The Republican journal., 1886-02-04
Maine Matters.
NEWS AND GOSSIP FROM ALL OVER THE STATE


NEWS AND GOSSIP FROM ALL OVER THE STATE.
REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE ROOMS.
The Roston Uer,ld fins snoals of +bo no,,-
republican state committee rooms and Cboir.
man MauIey. Tn two FIGHTS of stairs in tho
nostotfi,e biiil,iur ore to he found IN tha tb;rJ
| floor. the new headuunrtcrs Of the rennhI;can
STATE committee which have recently haen ra-
! moved from Auhurn to AuvuSta T'ba nhan,o
WAS made hecause if ic tho 7,Stom f. h,n ~
| hcaduuarters located where the cboiYm.n Of tho
| committee resides Jhn rooms arn ,mTJa AN
veni,nt and pleasantly located. Thav ' are omen
to the public day and evening. and Chairman
| MauIev is generally TO be found there to Owe q
hearty welcome to visitn,s nnr;n tho ,o 7oeo,t a
legislative reunion fhe rooms were rrowdad
With renrnsnntativa rn,,,hlcans frnn, III ,,or+
of thr state Who wern nlrased viii thnirr F." a \,
pearance and their appointments. Suspenddd
| ON tbr walls ore eIomant steeI onurnI,in,rs ~
| Presidents Iincnln Garfield and Cramt M
| latter dr9,,eI in rlourninr-Senator- TIanIi,
| Blaine Fcssenden. Morrill,. Hale and i've nf
| Maine. Senator LOGAN and Gen. Sherman
| Names ,,raso,+ no,t7,,,as ;onaI JIaoti i
| eN-( Chairman how anJ Vino of tbo co,nn1;++oa
| Underneath on tho strcet floor il liz ,1ost.
| office. whose affairs. NJ is generally concadnI
| were admirably ,nana,nd 6v Nj NanIa,T "nnt
only during his four years term of service rs
| lWNtlI'S.e .e', pu' the io,r 'oi'S il9iihs ne was
"t."NtH ~ ieli'!u' ~ yl'a'se " we ,iliit naSS
~ wv m hIs commission ha' eApiren: Just mere
| IT may DC proper 10 >'ale mat WINE Mf. Man
- an ",''o l'i 'i1''i' .0io Il, ~ scltielliah
IA t' ."'iii'''i'! WIZ pi Nol'''!. ~ more pop
49, " W." tiJ"ss q NJ oi o' ~ any business
>t.'S, ol W no Is more noheN oieht ana publlr
Iin iip, 'l."H me- ne y tIusttc VI lhe second
| tI ~ 1 - '"i'N III t"o Et"o' "htl' ID!
n, -; - ~ =! lnos' NV are D%el!lo- %
-, ~ ~ 'ii,l - ou VI ~ mos aetNc
] +r1Il H. ~ i'ul'n' ~, ~ ~ II Noi,'-
it,Iotl iIs aso H1.0 III. a. mri' & a. iusus'a
,pntinI o,iti n.in III o'llei :oi,se- :'
i; ,'''i VI 'iuni anu itspoiS"i.S
,il, inl'i,r nttl,'i a. Mti aS lIlleSrlty; AS
W., MI III Poil's' 1T; -hilieA ls
NM ,,,,;tt l'' ;i ";iI' "o III "'t " ~
eyi,,.n,. nf III tiII i th p II" Mn Mn
nrnIin;n.rr un.l nf tn FL 'm'' H. ' no
p',ti , NJ; W 'nN Noi''t''t h'S 'tI"
rh,irm.n lyin has .,nom .l; mpotl ,,io
it hin MINK @ '''' ii'l loi'o ~ a.
,rl r,.t INV ,', " III wv t ''a,ii Inelt
ar,,',nt nf iI,r, ~ i''ai, 'a,'' ii 4'
h.for,, tbn rnaI Iohn nf tb ,,,,,;.S' ,r."iJi
WIZ ,,,,,,, ~ = II ~ 'Pl ~ ~ ~
Viii ''n,ti,.t ,i 1it VS. roiiill,ee
in Ma stt 'rti e. =" ~ n; ''t LILY " "u,u %
,'!7l,nII tl ',I -; " 'm NC nN'": ft M'll
nrnr,i,,;,+ r fiInvI ~ ti 'a',' - ~ i,, oi
lS56 VIII Inn nnp ',y,.,,,tin + rn,ti' nti'n
v.nI l hll il, +hi, '''''' IT. N"''''''n
m
NfolNlMfNl bA lliE GOVERNOR.
Governor Robic recently renominatcd several
very worthy State officers The oldest in point
of service il Col. 4. W. Wildes Of Skowhegan.
for R,ilrn,d tnmmi,sinnn. ,,,,, ,,.hn 7has
been Identified either as surveyor. engineer.
contractor or Railroad Commissioner with
every line of railroad built in Maine, as well
aS IA good many other lines in different parts of
ne country. fof nearly twenty Years he has
Stt ~ W ,i'O ] oI iolioiS vi tiie
his associates on that board, and his rcnomina-
ton for another term of three wears is but
proper recognition of his services. Hon. n. A.
Luce of Na>salboro', renoninated as Superin-
tendcnt of Common Schools. has held that
office since 1850. and has given his entire time
to the duties of his office and the elevation of
the school system of the State. Fred +. Rich
ards Of Camden. rcnominated as Bank Exam
iner has held that position since 1880. and
under his supervision the savings banks of the
State have made IA solid growth, as appears
from the abstract of the annual report recently
published in The Journal The number of an
nual examinations made by the Commissioner
was doubled Two wears AGO and the character
has also fcc,' nt' o,' i,io M p"hs
tinp / II Mnnlo," nf t',ilt, ra,,n,ninnt'I
~ ,i,'''i' ~ W t''Su''' LNorii'''IG
tbot ,n.iti,, ;. IVA ,I "i i;, in ~ ti Hr,u
h., h,l hne, ,or, I,,.l +'','tl ", u; .e
i,s nm i,,t - +I,', ;+it,ti ,,,i'' ~ ~
>tru,ti',n Of ,, a;ion ''i'tt I'M nIi ~ ~
n1.nn,,tin nf n,n,, f! 'I.l ' ;,rn, - ~
ip1.,,+ ~. ~ ,,f.4 I ,iI .;f ,U,,','
tinnt. II pi.r i'i'n f E,, vi pa
uo1ninat1I Tru.t'., "f tbo Eo.n,,i S,hn"i' '.,,,l
ioi, - b;i; I W ',iE ~ 'i''' ''i'oois' aii1
Tnto Of +l P.tl Nili '"t", ~
Nm, r,,, h, , "1iI ,N ."S - N
XII XIII i ,'.''' '', ~; W. ''iLoN 10'lS
,a, t ;,'sI 'i''i '''o 'iie iehoi''io' 'li'! nave
STATE EXPERIMENTAL STATION.
Secretary 4. A. Gilbert at the recent State
Board of Agriculture cave :tn ,ea of what
was being done at the State Experimental
station AT orono. Some 5000 have been eN-
II