Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-06
STATE HOUSE.
important Nominations to or
flee Made by Governor Hill.
Interesting Facts in Bulletin Issued
by Board Of Agriculture.
One Certificate Of Incorporation Received bv
the Secretary Of State.

The following nominations have beer
| made by Governor Hill:
| Trustees Insane Observation-Disclosures
iobie, Gorham; Mrs. Jennie r. Smith
Litchtield.
Commissioner Of Pharmacy-D. W
Hcseltine. Portland.
Judge Sanford Municipal Court
George w. Hanson. Sanford.
Recorder Sanford Municipal Court
George T.. Allen, Sanford.
Trustee Bath Military and Nava
orphan Asylum-David X. Wylie, Yves
| Bath.
Judge Skowhegan Municipal Court
Oliver r. Bachelor. Skowhegan.
| Disclosure Commissioner, County OF
| Franklin-Elmer X. Remission, King.
, field
Agents to Prevent Cruelty-Beniamir
! y. Parker. North Berwick; Elbridee q
Merrill, Saco.
| Trial Justices-Gcorge {. Freeman
| Cherryfield; Humphrey f. Webster
| Newcastle.
| Notaries Public-B. +. Fuller. Lew.
iston. (Auburn): John Il. Madigan
! Houlton; Frank II. Haskell. Portland
! tWindham): Liberty b. bennett. Port
land; Edmond ]. Walsh, Ellsworth;
Z William r. Fairclough. Richmond
! Justices of the Peace and Quorum
John Il. Madisan. Houlton: c. l.. An
drews. Augusta; James H. Jepson
! Casco: Hubert j. Reed, Amity: Elgin
! c. Nerrill. Portland: William Q. Har-
greaves. New Sharon. CAllen's Mills,
F. Nj. Simpson. Bangor; George W.
Bumpus. Auburn.
/ Inland Fish and Game Warden
Walter Il. Butler. Bluehill
/ Dedimus Justice-Elmer P. Spofford.
Deer Isle.
! The first board bulletin of the sea-
| son is 10 be devoted to the considera-
! ton of the important crop for Maine.
the potato. Returns are coming in
very rapidly, and the bulletin will
contain numerous articles from sue
cessful potato growers in all sections
of the State. particularly from
Aroostook county. In addition to
these articles the bulletin will contain
a history of the potato, and its insect
and fungous enemies. together with
spraying notes, containing full diree-
tons for making and applying the
which have proved to be valuable.
| The usual summary of matters re-
/ lating to the seasonbale work of the
farm will be printed also. A careful
resume has been made of the acreage
production and valuesof the principal
! farm crops in Maine in 1900. 1t is as
| follows:
| Corn acreage. IL 239: yield per acre.
Sc bushels; production. 440,224 bushels:
value per bushels, 80 cents: total
value, s242.134. Wheat. acreage. 5000;
yield per acre. 1875 bushels: production.
40, 755 bushels: value per bushel. 80
&C nts: total value $ss, $50 Oats. acre
age, 14O, 2O3; yield per acre. 37.5 bushels:
production. 5.255. 612 bushels: value per
bushels, 3S-cents; total value. 81 1897 1913.
Barley, acreage. 11.50S: yield per acre,
! pa bushels; production. 315.3l9 bush
els: value per bushel. 81 cents: total
value. sl95. 49S. Rye, acreage. 1893: yield
per acre. 17.2 bushels: production. H.
$50 bushels: value per bushel. 81 cents;
total value. $1IOO6. Buckwheat acre
age. 1882: yield per acre, 80 bushels;
production. 1890 bushels: value per
bushel. 40 cents; total value, S352.ss2
Potatoes. acreage. 49.203 yield per
4 acre, 126 bushels: production, 500. POS
bushels: value per bushel. 40 cents:
1 total value. s3,OSs.10 Hay. acreage.
I a31.174; yield per acre. 80 tons: produc-
ltion, S43.997 tons: value per ton. sl2.e3;
total value. $40 1926, 16l. Grand total.
SIG. SOC, FOG.
The attention of the readers of the
Bulletin Is called to the desirabilitE OF
Arranging for farmers institutes dur
ling the month of June. and all are IN
yited to write their local members
suggesting subjects which they might
desire discussed in their localities
Applications for licenses as guides
are coming in fast at the office or me
fish and game commissioners. .lui'e
n number more have been given out
thus far, than were issued at 'his
time, last year.
Hon. Samuel w. Matthews. state Ia
Dor commissioner. Republican cam
naign orator, teller and cultiEat
ed gentleman from Augusta. CARIBOU
Hampden and Hurricane lsi;,nd
lodged between the drops Thursda!
forenoon and reached Bangor witnou
Getting wet. He was on his way u
Aroostook to vote and help out sen
orally in the election of Hon. Lleweiisi
Powers to Congress.-BanSor News.
The following corporation has hieu
certificate with the secretary OF STATE
Turner Medicine Company, orsani.u4f :. =
Portland. for the purpose Q, manu-. an
turing and dealing in medicines an
drugs with 100000 capital stock OF WIZ WIZ,
So is paid in. The officers are: PreS Mass
trea s,1rer. George NJ. Luce OF Boston. Cei
| tificate approved, April D.
One of the latest fish yarns ca,
; very near being safely locked III III
breast of the principal actor. IL Is VI