Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-07-31

| how, in case of the death or withdraw
| al for other reason of q candidate be-
yond the limit OF so days, the naming
| of a new candidate can be got updn
| the official ballots.
| Section of the Public Laws of 1891,
as amended by the House of 1898, i'll
regard to the printing and distribu-
ton of ballots answers this question;
In case a candidate who has been
| Gully nominated under the provisions
of this act shall die before the day of
election, CT shall withdraw in writing,
the vancancy may be supplied by the
| political party or other persons max
| ing the nomination, in the manner
herein provided fer such nomination.
or, if time is insufficient therefor, then
the vacancy may be supplied, ii the
nomination was made by a convention
or caucus in such manner as the con-
vention or caucus has previously pro-
vided for the purpose, or in case of
no sucn previous provision, then by a
regularly elected general or executive
| committee representing the political
PARTY Or persons holding such conven-
| ton or caucus. The certificates of
nomination made for supplying such
ether facts required by this act, the
| name of the original nominee, the
| facts causing the vacancy, and the
measures taken in accordance with
| the above requirements for filling the
vacancy: said certificate shall be ac-
| companieG by the withdrawal, if any.
| and shall be signed and sworn to by
The presiding officer or secretary of the
| ny W -
! man or secretary of the duly authorized
committee, as the case may be. The
| name so supplied for the vacancy shalt,
| if the ballots have not been printed for
;he Office already. be placed or the
ballots instead of the original nominal
| ton; or. if the ballots have been print
cd, new ballots containing the new
nomination shall, whenever practicable,
be furnished, or slips containing the
new nomination shall be printed under
the direction of the secretary of state.
Which may be pasted in proper place
/ upon the ballots, and thereafter snail
become part and parcel of said bal
lots as if originally printed thereon.
The following companies have filed ar
ticles of incorporation al the office of the
secretary of State:
| The H. Fl. Harper Co, organized al
| Portland for the purpose of carrying on
a general publishing business. with 800
COO capital stock of which 500 is paid in.
The officers are: President, II. III. Har-
per of Winthrop. Mass; treasurer, Fran
kis A. Niccolls of Brookline. Mass Ger
tifcate approved, July %, 1902
| Climax Electric Storage Battery ana
Vehicle Co, organized at Portland for the
purpose of manufacturing automobiles
| and carriages operated by steam, elec-
| tricity. gasoline or any other power, with
| 800. 900 capital stock of which $50 Is paid
| in. The officers are: President. VIM.
Bowker of Waltham. Mass; treasurer,
John Oldfield of Boston. Mass. Certlfi-
cate approved. July 30. 1892
| The Dorr Writing Tablet Co.. organized
turing the Dorr Writing Tablet, with $50
COO capital stock of which 500 is paid IN.
The officers are: President, John F.
Dorr of Gardiner; treasurer, VIII c. At
kins of Gardiner. Certificate approved,
July 80, 1902.
| Heseltine e. Tuttle Co., organized at
Portland for the purpose OF nianu1actur-
ing and dealing in drugs and chemicals,
paid in The officers are: President, "a
rah A Heseitine of Portlaad' sais,,it treaSmrer,
approved. July go 1902.
| The American Vineyard Co, organized
at Portland for the purpose of purchasing
and operating lands for agricultural and
horticultural purposes, with S250,W cap.
ital stock of which nothing is paid in
The officers are: President Simon w
| Hathaway of Dedham. Mass: treasurer
Geo n Nutting of Boston, Mass Ger
tificate approved July 30, 1902.
Sinaloa Gold Mining Co.. organized al
Kittery for the purpose of conducting 4
general mining business, with 100000 cap
| ital stock of which $50 is paid in. Tn.
| officers are. President and treasurer
Thornton Parker of Boston, Mass. Ger
tifcate approved. July 30, 1902.
| Bennett Hooper Co, organized at Port
land for the purpose of manufacturing
boots and shoes. with s5eoo0 capital stocl
of which nothing is paid in. The officer.
are: President, Benjamin Thompson o
Portland; treasurer, Chester E. Hooper o
Everett Mass. Certificate approved, Jul.
so, 1902.
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