
Belfast is very proud Of the COM
pany and every encouragement is Civ
en- the men. The clubroom recently
fitted up in the armory is one of the
most attractive in the city, with its
reading, card, billiard and pool ia
bles current magazines. victrola
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WAYS AND BRIDGES

The committee on Ways ana Bridges
will. give public hearing in. Room Z
TUESDAY, MARCH s, 1921, P. NJ,
on the following:
1871. Resolve to aid the town of
Hermon in building road:
for the repair of a highway from East
Orrington Square. so called, and ex-
! tepding in a southerly direction toward
Bucksport line.
15S. An Act to discontinue the ferry
Hampden across the Penobscot river.
154; Resolve approprriating money
roads and bridges in the town of Mount
.155. Resolve in favor of the city
15s. Resolve in favor Of the town
Of Holden for repair of road.
1871. Resolve to repair road in
Molunkus Township.
of Kingman for replankiN and re-
pairing bridge across the Mattawam-
keag river.
i5e. Resolve in favor of the city Of
Calais for reconstruction of the road
from the Barring town line to Maguer-
,rowock Stream.
161. Resolve to aid the town of
Ice. Resolve in favor of the town
of Milbridge to aid in repairing a road.
162. Reselye.jn favor of the town of
Steuben for the purpose of improving
1s4;. Resolve to aid the town of
is: Resolve pa to ala 4 the town of
Re T1RspAY Y M Sui1ataf e. 1891 1891
$50. An Act. providing for STATE
maintenance of all highway bridges
over 500 feet in length.
chard, appropriating money for the re-
pair of the Cascade road.
1S6. An Act to confer upon the
nicipal officers the powers Of road DAD COM ON
missioners In removing distractions
lS7. Resolve in favor of the town
1873. Resolve in favor of the town
of Durham.
.1S9. Resolve to aid the town of
Mi 1en in building d bridge.
chase or taking by the process of law
the toll bridge between the State of
Maine and the State of New Hampshire.
state of Maine and Dover in said state
of, New Hampshire,sin conjunction with
said State OF. New Hampshire.
a9d. resolve in favor of mainte-
Van Buren,. Maine and st. Leonard's.
New Bruins wick. D
1872. Resolve In favor of repairing
har rodston IN the town of Littleton in
1913. Resolve in favor Of repairing
part of the military road so called
between Haynesvilie and Linneus in
1914: Resolve in favor of repairing
road in the town of Weston. e
1875; Resolve in favor of repairing
road In the town OF Bancroft.
I96. Resolve ,appropriating money
for the purpose of repairing the high
way between the Cambridge town fine
and the Guiiford town line in the town
of Parkman.
IRVING W. CASE. Sec.
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for I. Alonzo Wood. an aged. citizen.
whose death occurred at IL O'Clock
Saturday, just two hours before the
funeral for his son, William A.
Wood. Mr.. Wood, senior. had been
an invalid for some years and was
not told of his sons death, although
he knew of the latter's illness. They
lived side by side in Lower Congress
street, the elder with his daughter,
Mrs. Ephraim Wood. He was born in
! 1s41. The service was held. at two
o'clock this afternoon. Rev. Charles
w. Martin of the Methodist church
officiating. . 4rf
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Maine Sophomores
Suspended for tsRazoo''

Orono. Me-, March 8-Following.a
"razoo" in one of the University Of
Maine dormitories on the night of
Feb. "a. Sc dormitory sophomores.
all confessed participants, were in
definitely suspended from the uni
versity Saturday. The operation OF
the sentence has been suspended un-
til after the Easter holidays. when
the matter will be further consider
ed by the board of directors.
In announcing the sentence Sat-
urday morning, President Robert j.
Alley referred the students to q dras-
tio' ruling made last year whereby
participation in hazing shall SUBJ
ject the offender to indefinite. sus-
pension" and in which hazing is
defined as 1.-THE use of physical
force in any form for the punish
ment, humiliation or discipline of
any student or group of students by
any other student, class, class or
ganization, group of students acting
Independently and said that no
other punishment could be substi-
tuted. 80. -, i.
The "razoo" in question was a
very mild one. it is said. in COM
parison with others held in previous
years by university students. FRESH
men We're summoned from their
rooms shortly before midnight,
were escorted to a. basement dining
hall. and, clothed IN. pajamas. were
required to run the gaRtlet."'. pass
+ ing between two Limbs IA sopho-
mores armed with pa4nes This
procedure was repeated three times
and then after 6 performing 4 few
stunts and Staging a few sSbaes,asttie
freshmen were dismissed Z N6ne Tof
the first year nien were injured, and
few of them felt any iil-wiH toward
the midnight marauderS. ~
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APPROPRIATIONS AND FINAN.
CIAL AFFAIRS

and Financial Affaigs will give q pub
lie hearing In the Council Chamber at
the State HOUSE. IN Augusta, on
wednesday,. MARCH 8. 1891, .
Resolve in favor of erection OF a
State of Maine building on gfounds Of
Eastern States Exposition at SPRING
field, Mass
Resolve making an appropriation to
aid inf the construction of a hospital
in town Of Caribou.
Resolve in favor of the Maine Instf-
tuition for the Blind at Portland.
An Act to provide for the appoint
nent OF q treasurer and resident audi
tor at the University of Maine.
REX w. DODGE Sec -
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Committee Hearings
JupIcfARY

The committee on Judiciary will !.
Q public hearing In its rooms .. syss
state House, in Augusta, on Aes
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 8. 1s,, :
p. M, on the following: A'ei. u
An Act ito amend Chapter lar =
ton 80 of the Revised Statutes ra 49,
ing ing to the duties of the hospital fts ,aee'
An Act to enable the inhabit.... ::
tne town OF Caribou to raise mn,M &C
H.. No. 14S An Act reiat;nai.
municipal elections in the town Y
S. No. Sc. An Act to amend tho -,
ter of the city. of Lewiston ANA Saah
s. No. IS. An Any A asai!a r. am.,. =,
charter of the city of Lewisteenno ~, sAs
ing to the office of city clerk reiss
s.. No. so. An Act to promo,.
efficiency of the fire department .. tAs
S. No. ~. An Act to abo,,sh !.
board of public works Of the ~. u
Lewiston and to provide for T q
way commission. Nigh
An Act to enable the voters q,
CITY tys; OF Lewiston to elect police n co ~
An Act to amend Chapter 81 =, ), !
Private and Special Laws of isJ7 .hs:
Titled An Act to provide a poI;ca ca.
mission for the city of LewistoSuo m.
promote the effic1ency of the noJic. ~
partment thereof" as amended "
FRIDAY, MARCH IL, 1921 aprt
on the following: z. L,
H No. 100. An Act to facilit,t. ~
collection of franchise taxes oT ~
porations organized under the ren sos,
An Act to amend Section IL ~ ~.
ter 129 of the Revised Statutes NAP Zap
ing to malicious mischiefs and trss
passes. anu ue-
Resolve extending the provis;on.
Chapter 16a of the Resolves of Ia,s q
regard to the collateral inherita nca n
ana probate laws of the Stats "a =,
Resolve repeating resolve for a,
maintenance of the Blaine house. me
An Act to include ice in the hin
lating to profiteering. '''' re-
III. No. 1872. An Act autbor;,;.
towns to elect certain municinSi nsy
GERS by secret ballot. WI
An Act to amend Chapter 12s NJ -.
Revised Statutes relating to acc ,,ae
II, No. 1873. Bill. An Act amara,,.
the charter of the Belfast municinssi
Fl. No. 2o3. Bill. An Act to soo,,..7
the purity of ice cream Offered ffr rs
WILLIAM n CapDINup c. 3
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.IfSANE HOSPITALS

The committee ON Insane Hospitals
will give public hearing in it's room
at the state House. in Augusta, on
TUESDAY. MARCH s. at 8 p. M.
on the. following: -. =
Resolve in favor of the Bangor
State Hospital for maintenance dur
ing the years, 1921, 1922 and 1928.
Resolve in favor of the Bangor
State Hospital for the erection of a
carpenter shop during the year 1921
Resolve in favor of the Augusta
state. Hospital for maintenance dur
ing the years 1921, 1922 and 1923.
Resolve in favor of the Augusta
state Hospital for furnishing and
equipping the nGyr addition to the
female pavilion n5W,, under construc-
ton. a9f1sh
-, HENRTH-t HUNTON, Sec.
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SOUTH CHINA :,
Rssoluttons ON the Death Of Sister
8 9f51sr Clara Morton -

RESOLUTIONS ON the Death Of sister
5 H. Clare Morton - =
Whereas the silent messenger has
again visited our little Corps and TAXI
en- from US our beloved Sister. Clara
Norton: $500 -
Resolved that the sudden removed
of such lRfe from among our midst
leaves q vacancy. and q sorrow that
will Pc deeply felt BY the members spf
Resolved that as "a token Of re
spect to our sister we drape our char
ter In mourning and that we extena
family and feel sure that the loss to
us all was overruled for good by H3Jh
who doeth all things well.
HATTIE A. AALLQWBLL.
., ELVA. u, HASKELL :44r p
LEORA JACKSON,
Il. Committee On Resolutions.
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EDGAR E. ROUNDS. Sec.
LANGDON T. SNIPE, Sec.
PENSIONS

The committee on Pensions will give
q public hearing in it's. room at the
State House. in Augusta on
TUESDAY. MARCH s, 1 P. NJ, on
the following:
An Act in favor of J. Oscar Rust of
Rockport.
Resolve in favor Of Abbie A. Norton
of Industry
Resolve in favor of Caroline Springer
of Waterville. e.
Resolve in favor of Leila E. Bowley
of Jay.
Resolve in favor of Mary Foster Of
Bridgton.
An Act amending Chapter 90 of the
Public Laws of 1913 as construed
amended by Chapter 2 of the Public
of veterans of the Civil War in the
service of the State.
- HERBERT a. CLARK. Sec.
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PUBLIC UTILITIES

The committee on Public Utilities
will give a public hearing in Room 113
at the State House, in Augusta on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9. 1921, 2
p. NJ, on the following:
80. An Act to fix the rates of toll
OF the Tath State Ferry.
SO. AN Act additional to and
amendatory of Chapter 20 of the Pri-
vate and Special Laws of 1917. relat-
ing to the operation Of Eggemoggin
Reach ferry in Hancock county.
"a. An Act to consolidate the
steamboat inspection department with
the Public Utilities, Commission and
revise the provisions of Sections 4 to
49, inclusive, of Chapter 50 of the Re-
-vised Statutes, relating 70 the provf-
sions for safety on inland steamers.
J. z. WARREN. Sec.
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WEEDS on Siekbed

WEEDS on Sickbed
DIR. Arthur Allen Gibson, II, who
has been a practicing physician in
Somerville, Mass. for nearly 80
years, and who has been seriously ill
in bed for the past three months, was
married Sunday afternoon at his
home. % Bow street, Somerville, to
Mrs. Margaret Mae Hale, 40, who has
been his housekeeper for several
years. Rev Chellis v. Smith, pastor
Of the First Baptist church of Somer-
Willie, Mass, performed the ceremony.
The wedding was witnessed by the
brides father, Howard NJ. Coffin OF
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TOWNS

The committee on Towns will give
a public hearing in it's rooms at the
State House. in Augusta. on
THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1921, 2
p. M, on the following:
An Act to incorporate the town of
Drew.
An Act relating to road commits
sioners in the town of Bar Harbor.
An Act authorizing towns to unite
for the purpose of employing a super
intendent of highways. and bridges.
An Act to incorporate the Mere
Point Village Corporation.
An Act to repeal the act incorporat
ing the town of Hurricane Isle
ERNEST III. EMERY, Sec.
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AGRICULTURE

The committee on Agriculture VII
give a public hearing In its room II
the State House. in Augusta. on n vi
THURSDAY, MARCH 10. al
An Act to repeal Chapter IL o. IN
Resolves Of 1917. relating to ah'
industry. .,sne|
An Act to provide for local insppS|
ton Of slaughter houses ana
products. ...rst5|
of the State Of Maine. -. ~
An Act to regulate the pract.au. fcil
business OF hors eshoeing; provi9a.Inmec m
the issuance Of licenses: prov1din5 r.
the appointment of examiners am amertsl1l
therefor. -
! JOHN H. AUsTNa
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JUDICIARY AND WAYS AMI
BRIDGES

Judiciary and Ways and Bridges WI,
give a public hearing in its rooms ~
the State House. in Augusta. on ,,sB
THURSDAY, MARCH 10. 1921, LII
p. NJ, on the following: ~
An Act relative to motor vehienI
and the law of the road, and to III
wise and amend Chapter rs Of the ~
vised Statutes and acts amendatMS
thereof and additional thereto, .,..I
4 An Act to provide for full l III
State highway commission, ameno.iI
relative to State highways I
WILLIAM T. yGARDlNEh
IRVING w. CASE
Secretaries 4