Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-22

Monthly meeting Of Commissioners of
Inland Fisheries and Game, at 2 p. NJ.
Friday, Nov. Is.
1t was reported to Commissioner
Carleton, Saturday. that the shore of
CobbOsseecontee, along in front of
HammOnds grove. was lined with
landlOcked salmon. ana on Sunday,
Supt. Wallace Berry, of the fish hatch
cry. with his assistants. paid that To-
cality a visit, with a view of getting
some of the fish. for stripping pur-
poses. They did not get any salmon.
but succeeded IN taking IS trout, from
which they secured over 5000 eggs
Many fish have been stripped. this fall,
but the fact that large numbers have
lately been seen around the spawning
| beds. would indicate that there are
still many fish in the lake that have
not come within reach of the nets of
| the men from the hatchery
| The monthly meeting of the COM
missioners of inland fisheries and game
Will be held at the rooms of the
board. at 2 o'clock. Friday afternoon.
Nov. %. Among other business which
will come before the meeting is hear
ing on Il petition of A. NJ. Spear and
others of Gardiner. praying that ice
| fishing be prohibited on the CObbOs-
seecontee stream. from the Outlet to
the New Mills bridge.
| Game Warden Ross Of EancebOro
made seizure of box of game, last
week. on the Calais boat, for illegal
| transportation. The box was on its
way to Boston, and contained two
quarters of moose, two saddles of veni-
son, and 90 partridgcS. The game was
shipped to Augusta. where it will be
sold. the proceeds to be devoted to the
association.
The fish and game department has
received notice of the prosecution. Fri
day. by Game Warden Ross. Of John
Brown of PASSPORT. for illegal ship
ment of four cartridges. Brown was
given a hearing before the municipal
court at Eastport, and fined so and
costs.
The State assessors will be in session
again. at their room. this forenoon.
Mr.. Pottle passed the Sabbath at his
home in Lewiston. Mr.. Simpson at his
home in Bangor, and Mr.. Hayford
with his daughter in Portland. where
he and his wife are to spend the Win
ter.
State Librarian Carver left town,
yesterday morning, for a short trip
through PenObscOt county.
Col T.. c. Stevens. who has been very
ed, yesterday, to be steadily imprOv-
ing He is able to take some nOurish-
ment. and also sat up a little while.
yesterday all of which will be good
news to his many friends. both in the
State House, and elsewhere.
Among the recent travelling libraries
which have been sent out by the State
library. is one for Milo which was for
warded Monday.
About as proud a man as is to be
found among the employees at the State
House is Fred Brown Of the night
shift. Mr.. Brown is an enthusiastic
Republican, and on election day. did
all that ne could to help along the cleo
ton of the President. The result was
:, matter of great satisfaction to him.
but his feelings were intensified about
100 per cent. when. a few days later,
he received from New York. the cam
paicn badges Of two of the SWEETEST Re-
publican campaign clubs of that city.
The most elaborate badge was that of
the Republican club of the city of New
York. which is President Roosevelts
own club. This was a blue satin rib
|
inches in length. suspended from
heavy bar of gilt. which bore the
| words New York" At the bottom of
| tie ribbon was a deep bullion fringe,
and in the centre was a large likeness
of the President. The lettering on the
ribbon was in gold leaf, as follows:
THE Republican Club Of the City OF
New York" This was above the but
ton. Below it were the words: Our
member. IsS4-19O4'' Accompanying
the badge was an immense button. evil
IDENTIFY worn the day after the election,
the white surface of which bore. IN
black, the words: II told you So The
other badge was that of the Utrecht
Republican club. and consisted of
handsome illuminated likeness OF the
President set in circular frame OF
gilt suspended from which are inc ia :
tional culors in three streamers OF SILK.
the white one bearing the name OF the
club in red. In addition to their
beauty, the badges form valuable
souvenirs, and it is not matter OF
wonder that their owner values them
highly.
Tho following corpora tons have filed
| certificates at the office of the Secre-
tary of State:
New England Brick Co, has been
organized at Portland for the purpose
of CARRYING on in any part of the world
the several businesses of makers and