Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-11-18
STATE HOUSE.
Long List Of Nominations Made
by Governor Hill.
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Secretary SWEET 0, Names Par! at st.
Louis Exposition. +.
Cow Moose Accidentally Shot by Ohio
Man in Midway.

/ The following nominations were IHaue
by Governor Hill, yesterday:
Member Board of Railroad Commission.
| ,rs-Parker Spofford. Bucksport.
Member Board of Commissioners Of
eharmacy-Charles H. Davis, Bangor.
Fish Inspector-T F. Lamson, Booth
Day Harbor.
Disclosure Commssioner-Harold S.
Fairfield, Kenebunkport.
Public Administrators. w. Guptill
Saco.
Inland Fish and Game Warden-R. T.
Rankin, Belfast.
Commentaries Thomas Swan, Cam
den.
To Acknowledge Deeds. Administer
Oaths and Solemnize Marriages-Bertha
w. Burnham, Oldtown.
! Agents to Prevent Cruelty-George W.
| Knight. WATERFORD; Obed F. Stackpole.
| Riddeford; John ]. Hunt, Pennington.
Trial Justices-Frank w. Hall, Sehec;
| Leone r. Cook, Yarmouth; Edgar H.
| Briggs. Magalloway Pl., CWilson's Mills),
| John F.. Redman. Ellsworth; Stanley
| Burrill, Fort Kent; Charles 3. Goodwin
| (WesD Lebanon; II. w. Pickett, Magallo
way Pl.: Lewis II. Corliss. Bridgton.
Dedimus Justice-John A. Purinton
Woolwich.
Notaries Public-Charles w. Tilden.
| Hollowell; Fred A. Hobbs; South Berwick;
t. c. Payson, Portland; Harold l.. Has
'lell. Lee; Harry r. Virgin, Portland;
! Harry P. Sweetser Portland; William W.
Mason. Portland r. W. Sewall. Wiscas.
set; Franklin Trussell, ST George (Port
'lyde); A. B. Taylor, Bangor.
| Justices of the Peace and Quorum
Franklin Trussell, St. George, port
clyde); M. w. Abbott, Eden; Edward B.
| Burpee. Rockland; Edward r. Staples,
Bridgton; Frank H. Beal, Phippsburg;
| Elias Smith. Limington; Ammi II. Little,
| field, Cumberland, (Chebeague Il: Mar
cisse j. Gagne, lewiston James NJ. San
BORN, Newport; George w. Hanson, Sam
ford;. William V. Phillips, Orrington;
George 6. Weeks. Fairfield; Flavus e.
McFadden, Waterville; George W. Har-
yey, (South Atchson; James S. Wright,
(South) Paris: Thomas V. Doherty.
HoultOn; Albert L. Park, (South Paris:
E. c. Hersey, Portland; Sanford l.. Por-
ter, Bangor; William H. Mcclellan, Bel
fast; Clarence NJ. Bowker Portland; H.
w. Young, Matinicus: Henry A. Bemis,
Turner, (keene's Mills; A. W. Brooks,
Augusta;s "a. P. Norton. Auburn; Albert
NJ. Card, Alma, Head Tide); William S.
Pottle South Montville; Osmon B. Clark.
Cambridge; Frank D. Marshall, Portland,
Alfred Tanguay, Lewiston; c. A. WILDER,
Madison; Dudley B. Whitney, Cambridge,
Edgar H. Brooks, Lincoln Pl., (Wilson's
Mills) ;yWalter A. Newcomb Augusta; F.
E. Burkett. Union; A. X. P. knowlton,
Lewiston: Jonathan A. Chase. Sebec (Sta
tom: John Durham, (EasD Edgecomb;
Fred L. Blake, Sidney
The COW moose accidentally shot by
William Ludwig of jackson, Ohio at
Midway, on Wednesday of last week
has been sent to chairman Carleton of
the fish and game commission. 1t came
to this city by express. Monday after
noon. The case is under adjustment by
the fish and game commissioners, and
Judging from the odor exhaled by the
corpse. the accidental shooting of COW
| moose is Il rank offence. one which, as
Shakespeare says Smells to heaven
Mr.. Carleton talked with a Journal
reporter yesterday, about the fish pond
at Lake Cobbosseecontee, where he has
10000 young fish under care for the VIM
ter, and about the. salmon in the lake.
He said: "Those who think there are
no fish in Lake Cobbosseecontee should
have been at the Outlet, last week.
They would have seen several hundred
| land-locked salmon on the bar. trying
to get over. Many of them were very
| large. weighing Is pounds or more. A
m her nj thnl nGC Of tax
en- for the hatcheries, but the commits
sion is laboring under difficulties in not
having adequate facilities for capturing
| the fish. They were taken by surprise.
| this year. not expecting anything like
| the number of fish that have appeared
| at the Outlet. Next year preparations
| will be made for handling the salmon
| and effective work can then be done"
The Teachers Institute which was to
| have been held at Hermon Center
Wednesday and Thursday, Nov. IS and
| 10. has been discontinued on account of
smallpox. This action was taken by the
| local authorities. Superintendent Stet-
son went to Pressure Isle, Monday. with
| the intention of returning to the Insti-
tute on Tuesday. but was telegraphed
the above information by Clerk Wiggin.
Secretary e. G. SWEET of the st. Louis
Exposition Commission was at the
State House on business connected with
preparations for the Exposition. yes
| terday Fe held a conference with
Chairman Carleton of the fish and game
| commission in regard to exhibits of fish
and game at the Maine building, and
later stated to Journal reporter that
| there would undoubtedly be excellent
exhibits in this line, as we'll as of the
granite. agricultural and fruit growing
industries. Mr.. SWEET does not appear
to be at all disturbed by the rhetorical
exercises practiced upon the commits
sion by various newspapers in the
State. Owing to the delay in organ
izing and authorizing commission.
Mr.. SWEET says. Maine is about year
and half behind the other states in
making preparations for the EXPOSE
ton: hence it has been the first duty OF
the commissioners to attend to the de-
signing and construction of the build
ing. Now that this has been attended