Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-04-01

lands.
Further Investigations may result in
definitely determining the location of
these islands, but at present grave
doubts exist as to what town they
really belong to.
A S5,G00.000 corporation was recorded
in the secretary of States office, yes
tert!ay. 1t was the Consumers Pure
Milk Co, which has been organized for
the purpose Of furnishing a supply of
pure milk as directly as possible from
the producers to the consumers. 1t is
said that It will control seven eighths
of the milk supply of Boston and vi
entity. The articles of Incorporation
provide as follows:
THE purposes Of said corporation
shall be to produce purchase and sell
fresh milk and all the products of milk :;
to manufacture, buy, and sell and
otherwise deal in condensed, preserved,
oasteurized, steriiZed and evaporated
milk, ice cream. butter, cheese and the
various materials entering into or used
in the production thereof and other
products made or produced in whole or
IN part of milk or cream; to buy, sell
md deal in live stock, meats. and all
'dnGs of farm. dairy and garden pro-
1ucts: to purchase, hold and sell stocks
md bonds in other or similar corpora
lions. and to do any and all things con-
nected with or incidental to the carry
ing on of the aforesaid business or any
branch or part thereof"
The promoters of the enterprise are
rs follows: Thos. Sanders, Haverhill,
Mass, a director in the Bell Telephone
Co; Edward w. Arndt. George A. Chip
nan. Cambridge. Mass: E. d. Hooper,
Walter Il. Potion, w. II. Dyer, Boston,
Mass; Arthur G. Burnham, Maiden,
Mass: Charles w. Mackey, New York ::
Alex b. Bruce. eX-mayOr of Lawrence,
Mass; ]. Wesley Kimball. ex-mayor,
Neirose, Mass.
The railroad commissioners have
,ranted permission to the Kittery &,
eliot Street Railway to run it's tracks
yer bridge in the town of Kittery
which crosses the Boston & Maine
rack. provided the company strength
ms the bridge in a manner satisfactory
o the commissioners.
The many friends of Hon. Edwin
Niggir were pleased to greet him, yes
erday, after his return from visit to
'alifornia. While in the sunset land
Mr. Wiggin was sick for some weeks,
put he is now in his usual good health.
lie says that out in that country the
nan who FORCES ahead of all others in
business, social life and politics almOs;
Invariably turns out to be a Maine man
,orn and bred. Regardless of the in
disposition from which he suffered. Mr.
Viggin enjoyed his visit immensely
Hrs. Wiggin. who accompanied him
vas delighted with the trip and was in
God health throughout the whole of it
At the annual meeting of the State
j Board of Health, yesterday. at the office
| # the secretary in the State House, DR.
:. d. Smith was unanimously reelected
resident. The standing committees APP
l pointed by the president are as follows:
on finance-F. c. Robinson, E. c. Jor.
1 Ian and the president
On Circulars and Other Publications
NJ. c. Wedgwood, G. NJ. Woodcock ant
/ he secretary.
On Sewerage and Drainage and the Dis
| posal of Excreta-E. C. Jordan, F. c
Robinson. A. r. G. Smith and G. NJ
/ Woodcock.
On Ventilation-E. c. Jordan and NJ. c
i Wedgwood.
On Summer Resorts-M. C. Wedgwood
q. c. Jordan and the president.
l On Water and Water Supplies-F. c
Robinson. NJ. c. Wedgwood and the sec
1 rotary.
On School Houses and School Hygiene
F. c. Robinson, A. r. G. Smith and tn
i secretary.
On Quarantine-The president. NJ. c
Wedgwood, G. NJ. Woodcock and the sec
rotary.
On Legislation-The secretary. the pres
dent and NJ. C. Wedgwood.
On Distinction and Disinfectants-E. Z
Robinson, c. d. Smith and the secretary
l On the Production and the Use of Vac
l inc Lymph, Antitoxin and. Other Inocu
! alton Material-C. ID. Smith.
/ Practically the whole time during tn
wo sessions, forenoon and afternoon
i vas devoted to the consideration of tn
! management of outbreaks of smallpox
md the examination of decisions OF IN
! :ourts bearing upon the powers and ou