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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-11-26
GIRL LEADS TON
LITTER CONTEST
Hilda HanoId's IL Porkers
Weighed 1874 Pounds
in $50 Days.

Gy9 (gD ILDA HANOLD'S hogs
have bettered the 1924
record for Wisconsin ton
ME M filters. Hilda, who lives
GE81 @4D@ in r ic h m on d county,
feels well repaid for the
work and care she expended on her
prize winners.
The litter of record breakers at the
end of $50 days, the growing period
specified by Wisconsln's third annual
ton-litter club rules, weighed 1924
pounds. The u porkers were the re
suit Of mating a Spotted Poland China
sire with a sow which was a cross-bred
Chester White and Duroc.
Juniors Win Honors.
Other boy and girl entrants in the
contest strove for honors among Wis
consin's best hog men. Their show
ings place them in the class with their
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elders, who are hard put to it to equal
the good showing of the "kids."
Archie Spriggs, who raised his pigs
at his home in Racine county, was the
second highest among the boys and
girls when his litter Of ID pure-bred
Chester Whites totaled 2,540 pounds.
Again a girl won honors when Veva
Divan of Green county for the second
consecutive year placed her hogs in
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-11-26

filters narrowed between February 1
and June 1, 1925, would be eligible.
Since six months, or $50 days, is the
time limit allowed for growth, the con-
test will close December 1, 1925. AT
that time the winning farmers, both
senior and junior, will be awarded
medals and certificates emitting them
to membership in this exclusive rural
club.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-28
Miss Hinckley
Before SOrOsls

Miss Faith Jane Hinckiey, musical
instructor in the Good VIII schools.
was the principal speaker at the
Skowhegan Sorosis, Tuesday even
ing. Her subject was Education"
and she likened life 10 q symphony
which Is made up of FOUR movements.
The guests We're members of the Wo-
mans club, Town Improvement So
ciety and Business and Professional
Women's clubs. The hostesses were
Mrs. Blanche S. Phillips, Miss Maud
Plummer and Mrs. Agnes Parsons.
Others in charge were Miss Florence
Philbrick, chairman, and Mrs. Jessie
Plummer.
whispering Hope was sung by
Mrs. Marion 4 Oddly and Mrs. Cath
crime Taylor in duet with Miss Myra
Akeley as accompanist: piano solo,
Mrs. Lila b. Friend Miss Hinckley
in her address, was listened to with
closest attention. Mrs. Rose Burrill
sang accompanied by Mrs Friend;
Mrs Mary e. Marston. piano solo.
After the meeting the president, Miss
Chase presented Miss Hinckley to
the members and a pleasant hour
was passed. Beautiful cut flowers
were used in the decorations. The
next meeting will be held Feb. 8.
when Judge B. F. Maher of Augusta
Will discuss Current Events"
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The 82nd maine LEGISLATURE
Stenographic Report of Proceedings
in the House and Senate

the reception Of bills for private and
special legislation be limited to
Thursday, Feb. IL, 1925, at four
O'Clock p NJ. and that all such Pc
titions and bills presented after that
date be referred to the next legisla-
ture; that the Secretary Of the Sen
ate cause copies of this order to be
published in all the daily and weekly
papers of the State until and includ-
ing Wednesday, Feb. II. 1925.
This order was read and passed In
the Senate Jan. 81. 1t comes back
from the House. House Amendment
"A" adopted, and the order given a
passage as amended by House
Amendment "A"
On motion by Mr.. Hinckley Of
Cumberland. House Amendment "A"
was adopted, and the order as
amended was passed in concurrence
with the House.
On motion by Mr.. Hinckley of
Cumberland. (out of order) 1t was
Ordered, the House concurring, that
a special committee of five MEM
bers, two from the Senate and three
from the House Of Representatives,
be appointed to act in conjunction
with a committee of two from the
Governors Council to be appointed
by the Governor, for the purpose of
Investigating the proposed locations
Of bridge over the Kennebec River
in the vicinity Of Bath and Wool
witch, said committee to make such
investigation at the earliest possible
time and to report forthwith to the
Legislature.
Sent down for concurrence.
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Home Missionary
Society Meets

Mrs. Jennie Nutting was hostess
Monday afternoon to the ladies of
the Home Missionary Society of the
Centenary Methodist church. Devo-
tional exercises were conducted by
the president. The following COM
mittee was appointed to direct the
next meeting where the mite box
opening will be held. Mrs. Viola f.
Smith. Mrs. Laurd H. Dinsmore,
Mrs. Myrtle NJ. Lamb. The leader,
Mrs. Carrie Mcpherson was in
charge of the program which in
cluded the review of the third chap
ter in the year book given in an in
tercsting manner by Mrs. Lamb. The
hostess served delicious refresh
ments and q pleasant social hour
was passed. The next meeting will
be the supper and mite box opening
to be held in February at the
church.
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Skowhegan Review
Elects Officers

At the regular meeting Monday
night of the Skowhegan Review of
the Ladies' Benefit of the Maccabees
the following officers were elected
Commander. Mrs. Susan Y. Chase;
past commander. Mrs. Ida Guilfoyle:
chaplain, Mrs. Nettie GOrdan: lady
at arms, Mrs. Florence Frost: record
Keeper, Mrs. Annie Bess; captain.
Mrs. Alice LemieuX: sergeant,
Beatrice LcmieuX. Other officers will
be appointed by the commander.
The State commander. Mrs. Lulu +.
Roberts of Waterville was present.
Refreshments We're served after the
transaction of the business. Installa-
ton will take place next month, the
installing officer will be Mrs. Lulu
Roberts. assisted by ladies from the
Waterville Review.
Miss Della Bouchard. proprietor
of the SSowhegan and Waterville
Bonnet Shops has returned from
several months passed in Florida.
She went to Waterville Tuesday
morning.-AIrs. Florence Waugh
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Sk0WHECAN

Mrs. Lulu r. Roberts. State Com
mander Of the Ladies Benefit of the
Maccabees, who was in town to at
tend a meeting Of the Skowhesan
Review returned to Waterville Tues-
day.-Mrs. Arthur r. Jewett was
guest Tuesday of Mrs. w. f. Briggs
in Fairfield.-Miss Gertrude Carter
attended a three county conference
on Sunday school work held in Wat
erville Tuesday.-Eugene TarboX
was in Waterville on business Tues
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Grant
and daughter Edith are in town be-
ing called as witnesses in the State
VS.. Dominick Sisu case.-M1ss Lo-
riEda Briggs who has been seriously
i'll at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Horne was taken to Lewiston OH a
cot for treatment Tuesday.-Mrs.
Arno Lawrence went to Waterville
on business Tuesday and is visiting
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. f.
Sturtevant in Oakland.-Col. Roy l..
Marston went to Augusta Tuesday
on business for the Central Maine
Power Co, and Soldiers Homes
Attorney Edward +. Merrill of the
firm of Merrill and Merrill returned
to Augusta Tuesday.-Hon. c. H.
Smith and Hon. Blinn w. Page who
have been at their homes have re-
turned to Augusta, being members of
the SIND Legislature.
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Supreme Court
Convenes Tuesday,
Judge PhilbrOOk

Tuesday morning the January
term Of Somerset county supreme
court conened with Judge Warren
| c. Philbrook of Augusta presiding
Two new officials. Sheriff John Wes-
ton Healy and County Attorney Har-
old +. Weeks of Fairfield are acting
for the first term since they came
into Office. The following deputy
sheriffs are serving at this term: Ell
ton l.. Markham, Skowhegan; (new)
Frank j.. Gipson. Bingham; Thorn
| as II. Tuscan. Scion: Elmer S. Adj
( ans, Madison Everett S. Reed, Har-
mony.
| The grand jury is made up of TT. w.
Carr, Pittsield; Chester Carson, st.
, Adams; NJ. w. Clark, New Portland:
9lma Crommett, Canaan; Bert Gardi-
ner. Anson; Alvin G. Head, Solon
Norman H. Hinckley, Fairfield: Arver
HodgkinS. Arson; Myrtle Hubbard.
Skowhegan; Manley Hunnewell. Bing-
ham,: f. w. Hunt. Pittsfield; Ned b.
kenrick. Fairfield; Roy w. Leavitt,
Palmyra; Sidney p. Leeman, Mercer:
Forest Luce. Madison; Fred r. Moore,
Caratunk; G. D. Perkins, Madison;
Frances Smith. Skowhegan; Leigh
| Williamson, Norridgewock.
{ The traverse Jurors will be empan-
elled Wednesday afternoon.
| The following out-of-town attorneys
We're in town at the opening of court:
Herbert +. Locke. Augusta; ex-County
Attorney James II. Thorne Of Madi-
son; George Chapman, Fairfield: Clay
ton Eames, Scion; William B. Brown.
! Madison; County Attorney Harold f.
! Weeks. Fairfield; Percy Smith. Fair
field; Harry N. Coolidge. Pittsfeld;
, Fred L. Lawrence Augusta
| Local attorneys: Edward F. Dam
forth. Amos X. Butler. George w.
Cover W. Folsom Merrill, Sherman
n. Shumway. John Lewis
| The prayer at the opening session
! of court was offered by Rev George
Merriam, pastor of the, Bethany Bap-
fist church. The civil docket was
called and the following cases assign
! ed for trial: Thursday. F. l.. Norton
vs.. Fred Green: Nicholas Frorllo,
alias Nicholas Fertile. VS.. John Ham
lin and John Lamb, IT,: Mabel RAN
court, Comprt, VS.. Will.Td Murtha;
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SALARIES AND FEES

The committee on Salaries and Fees
will give q public hearing in its
room at the State House. in Augusta,
TUESDAY, Feb. 3. At 2 o'clock p.
II. on the following:
n. r. No. II. An Act relating to
clerk hire in the office Of Clerk Of
Courts, Knox county.
H r. No. %. An Act relating to
the salary Of tho Clerk Of Courts,
Knox county.
n. p. No. - An Act relating to the
salary Of tho Judge Of the Rockland
police force.
II. p. No. 80. An Act relating to
the compensation Of the Judge Of Pro-
bate for Knox county.
8. p. No. z. An Act relating to the
salaries Of the stenographers Of Ken
Courts.
s.. p. No. 3. An Act increasing the
salary Of the stenographer Of the An
droscoggin Superior Court.
HAROLD w, BISHOP. Sec.
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WAYS AND BRIDGES

The committee on Ways and Bridges
will give a public hearing in Room
lib at the State House. in Augusta, on
WEDNESDAY. Jan. %, 1925, 2 p. M.
H. P. %. Resolve for the repair
and rebuilding Of the Foster Hill road
in Freeman.
H. P. 81. Resolve providing for per-
Inanent improvements Of the road in
Jerusalem Township. Franklin coun-
ty. Maine.
H p. 81. Resolve in favor Of the
Town Of Bethel for repair Of road.
H. P. 80. Resolve in favor of the
town Of Gilead in Oxford county for
III E. 80: Resolve in favor Of the
town Of Gilead for repair Of road
across Wild river.
H p. 81. Resolve in favor Of the
town Of New Portland for aid in re-
pair ana construction of a road.
II. p. S6. Resolve in favor Of the
town Of Moscow for aid in repair Of
a. p. %. Resolve in favor Of road
IN the town Of st. Adams.
II. =: 80. Resolve appropriating
money for . road in Pittsfeld.
II r: II: Resolve in favor Of
pf1dge In the town Of Kingman.
H p. 30 Resolve in favor Of road
u the town Of Monsoon.
IL p. 36. Resolve appropriatins
money 70 aid in building = road IN
Wantsfv1lls Plantation, Aroostook
HOMER n. DUNBAR. Sec
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MT. VERNON

Rev. G. M. Hamilton preacnes
interesting and helpful sermon y
day morning at the Mems,
Church.-Mrs. Sylvia Allen
elected delegate and Mrs. ~
Damren reserve delegate to tne
nual lay electoral conference y
held in Augusta in APRIL
Arson r. Williams formeiu
Mount Vernon, now preacnMs
Monticello and Littleton, mas Y
conducting a successful III
campaign assisted by Rev. Il
Traitor, evangelist. - George \
White has gone to Vermont to Y
one of his daughters.-Waioo
White has gone to ChariotIss'1a
Va.-Garfield WEIGH has now -
family from Buckfield to tne ~
Robinson farm.-Roy Wing '"
caller in town Sunday.
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Of Interest To Women

Many years ago Mrs. Lydia F..
P1nkham, of Lynn, Mass, originated
her now famous Vegetable Compound
Tor women. by sleeping roots and
herbs on her kitchen stove. The fame
OF us success for overcoming some
OF the most stubborn ailments of
women spread far and wide until to-
day the Lydia f. Pinkham Medicine
Co, of Lynn. Mass. is said to be
the largest user of roots and herl s in
the world. 1t operates a large lab
oratory at Lynn, Mass, others at CO.
bourg. Canada: Mexico City, Mexico;
Barcelona. Spain, and Paris, France.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-28

pound Tablets. which Sections Drug
Store, Coughlin's Drug Store and
druggists all over the country are
having a tremendous demand for.
1t is wonderful upbuilding meGi-
cine for skinny, backward children
especially after sickness and 60 tab
let's only cost 60 cents.
One woman gained 10 pounds in %
days and if any skinny man or wom-
an can't put on pounds in 80 days
your druggist will gladly return the
purchase price.
But be sure and get McCoy's, the
originab and genuine Cod Liver Oil
Compound Tablet.
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LEGAL AFFAIRS

The committee on Legal Affairs will
give a public hearing in its rooms at
the State House, in Augusta, on
WEDNESDAY. Jan. %. 1925. 2 P. NJ.
on the following:
8. No. 2. An Act to amend Sections
81, 80 and SO Of Chapter Of the Re-
vised Statutes Of 1916. relating to
elections and providing ballot boxes
dorsing ballots deposited therein.
H. No. S. An Act to provide for the
settlement Of estates Of absentees.
An Act to confer certain additional
powers upon the municipal officers Of
cities and towns
H. No. 8 An Act to incorporate the
city Of Brewer high schoo. district.
J. BLAINE MORRISON. Sec.
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of public funds for other than public
institutions and public purposes.
Which was referred to the Gem
mittee on Judiciary and $500 copies
ordered printed.) .
BY the same Senator: An Act to
amend Chapter 19I Of the Public
Laws of 1917 relative to the powers
Of prison commissioners.
$500 copies ordered printed.)
BY Mr.. Wadsworth of Kennebec:
An Act to enlarge the powers of the
State Highway Police and to au-
thorize the Governor and Council to
appoint said police and direct them
in the performance of their duties.
$500 copies of each ordered
Maine Publicity
BY Mr.. Maher of Kennebec: An
Act to create a State Broadcasting
Station.
(15OO copies ordered printed.)
Salaries and Fees
BY Mr.. Cram of Cumberland: IN
Act to increase the salaries OF coun-
ty commissioners for Cumberland
County.
BY the same Senator: An Act to
amend Section IS CT Chapter 11S of
the Revised Statutes relating to the
fees payable to Registers of Deeds.
600 copies ordered printed.)
Sea and Shore Fisheries
BY Mr.. Case of Washington: An
Act relating to close time on lob
sters in the towns of Cutler, Tres
colt and Lubec. in Washington
County.
BY the same Senator: Petition of
John A. Mcclure and other citizens
of Cutler, Prescott and Lubec in IA
vor of the same.
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the following order. and moved its
passage:
Ordered. that the committee on
judiciary be allowed the use of the
hall Of the House of Representatives.
Wednesday. January %, at two
O'clock.
On motion by Mr.. Flint of Monson
tabled pending passage.
Paper from the Senate out of order.
Ordered. the House concurring. that
n special committee of five members,
two from the Senate and three from
the House of Representatives. be APP
pointed to act in conjunction with
committee of two from the Govern
or's Council. to be appointed by the
Governor. for the purpose OF inves-
tiGating the proposed location OF
bridge over the kennebec River In
the vicinity of Bath and Woolwich.
said committee to make such inves-
tiga ton at the earliest possible time
and to report forthwith to the Leg
iSlature.
In the Senate read and passed.
In the House passed in concur
renee.
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J. II. Steward and d. r. 4,

J. H. Steward and D. F. Smile,
William T.. Spofford. alias win !
Spofford; Percy +. Easier vs.. Dow
Amusement Company, Inc; Jasps
Easier pro ami VS.. Downie Inus
ment Company. Inc; Archie E Rol
lex and Lionel g. Trafton VI a.
lOtte c. Cullen. Friday, W. B. ANA
& Company VS.. Arthur N. Condor
Woodman Company VS.. Everett
Libby.
Fred Wilson of Portland Is actin
court stenographer. The grand n
sat Tuesday afternoon and began n
under direction of County Attsnt
Harold z. Weeks. Ex-SheriR John
Mooers and ex-County Attorney Iarl
Fl. Thorne are also assisting q nd
of the cases to come before the ID
jury are cases which came up duIl
Mooers' and Thorne's administering
This mornings session Of court i
be taken up with the natursliut}
hearings. Il. ss
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Brack -SybeIi

Lawrence Brack Of Skowhegan,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brack of
Jackman and Miss Eva NJ Sybell,
daughter of Mr.. and Mis-. John Sy-
bell Of Poplar street were married
Tuesday evening at the Federated
parsonage. The double ring cere-
mony was performed by Rev. George
l.. Thurlow. Mr. and Mrs. Brack are
to reside in Skowhegan.
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Peaks Before Merrill

Deputy Sheriff Elmer S. Adams,
Police Officer James Brooks and
Constable NJ. Spear of Madison made
a raid at the residence OF Argus
Peaks on Maple street in Madison on
Monday, where they found a guam
tity of alcohol. Peaks was arrested
and appeared before Judge Mauri- e
T. Merrill at hearing of Westc n
Somerset Municipal court held
TUESDAY in Skowhegan.
He was found guilty of illegal pcs
session of Intoxicating liquor and
given fine of 800 and costs and .
months in jail and two months addi-
tional in default of fine and costs.
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HOXIE

Everett Otis is hauling pup ~
for Edgar hurry of Watervihea
Johnson is hauling pulp WOOD
siding: he has some 200 coraS
Gard Morrow. also of Larohs 1,
some 40 cords that is billed ioi
siding.-Mrs. Helen Barney Is s a
ing Mrs. Walter Stevens In 49,
settled in her new home ..,,r
Barney is saving wood 1or T,t
parties in this section.-Cony .srl
is hauling gray birch to "a'
market.
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Somerset Rar.Library Assn. Ms

The annual meeting OF the SOM
set Bar and Library Association
held at the library at tine court hs1
Tuesday afternoon. The folorq|
officers were elected: PreAa
George w. Cover. SkCwhesan;
president. ]. w. Manson Of Pittak1
clerk and secretary, william RS
kins; Skowhegan; treasure, u
Lewis, Skowhegan; standing tr1
mittee, Charles o. Small Madk
Fred F. Lawrence, Augusta; ID
a. Smith, Fairfield, James H. ThM1I
Madison. and Thomas A. Andss
Pittsfield; library COMMITTEES, EdF'
+. Merrill, George w. Cover, SIN
hogan and Fred F Lawrence, aug
ia.
\ The county commissioners . %
budget have asked for $4,000 To-
next two years to be expended u
modelling and repairing the q
house. A committee compose
Ernest G. Butler and Edward ).
rill was appointed to have cnaiF |
thei field day.
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Danforth will go to Waterville to-
day where Thursday she will pre-
side at the mid winter meeting of
the State Federation of Women's
Clubs of which she is the president.
Miss Elsie Smith, daughter of Mrs.
Grace Hopkins. is a surgical patient
at Somerset hospital.
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Mrs. Ivan GraHte

Mrs. Ivan Graffte, aged So, died
Tuesday afternoon at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graffte moved here a
short time ago from Jackman. She
is survived by her husband. four
sons and one daughter and several
brothers and sisters.
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Committee Hearings
JUDICIARY

The COMMITTEES, on judiciary will
give public hearing in Its rooms at
the State House, in Augusta on
WEDNESDAY, Jan.'2s. 1925. 2 F. NJ
on the following:
I. n. No. 1. An Act to amend Chap
t1r 8 Of the Revised Statutes relating
10 Nominations.
2, 8. No. 1. An Act to provide the
method Of nominating candidates for
once.
THURSDAY. Jan. 20. 1925. . p. M
on the following:
n. No. 2. An Act relating to the
limitations of buildings in specified
districts Of cities and towns.
HERBERT e. HOLMES. Sec.
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Snow Shoe Party

The following young ladies, Doris
Whittemore, Margaret King, Bar
bara Allen. Ruth Hoyt, Edith Long
fellow, Phyllis Whittemore. Lena
Foster, Vera Weeks, Kathryn Nor
ton. Flora Corvette, Fern Packard
enjoyed a snow shoe party at the
home Of Miss Dris Whittemore on
the Lakewood road Sunday. "A deli
cious yster stew and pastry lunch
was served. Mr. Whittemore
brought the young ladies home in
the evening,
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The following bills, resolves and
petitions were received, and upon
recommendation of the committee on
reference of bills. were referred TO
the following committees.
Agriculture
BY Mr.. Leland of Sangerville: Re
solve in favor of Highmoor Farm. in
the town of Monmouth. III. L. No.
81
$500 copies ordered printed.)
BY the same gentleman: Resolve
In favor of Animal Husbandry. Oh.
Z. No. SS)
600 copies ordered printed.)
BY the same gentleman: Resolve
In favor of Scientific Investigation in
Agriculture in Aroostook County. Oh
p. No. $50
$500 copies ordered printed.)
ny the same gentleman: Resolve
making appropriation for the Sup
port and Maintenance of the Maine
Agricultural Experiment Station.
Oh. p. No. 90)
900 copies ordered printed)
Appropriations and Financial Affairs
BY Mr.. Burns of Eagle Lake: Re-
solve In favor of the Northern Maine
General Hospital. Eagle Lake, for
maintenance. (H. p. No. 9l.)
BY Mr.. Kitchen of Pressure Isle:
Resolve in favor of appropriating
$4,000 for the Presque Isle Genera
Hospital. Oh. p. No. 92)
BY. Mr.. Martin of Augusta: Re-
solve in favor of Maine Children's
home Society, for maintenance. III.
L. No. 93) w.
BY Mr.. Hale of Portland: Resolve
making appropriation in aid of the
Maine Eye and Ear Inlrmary, (H.
Pho. 94) >A'
By Mr.. Atwood Of Portland: Re-
solve in favor of the Directors of
the Fort OF Portland. Oh. p. No. 95)
ny Mr.. Wing of Auburn: An Act
to Define the Surplus Revenue Ac-
count. Oh. Z. No. go
(oUO copies ordered printed)
Banks and Banking
BY Mr.. Nichols of Portland.
Act relating to the Payment of In
terest on Matured Shares in Loan
ana building Associations. Oh. r.
ny MIR. Forham of Canton: Re-
solve In favor of Wilson III. Conant
LOT damages done to his fruit trees
by cartridges. Oh. p. No. 9S)
BY Mr.. Hamilton of Caribou. Re-
solVe IN favor of the town of Carl
oou to pay said town the sum Of
s4oo.'o FOR money expended in the
defense Of suit of Pearson VS.. Town
OF caribou. (H. p. No. 99)
J.. by Mr.. Ireland of Stetson: Resolve
1 1no FAVOR OF A. b. Colby. Oh. T.. No.
By Mr.. Lowell of Lincoln. pe-
mi Al.
com Tor money expended for sun
potl VI pauper. Oh. Z. No. 101)
BY Mr.. Houghton of Lee: Resolve
IN FAVOR CT Eastern Maine Institute
ioT malntenance. CT. y. No. 1922
Dy Mr.. Pierce of Sanford: Resolve
IN favor of Mason Institute for
maintenance. (H. +. No. 1922
By Er. Hale of Portland: Resolve
u. IN 1avor of st. Louis Home and
school for Boys. West Scarboro
Maine. Oh. 2. No. 1O4 . "
by Mr.. Houghton of Lee: Resolvo
IN favor of Lee Academy for main
tenance. Oh. p. No. 1861
ny Mr.. Mathews of Cherrvfe,d.
resolve In favor Of Cherryfield Acad.
envy. Oh. p. No. 1869
~ MIR. Mitchell of Houlton: Re-
SoIve IN favor Of Kicker Classical
institute, Houlton. III. p. No. 1919
inland Fisheries and Game
BY MIR. Frost of PASSPORT: An ac+
relating to Close Time on Deer IN
certain counties. Oh. z. No. 1857
by Mr.. Flint of Monsoon: An Act
70 repeal the Bounty on Bears. ~
P. No. 1907 VII
by Mr.. Roberts of Bar Harbor: An
Act relating to Hunting in certain