The Portland daily press., 1881-03-19

with authority to hold real and personal pro pert
to the amount of 100000. The incorporators ar
Hampden Fairfield, Geo. A. Emery, John T. G
Nichols, Cornelius Sweetser, j. w. Hobson an
John Chadwick. The library to be established is t
De forever free to the citizens of Saco.
| A eharter was granted to the Mount Desert Read
| ing Rooms at Bar Harbor, in the town of Eden
| Hancock county, with authority to hold real am
personal estate not exceeding $50 600. The incor
porators are De Grasse Fox Edward Coles Samue
Lyon, Gouyerneur NJ. Ogden, Gardner Sherman
| Jr, Chas. I. How. Henry Sayles Haskell Daly
Eugene Hale and Luclius A. Emery
The Auburn Steam Heating Co. incor porate,
with capital stock of $4,000, subject to be in
creased at any time to not exceeding 5000 o 90
The object of the company is to manufacture steam
for heating, sufficient for domestic purposes in Au
| burn.
| The American Turning Company was incorpor
ated with capital stock not to exceed $500, 600
and empowered to purchase all the property anc
| rights Of the Maine Turning Co., and the Inter
national Turning Co. The incorporators Ire Henry
| M. Payson, Geo. S. Hunt. VIM. Il. Wood John A
Emery, Daniel II. Bacon, Frank E. Thompson
Frank Q. Payson and H. c., Briggs of Portland.
The Pejepscot Manufacturing Co., was incorpora
ted for the manufacture of wood. IRON cotton WOO
and flax in the City of Lewiston Auburn neal
Farwell John w. Farwell and Nahum Morrill, as
the corporation is authorized to hold real and per
sonal property to the amount of 81 100000
The febbets Manufacturing Co., was incorporated
III Greenwood, Oxford County, for the manufacture
of thread and silk spools. The incorporators are
John G. Tebbets, Jesse S. Lyford Eben E. Rand
and E. Lester Tebbets, with capital stock not ex-
ceeding 100000
The Van Buren laundering and Manufacturing
Co., was incorporated with capital stock of lOO,
Oou, with liberty to Increase to S250,000, and
with power to issue 500, 600 worth of bonds The
incorporators are Egerton r. Burpee, Thomas n.
Egery, Franklin A. Wilson, Wm b. Hayford Lau.
riston r. King and Peter C. Keegan.
The Sullivan and Hancock Steam Ferry Co.. was
incorporated with the right to maintain steam
ferry for twenty years between Sullivan and Han
cock, lu Hancock county, across Taunton Bay or
Sullivan River
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corporated for the manufacture of steam for do
nestle purposes, with capital of $4,000, with
authority to increase to 100000. The incorpo-
rators are Joseph II. Day, VIM. F. Goulding, Nell
son Dingley, Jr., Ezekiel S. Davis, j. NJ Robbins,
Jariah j. Coburn. Jacob B. Ham, r. @. Pingree,
Thomas W. Kanada, Daniel Holland, Cyrus l.
Baker, Cyrus Greeley, David Cowan, Joseph X.
blanchard, Henry III. Dickey. ID B. Strout, VIM. f.
Garcelon, David Farrar, James Dempsey, A. ID.
Morton, y. IL. IL. Cobb, John Y. Scruton, W. ID.
Pennell, John N Wood and Mark Lowell
The Union Cemetery Company in Auburn was
incorporated. with authority to hold property not
A charter was given the Island Cottage Company
with authority to hold property to an amount not
exceeding $5O0,O00. The incorporators j. P.
lanl, Joshua L. Jordan, c. Prince and Greenleaf
Cilley of Thomaston, E. b. Nealley of Bangor H..
r; Starr OF Spencer, Mass, and Ellis Spear of
The Flood Pond Steam Dam Company was incor
porated in the town of Otis.
The Pejepscot water company has been incorpora-
ted with a capital not exceeding $500 600 to sup
ply the towns of Topsham and Brunswick and the
city Of Bath with water. The corporators are Chas.
Il. Gilman, Benz. Green, John Furbish, Eliphalet
w. Dennison, Albert G. Page and Samuel d. Bal
ley.
The Maine State Bar Association has been incor-
porated with authority to hold property not ex-
ceeding $4,000. The corporators are Josiah h. .
Drummond A. A. Strout, Chas F. Libby James d.
Eessenden, Mn l. IL. Hutchinson, Byron D. yerrilI, D.
II. Walker, Orville ID. Baker and others.
A lay was passed relating to damages for land
sioners or municipal officers Shall estimate the
amount, but the damages shall not be paid until the
land has been entered upon or possession taken.
Unless this is done within two years after the lay
ing out or alteration the proceedings shall be void.
The Pleasant Cove Ice and Water Power Co. was
incorporated with authority to hold prop 5rty not
exceeding 100000. The corporators are Edwin
Pinkham and c. II. Fisher of Boothby
The Jimmy Brook and Scrsgg Rock Co. has been
incorporated, the corporators being Fayette Shaw
VIM. Shaw, Thomas n. Egery, Isaac H. Merrill and
Chas. A. Gibson The company is for the driving of
logs
poraed for the driving of logs and lumber. The cor
porators are Joseph l.. Grant and w. f. Milliken
The Bear River Improvement Co. has been incor-
porated for the driving of logs the corporatsrs being
Geo. Nj. Brown and f. l. Brown.
The Twin Lead and Heckla Mining and Smelling
Company of Bluehill has been Incorporated with a
capital stock of S1,000,000. The corporators are
Eugene NJ Hersey, Samuel Sterns Charles Hamlin,
john S. Jenness, 5. R. Prentiss Charles Duff, VIM.
ID. Swazey, John r. Mason, Jacob Stern, Frank II.
Williams, VIM. Franklin Seavey, Charles H. Huck-
ins, Thomas N. Egery. Fred M. Laughton and Chas.
P. Wiggin.
The 5iddeford and Saco Water Company was in
corporated with capital otexceeding $3.50 600 to
supply those cities with water. The corporators
James N. Andrew, Edward W. Staples, Horace
Geo. w. Dounell, Samuel G. Twomby, Albert X
GleayeS, r. H. Banks, 9; E. Hussey Thomas Haley,
w. II. Field, o. H. Staples, Oliver G. Clark, Johns
Derby, John Quimby, Geo. F. Owen, VIM. j. Brad
ford, Enoch Lowell.
The Saco, Water company was incorporated with
capital not exceeding S50,000 to supply that city
with water The corporators are Obadiah Durgin,
Amos L. Marston L. Herbert Millikin, John Car
penter, john Stowe, Joseph F. Chadbourne, Simon
Sawyer, and Isaac L. Storer.
The Mercantile Home for Aged Men Association
incorporated with authority hold property to
the amount of 100000. The House will be in
Portland, and the corporators are VIM. &. Davis,
L. z. Hersey, Eben Corey, Ira p. Farrington Samu-
ell E. Spring, II. j. Libby, VIM. w. Thomas, Edwin
A. Norton, James p. Baxter and John G. Proctor.
The Maine Ship Builders and Ship Masters Asso-
citation was incorporated with authority to hold
property to The amount of $4,000. Among the in
corporators are Guy g. Goss, Samuel f. SPRING Ed
ward o. Brion, Arthur Sewall, Francis Jbb Alex.
Campbell, Edwin Flye, James G. Pendleton, j. G.
Nichols, Washington Ryan.
The Waterville Water Company was incorporated
10 supply Waterville with water, with capital not
exceeding 100000. The corporators Samuel
Appleton, s. Abbott |: S. Bangs, F. E. Heath, Ma
thaniel Meader, John Ware, f. +. Webb, W. b.
Arnold G, A. Phillips and j. W. Philbrick.
The Cushnoc Manufacturing company was ncol-
porated to manufacture al Augusta, cotton and
S2,OOO,OOO, and the incorporators are James w.
North, James w. Bradbury, oscar Holway, Watson
F. Hallett, Edmund f. Webb, Darius Alden, Thomas
Lambard Samuel Titcomb, Richard ID. Rice Anson
z. Morrill, and Amos ID. Lockwood.
The Milton Mining Company has been incorpora-
ted with capital of 81 100000. The company
operates in Sullivan, and the corporators are Geo.
f. Ropes, Horace L. Starr, Geo. West and Geo.
Z. Harrington.
The Maine Pedagogical Society has been incor-
porated with power to hold property to the amount
OF $4,000. The corporators are A. W. Burr IL.
l.. Chapman, Il. w. Hall, A. L. Chase, r. Woodbury.,
c. G. Rounds NJ C. Fernald and l.. G. Jordan, and
the object of the societys to promote the cause of
education.
The Bangor Manufacturing Company was incor-
porated with capital not exceeding S2,000,000,
Tor the manufacture of cottons and woolens. The
corporators are Geo. Stetson, n. G. Aver, VIM. H.
McCrillis, Chas Stetson, ID. NJ. Howard, q L. Boyn-
ton, Isaac s. Whitman, R. 5. Prescott. Joseph 5.
Wheelwright, S. II. Blake, Chas. z. Stetson, &. w.
f. Woodard, A. Thompson, Charles Hayward and
Geo. Varney.
The Sullivan wankeag Mining Company was in
corporated in Sullivan with capital of S1,OO0,'
900. The corporatoys are Joseph ID. Prescott John
Shoenbar, Samuel L. Symonds and Gustavus s..
Fernald.
FISH AND GAME.
The Norombega Sportsmen Club was incorporated
for the purpose of aiding in the enforcement OF the
game laws, and promoting the study of natural his
tory. The incorporators are John P. Tucker, Thom
as White, Charles ork, Henry n. Fairbanks, Fred
Il. Hail. Geo. A. Abbott ard Thomas Caverly, and
authority is given to hold real and personal estate
to the amount not exceeding $4,000.
The Maine Sportsman Association was incorpor a.
ted for the purpose of securing the enactment OF
judciouS and effective game laws and for the re-
stocking of our forests and streams with game.
The corporation is authorized to hold real and per
sonal estate to the amount of $4,000. The in
corporators are w. w. Thomas Jr,, G.. c. Cobb, j.
n. Martin, Warren Noyes and Frank Merrill Of
Portland; Geo. C. Lord, z. NJ. Cushman n. Pitts
and w. H. Cloudman of Kennebunk; p o. Vickery,
Geo. w. Martin, Joseph f. Badger, w. S. Tilton,
L. w. Moore and j. Frank Pierce of Augusta; i.
B. Jones of Peaks Island; f. w. Coburn, w.
Curtis, l.. 5. Rogers and q. II. Hebbard of Lewis
ton; Charles +. ason, j. X. Gibbs, E. NJ Leavitt,
K. q. Heath, Charles L. Cushman and N. f. Farm
ham of Auburn; j. +. Pettiugill of East Auburn;
John X. Neal and Eugene NJ. Hersey of Bangor.
A law was passed prohibiting the catching OF
| trout or land-locked salmon in the kennebago and
| Rangeley chain of lakes and streams during the
months of February, March and April of each yea1
under suitable penalties, and no person shall use
| spawn as bait for fishing in any of these waters
during the month of September of each year.
A law was passed prohibiting the taking of any
kind of fish from Hosmer's pond in Camden for the
period of four years.
The Piscataquis Gan and Fish Protective So
ciety was incorporated for encouraging the propa
cation of game and fish with authority to hold
real and psrsonal property to the amount of S2O,-
| 600. The incorporators are John L, Sprague, Ed
win r. Haynes, John c. Trip, Fred j. Wilkins
Albert w. Chaplin Albert ID. Sherman, w. L. Ma
| comber. j. ID. Cushman. G. 5. Pullen, q. NJ
| Coombs. Eben NJ. Bray, Geo. +. jackson of Mon
| son; Geo. A. Matthews of Andover, Mass, and T.
| T. Roweil and H. A. Hildreth of Lowell, Mass.
law was passed prohibiting the taking of fish
from Massabesic pond at its outlet in the town OF
| Alfred for two years.
A law was passed to prohibit the destruction OF