Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-01

without permit from a member Of the
cattle commission, and two quarantine
stations have been established to which
suspected cattle will be sent. These
stations are fixed at Saco and Bruins
WICK, and cattle sent there for ex-
animation will be subject to the in
spection and possible rejection of one
of the commissioners.
Bank Examiner f. f. Timberlake
was at the State House, Friday, hav-
ing returned from Il tour of investiga-
ton of banks. Mr.. Timberlake says
his work. having examined AZ Of the
100 institutions in the State.
Commissioner &. f. Oak and Henry
Q. Stanley arrived, Friday afternoon,
ana with Chairman Carleton had a
meeting. The regular routine Of the
department was gone through. They
will be in the city. today. and will as
sign hearings on petitions before leav-
ing.
Commissioner Stanley was at the Au-
Susta house. Friday night preparing
for a fishing trip to the pool below the
Augusta dam which he said he should
make, early Saturday morning. and h.
said if there were any of those 20
pound fish present. he should make a
great try for them. He had several
varieties of flies for the work and was
to have a new rod that belongs to
Landlord Capen. 1t is understood that
one of the best files for salmon fishing
just now is the Silver Doctor.
The following companies Friday filed
certificates of Incorporation:
The Collinsville Rubber 60. organized
al Portland. for the purpose Of gathering,
refining and dealing in rubber. with $500
900 capital stock. of which nothing is
paid in, The officers are; President. John
Charles K. Tapley of Danvers. Mass.
Certificate approved, June u. 1899.
The Saco River Towboat Co.. organized
a Sdco, for the purpose of conducting a
Steamboat l4lIt. WIN |4'.''' 'hI'ltal Ntp' n
Of which nothing Is paid in. The. officers
are: President. Hampden Fairfield Of
Saco. Me; treasurer, F. ". Nutter o:
SacQ, Me. Certificate approved, June =,
1889.
The Consolidated Copper and Cola
Mining and Milling Co, organized a.
Portland, for the purpose of mining, with
81 W0oN capital stock, of which 80 -
paid in. The officers are: President, Or
ris w Nelson of Medford. Mass: treas
urer. James +. Niles of WATERFOWL,
Mass Certificate approved June ~, 1881
Knox Clothing Manufacturing Co, or
ganiZed at Thomaston, for the purpose
of manufacturing clothing. with $4,000
capital stock, OF which $4,000 is paid il.
The officers are: President. II. &. Moody
of ThomaSton. Me; treasurer. j. =.
Brewster of Camden. Me. Certificate APP
proved June %, 1889.
The Wiscasset Grain Co, organized a.
Portland, Tor the purpose of conducting
a grain business, with $4,000 capital stock.
Of which $1,000 is paid in. The ofhcers
are: President, T.. I'll. Nickerson OF Port
land, Me: treasurer. A. r. Merrill Or
Waterville, Me. Certificate approved
June ~ 1899.
Guatemala Investment and Improve
ment Co. organized at Portland, 1or tne
purpose of owning and improving lands
in the republic OF Guatemala. with " ,voo-
Op capital stock, of which $50 is PAID IN.
The officers are: President. f. A. Hodg-
don of Maiden. Mass; treasurer, George
/ crane of Maiden. Mass. Certiiicate ap-
proved, June y, lS".