Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-07
STATE HOUSE.
Executive Council Will Meet
September %.
Mutual Fire Insurance Companies to
Make Returns.
Visitors to Fish and Game Department
New Corporations.

The next meeting of the Governor
ana Executive Council will be held.
Tuesday, Sept. 90, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon. So far there is but one mat
ter of consequence, excepting the par
don of Charles Moore to come up ana
that is the confirmation of the appoint
ment of the successor to William N.
Nash of Cherryfield, who has just re-
| signed as treasurer of Washington
county. While even this may not come
up. it is expected to be without
treasurer for any great length of time.
In the matter of the Moore pardon
case, that was heard at the meeting
held in the early days of August, at
the same time that Arthur Salisbury
| of Bar HarbOr, was conditionally par
doned. Moore is serving a series of
sentences for burglary, amounting in
all to 25 years. Senator Staples of
Knox county, appeared in his behalf at
| the hearing. The case was laid on the
| table to the meeting of Aug. 81, when
it was again tabled to the meeting to
come the 22d of the present month.
The Governor has received the res
| ignation of Charles W. Jones of Au-
| .
Mr.. Jones has recently qualified as
clerk of courts for this county, to which
office he was appointed by Gov. Hill,
in August, and it is for this reason that
he has presented his resignation.
Major Charles j. House, clerk in the
labor commissioners office, has re-
ceivcd copies of the history of the list
NT,;n Art;I Of i,b bo
a member The history is the work of
II Capt. Horace Fl. Shaw and Major
/ House. 1t contains SIC pages and is a
complete story of the service of the
regiment from 1862 to 1865. 1t is COM
plctely and carefully indexed and pro-
fusely illustrated. 1t should be highly
valued by the members of the reg
II iment who receive it,
The Insurance department is sending
out blanks to the mutual fire insurance
companies doing business. in the State
upon which to make their annual re-
turns to the department.
/ Recent visitors at the fish and game
department have been: Leon T..
/ White, Topsham: Fannie Doine, Car
1ais: Howard Greenlief, Stephen d.
| Pratt. Starks: +. r. PehdIeton and fam
lily, Wiscasset: Mr.. and Mrs. g. A..
Richardson, Bristol, r. l.; Edna Greer.
West Somcrvlle, Mass: Addiet NJ
Clark. Boston; Clarence Whitney
North Troy; Ellsworth w. Walton,
Mrs. r. ". Walton, Boston; Mr. and
Mrs Z. II. Greer. Chelsea, Mas&:: Miss
l.. NJ. Maccatherinc, Calais; Claire Bea-
trce TruInball Lawrence, Mass; r. n.
Kewlcy, Mrs. Kcwley, Winthrop; Mrs.
a. r.. Manning Roxbury Mass: Carl
| Ign II. Piper, Damariscotta; Ralph G.
Hodges. Richmond: Mrs. Flora Camp
hell. John Campbell, Pawtucket, r. |. 3"
These new corporations have filed
certificates in the secretary of States
office: e' '..' 90 - ...
Mexican Mining and Exploration
| Company. organized at Augusta, for
| the purpose of doing a general mining
| business. with 100000 capital stock of
which nothing is paid in. The officers
are: President, |. l.. Fairbanks of Au-
gusta: treasurer, A. NJ. French of Win
throp
Superlative Company, organized at
Augusta. for the purpose of carrying
on "A mining business: also telephone
and telegraph business. with 100000
| capital stock of which nothing is paid
| in. The officers are: President |. L.
| Fairbanks of Augusta: treasurer, A.
| NJ. French of Winthrop