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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-25
TAXATION

The committee on Taxation VIII
give a public hearing in its room at
TUESDAY, March 8. 1925, at 2 ?.
NJ. to consider the following:
s. d. No. 80. An Act to amend
Section l Of the Revised Statutes, as
amended by Chapter AZ of the Public
Laws OF 1921. relating to poll tax.
Fl. d. No. 103. An Act to amend
Section 80 Of Chapter Q of the Revised
Statutes of Maine relating to the ex-
else tax on railroads.
II. d. No. 1876. An Act to amend
Chapter 10 Of the Revised Statutes,
relating to the exemption OF estates
OF soldiers. sailors and marines.
II. d. No. 175. An Act relating to
certain exemptions.
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PUBLIC HEALTH

The committee on Public Health
will give public hearing in it's room
at the State House. in Augusta. on
WEDNESDAY,. Feb. Is. 1925. at .
p. NJ. on the following:
S. P: No. 40. An Act to accept the
provisions of the Act of the Congress
yember %. 1921, entitled IAN Act for
the promotion Of the welfare and n.y.
giene of maternity and infancy and
for other purposes"
S. p. No. ITS. An Act to repeal
Section 43 Of Chapter 10 of the Re-
vised Statues as amended by Chapter
1874 Of the Public Laws Of 1928.
s. D. No. 81. An Act to amend
Chapter 1917. Section s. Laws of 1917,
as amended by Chapter Ell, Laws of
1919. relating to appropria tions Of the
State Department OF Health.
JOHN MCDONALD, Sec.
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Committee
Reports Received
r. House Tuesday

A. the Tuesday morning session
! ths House, Speaker Gardiner APP
s.,rssd = House committee on con.
!.s.nce consisting Of Representatives
w,sS of Auburn, Martin Of Augusta
I'd peering Of Saco to confer with
A. senate committee relative to the
,,solyes Increasing the salaries OF
=. stenographers of the superior
..u,ts Of Kennebec and Androscog-
a COMMITTEES. The House had indefi-
sataly postponed tho resolves and
~ eAnate had passed them to be
.,rossed. The Senate insisted on
NJ action and the House adhered to
e action. The Senate members OF
~ committee on conference are
sss,sors Hinckley Of Cumberland,
csrtsr Of Androscoggin and Maher
Il Ksnnebec.
no following reports OF commit
tn we're received:
L&sal Affairs-"Ought not to pass"
= bill to change the form Of govern
nant In the town Of Bar Harbor:
stueht to pass" on act to regulate
10 appointment Of guardians for
aduln and the appointment of con-
sevators when the judge Of probate
b interested; Ought to pass" on act
10 change the penalty from not ex-
ceeilng one year to not exceeding
Il months for desertion and nom
support when the offense is not of a
hlJh and aggravated nature; Ought
10 mn In new draft" on act to regu-
hts fishing in Moose river. Somerset
eppaty: ought to pass" on act ex-
tsAding the criminal term OF the
CUMBERLAND superior court.
Judiciary committee - fought to
pm IN new draft" on bill allowing
ths Good Will Home Association to
bold property in any amount.
Inland Fisheries and Game -
Ought to pass in new draft" on bills
cbtilg Alder and Head brooks in
60mAset county to fishing except
viii artificial flies.
representative Wing Of Auburn
presented an amendment to the leg
thttvs order extending the time
limit II which bills may be present.
u for inference to this Legislature
nom March to March 10. The
order q amended was given passage.
A order was passed on motion Of
Representative Wing Of Auburn that
0e hall Of the House be turned over
. the judiciary committee on Thurs
~ afternoon. March S, for hearing
g % act to prohibit boating and
malae on Lake Auburn in the City
y Auburn in Androscoggin county.
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Resolve for
Increase State
Highway Bonds to
Sum of S22.6OO.OOO.

A!esolve amending the State con-
sNuon so as to increase the
1eunt OF State bonds which can be
seeo Tor the purposes Of building
~ highways and inter- State and
1nauonal bridges from 10000
% $z2,600.000 was introduced in
- house, Tuesday. by Rep. Page
WSkovhegan.
10 bonds are to be payable with
~ years at a rate of interest not
3ceed so per annum, payable
Hl'annually. They are to be serial
na when payed at maturity or
md. ' NV We ie1s
aep. Page introduced an act, re-
Saas 70 the proposed issue of State
( away bonds. contingent on the
s;s1s!on by the people Of the con-
sss sSsaCnal amendment. The act
=. .uV,ixes the State treasurer to is
- Nv.ooo.OO0 of these bonds under
sas ~ direction of the Governor and
\ sssa Iclt 20 be used solely for the
~. euction of first class highways
4 ns.s. ~ concrete or of bituminous
~ m In the discretion of the
e highway Commission. The
! ~. y further contingent upon the
|. tE.. q bill providing for q
SssA. Sent gasoline tax, also intro
s,sss $500 Dy Rep. Page, Tuesday, which
nsn that two cents Of the tax
I ~ ~ g available to pay the inter-
\ ~ saaree on the $4,000, 900 bond
/, r. ~ sno TO create a sinking fund
~ tasoline tax act. introduced
- w rage. also provides that in
} m. me constitutional amendment
cis.a 10y pass. 5000 of the amount re-
8. u from the first one cent of the
- nx shall be used for the main
|. nv VI state and State aid high
Iatsrn, nter- State, intra- State and
~ ~ bridges, and the bal
daii - me first one cent of the tax
|. ens,r,,ss ADDED to the fund for the
OF third class highways.
l N,u.. t'nerant Vendors
Eh r.sor Southwest Harbor-Act
4 n -. to itinerant vendors.
l Il ~ amends the present law so
|. hdd,..n awkers on the streets or
lnsss from vehicles" are no
1 nscs exempt from the license pro-
WINS Of the act,
N,.s irving Motor Vehicles
tr..s OF Auburn-Act recurring
Iii n. OF motor vehicles to make q
sop ct a distance of not less
I ~ On feet from the nearest rail
II railroad grade crossing, and
Net| proceed across the railroad
q tracks until the gates have
11n,l,.saa raised or the flagman has
{ 49, II the crossing is pro-
ANss ~ an automatic signal the
ilea,t, must not proceed until he has
1 keashiaased that no train is ap-
Relief Of Poor Debtors
hin .pson Of Rockland-Act re-
II S,e g relief of poor debtors. The
IN imvvides that a debtor arrested
aa,ed p ~ and any person ar
Mi !, q imprisoned on an original
w !, process that runs against the
@sb,s the defendant, and who is
y cs.o 20 procure bail. on request Of
tsstoSu or jailer having him in
! tIsts,. may be taken before two
ssted Justices Of the peace
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to disclose the actual state Of his af-
To Open Indian Pond

to disclose the actual state Of his at
fairs.
To Open Indian Pond
Davis Of Dexter-Act to open
Indian Pond in Squaretown, Somer-
set county. to ice fishing for the
months OF February. March and
April.
To Prohibit Digging Out Of skunks
Davis of Dexter-Act to prohibit
the digging out Of skunks and trap
ping Of skunks at their den. A fine
of $40 for each offense is fixed.
To Repeal Raeeoon Hunting Law
Davis of Dexter-Act relating to
hunting Of raccoons and skunks.
The bill repeats the law of 1923 per-
hitting the night hunting of skunks
from Oct. Is to last day Of February
and of raccoons from Oct. I to the
last day of February. 1t re-enacts
another law passed by the last
Legislature which establishes closed
time of varying length on muskrats
in different ponds and rivers of the
State.
To Close CULVER Brook
Davis of Dexter-Act to close Gull
liver Brook in Somerset and Piscata :
quis counties to all fishing for two
years.
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Weber of Hallowell, supsrintendent

Weber of Hallowell, superintend dent
OF the school farm.
Al! speakers stressed the need OF
the infirmary. anu there was also
some discussion about the advisable
tlty of disseminating tho dairy
speaking in regard to the fund for
repair of the dairy barn, Mr.. Laugh
lin said that the two past Legisla-
tunes had made appropriations for
this work, but that the trustees had
never been able to get any OF this
money from the Governor end Coun-
Gil. The same was true Of an ap-
preparation of $4,000 made by the
last Legislature for the infirmary
building, but it was rot ailable
until the last three months cf the
Baxter administration. 1T was just
as we'll this was 50, concluded Mr..
I aughlin, ''for that amount was en-
tireiy insufficient"
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PUBLIC UTILITIES

The committee on Public Utilities
will give public hearing in its rooms
at the State House. in Augusta, on
THURSDAY, Feb. rs. 1925, p. M.
on the following:
S. P. No. IS. An Act relating to
he Portland Gas Light Company.
II. p. No. 247. Resolve for the ap-
pointment of one or more persons to
represent the State in certain pro-
posed changes in freight rates Affect
ing the people of the State.
III. r. No. 50c. An Act authorizing
the Caribou Water. Light & Power
Company to lease and assign to. the
Great Northern Paper Company for a
period of 80 years Its right to main.
tain piers and booms and to hold and
sort logs and other lumber granted
by chapter 17S Of the Private and
Special Laws Of Maine Of 1907.
II. =. No. 72s. An Act to incorpo-
rate the. Bagaduce and Eggemosgin
Water Company.
ELMER J. BURNHAM, Sec.
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INTERIOR WATERS

The COMMITTEES on Interior Waters
will give public hearing in its room
WEDNESDAY,. Feb. rs. 1925. at 2
p. NJ. on the following:
S. P. No 1913. An Act to amend
Chapter $50 Of the Private and Spe-
ial Laws Of 1907 entitled AN Act to
provement Company"
H. p. No. 40. An Act to authorize
Harry M. Stanley to construct and
maintain a wharf and boat house in
Lake Maranacoolz. In Winthrop, Maine
II. p. No. 607. Resolve changing
the name of Adams Pond in Newfield,
York county, to Rockhaven Lake.
H. p. No. sos. Resolve changing
the name of Turner Pond in Newfield.
York county, to Mirror Lake
ARTHUR a. CRAFTS,
Secretary.
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Seek Segregation
Diseased Inmates
WOman's RefOrmatOry

The need Of infirmary buildings
for the care of inmates suffering
from venereal diseases, at both the
State reformatory for women at
Skowhegan and at the Industrial
school for girls at Hallowell, was
presented to the committee on State
schools and reformatorfes, Tuesday.
At both institutions this problem
has grown increasingly difficult. the
trustees testified, and they see no
solution other than offered through
the care which could be given by
the additions requested.
Resolves considered by the COM
mittee also provided for mainten-
ance, salaries. improvements, etc.
The SkoWhegan refOrmatOry needs
were placed at $58, 600 for two years
for maintenance, and $5O,OOO for the
infirmary. The State school asked
$500 for salaries and expenses OF
the trustees, $175 ,S63.S1 for mainten-
ance, and $54, $50 for new construc-
ton, including the infirmary.
DIR. Irving B. Mower of Water
vile presented the case OF the pro-
ponents Of the resolve aiding the
reformatory. Others who spoke were
Mrs. Mary w. Libby of SKowhegan,
the superintendent: Mrs. Gertrude
Stevens Leavitt of Portland, Mrs.
Sadie H. Bates Of Sandy Point and
Rev. John E. Kelly of Lewiston.
Father Kealy said the new buildin:
included provisions for caring for
refractory prisoners. He also urged
that the committee consider tie
need Of an Institutional enclosure.
although that item was not included
in eithed resolve. Such an enclos-
ure is needed, he said. for the pre- =
lection of the inmates, and to frus-
trate attempts to escape from tie
reformatory.
4. J. I.aughlin o. Portland was the
INST speaker for the trustees of the
state School for Girls. He was sup
ported by E. c. CARL of Portland.
Mrs. Arthur J. Elliott Of Ihomaston'
Mrs. Charles J. t'lsgg Of Portland,
w. N. Taylor of Portland and +. W.
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FEDERAL RELATIONS

The committee on Federal Relations
will give a public hearing in its room
at the State House. in Augusta. on
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 25. at 2 o'clock
p. NJ. on the following:
S. P. No. 161, S. d. No. Sc, being a
joint resolution favoring the acquiring
and maintenance by the United States
Government of a suitable vessel con-
structed and equipped especially as
an ice breaker. to be stationed solely
on the Maine coast.
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CORlNNA
East Somerset Pomona

East Somerset Pomona comprising
the Oranges Of Dexter, Newport.
st. Adams, Corinna, Pittsfeld,
Ripley. Cambridge, Palmyra, Hart
land and Harmony. will meet with
Hartland Grange March for an all
day session. In the forenoon the
fifth degree will be conferred.
Recess for dinner and social hour
at noon.
In the afternoon: Address Of We'll
come. Mrs. Cora Estes; response.
Mrs. Emma Bubar; music. Lottie
Southard; talk on education, H. B.
Clifford: reading, Bertha Haseltine;
question, Resolve. That Intangible
Property Should Be Taxed, Aft, /Wil .
liam Blaisdell. Palmyra. Neg, H. H.
Fuller. Hartland; discussion by
Grange: reading. Ella Getchel; read
ing. Richard Goodrich; music. Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford.
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Slate Co. Seeks
Right to Tunnel
Under Hebron Lake

No opposition was presented to a
bill which would give the Monson
Maine Slate Company permission to
sink shaft and tunnel under Hebron
Lake. one Of the great ponds" of the
State when hearing was held on the
matter Tuesday afternoon before the
committee on mines and mining.
Under the common law of the
State. 1t was explained by Judge C.
w. Hayes Of er-Foxcroft, attor-
ney for the company. the State holds
title to the bottom Of all such ponds,
and permission for any operations
as contemplated under the measure
must be obtained from the State.
Judge Hayes told the committee
that the vein of slate owned by the
company has now been worked to the
edge of the lake. and the Company
has been informed by biologists that
the vein extends under the lake. The
proposed tunnel would. it Is expect
ed. enable the company to work the
vein and so continue its business.
Judge Hayes said that $4,000 would
probably have to be spent before any
return could be realized, but that if
good slate were found. the supply
would probably not be exhausted for
bO years.
Fred H. Crane Of Monson. super
intendent Of the company's opera
tions. said that about four fifths of
the company's product IL used in
electrical manufactures and has to
be clear and free from other min
erals. He said that his company
pays about one seventh OF the taxes
OF Monson. and Is the only industry
there.
Rep. John NJ. Flint of Monson told
the committee that all the people of
the town favor granting the COM
pany's desire and said that the week
ly payroll of from $4,000 to $4,000
means a good deal to the town.
Senator Crafts of Piscataquis
county and John Sprague of Dover
Foxcr0ft also favored the bill.
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Committee Hearings
INLAND FIsHERIEe AND oAMI

The committee on Inland y1shsriss
and Game win give . public bearing
in its room ut the State House. IN Au-
zHPhs No se FL r. a.: Ct ..l L 4 {; 70
the revocation Of licenses and csrti--
ficates issued. by the department Of
H p. No. 49, An Act prohibiting
and togus In Cold stream Pond in
Enfield. Lowell and Lincoln. county
H. p. No. AS. An Act prohibiting
hssns in IN tfs s to s. fs0I
i Il: p. No: 4ss. An ACT relating to
fishing in Stony Brook in Nswry and
in Hanover IL Oxford county
latins to the taking Of fsh from Birch
Harbor Pond in Winter Harbor. Ham
cock county. and petition for same.
H. p. No. 257 and H. Doc. No. 81,
An Act to create . closed season on
law a. to bounties on the same. and
to amend certain sections Of the laws
Senate Paper No as4. An Act re-
ssin Il E HlhDsain co snay certain wat
regulate fishing in Muddy Pond in
Damariscotta, Lincoln county.
Senate Paper No. 226. An Act to
permit ice fishing in Baunsg Beg
Pond. so.called. in Sanford and North
Berwick, in York county.
S. p. No. 1863. An Act to create q
game sanctuary in Knox county to be
known as the Knox County Game Pre-
serve.
S. p. No. 1854. An Act relating to
dogs found chasing moose. caribou or
II. p. No. $50. An Act to prohibit
fishing in the tributaries Of Lake
Anasagunticook in Canton ana Hart
ford. Oxford county.
H. p. No. 534. An Act - establish
daily limit on fish in C pond. In T. C.
Surplus, Oxford county.
H. p. No. 535. An Act relating to
open season on Golden-eye or Whist.
ler so-called. and Sheldrake.
II. p. No. 536. An Act to regulate
fishing through the ice in Long Pond.
in Somerville and Jefferson. in Lincoln
county and in Windsor in Kennebec
H. p. No. so1. An Act to close
hunting in certain territory in Saga
dahoc county to be known as the West
Bath Game Preserve.
H. p. No. 500. An Act relating to
the taking of suckers. cells. hornpouts
and yellow perch.
H. p. No. 604. An Act relating to a
bounty on porcupires in Oxford
JOHN r. FLINT. Sec.
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The committee on Agriculture will
give a public hearing in its rooms at
the State House. in Augusta, on
WEDNESDAY,. Feb. %. at 100 p.
NJ, on the following:
H. P. No. ATS. An Act to change
the grades Of the apple packing law.
II. p. No. SIS. An Act to provide
for the destruction Of dead and WORTH
less apple trees.
S. P. No. 1873. An Act to amend Sec
ton 5 of Chapter IS of the Revised
Statutes, as amended by Chapter sc
Of the Public Laws Of 1919. relating
to the registration Of milk dealers.
S. p. No. 1879. An Act to define GER
tain grades of milk offered for sale
within the State.
S. p. No. 127. An Act to repeal Sec
ton 81 of Chapter "a Of the Revised
Statutes. relating to the use of the
score card system by agricultural So
cieties in the judging of dairy pro-
ducts.
S. p. No. 14s. An Act to regulate
the practice and business OF horse
shoeing.
Section 60 Of Chapter 126 Of the Re-
vised Statutes, relating to old, dis
eased or disabled animals.
S. p. No. 1928. An Act to amend
Chapter 62 of the Public Laws of
1928. relating to the production and
sale Of certified seed.
CEOPCyc T0pD
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INDIAN AFFAIRS

The committee on Indian Affairs
will give a public hearing in its room
at the State House. in Augusta, on
WEDNESDAY. Feb. 25. at o'clock
on the following:
s. P. No. 1872. An Act reimbursing
towns for supplies furnished certain
H. P. No. 3e5. Resolve in favor Of
Frank Socoby. representative Of the
Passamaquoddy Indians.
H. =. No. 364. Resolve in favor Of
Newell Gabriel. representative Of the
Penobscot Tribe of Indians.
H. P. No. So7. Resolve making sp-
Tribe of Indians for the years July
LIST. 1925 to June s0th.. 1871.
il. P. NO 81: An Act relating to
the Penobscot Tribe Of Indians.
H. p. No. 1872. An Act relating to
the choice Of officers by the Penob-
scot Tribe Of Indians.
II. P. No. 529. Resolve in favor Of
the Penobscot Tribe of Indians for the
general care. maintenance and educa-
ton thereof. -.
GEORGE G. BoYNToN. Sec.
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STATE LANDS AND FOREST
ESERVAT1ON

The committee on State Lands and
Forest Preservation will give a public
hearing in the Senate Chamber. State
House. Augusta. Maine. on
THURSDAY. Feb. Is, at P. NJ. on
the following:
s. P. No. 247. Resolve in favor Of
the president and trustees of Bates
College.
8. p. No. 1871. An Act to establish
a State Park at Mt Katahdin.
the land agent to sell and convey q
certain interest Of the State in Town
ship /. Range z. Penobscot county.
e. A. PIPER Sec.
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SEA AND SHORE FISHERIES

The COMMITTEES on Sea and Shore
Fisheries will give a public hearing
in its room ut the State House, in Au-
Gusta. on
THURSDAY. Feb. rs, at / o'clock p.
M. on the following:
H. .. No. 20. An Act to repeal
Chap. 293, P. l.. OF 1917 and to amend
ana re-enact certain sections Of Chap
ter IS. r. s., relating to the Commits
sioner Of Sea and Shore Fisheries.
Fl. D. No. 126. An Act to amend
Section 55, Chapter IS r. g., relating
to legal size Of Holsters and method Of
measurement.
PERCY e. SARGENT see
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Speaker Gardiner
To Entertain Service
Men in Legislature

William Tudor Gardiner, Speaker
OF the House. will be host on We'd
nesday evening, to service men in
both branches of the Legislature.
The affair, an informal supper and
social, will be held at the Oaklands,
Speaker Gardeners homo at Gardi-
ner.
Among the 10 who will be guests
is Rep. William Gilmour of West
brook. senior member of the House.
who is a veteran Of the Civil War.
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MILITARY AEEAiRS

will give public hearing in its rooms
at the State House. in Augusta. on
FRIDAY, Feb. 81. 1925. at 100 P. NJ,
on the following Act and Resolves:
II. D. No. ~. An Act relating to
and fixing the rental thereof.
II. D. No. 113. Resolve in favor Of
Portland Armory.
II. 2. No. 725. Resolve In favor Of
armory rentals.
ROBERT HALE. Sec.
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STATE PRISONS

The committee on State Prisons will
give a public hearing in its room at
the State House, in Augusta. on
WEDNESDAY. Feb. rs. at o'clock
p. NJ. on the following:
S. P. No. 142. Resolve in favor Of
Lester d. Eaton, warden Of the State
Prison.
s. P. No. lis. Resolve in favor Of
the Maine State Prison for mainte-
nance and current expenses.
S. p. No. II. An Act to amend
Chapter 1876 OF the Public Laws Of
1917 relative to the powers Of prison
commissioners.
]. HENRY MORSE, See,
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SCHOOL FOR FEEeLE.MlNpEp

The committee on School for Feeble
it's room vat at the STATE House. in Au
gusta. on
WEDNESDAY,. Feb. c5. at $50 P.
NJ. on the following:
Senate Paper No. IS. An Act to
change the name os the Maine School
for Feeble-Minded.
Senate Paper No. Sc. Resolve In
favor of the Maine School for Feeble
Minded for additions and improve
ments.
favor Of the Maine School for Feeble
Minded for maintenance for the fiscal
year 1926 and 1927.
ALEXANDER SPEIRS,
Chairman
EDWARD CAGNE. Sac.
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MAINE PUBLICITY

The committee on Maine Publicity
will give . public hearing in House Of
Representatives 1T the State House. In
Augusta, on
WEDNESDAY. Feb. IS. 1895. 1 p.
NJ. on the following:
s. b. No. 81. An Act to create
State Broadcasting Station.
HOLLIS W. sTlTHAx. Aesp -
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Boston Live Stock Market

Specially Reported for the Kennebec
journal
Stock Yards, Feb. "a.
MAINE
At Brighton.
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INSANE HOSPITALS

The committee on Insane Hospitals
will give a public hearing in its room
at the state House. in Augusta. on
FRIDAY. Feb. 81, at Q p. NJ. on the
following:
s. P. No. 100. Resolve appropriate
ing money for the construction OF
sewer main for the Bangor State Hos
|pital.