Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-14

AT the fish and game department re-
turns are being received from duly au-
thorized agents to dispose Of licenses
for the shipment Of fish as to the num-
Der sold during the year 1901. Not all
the returns arc in and the total cannot
now be given.
Under the law. the commissioners OF
inland fisheries and game have power
to grant licenses to persons to ship 10
pounds. or one fish, either landlocked
sa lmon, trout or togue. to any address,
without accompanying the same. These
licenses cost 81 and are sold at varisus
places throughout the State.
Among the returns thus far received
ere those from Charles F. Tarbox,
Grand Lake Stream, who sold 76
lcenses; F. c. Barker, Bemis, 81;
Charles 4. Judkins. Kineo, 81; T. L.
Page, Haines' Landing. As; l.. +. Bow
ley. Rangeley. 90; American Express
Co.. Greenville Junction, "a. These are
the largest thus far received. They in
dicate that from these places a con-
siderable amount Of fish has been sent
away before the persons catching the
same left their camps. Allowing 10
pounds to each license 1t will be seen
that from the six places above men,
toned at least 2SS0 pounds of fish were
sent away unaccompanied by the own
ers. This. or course, does not include
the amount taken out by the fisher
men when. returning home.
Gideon A. Hastings, president of the
trustees, "a ddison 4. Herrick chairman
of the executive committee. and Frank
f. Hanscom. principal of Gould's
Academy in Bethel, have joined in an
appeal to Andrew Carnegie, the noted
philanthropist, for aid in keeping the
school up to its usual standard Of ex-
cellence.
The appeal describes the academy
very infinitely and the above officers
politely ask Mr.. Carnegie t. examine
into the claims made for the institu-
ton and if ne can assist the institution
" endowment or otherwise they would
be greatly pleased thereat. They state
that the school has been conducted for
10 years: that il has only $1,000 endow-
nent. and that unless financial aid Is
-eceived 1t will be obliged TO close its
loors before a great while.
From Jan. 1. 1901. the school has had
AZ students. representing "a towns and
I've states, as well as the island Of
Cuba. hut the income now at hand is
lot sufficient 10 maintain the academy
n the manner desired to make it a
1rst-class school where a secondary
education may be obtained.
Governor Hill and State Superintend-
ant Of Schools Stetson have endorsed
he appeal and it will be at once for
warded to Mr.. Carnegie.
Travelling libraries have recently been
| u will soon be sent out from the State
| library to the following places: Perry.
| Cast jefferson. Danforth. Caribou,
'erham. kenduskeag. Exeter. Easton,
orono. Cambridge and East Winthrop.
| Land Agent Ring has been confined
| % his home in Orono for week with a
| ,ad cold. He expects to be able 10
| ,ome to Augusta the latter part of the
week.
| The Ariel Club of Lewiston. has in
| -ited Commissioner Carleton to lecture
| before the club at some time to be
| ,greed upon. He will probably accep,
| he same and will speak on 'Outdoo,
life in Maine"
! Deputy Insurance Commissioner
I Fletcher has returned from business
Itr!p TO Boston and New York
I The following companies have filed
articles Of incorporation at the Office
of the secretary of State:
| The Universal Tucker Co, organized
at Waterville. for the purpose Of man
lfacturing sewing machine fuckers ano
attachments. with $4,000 capital stock
| If which nothing is paid in. The Off
,ers are: President. s. $. Brown of Wa
| .erville: treasurer. +. c. Rice of Fair
ield. Certificate approved. Jan. !. 1907
Independent Pharmaceutical Co. or
-anized at Portland. for the purpose 0
manufac curing all pharmaceutical sup
Iplies and surgical apparatus. with $500.
100 capital stock. of which $50 Is pai'
n. The officers are: President, William
IL. Delahsnty Of Worcester Mass.
Treasurer Munson ID. Pardec of Wor
| ,asta,. Macs Certificatp aDDrDved Jar