The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-10-13
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Nominations by the Governor.

Especial to the Press1
AUGUSTA, October Ex-Governor Burleigh
today made the folio wing nominations:
Coroners-J. r. Haley. Kennebunk; George w.
Trial Justices-Chanes X. Miller Camden; Vol
ney A. Sprague, Dexter.
S9taIles Plblic-H. W: True, Augusta; Samuel
q. Davis. Denmark; Frederick 81. Dillingham;
Bangor; William FL. Powell, 0d Town; II. Fat
Fish and Game wardens-Fred P. Williams,
Carratunk; II. A. Gray, Gardner; Nathaniel
Ripley, Princeton; Joseph A. Marden, SwanvilIe;
Fred .Venning, Caribou; l.. A. Carr, Winthrop.
Clark, Freeport; H. Il. Cary Pittston; M. d.
Chatto Brooksvllle; Willard f. Estey, Lewiston;
10. aoriGg G Farr Augusta; Walter Gllpatrick Sa
land; Warren III. Knowles, Bangor; Edward M.
Libby, Milfordj Charles II. Prince, Buckield ;
Charles b. Knapp, New Portland; William ].
sert.
Augusta Notes.
AUGUSTA, October 12.-Mr. Blaine, in an
interview with Leading citiz n, said he
should leave for Washington the very last of
the present month, departing from Augusta
the 28th or 29th ms.
Negotiations are now pending by which. If
consummated. the Augusta Lumber Compa-
ny will heat the Insane Hospital from their
mill while in operation, which is from April
to December. the plant belonging to the in
stitution doing the heating the remainder Of
the time.
Mills Will be Rebuilt.
WINTHROP, October 12.-Over the smok-
ing ruins of the great fire of yesterday one
OF the firm OF e. M. Bailey, Sons & Co.,
with characteristic energy, informed an AS
soclated Press representative this morning
that the works will be rebuilt. This is ex-
ceedingly gratifying to the citizens of this
town.
To Help Each Other Catch Criminals
LEWISTON, October 12.-There is to be a
convention in Lewiston this fall of the GRIM
inal officers and sheriffs of the state to or
ganize union for searching out crimes in
TINS state. The officers all over the state
think there should be unison of action
among the officers of this state as well as
Massachusetts and other Western States.
He Died by inches.
KENNEBUNKPoRT, October 12.- Charles
caused by his being thrown from a load of
hay July 25th. The fall paralyzed his back
ana lower limbs, and since that date his has
been living death.
Water for Pennington.
PENNINGTON, October 12. At an ad-
]ourned meeting Of the village corporation
this afternoon, 1t was voted to instruct the
assessors to contract with the Pennington
Water Company for supply of water. The
tVso s1VOu ~ w o. Inc company VIII con-
tract to put in first-cass system and fur
nish "a hydrants at $12c0 per year for five
years. The corporation will have the right
to buy the works at the end of the contract
| If 1t so desires.
To Build at Lake City.
CAMDEN, October ia stock company is
being forn ed here to build hotel at Lake
City, a summer resort on the southern shore
of Lake Megunticook, about three miles
from Camden village. 1t is understood that
operations will be commenced as soon as the
company is formed.
Penobscot and the Railroad.
BANGOR, October 12.-The town of Pc.
| nobscot refused Saturday, by 13 votes, tO
| loan its credit for $1,000 to aid the Castine
| road, Three years ago the railroad got but
| Ia votes. Railroad men will argue from this
that they will carry the town at the next
| meeting.
Tho skeleton of a Man.
| BIpDEFoRD, October 12.-The skeleton oi
| n man has been found by hunting party In
| the woods on Swan Pond Mountain. at Ken
| nebunkport The man had evidently beer
1 dead several years, as but little flesh OF
| clothing remained A coroner will investi
| gate the case.
Sportsmen in the Snow.
| BANGOR, October 12.-Snow fell all ovel
| northern Maine Sunday. Two incl es fell al
Kineo and there was sQuall at Bangor il