Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-08
MORE NOMINATIONS
Made BY Governor Powers to Be
Confirmed, May "A.
Gardiner Company Of N. G. S. m. Mustered
Guides Applying for Licenses.

Governor Powers has made the follow
ing nominations in addition to those sent
out May 6:
Member State Board of Dental Exam
iners-E. c. Bryant, Pittsfeld; ID. w.
Fellows, Portland
Boom Commissioner Fred Webster
Bangor; Wentworth Maxiield Bangor;
w. Il. Palmer Bangor,
Commissioner to Take Dispositions and
Disclosures of Trustees-Hattie NJ. Burr
Bangor
To Administer Oaths. Acknowledge
Deeds and solemnize Marrlages-Hattie
NJ. Burr, Bangor Mildred r. Millett Me-
chanc Falls.
Inspector of Dams and Reservoirs
ram p. Farrow. Belmont.
To Take Birds. Their Nests and Eggs
for Scientific Purposes-Frank T. Noble.
Augusta.
Inspector of Fish-Joseph L. Fernald,
Portland.
more Falls; James c. Googins, Steuben.
Trial Justice--Carl r. Storrs Hastings.
Joseph A. Sprague, Islesboro.
Notary Publc-Emile II. Tardivel,
Lewiston; Amaziah G. s'enlason. Fort
Kent; Charles +. Libby. Portland: w. J.
knowlton, Portland; Ardon W. Coombs,
Portland; Isaac l., Elder, Portland; Hen
ry w. Cushman. Ellsworth: James Il.
Blanchard, Augusta; Maynard s. Bird.
Rocklanu George b. Remission. Booth
Charles V. Mnot, Phippsburg; Forrest
Stevens. Cutler: George 4. Boynton Ma
chias; Wingate e. Gibbs, Vanceboro:
Carl c. Parcher. Saco.
Justice of the Peace and Quorum-Fred
Emery Bean. Hallowel: William e.
Brown, Bangor; Henry h. Cleaves, Port
land: Ardon W. COMBS Portland:
George II. Gates. Vassalboro; jeremiah
Fenno, Bangor; Charles =. Hatch. Buck
field; George a. Hopkins. Milbridge: Will
bur II. Judkins. Lewiston; Joseph H.
kalloch, South Thomaston; David
Knight, Garland; George W, Lord. Cal-
ais; Luther H. Ludden. Dixfield: George
II. Libby. Portland: Charles l.. Libby.
Portland; Charles l.. Minott, Phipps-
burg; Noel Il. Mutt. PASSPORT; Joseph w.
Parker, Gorham; Fred S. Rhodes. Crie-
haven: Thomas Smith, Hamlin Planta-
ton; Melville B. Smith. Hollis; James
Portland; Frank H. Vail. Hodgdon; Ar
thur II. Whitman, Houlton.
The Gardiner company of the national
guard which was recently enlisted.
mustered, Friday. The election of Off
GERS will take place. next Wednesday.
Col. c. A Philbrook has received orders
from the adjutant general to preside at
the meeting.
General Richards naturally takes pc
culiar interest in the company aside from
that which, of course. he has for the
welfare of all. from the fact that the
company Is located a. his home and the
members are mostly well known by him.
He says he is confident that there is ex-
celient material among the members.
Hon. l.. 7. Carleton, the chairman of
the inland fish and game commissioners
reports that about 100 applications for
guides licenses have been received
A hearing was held in Bangor. Friday
by the railroad commissioners on the
case of the location of the Penobscot
Central Railroad. The municipal author
tiles have granted the location asked for
by the railroad people. but remonstrants
have arisen. and We're heard at the meet
ing Friday. These remonstrants were
represented by Attorneys Charles Fl.
Bartlett and Charles 2. Stetson. Their
complaint is chiefly confined to that part
of the location in Bangor which provides
that the road will run to the wharves
after leaving West Market square. The
AUDITORS on the street through which the
road runs claim there is not room enough
for their teams and the tracks, too. The
road enters Bangor by the Six Miles Falls
road which later becomes Valley avenue.
1t thence extends along the route of the
Bangor Orono & Old Town Railroad I'M
till it branches off at Market square for
the wharves.
Hon f. NJ. Heath is the counsel for the
railroad and says that the charter of he
railroad grants it a right of location as
given by the municipal authorities and
that now as far as Bangor is concerned,
the railroad commissioners have no juris-
diction There were many present and
a large number called upon to testify
The following new corporation filed its
papers at the secretary of States office.
Friday:
The Aroostook Canning and Creamery
Company. organized at Houlton, for the
purpose of carrying on the business OF
canning all kinds of vegetables. fruits
berries and meats; cooperating fruits ana