Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-20
STATE HOUSE.
Location Filed for Street Rail-
wav from Auburn to NORWAY.
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49, State House Affairs.

| Norway Street Railway. vesterd,v
ihade application to the board of rail
ROAD commissioners for approval of tic
location With the application is filed
NIP OF the proposed line The road
| VIII begin on Minot avenue. Auburn
! opposite the northwesterly line Of
| washington street, and along that
avenue until the boundary of Auburn
ana Minot is reached; thence through
! ,ne town of Minot to the boundary line
OF the towns of Minot and Poland
| along the Mechanic Falls road and Il
ieet from the southerly line of that
road thence through the town of Po-
lahd to the Mechanic Falls boundary
iihe' thence along the Mechanic Fails
road to Elm street to Pleasant street.
| ana along the highway to the bound
| airy line of the town of Oxford; thence
| through the highway leading from
mechanic Falls to Oxford village and
thence to the Norway lire The line
| leaves the highway in only two
places. These are in the town of Ok
iord. one and ore-third miles distance
in one place and about a mile i'm the
either. 1t follows the highway from
the line between the towns of Oxford
and Norway to the latter village, en-
tering the village on Maine street, op-
posits the southerly line of Paris
street. where it meets the tracks of the
Norway & South Paris Street Railway.
The location crosses the tracks of the
Lewiston. Brunswick & Bath Street
Railway in Auburn: the Portland &
Rumford Falls Railroad in Mechanic
Falls. and crosses the Grand Trunk
. int bn 10
The papers were filed by Heath, An
drews & Dutton, Augusta attorneys
for the company.
The commissioners ha re ordered a
hearing on the matter at the office of
the selectmen of Mechanic Falls on
Tuesday, Jan. Is. at 1 O'Clock in the
afternoon. An inspection of the pro-
posed route will be madc by the COM
missioners on that date.
Hon. Jesse NJ. Libby of Mechanic
Falls representative-elect from his
legislative class, was at the Capitol
yesterday, and was cordially received
by his numerous friends about the
building. He came over to Augusta to
select boarding place during the ses-
sion.
Maj Gen. A. b. F'arnham. adjutant-
general, yesterday. issued the follow
ing:
STATE OF MAINE
UTANT-GENERAL'S OFFICE.
Augusta, December 10, 1902.
| Special Orders No. SO.
/. Brigadier-General Frank l..
Eoyt. inspector general. Colonel
Lucius II. Kendall, First Infantry;
Colonel Iverard T.. Newcomb, Second
Infantry; CAPTAIN Harry +. Carver,
Company G, First Infantry; Captain
William r. KimbalI, Company G. Sec
ond Infantry; and Lieutenant Harry
NJ. Bigelow. First Division Naval Re
serve: are hereby constituted a board
to examine and revise the regulations
for enrolment. government and in
struction of the military forces of the
state which the COMMUNICATIVE Chief
| has caused to be prepared in con-
| formitv with the provisions of Section
| l2f. Chapter 266 of the Public Laws OF
| 1893
H. The board will meet at the office
of the adiutant general in Augusta
| Wednesday, the eth day of January,
1908. at o'clock in the afternoon.
| III The members of the board will
appcar in uEdress uniform WITHOUT
| sid"-a arms.
~. The board will sit without re-
gard to hours.
| Y. The board will make careful
revision of the regulations ana VIII
| renort with recommendations.
vi. Transportation will be TURN
ished. per diem will be allowed. ana
| subsistence will be provided at ioteI
| North. c,,;oe
| Fv order of the Commander-ln-'hlei'
| Aupustus Il. Farnham,