Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-18
STATE HOUSE.
Appointments Made by Cover
nor Hill, Yesterday.
Henry 0. Stanley Named for Fish and
Game Commissioner.
0ihsr Selections Are To- Minor Offiees
J Throughout. the State.


Commissioner OF inland fisheries and
rame-Henry o. Stanley. Dixfield.
Recorder Western Hancock munich
pal oourt-W. A. Remick. Bucksport.
Disclosure commissioner nnox coun-
ty-Lorenzo ID. Jones. Union.
Fish warden-George A. Dow. Port
land.
Coroner-Lewis F. Hooper. Ellsworth.
To administer oaths. acknowledge
deeds and solemniZe marriages-Belle
/ a. Leavitt, Sanford.
Dedimus justice-Thomas c. Stevens,
Portland.
/ Trial justices-Fred a. Delano. Ok
lord: Ransom Norton, HOulton.
h Notaries public--Lincoln n. Gilkey,
Islesboro; H. e. Brewer, Freeport;
Gorham N Weymouth, Biddeford;
Charles w. Small. Portland; Tristram
| Goldthwaite, Jr., Biddeford: William
/ II. Newell Lewiston: Charles ID. Cros-
| By Bangor.
! justices of the peace and quorum
| Charles II. Gilman. Bingham; II. c.
| Brewer, Freeport; Benjamin +. Will
Hams, Freedom; Harry F. Thompson,
! Brunswick; Linwood F. Crockett,
Windham: Rue T. Snow, Bridgewater.
/ TItu buChr oIlduup M. ~
McKusick. Jr., Calais; Ezekiel Ross.
| Newcastle; George w. Ross. Prescott,
NEesr' Lubec): a. F. Tinkham, (South)
Monmouth: D. X. jewell. Hallowell;
). Curtis G. Ward, Augusta w. A..
Remck. Bucksport: John H. Bresna-
han. Ellsworth; Fred l.. Frazier, Els
worth Falls); George A. Perrigo.
Houlton; Horace B., Libby, Bridgton;
Orren F. Sproul, China. Weeks
Mills: Harry p Reed China, Weeks
Mills: J. f. Stephens. Rumford
Falls); Oramel Murray, Pittsfield;
| Howard W. Wells, Oakland.
State sdetective-Harlan L. Emery,
Casco.
| The appointment of Henry Q. STAN
ley of Dixfeld, as a member Of the
board of commissioners of inland fish
cries and game marks a notable event
in the history Of appointments to State
offices. For almost 80 years Mr.. Stan
| ley has been one of Names fish COM
/ missioners. the interim being in 1879,
and 1880, when Everett Smith of Port
land, served in his stead. During the
| past year tn. names of three other
\ gentlemen have been mentioned as cam
Il didates for the position, but two Of the
/ gentlemen spoken of were In no sense
opposed to Mr.. Stanley's reappoint-
1 nlent. Had he not been a candidate
James w. Bracket of Phillips, editor
OF the Maine Woods, and James Canal
Mead OF Bridgton, both members of the
present Legislature, would have made
efforts to secure the appointment. Mr.
Stanley's many friends throughout the
State are extending congratulations.
The regular meeting Of the fish and
game commission will be held on Mon
day next, at which time the decision OF
the board regarding the closing of Snow
pond to ice fishing will be rendered.
Arrangements are being made for a
Legislative excursion to Washington in
March. Senators and representatives
lof the Maine Legislature will be invited
to make the excursion and to take
along with them their wives and other
relatives. The fare will be 500 for the
lround trip. including hotel board in
the capital
Hon. S. W. Carr, insurance commits
lsioner. says that returns from insur-
lance companies doing business in
Maine are coming in slowly. The de-
APARTMENT Is anxious to secure these
returns 50 as to be able 10 prepare the
preliminary report for publication.
Commissioner Carr is hopeful that
within 10 days the companies will
have submitted their returns in full
The work of painting the ceiling and
walls OF the rotunda was completed
yesterday. Three coats of lead and oil
and two coats of Florentine white have
been put on the ceiling and wood work.
and two coats OF terra Gotta and one
Of stipple have been put on the walls.
The job is a good one and will add
much to the beauty of the place.
| -
IN general orders. issued, yesterday,
the COMMUNICATIVE chief discharged
Second Lieutenant William r. jerks
OF Co. b. LIST Infantry, Portland, for the
alleged rescuing and taking by force
, from the sergeant of the provost guard,
at the last annual muster, two prison
ers, placing them in hack and carry
ing them to camp. jerks pleaded not
guilty. The discharge is based on the
report of a board of inquiry, consisting
Of Brigadier General Frank L. Hoyt of
Lewiston. Inspector General Major
Frank b. WEIGH of Portland, and First
Lieut. George S. McCarty of Co. I,
Lewiston, which was chosen to inquire
into the propiety of conduct of Lieut.
jerks.
The following companies have filed ar.
ticles of Incorporation at the office of the
secretary of State:
4 Natioral Power Controller COMPANY
organized at kittery for the purpose .,
manufacturing ard dealing in Nationa
lrower controller. with 100000 capita
lstock Of which nothing is paid in. TT;
/ iofficers are: President. Horace Mitche.
70 OF kittery: treasurer. Windsor H. wy
/. man of North a. ington, Mass. Certificat,
;! approved. Jan. 10 1902
al Observation-Disclosures Basket Machin,
? Company. organized at Ki.tery, for tn,
\ Purpose of disposing of machines for tn;
aking of baskets. with $4,000 capita
stock, of which nothing is paid In TIL,
,. officers are: President. Ernest L. Chane,
lof kittery; treasurer. Willard w Bald
win Of Boston. Mass. Certificate an
lrroved. Jan. Is. 1ss2
Textile Machinery Company, organizes
lat kittery for the Purpose of manufactur
ing cotton and wooden machinery. wit,
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