Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-24

DAILY KENNEBEC
lowest of the dozen or more received.
+. F. Talbot of Portland, representing
the above firm. was here, last week,
on the matter. and the final arrange
ments were made by telegraph, Mon
day afternoon. The loan is payable in
one year.
Forest and Stream, one of the leading
sporting papers of the country, in its
vast issue, in speaking of the report Of
the commissioners of inland fishei< b
ana game, says editorially: "The
Maine commissioners report on the
game interests demands careful read.
ing BY all who visit those hunting
grounds, and 6v all who are Interested
IN the progress of the day in methods
and experience of game preservation.
1T must be conceded that
Maine is today doing IA great work for
the game supply of the country al
large. by her earnest and progressive
enterprise in this direction On most
OF these topics discussed in the report
we gife the views of Mr.. Carleton and
his associates practically in full" This
was followed by practically the whole
report.
Not only does Forest and Stream give
attention to the report, but all the
other sporting papers and magazines
that have been published since the re-
port has reached them have al
luded in glowing terms to the report.
One paper very greatly stretched
the number of registered guides in the
State to $4,000 This will give the peo-
pie who read it an idea that Maine is
greater than it really is.
Miss Sadie NJ. Lord. who has for so
long time been in the insurance office
as stenographer, took up her duties IN
4 like capacity in the office of the
State board of health, Monday morn
ing.
State Carpenter O. |. Stone is in great
doing the little odd jobs in the way OF
cabinet making and in the little re-
ire Incident To n session a will |
soon have little case for the flag of |
the 1st Maine Volunteers, as we'll as
for the flag and other souvenirs Of the |
Maine Signal Corps.
Commissioner S. w. Matthews of the |
bureau of industrial and labor statis-
tics, will visit Boston, Tuesday. Feb. |
Is, to meet the other members of the |
committee to make arrangements for |
the reception of the members of the |
National Labor Commissioners Asso- |
citation, whose meeting is to be held |
in Augusta next June. Hon. Carol D. |
Wright is to be present at the commit |
tee meeting. 1t is planned to give the |
labor commissioners banquet when |
they reach Portland, the members of |
the Portland Board of Trade making |
the preparations 1t is also planned to |
give them a trip to the islands in the |
harbor. Visits to Poland Springs and |
to Bar Harbor are also contemplated. |
"a nj, l.,v .iSitn a
an idea of Maine summer resorts as
possible.
Governor Powers has made the fol-
lowing nominations:
Trustee reform school. Albion Little,
Portland.
Trustee Bath Military and Naval Or
phan Asylum. John @. Shaw. Bath.
Public administrator, J. +. Cllley, /
Rockland.
Coroner, D. l.. Fields, Ellsworth.
Notary public, f. Clifford Butler.
Skowhegan.
Trial justices, Llewellyn w. Welch,
RAYMOND Howard Rawson, Waldo
boro
Justices of the peace and quorum.
EIuSeHH l<lUDS' H. - - -O''-
go): John L. DalZiel. Exeter; Henry
!. Lord, Biddeford; William II. Water
house, Old Town.
The two following companies, Mon
day. filed certificates of Incorporation:
New England Motor Carriage Co or
yanized at Portland for the purpose OF
the manufacture and sale of motor car
riages with $1,00v.000 capital stock OF
which $3.50 is paid in. The officers are:
President, Alfred N. Goodhue OF SOM
erville. Mass; treasurer. William +.
Purneu Of Boston, Mass. Certificate
Jan. 49, 1899
New York and New England SANTA
ton Co. organized at Portland Tor
the purpose of the manufacture anu
sale of appliances for sanitation ana
with 100000 capital stock.
of which $500 is paid in. The ofhcers
are: President, Frank c. Truslow OF
New York. N. Y: treasurer, william
A. Pendergast of New York. N. y.
Certificate approved. Jan. 20, 1899.
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