The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-11-05

committee Of the Maine State Bar Assocla-
tion fmet here today. Charles f. Libby OF
Portland, A. p. Wiswell of Ellsworth, A NJ.
spear Oh Gardiner and L. @. Cornish Of this
city, were present 1t was voted to hold the
annual meeting in Augusta, February 10,
1882. with addresses by eminent members OF
etc. -
Nominations by the Governor.
AUGUSTA, November 4.-The following
nominations were made by the governor,
Tuesday:
Judge Of the Municipal Court of the City Of
Batn-Nathan Coombs Bath.
Trial Justices-W. A. Viual Jr Ashland: RlOi
X. Miehaud. Frenehvllle; Charles H. Cobb New
Gloucester; Z; y. Andrews, Oxford.
Notartes Publlc-Charles A. Lang Harrison;
Frank L. r. Gould. Portland; A. j. Durgin, Oro-
Justices of the Peace and Quorum-washburu
BENJAMIN, Gardiner; s. y. Willard, Mercer; Ar
thur u Hlnekey, Bluehill; A. j. Durgin, OronO.
Patents for MaIno People.
WASHINGTON, November 4.-The follow
Ing Maine patents were issued today.
r. Cook, Auburn, pipe-wreneh
q. II. Coombs, Parktnan, hitching device.
A. stevens, GOrham, moving machine.
From the New Portland Ruins.
NORTH NEW PORTLAND, November A.
Z. III. Clark, one OF ths principal merchants
who lost a good set of buildings by the re-
| cent fire, including a store. has CONTRACTED
| for lumber 10 build again. A public meeting
| was held In the high school building at
/ o'clock Wednesday, In the interest Of re-
| building The farmers are constantly COM
| ing In and urging people 30 do so. They are
sensible Of the Importance Of maintaining
i the prosperity OF the village, not only be-
i cause Of It's i'm lOTtance 10 the taxpayers OF
| the town, but because OF their Individual in
terests, as without 1t their farms would
largely depreciate In value and they would
lose good market for much Of their pro-
| ducts.
c c. Nichols Burned out.
FoxcRoFT, November 4.-The wholesale
grocery store, with its contents, owned by @.
u y, Nichols, burned at midnight. Loss S1O.-
600; insurance $500.
Threw Knife at His Cousin.
WIscAssET. November 4-The grand Jury
In the Lincoln Supreme judicial Court, az
ter long and very busy session, reported a
dozen indictments. The criminal docket
| will be taken up about the middle OF this
| week. The case Of greatest Importance Is
the Somerville homicide case, which will
doubtless be on trial this week. This Is the
case Of the Heisler boy, who threw the fatal
| 1ackknife at his cousin.
Offered $4,000 for His Invention.
LEWISTON. November 4-Warren IL. Carr.
which he has been granted pat
ents for the United States and Capada.
has been offere $4,000 b. Philadelphia
| concern Tor the right to manufacture ana
sell the same In this country.
Gave Him a Dinner and Advice.
| BATH, November 4. - Augustus Morse
found hoy about IL years old hiding In his
hay. who gave his name as Hodges and
said he came fI0m Lewiston and had spent
the time from Saturday until then Ia the
barn. Mr.. Morse gave the boy good dinner
and some good advice and let him 20.
VIII Build TWO Mills.
IYspox FALLS. November 4.-rhs Lisbon
| Falls Fibre Company will build a couple OF
| neV mills Tney expect TO Just double the
| capacity In the pulp mill aad more than that
| in the paper mill. The nrst OF January the
| capacity Of the paper mill Will b. increased
f25 per cent. The new buildings will consist
of n large brick and stone struetute, 15Ox75
feet, to be known as the wood pulp mill !;
and still another two story structure. with
basement, TO be known as digest room.
We wish Thsnn centInued Success.
BANGOR. November 4.-The Wing and
Courier will announce tomorrow that Con-
gresham Boutele, surviving paitner Of
| BOutelle q Burr. has associated with hlm-
self Mr. Edward z. Boutele, for some time
past the managing editor, In the purchase Of
the interest OF the late Ben amin A. Burr,
and tho Daily and Weekly Whig and Couiier
will hereafter be published by them under
the name and style of Boutelle Brothers.
The Kennebec Central.
GARDINER, November A meeting Of
the stockholders Of the kennebec Central
railroad was held yesterday afternoon. The
election resulted IN the ch0ce Of Weston
Lewis for president. Z. III. Winsl0w treas
urer, IL. Il. Webster clerk. A. Q. Stilphen
auditor. aud tue following board Of direct,
ors: Weston Lewis, David Dennis, II. w
Dingley, Franklin Stevens.