Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-31

On Wednesday the main shahing, $50 feet
in length in Wyman's sash and blind factory
in this city, became sprung, causing it to twist
somewhat, and necessitating a suspension of
operations for few days. The heavy rains
last fall, followed by the intense cold of this
winter, caused the slight upheaval Of por-
ton of the building, which threw the shaft
ing out of position. 1t is being lined up tenn
porarly till spring The crew will get to
work again on Saturday or Monday
The seth annual report of the old Mon
mouth Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
which has just been published, makes an ex-
hibit, which must not only be satisfactory to
the company, but particularly gratifying to
the policy holders. The gross amount of
property insured the past year in first class,
was $750,s30; total amount of property at
risk, s2,745,3sl receipts for the past year,
Sl4,262.51; expenditures, Sl3 ,990.G3 liabll-
tiles, Sl5, ll4 GA; assets Sl18, 437,30. Sec
ond class receipts, So, 645.7l; expenditures
Sl,541. CO; liabilities, 81 ,o55.oo assets, $751;
1912. Hon. John May Of Winthrop, is
President of the Company, and James G.
Blossom, Esq, of Monmouth, Secretary,
1t appears to be an Indian, veritable son
Of the forest, who is the victim of the small
pox in Belgrade. He, with his family, came
to town some six weeks since, and has been
engaged in the sale of baskets, He lived in
rooms over the post office, and opposite the
depot, and the discovery that small pox was
in the neighborhood caused considerable con-
sternation. The Indians wife and family
cowardly packed their duds and left for the
wigwam at Oldtown. The town took charge
poor Lo, the Indian, and had him removed
to the old town honse, located in an Isolated
position, and which answers admirably for
pest house. The patient is receiving kind at
tenton. He Is cared for by a Mr.. Usher
ness of this city who has had the disease.
Nominations by the Governor.
The following nominations have been made
by the Goverro5
Seward Dill, Phillips, Inspector Of Beef
and Pork.
ANDRoscoGGIS.
Chas. w. Gerrish, Lisbon, j. 20.
Daniel Tarbox, Lewiston, :"
Joseph Littlefeld, Auburn, Coroner.
ARoosTooK.
John Pomroy, Bancroft Pl., j. p. q.
Albert Springer, Weston. =
Jos. Z. Shorey, '' 9
CUMBERLAND.
Henry b. Walker, Westbrook. J.P.Q.
FRANKLIN.
John R. Adams, Pennington, j. 20.
HANCOCK.
Ivory L. Brown, Ellsworth, J. p. Q.
jeremiah Jones, Brooksvile,
James T. Clark, fremont, Ded. jus.
j. B. Redman, Ellsworth, j P. q.
KENNEBEC.
VIM X. Lunt, Benton, j. p. Q.
KNOX.
F. &C., G, S Sing Insraham, Camden, 1.r: Q.
Geo. w. Kimball, Rockland, q
LINCOLN.
Leander Morton, Bristol, j. p. @.
Robt. Hanley, I'd, GO q
Geo. B. Remission, Boothbay,
+. II. Converse, Newcastle, -
OXFORD.
Warren o. Douglass, Upton, j. p. z.
j. B. Courier. Greenwood Trial 1i, Jus Jus
PESoBsCoT.
Amasa X. Walker, Hampden, J. p Q.
Isaac N. Hobart, Oldtown, {"
Z. F. Piper, Newburgh,
Ebenezer Trask' Bangor
Sarhl. J. Allen, Newport, JPQ.
Saml. p. johnson, Bangor, q"
Josiah Crosby, Dexter,
PIsoArAovis.
f. F. Harvey, Parkman, j. "a.
SAGADAnoc.
II. N. Duncan, Bath, J. p. Q.
SOMERSET.
James Wright, Skowhegan, j. p. Q.
David B. McIntire, Scion, Trial Jus.
Edward P. Viles, New Portland, Moose
Warden.
WALDO.
J. p. Clark, Unity, J.P.Q.
Nelson Gilkey, Islesboro', 4"
j. s. Hartman, Belfast, Not. Pub.
WASHINGTON.
Elisha F. HolArook, Jackson Brook, Pl,
Trial jus.
Frank Nelson, Calais, Not. Pub.
Alvin G. Crockett Machias, Moose Warden.
YORK.
Chas r. Littlefeld, Kennebunk, j. p. Q.
James +. Bracket, Limington, "
Chas. Z. Goodwin, Biddeford, "
" Z" Not. Pub.
Abner Cakes, South Berwick, q
Correction.
Mr.. EDITOR A statement appeared in
Wednesdays Journal to the effect that the
town of Burnham had pettioned the legislature