Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-21
STATE HOUSE.
Many Fish Raised at Monmouth
Hatchery This Year.
Register Of National Guard Officers
Soon to Be Issued.
'e 'era' Hchards Pleased With Reception a,
Portland.

Commissioners Carleton says that
there are now about 20 OOo l,nd,,.L.d
| Salfnon at the Monmouth hatchery A,
least $1,000 of these will today ho
painted IN the Belgrade system of
lanes. Inc remaining 10000 will be
carried over until summer.
The product of the Monmouth
.i''cnery this year. said Mr. Carle-
Ton to the journal, yesterday. has
ocen the largest and best ever raised I
the hatchery. We have raised in all
i9o.ooo fingerlings, all but 10000 of
Whlch have been planted III various
lakes in Maine. We will winter the
latter number. The fish have reached
larger growth this year than any vet
produced at the Monmouth establish
ment
The Moosehead Lake hatchery is
practically finished and eggs are now
il process of incubation there. The
cottage built for the superintendent s
use is now occupied by him."
Warden c. G. Nichols of Foxcroft is
now acting as superintendent of the
Moosehead hatchery He also had
charge OF its construction
The annual report of the fish and
game commissioners will be issued
early in January
The clerks III the secretary of State s
office We're engaged, yesterday. in
sending out the Governors Thanks
giving proclamation to the town clerks
in The State There are over 500 of
them and sufficient copies are sent to
allow the clerk to post one in a CON
spicuous place and to give one to all
the pastors OF the churches i'll his town
To be read at the services on Sunday
next
Senator L. NJ. Staples of Washing
ton. the senator from Knox county in
the Legislature. was calling upon
friends at the Capitol. Wednesday.
Collector A. +. Day. Charles -. Field
and Col. F. II. Parkhurst. all of Ban
gor. wete also visitors at the State
House. yesterday.
TIE railroad commissioners. yester
day. gave hearing to the petitioners
for the right to increase the issue of
bonds OF the Sanford & Cape Porpoise
Railway Co. from $2j0,000 to $500 900.
Fred J. Allen of Sanford. and Super
intendent Meloon of the company ap
pealed and stated the reasons for ask
ing the increase. There was no oppo-
Sition to the petitioners request and
the commissioners acted favorably on
the matter.
Governor Hill has received q com
munication from Governor Francis OF
Missouri containing notice Of a
meeting soon to be held in Boston OF
au the Governors Of the New England
states and all the New England COM
,nissioners for the Louisiana Purchase
Centennial Exposition. which VIII oc-
cur in 1903 The meeting of the Gov
ernors and the commissioners Will
probably be held on Dec 10, though the
axart date has not vet been determin ad
upon.
The commissioners for Maine are
Louis Il. Goodal Sanford. F. ".
| cram. Bangor: Frank II. Briggs. Au-
burn; Charles {. Burrill Ellsworth;
Lemuel Lane. Westbrook-
Visitors at the fish and game mu-
scum. yesterday. We're: Sergeant Johh
G.. Harper, c. Swinehart. Fort VII
Iiams: VIM. and Helen n. Doran'
Skowhegan; Philena W. Hill. Augusta
Adiutant General Richards has IN
| rreparation a register of the conliiis
stoned officers of the National 'iuar'
which will soon be printed, giving a
complete record Of the service OF eaoii
in the Guard and in the United states
-, Tho register will undoubtedly
h.. highly prized by every officer OF 'he
| service.
| Certificate of incorporation was lleu'
"Wednesday, by the following company
DR.. Edward p. Davis Co.. organized
at Portland. for the purpose OF carr
ING on the practice of medicine wi'l
s1o. 600 capital stock. OF whicn 'o'n'"1
i Maid in. The officers are: freslueiI'' :
| Edward Il. Davis of Concord. n. a.
treasyrer. Albert d. Mclean OF SOME
| yiIia Mass. Certificate approved NOV
49, 1901.
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