Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-10
STATEA0USE.
lumber Of Decisions Rendered
by Railroad Commissioners,
lost Of Them Are On Matters Of
Minor Importance General.
r''''' Fro" Ma ''e"'''''' aela.i.. !. o,t
Homo ~''h Arc Encouraging.

commissioners having mol
arcfui inspection of an ex,o "ade
ne Portland railroad, from rs oil
mr. of High and Spring streets ,S cor
flSh. York and Park streets through
nerUal street, certify the sam M oom o.
IA travel. 'e sale
me board has approved the 49,.
spn of the Sanford and CO. eA.ei-
l~se railroad and also the -. Foi
a branch track in Kennebun,. on oi
saension will run for about 20 m IL s
fi'm Sanford to Cape Porpoisa "''ieS
a decision has been renderas
Mltion of the Benton & FL, oa {, {,
Railway Co. asking for an exta iei''
offs road in Fairfield, beginnina .ol'
pGnt in Island street runnirm a. a
tR kennebec river distance o. 49, e,1
fe'e. Ehe commissioners disan,'.,' %,
tfr iecation of the extension
shessame road petitions for
trick beginning in the branch =, ~
rod on Island street and runnira '"e :,
ponf apposlte the mill of the Amer
cai WOaeen Co. The location % ~
orinch Track is approved in tho do.
olson. ''e
decision was rendered on tho mott
tin of the European & North Ama,;
cal Railway Co. for the taking Of Iana
m Old TsWn on which to construct
ce'tain tracks and side tracks The
commissioners determined that al, tho
land described in the petition is necer-
say to be taken by the road To no rsod
for the reasonable accommodation of
TIE traffic of the corporation.
The commissioners also approve the
iGations of branch track of the En-
rpean & North American RAILWAY, IN
the town of VIM TO the manufactur-
Ing establishment Of the Penobscot
Lumber Co.
"A decision was rendered on the no
ttion of the town of Norway for a
Highway crossing over the tracks ar
The Grand Trunk Railway. The neti-
ION is granted the Grand Trunk 10
construct the crossing.
Letters received at the office of the
state secretary of the Old Home Week
Association from the Maine Clubs of
are most encouraging
ana many visitors from the Ray state
are expected to come to their old
homes in Maine. during the week.
Secretary Matthews has received 4
etter from Walter A. Rice. secretary
If the Pine Tree State Club of Buffalo,
y. Y. a letter of thanks for a pack
ige of Governor HIS invitations and
predictions of success for
he Old Home week
MIR. Rice states that a bureau of In
formation has been established at II
)fiice for the benefit of Maine peoI1
listing the Pan American Exposition
They have list of over 40 private res
dences where accomn1oda tons may be
ound at reasonable rates, lodging as
rule being a dollar per day. while
meals may be obtaineia at % to 80 cents
md upwards
The following companies have filed
certificates of Incorporation at the
,iiice OF the secretary Of State:
The Sumner & Paris Telephone and
Telegraph CO.. organized at Paris. for
he purpose Of constructing telegraph
Or telephone lines in Sumner and Paris.
The general route of the line shall be
from the village Of West Sumner in
Sumner to the village of Paris Hill by
way OF Forbes district in Paris and
from N4cprnher t'nrner IN SHOWS
Falls and from Forbes district to
North Paris. The capital stock is
$500. of which $355 is paid in The
officers are: President. A. +. Dean of
Paris: treasurer. 4. l.. Abbott of
Paris. Certificate approved. Aug. 8,
1901.
The Dclmac Medicine Coz organized
At kittery. for the purpose of manu-
Iacturing and selling medicines. with
10000 capital stock. IL which nothing
s paid in. The officersare: President
Arthur w. Pinkham q Lynn. Mass;
-reasurer Charles Leighton OF Lynn.
certificate approved, Aug. S. 1901.
United States anu Canada Coai d
ron Co. organized at Portland. FOR the
purpose of mining andacquiring MN
raj lands. with $4,000 capital STOCK.
If which nothing is pad in. The ON
'ers are: President. Josph F. Erskiid-
'on of Arlington, Mss; treasurer
Iohn F. Thompson of SomerViiIe'
Mass. Certificate approved. Aug =
90l.
Boston EXplora ton Co.. ORGANIZED III
Cortland, for the purpDse OF cdiishi5
N business of mining. quarryihs' re-
lining. etc. ores and minerals win
$50, 900 capital stock. Of which noun
ng is paid in. The officers are: c'i-
lent. Chas. l.. Whittle of Carnpr'ose'
Mass; treasurer, VIM. NJ. Stockoiihse
II Boston. Certificate approved Aug
J, 1901.
Lillian Mining Co., Orgahizeu ~
Portland. for the purpose oil coiiuoe
rig mining and quarrying pesN,e
with sl,O0O,0O0 capital stock. OF mh'oii
IS is paid in. The officers are: r'eS'- :
lent Joshua l.. chamberlain OF
Brunswick: treasurer. ichas. NJ Moses 80
IF Saco. Me. Certificate app
Aug. 9. 1901. ~
l.. w. Cleveland Co. organize ~
Portland. for the purpose OF '''"',u
featuring electrical machines a.',
,ther apparatus. with s1O,ooo ~
stock. OF which nothing is paid H. r"
officers are: President Elmer f. T.
EmmOns of Portland: treasurer. -