Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-05

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The. following statement has been Is
the State treasurer By Stephen W. Carr.
insurance commissioner for the year end
ing Dec. 81. 1909:
For license 10 4!S7 agents, a 50. sS77i
For licenses to 10 comDanies 0$2o. 3i0)
For licenses to 1oi brokers. MS10 1919
For licenses to l special broker, 0s20, -
For annual examination Of com
panie$. G$2t', 10J
For filing annual statements of .
companies. OSln. -
For film. annual staten nts of
companies. ago. A
MlSce liza UI3 receipts, Il
Total, sl3,4H
This Is the largest amount ever collect
ed by the Insurance department. being
s269SJ more than was received during
the previous year
In addition to he above the State treas
urer received from insurance companies
during 1859 as taxes on the premiums col
ected in Maine during the year 1899. sos
957.4G. making the total amount collected
by the State during the past year from
insurance companies, agents and brokers.
So, 365. &C.
AS usual during the Legislature ses-
sion the meeting Of the Maine Press AS
socation will be a feature OF the winter
at the Capitol. The fact that Governor
Hill is an active member OF the associa-
ton will give the meeting unusual sig
niiicance, this year. The meeting will be
held, Wednesday and Thursday. January
80 and 81. The public exercises will prob
ably be held as usual in the Senate
chamber, Thursday afternoon. The ad-
dress of the occasion will be delivered by
Editor S. l.. Boardman Of the Bangor
Commercial, and j. Clair Minot of this
city. will read the poem. -.s
It is doubtful if much fish or game
legislation is attempted at the present
session. The commissioners have nothing
special which they will urge except a
bill correcting some clerical errors in the
present laws. If the land owners desire
Il repeal of the present September law
the commissioners will offer no oppose
| ton. though they favor the law as it is.
If any kdna ppor intends to work his
nefarous game in Maine he must attend
TO it without delay, for as a result of the
order introduced By Representative Car
Teton Of Winthrop, there WILL doubtless,
soon be an adequate penalty provided for
this grave offence. The recent Omaha
case which has made such a cnsation all
over the country has resulted in the die
covery by many states that they have NJ
provision in their laws to punish such
crimes.
The railroad commissioners have or
dered a hearing upon the petition of the
Saco Valley electric road to be held at
Hon ]. O. Bradbury's office, Saco. Jan.
Il, al o'clock.
The following new corporations have
filed certificates of organization at the Of
fee OF the secretary of State
The Holmes Company has been organ
lied at Portland for the purpose of man
ufacturng worSted and wooden goods,
with $2u.G0o capital stock of which moth
| ing is paid in. The officers are: Presi-
dent. John Holmes of Boston: treasurer.
| NJ a. G.. Dickson Of Maiden. Mass. Ger
| tiicate approved, Jan. ).
Moosehad Telephone Company has been
| organized at Greenville. for the purpose
| of carrying on 4 telephone business in
Maine with $1,000 capital stock of which
800 is paid in in. The officers are: Presi-
treasurer, Charles 4. Judkins of Kineo.
Certificate approved. Jan l.
Stark Supply Company has been or.
ganized at kittery. for, the purpose OF
carrying on grocery ana PROVISION busl-
| nothing is paid in. The officers are:
President and treasurer: archibald L,
Stark of Boston. Certificate approved.
Ian. ].
| National Fire Alarm Company has been
organized at kittcry for the purpose Of
manufacturing electric fire alarm sYs-
tens. with $l01000 capital stock OF which
nothing is paid in. The officers are.
President, Clifford 3. Santorn OF BOSTON
| treasurer Walter j. Partridge ct Nor
wood, Mass. Certificate approved, Jan J.
Canterbury Mining and Milling Com
pnny has been organized at Portland Ter
the purpose of carrying IN mining clsi-
ness with $5000n0 capital stock nt Whi"n
81 is PAID in. The officers are. PRESIDENT
Rodigree Nignault of Lowell, Mass
treasurer. John j. Harvey of Lowell.
Mass. Certificate approved. Jan ].
George W. leighton & Company. has
been organized at Portland for the pu"-
nose of making granite and marble mon
uments. headstones, tablets, etc. WIN
$1,000 capital stock of which $iGP is pa
in. The officers are: trrSl"'h', " III. -.
T. Miller of Portland. Certificate 'p-
proved, Jan. /.
The CusFley Soule Company has peen
organized at Monmouth, for the purpose
Of carrying on d canning business WIN
$780, 900 capital stock of when s"o II pdlu
Cuskley of Monmouth. Me; treasure =
Edwin A. Sou,e of Gorham, Me. certin-
cate approved, Jan. !.
The American Chem cal Company nus
been organized at Portland TOR TIE l,uI
pose of manufacturing cnemicals; WI Wi I,
in The officers are: President, Charles
n Rcnnison of winthrop. Mass; treasur-
or X. s Barrett of Winthrop, Mass. Ger
tjticate approved, Jan. 4.