Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-04-11
STATE HOUSE.
CONTINUED from page 81

turned to the inspector-generaio OF rlfe
practice. oo 80
To the signal corps, 1000 rounds OF
original carbine ammunition.
ITO each field, staff, or retired orncer
who shall apply for permission TO prac-
tice, 100 rounds Of original rlne am
munition.
,,se of a regulation revolver for target
practice. 200 rounds of original revolver
ammunition. The revolvers considered
regulation are Colts new pattern, cali
bre 3S, and Smith & Wessons new
military, calibre 3S."
So much of Sections 261 and 262,
Art. Xxx of the regulations for the
National Guard, as amended by G.. o.,
No. 9. A. G. O., series of 1901, as re-
lates to revolver qualifications, are
hereby amended as follows:
Section 261, by striking out the last
two paragraphs and inserting the
following:
Distinguished Revolver Marksman-
Two scores of 20 (six shots each) at
20 wards: two scores of % each at so
wards: two scores of q each at IS
yards.
Expert Revolver Marksman-Two
scores of "a each at 80 yards; two
scores of % each at so yards; two
scores of % each at rs yards.
Revolver Marksman-TwO scores of
"a each at 80 yards; two scores of %
each at SO yards
Section 262, by inserting the follow
ing:
distinguished Revolver Marksman-
A silver badge, consisting of a pin and
pendent of loZenge shape, of the pat
tern in the quartermaSter-ge Of
flee, to be worn upon the uniform coat
only, when the coat is authorized to be
used. After three years of quailflca-
ton, not necessarily consecutive, sill
yer bar, specifying the years of quail
fication, will be attached to the badge
between the pin and the pendent. Each
additional three years of qualification
will entitle the Wearer to an additional
bar. A distinguished revolver marks
man who requalifies will be entitled to
wear a red ribbon, as prescribed for
a distinguished sharpShooter.
Governor Hill and Major General
Farnham have received invitations to
attend the centennial of the United
States Military Academy at West
Point on Wednesday, June IL. Presi-
dent Roosevelt will deliver an address
on that occasion.
The following companies have flled
articles of incorporation at the office
of the secretary of State:
New Orleans Bagasse Pulp and Pa
per Co. organized at Augusta, for the
purpose of manufacturing pulp from
bagasse or other fibrOuS material, with
g.. 900 900 capital stock, of which noth-
ing is paid in The officers are: Presl-
dent. Lewis A. Burleigh of Augusta
treasurer, Joseph Williamson. Jr., OF
Augusta Certificate approved, April
10 1902.
American Black Marble Co., organ
ized at Augusta, for the purpose of OPP
Grating mills and quarries for the pro-
duction and dressing of Lparble, onyA
and building stone, with 100000 capita
stock of which nothing is paid in. The
officers are: President, ]. Berry of Au-
guSta: treasurer, I. L. Fairbanks OF
Augusta. Certificate approved, April
10, 1902.
The Hall-Miller Printing Co., organ
lied at Rockland, for the purpose OF
carrying on a general printing and
publishing business, with $4,000 capital
stock, of which s210O is paid in. The
officers are: President, Arthur w. Hall
of Rockland; treasurer, Harry 7. Mil
ler of Rockland. Certificate approved,
April 10. 1902.
Crosby Brothers Cf9oration. organ
lied at Portland, foiS The purpose of
carrying on a generaS ,prodhce busi-
ness, with $4,000 caR1l stock, of
WHICH nothing is paid a. The officers
are: President and tre$ urer, Charles
H. Farnsworth of Bostof Mass. Ger
tificate approved, April IL, 1902.
John Owen. "a prominent lesident of
Pruncwick died suddeu1y TIN, rsday ~