Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-10-31
STATE HoUSE.N
-Four Ohio Sportsmen Violate
Names Game Laws.
Certificates Of Election Issued to 2sl
Candidates for Office.
state Asssssors Holding Session. "a
Listen to Complaints.

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chairman carleton Of the Fish and
game comm ssion, yesterday. received
report firm Game wardens Pollard
ana Durgie that they had Just cam
tured fou4 sportsmen from Ohio and
hao tnem lined for hunting without a
registered guide. The men were caught
IN the vicinity of the Canada road.
ABOVE Jackman. They were brought
oeiore Q triai Justice and were fined $40
and costs each. which they paid.
The State Board of Assessors ia
holding sessions in Penobscot county
this week. to afford an opportunity to
persons in that section to appear be-
1ore 1t and present any claims for
the assessment Of valuation upon their
property. Yesterday. the assessors were
in session at Old Town.
Gov. Hill was busy, yesterday, for
some time in affixing his signature to
the certificates of election to members
10 congress, senators and representa-
tives to the Legislature and county Of
ficers. The certificates number in all
2S1. as follows:
Representatives to Congress, 4; SEN
ators to the list Legislature, 81; repre-
sentatives to the Legislature, ISL:
clerks OF courts. 8, in Androscoggin,
Aroostook, Cumberland, Franklin.
Hancock. Oxford. Penobscot, Sagada-
| hoe and Waldo; county attorneys, Is:
| sheriffs. Is; county commissioners, is;
county treasurers, 16; registers of
deeds. Is. in Androscoggin, Aroostook,
Cumberland. Hancock. Kennebec,
| Knox. Lincoln, Oxford, PenObscot, Pts
cataquis Sagadahoc. Somerset, Waldo,
| Washington and York; registers Of
probate. 4, in Franklin, Lincoln, PEN
obscot and Washington: Judges of pro-
bate, 3. in Cumberland, Hancock and
Sagadahoc.
| The complete vote for members of
Congress, as certified to by the COM
mittee on election returns of the coun-
ell. is as follows:
First district-Amos L. Allen, 49,
1872; Seth c. Gordon, 10,097; Fred E.
Irish. 538: scatterings, II. t..
Second district-Charles E. Little
field. 1927; Horatio G. Foss. 11.739;
Samuel B. Martin. 7O7; scatterings. 9.
| Third district-Edwin c. Burleigh.
l
Manter. COS; scatterings, Z.
Fourth district-Llewellyn Powers.
16. 1856; Thomas White. 7765; Lyman B.
Merritt. 1880: Geo. w. Saunders, 1913;
scattering, 6.
| The following companies have filed
articles of incorporation at the once
of the Secretary of State:
| Crosby Telephone Co.. organized at
| Augusta, for the purpose OF construct
ing and operating telegraph and tele-
phone lines in the towns of Belgrade.
Readfield, Mt. Vernon, Vienna. Sidney,
Rome, Oakland, Manchester. Winthrop.
| Wayne, Fayette, f. Livermore, Greene
| Wales and Monmouth, with $4,000
capitaI stock of which nothing Is paid
in. The officers are: President, By
ron Boyd of Augusta: treasurer. Maui
rice w. Crosby of Readfield. Certif1cate
Improved, Oct 30, 1902.
Blake & Waite Co., organized at Au-
gusta, for the purpose OF manufactur-
ing and dealing in general merchandise
with $4,000 capital stock of which
nothing is paid in. The officers are:
President, F. L. DuttOn of Augusta;
treasurer. e. F. Whittum Of Augusta.
!Certificate approved, Oct. 80, 1902.
!. r. w. Lord Co., organized at Kenne-
bunk, for the purpose OF manufactur-
ing warns. twines and clothes with
500. 900 capital stock Of which 100000
is paid in. The officers are: Presi-
dent. Robert w. Lord of Kennebunk;
treasurer, Hartley Lord of Kennebunk
Certificate approved. Oct. 30. 1902.
H. & G. w. Lord Co. organized at
Kennebunk, for the purpose OF manu-
featuring netting, twines. clothes, rope
and other similar articles with $780,
600 CAPITAL stock of which 100000 is
maid in. The officers are: President,
Geo. w. Lord of Boston, Mass; treas
urer. Geo. Il. Lord of Melrose. Mass.
Certificate approved. Oct. 30. 1902.
DeKaIb Fence Co., organized at
Portland, for the purpose of construct
ing bridges, buildings. machinery.
ships. boats. cars railroads. docks.
Sims elevators, water and gas works,
canals. ETC., with 100000 capital
stock of which $500 is paid in. The OF
ficers are: President, Leroy l.. Hight
of Portland; treasurer. Edward w.
Guptill of Portland. Certificate ap-
proved, Oct. 30. 1902.
Union Fence CO., organized at Port
land. for the purpose OF manuiactur-
ing iron, steel, manganese, COKE cop
per- lumber and other materials, Win
81 900. 900 capital stock OF whicn jaw -
. paid in The officers are: Presioeh''
LEROY L. Hight of Portland; treasurer.
Edward w. Guptill of Portland. Certi-
ficate approved, Oct. 30. lSo2.
Hebron's Home Telephone Co., or
; lganized at Turner. for the purpose OF
l. GENERATING telephone lines in Hebron
, Minot and Turner In ox1oro Cou"'y
. Maine. with $500 capital stock OF
which $1,000 is paid in. Inc onAcel !.
.re. President. ]. L. Bumpus OF
= Hehron: treasurer, w. H. Berry OF
\ Hebron. Certificate approved. Oct. 80
1902.
The American Express Cos. once y