Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-09

cation with these quarry owners
Through the vice consul the bureau In
furnished the names of otarry owners
and Other Information to crablo busjn.e,.
negotiations.
The enquiry from tie British vice con
sui is in keeping with the present cc,s.
dition Of the granite industry in Maine
which is looking for new avenues of ex
portation
The work of catalosuing books which
is at present in progress at the Stat.
library. is considered the most arduous
work in the institution. But the cata-
losuc is the brain and soul of a library
says State Librarian Carver. land the
more skillful its arrangement, the more
in touch are We with every book and its
exact location on the Shelves
\ few travelling libraries are at the Ii
brary to be catalogued and new juvenile
set has been sent for.
Nearly all the plays from which
Shakespeare derived his ideas which he
Cmbcllshcd and gave life are now at thu
State library including the Italian stories
and novels which he transformed into his
immortal verse.
Shakespeare will be studied great deal
by literary clubs. this winter especial"
in Augusta. and perhaps list of the
books bearing on the subject which has
been compiled at the library. may prove
OF benefit. They are:
Shakcspcarc's Pack and His Folks.orc
illustrated from the superstitions
of all nations: vii lam Bell.
How to Study Shakespeare. LIST and II
series. with introductions; by w
J. Rolfe.
Lectures and Notes on Shakespeare ANA
Other English Poets; Samuel
Taylor Coleridsc.
Short Studies on Shakespcares Plots;
Cyril Ransome
English History in Shakespeare's Plays:
Beverley l.. Warner.
Shakespeare and Music. with i.lustra-
tons from the music Of the 18th
and 18th centuries; Edward ".
NaylOr.
William Shakespeare: a Critical Study:
George Brandes.
Select Collection Of Old Plays: Robert
DodSlcy1. 81. Payne Collier. Ed:
Septimus Prowett.
in France Under the Ancient
Regime; j. J. Jusserand.
Diary of Master VIM. Silence: "A Study
bethan sport D H. Madden.
Shakespcares Holinshcd: The Chronicle
and the Historical Plays Com
pared: W. G. Boswell-StOne
William Shakespeare. Victor Hugo: Mel
vile +. Anderson.
VIM. Shakespeare. Poet. Dramatist and
Man: Hamilton Wright Mabic>
Concordance to Shakespeare; John Bart
lett.
Beauties Of Shakespeare: Rov. VIM
Dodd.
The Governor, Tuesday. nominated
as delegates from Maine to the an
nual congress of the National Pris-
cners' Associa ton. which will meet in
Kansas City. Mo. Nov. 9-l3. 1901, the
following gentlemen: EX-GGv. Fred
eri,k Robbie of Portland Prof. Alfred
Williams Anthony Of Bates College.
Lewiston. and Col d. A. Robinson, NJ.
D.. of Bangor
Recent callers at the department Of iiSA
and game: Incz q. Scnnett. Turner; Nci-
lie u. Clark. East Vassalboro: Adcnta
NJ. Chase. Sebec Station; Iona NJ. Adoi,
ton. Dexter: Lottic NJ. Dodge. l.innekin;
Ethel Poor Linnekin: Mrs. Nancy MURRAY.
East Boothbay.
John Calvin Stcv, NJ. the Portland lrcAi-
tcct. was in the city. yesterday, insRec.-~
ing the work at the State House and AZ
Governor Hills new house.
The Governor ana Council have g.v'n
the petitioners fer the pardon Of Henry
Dostie fof Augusta. leave TO Withdraw.
Doste is serving i sentence in STATE
prison for placing distractions on tAt
railroad track above the city.
The following companies have flied GER
titicates of INCORPORATION at the office OF
the secretary of State: =
The American Flagstaff Gold Mining
CO.. organized at Augusta. for the pur
pose of owning and developing. hlincs'
manufactures and other proper WIZ
81 10000 capital stock of Whicn ot,hi5
is paid in The officers are: Prcsldent'
F.. l., button, Augusta: treasurer. Il. r
Whittufn. Augusta. Certificate app oN"i'
Oct. s. 1871.
Rhode Island Power Co. orGanizre "a
Saco. for the purpose OF miniiis o,e az" nf
President. James y. Denther. Bostoh'
treasurer. John Joyce. AndoIef' Ni'''
Certificate approved Oct. :. gh'
Roval Motor Works. organized at w
gusta. for the purpose of manu1ac'iii ili!
vehicles of all kinds and descr,p.!o,'in
with $1,000 capital stock: OF VIII" , ~
ing is paid in. The officers are: Ere
dent F. l.. button. Augusta: tieaSu''
E. r. Whittum. Augusta. Certiiic''e a'-
proved. oct. 5. 1901
the Cony High school foot ball team.
inctead of playing the team from ''ei
diner High in Augusta. Friday. as wa"
MANNED. will play on the Dummy ALI
Ietic field in Gardiner. at 5 L. NJ. NJ! $
day The Augusta boys will leave the
city at 2 2. NJ. on the Accor1mc oa'iui'
train. According to hea'Say the te3 ii''
are very evenly matched and an eA-
.;,;,,u mo 9 pSpncteu.