Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-11-15
STATE HOUSE GLEANINGs.
..,.v Ri,s Of News Picked Up at the Capitol
Yesterday.

foupd on the DOOks yesociunS
psonle's Loan Co. has been organized
Lewiston for the purpose of conducting
real estate business and matters pertain
n, thereto, with $4,000 capital stock of
,rb;cb $500 is paid in. The officers are
President, W. B. Day of Lewiston !;
,reasurer W. W. Clark of Lewiston.
Richmond Colony Co. has been organ
;zed at Kittery, for the purpose of engag
inc in agriculture, colonizing and dealing
n land with $25, 200 capital stock, of
which $50 is paid in. The officers are ::
PRESIDENT A. H.. Moore of nKittery !;
treasurer, W. P. Aver of Somerville, Mass.
corporation to be known as Interna-
,ional Rolling Screen Co, has been organ
ized at Portland for the purpose of manu-
featuring and dealing in patent rolling
screens. with 800, 900 capital stock of
which is 1925 is paid in. The officers are :
PRESIDENT, J. Allen Crocker of Boston;
treasurer, NJ J. Corliss Of Boston.
State Librarian Carver has his report
nearly completed and remarked to the
Journal, yesterday, that lover 5000
namphlets and books have been
added to the library this year. At pres
ent he is sending out letters to the various
libraries stating that he desires to give a
complete list of all the libraries in the
State with the number of volumes con
tanned in each, name of librarian or off
Ger. amount of fee charged for use of
hooks. and amount of aid received from
the city or town where located.
The Abbott memorial library at Dexter
will in few days be transferred to the
town. The entire property is valued at
about 1926, 600 and the number of volumes
will reach about $500.
Attorney r. Fl. B. Pierce of Dexter,
was at the State House, yesterday, on
business in connection. with the ~execu-
tive department. f-ij y +. ~.
Miss May Crosby, Governor Cleaves'
stenographer, who has passed the greater
part of the summer at Bangor, has re-
turned to her duties in the executive de-
partment.
The appropriation for the State pension
department has been exhausted, but still
the applications file in, only to be an
swered by hopeful and kind word from
Agent Milliken.
The State board of railroad commits
sioners has ordered hearing ON the
Portland and Rangley Lakes Railroad
crossings to be held at Rumford Falls,
November 22. ..-.r
Hon. W. H. Folger Of Rockland, and
Hon. F. H. Appleton of Bangor, of the
commission on special legislation, were in
session, yesterday, making arrangements
for matters pertaining to the same. 1902
! Returns from the various companies Of
the National Guards of Maine, to Col. r.
C. harrington, inspector general of rifle
practice show that the average of marks
manship surpasses that of previous years.
Col Harrington will have a report ready
for the publishers before long
Adjutant General Selden Conner has
issued the following order:
... State of Maine, r..
..... Adjutant Generals Office.
Aupusta Nov 10
General Orders No TO-
l. In accordance with the requirement
of section 81 of the military law, meetings
Of the commissioned officers of the LIST and
I'd Regiments of the National Guard for
military instruction are hereby called as
follows:
H. Officers of the LIST Regt. will meet
In Biddeford will meet at the head
quarters of the regiment, Wednesday, Dec.
y, 1894, at 2 o'clock p. NJ.
III. Officers of the I'd Regt. will meet
m Bangor at such place as the colonel
may direct, Tuesday, Dec. II, 1894, at :
o'clock p. M r. a. "a
", Each meeting will continue until
noon of the day following that on which
1t is called and will be divided into SEES
sions as the colonel may direct. g
V. Colonies, assisted by such officers
as they may designate, will instruct the
officers of their respective regiments In
such branches of military art and duty as
they may consider for the best interests
Of their commands, and will make report
OF this duty
vi. Transportation will be furnished
ny the quartcrmaster general; quarters
and subsistence, by the regimental quar-
termasters under instructions from the
quartermaSter- general. ID.
VII All accounts will be rendered 20
this Office on or before December |, 1894.
Company commanders will render an
account for reimbursement for powder, in
accordance with paragraph ii, q. o. No
!, Z. 5, for postage and any other au-
horized expenses. Clerks of companies
VIII rcnder separate account, giving the
Time of service as SUCH and on the face 81
the account the commanding officer of the
company will certify whether the clerk
mas fully and satisfactorily discharged
ms duties or not and state the sum when
ne regards, as suitable compensation with
IN the limit fixed by law.
VIII. The clerk of company must be
some member of the company other than
the commanding officer.
TX. The following enlisted men, upon
the recommendation of the respective com
Mny commanders, approved by the regl-
mental commanders, are hereby dis