Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-23
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
STATE HOUSE.
Successful Pharrnaceutic7l Students
other Gossip of The Departments

The hoard Of State assessors that
has been working so hard for the past
month or two in their rooms. are nov
through with figures for The present
and have given Them into me hands
~ t,,a rriut.rS. Although these figures
ana valuations ara ready 10 be- put
into 1y4,a they are subject TO changes
If any, YeEy circumstances should arise.
There are 50 many things 10 be con-
siter,ad in making up the valuations
,ba+ .,-e-7 when At times Ii has seemed
,nat The yaIue on some particular port
seemed fixed a new circumstance
yyolId be revealed and cause a change
AZ far as can be anticipated. The
hearings are all oge-. and The board
win not b. in session regularly unul
The first OF December But in the
meantime different members OF the
hoard will b. al the department. and
viii be attending 10 other duties per
tanning 10 their line Of work The State
tax on savings banks il the next thing
10 come up and that viii be- announced
1h.. first Of the month when The board
win hold ais regular meeting
The case Of fiags which occupied a
Mace in the unpermost corridor near
The judiciary rooms has been moved
10 the ad1utant- generals Office The
case contains The flags that were cap
tured from the Confederates during
the Civil War
hon. i. I. Carleton has returned
from Boston where he has been in con
slItation with Amos F. Gerald regard
ing the sr0rtsmen's show which Mr.
Gerald * arranging. The collection Is
10 be made up largely Of Names Wild
animals and Af~. Carleton was asked
20 assist. h. being mora familiar with
me Maine fish and game possibilities
man anyone else who could be found
Tho uazr month mas been uuprece-
aentea for an increase in the Circula-
lion III The Agricultural Bulletin. Sec
r,tary Mche-n mas been putting q
great deal IL time and attention 10 the
pnbliratiun which j. sent free 10 farm
ers who wish il and it is being more
and more appreciated. During the
ras- month over 100 names have been
added 10 the lists.
The next meeting Of the Pharma-
ceuucal board viii Dc held, Nednes-
DAY. Dec :. IN former DAYS il was
possible 10 tell before hand the size q
tha class. Nov me number q appE-
ants is known only when they pre-
sent themselves before the board
The certificates Of registration were
forW ardld. yesterday. 10 j. Dr. Jack
son. r u. True and A. u. henney.
These were the successful men from 2
class of Is who last went ~ for thar
examinations.
i Is seen by the number Of people
who 90 TO the STATE library that The
christmas season Is Al hand. These
90 for hints On buying pretty editions
for presents. In former days the
people went 10 the bookstores, but as
there Is but comparatively small as
sentiment Of lhese limited editions kept
al me shops, people 50 70 the libra
rians " nose business il j 10 keen
POSTED on works OF this as wcll as
every other kind. Having gained hints
~ what Ia buy III patrons lhen 90 ro
the bookstores and order what they
1Eant.
The following companies have fled
articles Of Incorporation al the Office
u The secretary Of STATE
T-nion Optical Co. organized al saco,
for the purpose Of manufacturing and
dealing IN optical goods, with $1,000
capital stock Of 3 hich $500 Is paid II.
Th- officers are: President. Chas. 4
Nichols az Boston: treasurer. Henry
al Gordon Of Boston. Certificate an
proved NOV IL