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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-04
BELFAST
Election FOrecast-Farm Bu-
reau Plans-Meth0dist Elec-
finn

Monday will be election day in
Belfast but it promises to be very
quiet, there being but one candidate
in the field for Office of mayor and
for the various ward officers, a citi-
zen's ticket, with no opposition.
Mayor Orlando L. Frost, now serving
as representative to the Maine Legis-
lature from Belfast, is the candidate
for mayor. having already served two
terms in this capacity.-The North
port group, Farm Bureau. will meet
at Saturday Cove, Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Fannie Bowden. Sub
Ject: Community meal and dessert
planning. Miss Estelle Mason, Home
demonstration agent will be present
to instruct members in the prepara-
ton Of well balanced meal.-The
following officers have been elected
Sunday school. Mrs. Annie NJ. Frost,
teacher; president. Miss Kitty San
son; vice president, Miss Ruth Rob-
ertson; secretary, Miss Beatrice
Barnard; treasurer. Miss Fern
Orchard; chairmen of standing COM
mittees. membership, Mrs. Kathleen
Knowing: service. Miss Annabel
Fish: recreation, Miss Marvel Or
chard; class motto, Brighten the
Corner where you are. Emblem.
dark blue button with white center:
colors. green and white; flower, lily
of the valley: song, Brighten the
Corner.N Misses lone Juikins and
Nerna Head have already become
teachers in the Sunday school and
the latest addition to the member
ship is Miss Katherine Ingalls,. The
class is registered in the board of
! Sunday schools of the Methodist
! Episcopal churches in Chicago.
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STATE SANATORIUMS

The committee on State Sanatoriums
Will give public hearing in its rooms
at the state House, in Augusta. on
FRIDAY, March 6, at 1880 A. NJ, on
the following:
S. y. No 101. Resolve in favor OF
the Western Maine Sanatorium for
maintenance. personal services, repairs
and equipment.
s. p. No. Isl. Resolve in favor of
Western Maine Sanatorium for addi-
tional facilities.
S. p. No. 1s3. Resolve In favor OF
Northern Maine Sanatorium for main
tenance. personal services, repairs and
equipment.
S. p No. 1874. Resolve In favor of
North Maine Sanatorium for new
construction.
II. 2. No. 56S. Resolve in favor of
the Central Maine Sanatorium for
maintenance. personal services, repairs
and equipment.
II. p. No. 5S7. Resolve in favor of
Central Maine Sanatorium for new
construction.
EDWARD L. HIGHT, Sec.
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PUBLIC UTILITIES

The committee on Public Utilities
will give public hearing in it's rooms
at the state House. in Augusta. on
THURSDAY, March 5, 1925. at l p.
NJ, on the following:
S. p. No. 24O. An Act to extend the
charter granted to the Columbia Falls
Water Company for two years.
II. P. No. 629. An Act to extend
the charter granted to the Salisbury
Cove Water Company, for the taking
Of water from Lake Wood and furn-
fishing water to the village of Sails
bury Cove for two years.
II. p; No. go, II, D. No. 1873. An
Act relating to police regulations at
II. r No. s31. II. D. No. 1874. An
Act relating to adjustment of grade
crossings.
S. p. No. 24o, S. D. No. 90. An Act
to grant certain powers to the North
cast Harbor Water Company.
5. Z. No. 2S2. An Act to correct a
clerical error III Section IS of Chapter
SO of the Private and Special Laws of
1929.
H. P. No. 7S9. An Act to amend an
Act to incorporate the HALLOWEEN
Water District.
ELMER J. BCRNHAM. Sec.
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HOXIE

Mahlon Luce and Del Seroy have
each had radio installed.-HarU
Otis of Fairfield was a recent visitr
at his fathers, Joseph Otis.-TM
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Haru
Getchell, who has been very ill viii
bronchitis, is reported on the gain
Ed keirstead has been hauling pub
to the siding for l. G. Morrow tie
past week.-Alfonso Nedeau is rush
ing to finish up his hauling for Pag
and Clark before the shedding al
goes. He has his two teams, alp
also Fred Chapman. Dell .Seroy and
Charles Barney, all hauling. He has
in the neighborhooG of 100 cords NOR
to haul-Cony Loring has returned 70
his place here after being in Waite.
Vile for the winter where he has 1t
horScs.-Lester Brann is working a
blacksmithing at Norridgewock VI
lage.-Herbert Chapman of Skowhs.
gan was Il visitor at his brotherI
Fred CHAPMAN, Thursday.
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F.. Withee; Library Trustee for a,

F. Withee; Library Trustee for fin
years, Miss Maud E. Powers.
The total amount of money raisS
was about 100000 and was a litA
less than the amount raised las
year.
Monies were raised as follows:-.
For repairing roads and highway
$4,000; Snow roads, $500; Suppot
of Poor, $4,000; Expenses and liabl.
tiles, $1,000; Support Of Connie,
Schools. $4,000; Free High Schooh
S12,650; Physical Training, 1854;
School text books, $1,S00; Sch0
appliances, $4,000; Conveyance d /
High School pupils, $1,000; Purchas
of power saw and jointer for mar
ual training dept, $3.50; Repair Il
School Houses, $4,000; Manu
training and Domestic Sciene
$4,000; Experimenting School Con.
mittee, $50; N. A. Weston Post, q
"A. r., s125; Electric lights at Laka
wood, $40; Sidewalks, s2,500; Mad
ison Public Library, $1,000; Stan
Road, s1,333; Board of Heala,
$1,000; Town dump. $475; MemorAl
High School bonds and interer
$9,625; Payment of town notes, 81
1880; Highway patrol, $1,000; H.
surance premiums on school buih.
ings, $4,000; Additional street light
at East Madison village, $54; Eve
ming school, $3.50; New road
Lakewood. $500; Grading Tweln
Corners School house lot, 5000; SeT.
er on Locust ST., $1,000; Repair d
catch basins, $500; Juvenile Band
800; Municipal Fuel Yard, $7,0M
Other important votes taken wen
to finish the High School Auditor.
UNI; to instruct the Selectmen b
make a temporary loan Of $4,000 b
pay bills as they became due To II
pair the sidewalk leading from Man
st. to the Catholic church; to appoit
a budget committee; to instruct tn
Selectmen not to grant permission b
any person or corporation for til
establishment of gas pumps or otfw
commercial devices in the street lin,
its of Madison Village and to revoh
permission for such devices alreah
placed as soon as arrangements ca
be made to move the same.
The valuation of the town y
shown by the reports is: real estah
resident, S2,064,192; real estate, nor
resident. s945,O05; personal estas
resident, S956,274: personal estat
resident, s23O.035, the total val
uation being $4,193.504. The numx
of polls taxed is I'LL and the muir
Der of polls not taxed, &c. k
A town meeting dinner was servI
by the women of For Get Me-Nf
branch of the International Sunshis
Society in the dining room at II
NJ. h. church.
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the towns part of the maintenance
of third class and of State Highways
and detour roads; $275 for the sup
port of free public library and books
for the same; $1,000 FOR the support
of poor and payment of town eX-
penses; $2700 for the support of free
High School; $500 for the support
of Common schools; $500 for school
text books and supplies; $3.50 for
school lights, telephones and insur-
ance or school buildings; $500 for
repairs OH school houses; 5000 for
the payment of bonded debt and in
terest thereon: $4,000 for the payment
of floating debt and interest thereon;
$50 for Memorial Day expenses;
$500 for the Fire Department; $500
for the support of street lights and
the placing of new lights; S475 for
the purpose of physical education in
the schools; SIS for the care of the
park at Soldiers Monument; S25 for
the care of the Old Oak Cemetery.
1t was voted to adopt the following
town ordinance: Every vacant lot,
fronting on any street within, the viii
lage limits. shall be cleared and kept
clear of all rubbish and other un-
slightly material, including dead
trees, by the owner of said lot at his
the owner of a vacant lot as afore-
said neglects to comply with this
law, at any time of the year when
the ground is not frozen, for the
space of fifteen days after the select
men have notified him by mail or in
person, the selectmen shall cause
said lot to be SO cleared as afore-
said and said owner shall be liable
to the town for the necessary ex-
pense so incurred by said selectmen.
Voted to authorize the selectmen to
convey by deed the Fred Walton
Buildings and lot in Oakland to
Herbert l.. York for the sum of $500.
Voted to authorize the selectmen to
convey by deed the old storehouse
lot from which the storehouse has
been removed by the town to Lyndon
Emmons' for the sum of $50. Voted
to gravel the road past Oak Gene
tary from the old ferry way to the
corner on the Skowhegan road near
tie house of c. n. Fuller.
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Richmond project. the Middle Cross
ing is,tbe one strongly advocated by
Or, Waddell on the following grounds
"a a small saving OF cost over some
Of the other locations, CD its 10
cation above much of the Bath snip
ping, CD a higher vertical clearance
and 90 that it can be approached
without passing through the business
center although he comedies many
of the Bath residents regard this as
serious objection. He states on the
other hand however there are the
following objections; % injury to
the best residential section of Bath
because of noise and smoke OF rail-
read trains, CO then necessity OF a
climb by each railroad train of an
additional vertical distance OF forty
feet thus increasing the operations
of the railroad for all time, 60
the transfer of the railroad station
FULLY a mile above the business
delivering the freight to Baths bust
ness center by means of a branch
road, 60 the necessity Of the peo-
pie of Woolwich to travel an extra
two miles TO get to Bath and 60 the
immediate expenditure on the part
of the Maine Central Railroad of
some $4,000 for building its ap-
proaches, etc. 1t is not quite clear
whether this includes the expense of
changing station, etc. above referred
to.
1t is suggested that many of the
foregoing problems are the identical
problems which 1t was suggested by
Mr.. Mclean at the hearing before
ways and bridges committee on
February 4th should be given con-
sideration. They state that DIR.
Waddelrs recent work has simply
emphasized how necessary such in
vestigation is. They feel that it is
likewise emphasized how even more
necessary may be an investigation OF
the river bottom particularly in view
of the fact that the sites suggested
by DIR. Waddell are some distance re-
moved from the point where even
the few borings made were taken,
those borings having been taken on
the Carlton site now abandoned.
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SEA AND SHORE FISHERIES

The committee on Sea and Shore
Fisheries will give a public hearing
In its room at the state House, IN Au-
THURSDAY. March S, at 100 p. NJ,
on the following:
II. p. No. 1913. An Act relative to
the use of power boats.
II. +. No. sol. An Act amending an
Act relating to taking of clans in the
town of Machiasport.
H. p. No. So2 An Act to amend
Sec. As, Chap. As, r. s. increasing the
penalty for use of torches. or artificial
light in the herring fishery.
H. 7. No GAL. An Act amending
an Act relating to taking of clans in
the town of Rogue Bluffs.
II. T. No. $40. An Act relating to
close time on scallops.
n. j. No. 55s. An Act relating to
II. p. No. 500. An Act relating TO
the taking of smelts from Cobscooll
river, Cobscook Bay, Orange river,
Dennys river and their tributaries.
II. +: No. SOB. An Act prohibiting
the building of smelt traps in the
waters of Harrington river in wash
Il III P. NJ No. '7ss. An Act prohibiting
the catching of smelts in Cathance
river. except by hook and line.
>. +. No. 24J. An Act prohibiting
the taking of smelts from the water
or Medomak river.
S. p. No. GAG. An Act to repeal
Chap. 81, p. and S. Laws OF 1928, re-
iatng to smelt fishing in the waters
or Pennanaquan and Cobscook Bavs.
II. F.. No: SCI. An Act for the bet
ter protection of smells in the Passa-
gassawaukeag river.
H. r. No. $50. An Act relating to
hshing for smelts in Eastern river
III. p. No. 639. An Act to repeal
Chap: -, p. l.. of 1928, relating to
II. p. No: SO. An Act to extend the
open tlme Tor smelt fishing in the tide
tributaries. Nu i's
a. p. No. 557. An Act relating to
taxing taxing Of herring in the Sheepscot
PERCY C. SARGENT snn
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INDIAN AFFAIRS

! The committee on Indian Affairs
will give public hearing in its room
at the state House. in Augusta, on
WEDNESDAY,. March 4, at l L. NJ.
O'Clock on the following:
S. y. No. o90. S. d. No. III. An Act
to amend Chapter IS OF the Public
Laws of 1921, to regulate certain in
ternal affairs of the Passamaquoddy
Tribe of Indians.
S. =. No. 270. S. D. No. 105. An Act
to amend Section II, Chapter a. II. s.,
relating to schools of the Passama-
quoddy Tribe of Indians.
S. j. No. e69. S. d. No. 101. An Act
to amend Sect. >, Chap 112, Public
laws Of 1919. relating to Indians vot-
$. p. No. eos. s. D. No. 1o4. An Act
10 amend Sect. 26, Chap. IA, r. s., re-
]ating to schools on Indian Island in
Old Town.
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TOWN ELECTIONS

CORNVILLE-At the town meet
ing held Monday the following officers
We're elected and business transacted:
Moderator, W. +. Hofey; town clerk,
ems. Bert Bowman and Howard
Rowel; treasure Alice Stevens
school committee, Leaphe Beckwith;
board of health, George Foster; FIRE
and snow roads. $500: for repairing
bridges, $1,000; for burning bushes,
$500: voted to purchase gravel pit
from Aseneth and Frank Robinson for
s$47.3o; east ridge roads, $500; for
Edwin Smith. Joe Haden, Lyman
Scribncr and Charles TeBargee; voted
to raise SIS TO repair the roof Of
the barn on the town farm; voted to
sell the town farm: voted to raise
$500 for support of poor: voted to
bridges; voted to raise $4,000 for
schools; voted to raise 5000 for text
books: voted to raise 1925 for pay
superintendent of schools: proceeds
for dinner, s4l9S; voted to Herbert
Hall Sl75. payment in full for grave
and dirt; voted to discontinue the road
leading from Lyman Scribner to
Skowhe gan. also the road from George
Fosters farm to the York place: vot-
ed to join the state in building the
iiop'ti VI Hdll bTluBe anu iPdNc
the work in the Selectmen's hands ::
for repairs of schoolhouses. $500: for
euition of high school scholars $500;
for Memorial day. $1,000: for Gene
teries, 500; elected c. y. Smith as
sexton: voted to raise s24 for street
lights: voted to record the vote taken
when the Grange repaired the hall:
voted that the selectmen have charge
of highways and bridges: voted TO
raise $500 to pay interest: voted 70
tea
charges, voted to accept auditors re-
port.
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PENSIONS

The committee on Pensions will
give a public hearing in its room at
the state House, in Augusta. on
THURSDAY. March >. at $50 L. NJ.
on the following:
ii. =. No. 772. Resolve IN favor of
Emma Coffin Norton of Fairfield for
State pension.
II. p. No 10. Resolve in favor Of
Louis Mason of West Gardiner for
State pension.
II. p. No. ~. Resolve providing
for and increase of State pension for
Emma Coffin Norton OF Palermo
II. y. No. $50. Resolve in favor OF
Robert L. parlin of Fayette for State
pension.
II. =. No. 49,. Resolve for State
pension for Annie u. Mclean of Au-
Susta.
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Committee Hearings
EDUCATION

The committee on Education will
xive . public hearing in its room At
the state House, in Augusta, on
p wEpNE ;So 1Y;,, March T. 1925 at 2
n. p. No. 696. Resolve in favor of
North Yarmouth Academy. Yarmouth,
IL p. No. ss5. Resolve in favor Of
nance. repairs and addition to its
II P: No. ss4. Resolve in favor Of
Somerset Academy.
H P. No. ss3. Resolve in favor Of
Wilton Academy for maintenance. re-
S. P. No. 267. An Act to increase
the scope Of Portland Academy.
H. p. No. 1875. An Act. relating to
The superintendent OF schools or the
S. P. No. $50. An Act to establish a
State fund for higher education: for
maintenance and support Of the Uni
versity Of Maine cooperative work in
agriculture and the Maine Agricul-
tural Experiment Station.
Section Is Of Chapter 173 Of the Pub
lilo Laws Of 1921 and Chapter IT'S of
the Public Laws Of 1928, relating to
state School Fund covering unexpend-
H. P. No. 542. An Act providing for
the uss Of the English language in
II. p. No. sse. An Act relating to
the formation Of unions for the en-
ployment OF superintendent of
THURSDAY. March s, 1925, at 2
r. NJ. on the following:
II. P. No. AL. Resolve in favor Of
Monson Academy to meet the in
creased cost Of maintenance Of Mon
o II. P. No. so5. Resolve in favor Of
H. P: No. 2ss. Resolve in favor of
S. P. No. S.. Resolve in favor Of
Monmouth Academy.
Fl. P. No. 25S. Resolve in favor Of
Aroostook Central Institute at Mars
H. p. No. 254. Resolve in favor Of
Bridgewater Classical Academy at
Bridgewater, Aroostoos county. Maine.
H. P. No. 255. Resolve in favor of
Bluehill-George Stevens Academy for
general maintenance.
Bridgton Academy for deficit in main
H. P. No. ess. Resolve in favor of
Lee Academy for liquidation Of GER
tain Indebtedness.
H., P. No. PSI. An Act to require
the United States in public and pri-
'A S. p s No. 1es. Resolv. in favor of
Louise D. Mayhem, in lieu Of teachers
II: r. No. sos. An Act relating to
teachers pensions.
H. p. No. 4O5. An Act to provide
for the schooling of children in the
towns where their parents have tenn
CHARLES s. PIERCE. Sec.
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STATE OF MAINE
county OF Kennebec, SIS.
Augusta I'rbrt,.,.,. o,tt 1oo-

ttrrsuSta, February Gath. 1925. A. D.
,o.i aNcfl inns @fth day of FEBRUARY.
80 ~ ~, on execution dated Febru-
n' ~, 70, A. D., issued on Il fudg-
nteht rendered by the Superior Corrt
Tor the County of kennebec at the term
.r., begun and held on the second
tuesday OF january 1925, A. ID tn vii
ON the fifth day of February 1905 4
~ ~ IN 1avor of Elizabeth Brewer Of
Natcrville in the County of keunaboc
against Albert f.. Brewer formnrlv OF
Taau augusta. now Of parts unknown.
Ior Twelve hundred C2O0) dollars
aept on damage. and will be sold at
L,,uplic auction on the premises in said
co. = 49, 80 TO ne highest bidder on the
own DAY OF March, \. D. 1925, at ten
clock in the forenoon, the following
ueScflped real estate and all the right
,ltIe ana interest which. the said Al
pert IL. Brewer has and had in and to
me same to wit, a certain lot or mar
sci of land situate in Augusta. ro,,ntv
OF hennebec. ana state of Maine.
bounded and described as follows. Ee-
Glnnlng at an iron bolt driven in the
slouhd IN the southwest corner of land
~ ctdrt,. ,i ny George Strought on the
castcrly line of the new road leading
from said Augusta to Halloweli:
thchce running easterly twenty rods
oy SAID StrouSht's north line to an
IRON DOT driven in the ground; thence
hortheriy in a line parallel with said
cast line of said new road six rods to
an iron bolt driven in the ground:
thence westerly IN line parallel with
said Strought's, north line ten rods
to an iron bolt driven in the ground:
thence northerly in a line parallel with
said east line of said new road twenty
rods, to land of d. T. Pike, and an iron
bolt driven in The ground; thence
westerly by said Pixies land ten rods
to an iron bolt driven in the ground
IN said east line of said new road:
hon lxp III 4
said new road to the point begun at
twenty-six rods. Being the same
premises conveyed by Isaac L. Thomp-
son to Albert L. Brewer by warranty
deed, dated May Is, 1898, Recorded in
the kennebec County Registry of
Deeds, Boo S97, page 269.
III. q. PARMENTER.
feb25wed3t Deputy Sheriff,
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MANY H0USEKEEPERS
TOO ILL TO WORK
How Many Are Finding Relief from Weakness and
Pain. Mrs. Brandenburg Notable Case

I took three. I had been treated
by doctor, but he gave me an iros
tonic and that did not help me. IT,
seemed that the tonic did not have il
it what the Vegetable Compound did.
That gave me the strength and ambi.
ton / needed and l have gained i,
weight. This year before l started
to clean house | got four bottles oil
the Vegetable Compound and am take
ing it right along. tell all my friend,
about it and how much good it doe,
me. They can notice it because have
gained in weight. / weigh lis nov
and do all my work myself again.
Mrs. EMIL 0. BRANDENBURG, 65l
37th Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. J
Mrs. Earl's Recovery
Horace, Nebraska. 81 had terri
BILE pains and backache. so bad that
could hardly move, and / would hav,
to lie down at times. read advep
tisements of Lydia E. Pinkham't
Vegetable Compound and l was s.
sick that | thought would try it. MI
husband knew it was good as he knew
a woman it had helped. 1t took al
my pains away and / don't have ant
backache now. l do my own house
work, take care of a few chickenl0
and my garden, and have a little gin
three years old to look out for. / rec
ommend the Vegetable Compound "a
my friends and / will answer all thu
questions | can, if any one writes ii
me. - Mrs. ADA EARL, Box 90
Horace, Nebraska.
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GEO. G. BoYNToN, Sec.
APPROPRIATIONS AND FlNAN
CIAI AFFAIRS

The committee on Appropriations
and Financial Affairs will give a pub
lie hearing in its room at the State
House. in Augusta. on
THURSDAY, March S, at o'clock
p. NJ.
S. p. No. 1877. Resolve for Maine
General Hospital for medical or sur
gical treatment of certain persons.
S. p. No. 264. Resolve in favor of
the Children's Hospital, Portland.
III. p. No. "A. Resolve in favor of
Knox Academy Of Arts and Sciences,
Warren, Maine.
ii. p. No. SIT. An Act relating to
provision for upkeep, equipment and
extensions for the several normal
schools and Madawaska Training
school.
ORLANDO e. FROST, Sec.
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BANKS AND BANKING

The committee on Banks and Bank
ing Will give a public hearing in it's
room at the State House, in Augusta,
on
WEDNESDAY, March 4 at o'clock
+. NJ. on the following.
II: p. No. AZ, II. d. No 13. An Act
relative to the payment Of interest by
banks on Withdrawals
H. p. No. 81 An Act relating to
payment of interest on matured shares
in Loan and Building Associations.
;. =. No. 154, :. ID. No. Ga. An Act
relating TO industrial banks.
>. +: No 1915. S. d. No. GJ. An Act
requiring more efficient supervision of
brokers selling securities on marginal
account.
HORACE NJ PIrILEN Sec
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STATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
STATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
AND STATE REEORMA TOptEc

The committee on State School for
BBoys, State School for Girls and State
Keformatories will give a public hear
lAnx IN its room at the State House, in
THURSDAY. March s. at 2 P. M on
H p: No. $3.50. Resolve in favor 81
state School for Boys. VI
as. s. no. S5S. Resolve in favor Of
IL C.AsS Heiormatory for Men for
- e NO: SSO. Resolve in favor Of
~ 1912 neiofmatory Tor Men for
49,. no. 2Sl. Resolve in favor Of
Hss-ete heiorm4tory for Men for
maintenance, personal services. re-
pairs ana equipment.
3. q. No. 2e2. Resolve in favor or
the state Reformatory for Men for
Inc erection Of an Industrial building.
- -. MERLE J. HARTMAN. Sec.