Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-19


but at the same time. according 10 n
wording Of the law. that the ao;,-al.
are caves until they hav.. lat least tw,
tlnes 10 their horns. il is the opinicr
OF some who have seen the antIers RI,
the killing Of the animal that wore
them could have hardly been considered
legal.
The educational decar,ment b,s Ia
printed for distribution, goo comics or a
phamphlet entitled "CorporaI punieh-
ment in the Public Schools" if hein..
the charge Of Judge A. r. Savage ia
tne jury, IN the case OF Eilcore "
Hartford. where ain action wa 4. brournt
against teacher. ut Lewiston because
OF her punishment Of 4 schojor III,
pamphlet contains 20 pages. and womb
be Of value. both in the schoolroon ana
in the home. Copies will be sent frcs
upon application.
An application for a TRAVELLING. lihrar,
for Clinton. was received at the state
library. Saturday. and will be forward
ed, today.
II. NJ. Cashier. proprietor of the N-esr
End Hotel, has received a letter from
Gov-Elect w. T. Cobb, rendering him a
position on the staff Of the Governor af
ter the Inauguration in January. Nv
tastner has written signifying his &C.
Ceptance of the position offered, Mr.
Castner's position will be that of aide
de-camr, and will carry with II the
rank Of lieutenant colonel-Port,and
Sunday Times.
"A n. Nlckefson. commissioner Of sea
and shore fisheries. has addressed the fol.
lowing letter to the governor and coun-
cil:-"1n 1905 the legislature appropriated
$500 for 1909 and 5000 for 1904 for the
protection of Holsters with eggs attached
The last Of December. 1904. l will have ex.
pended ali but about $500 Of the appro-
priation. The law which provides for the
purchase of the above Holsters still con-
tlnues in force and the fishermen will be
saving them after Dec. 81. expecting the
State to purchase the same as during the
two seasons last past.
ITO stop the purchasing at the close o.
the year will cause the fishermen to be
dissa tisfled and say that the State is moi
doing as agreed and before another ap-
prOpria ton from the next legislature is
| available they will have become careless
and in many cases no doubt will destroy
the eggs by wiping them from the Holsters
and marketing them, the same as was be-
ing done when this law was enacted
believe this law to be one of the best ever
enacted for the protection of Holsters.
With part of the appropriation that
| has been expended / have purchased a
boat suitable for their collection, and
| have fitted her up in such way that she
answers her purpose perfectly. If of the
remaining $500 tn" sum of $3.50 could be
placed at my disposal, it would save
| breaking into the work that is now going
on so smoothly. and if in your Judgment
You think this better not be done will
| stop Dec. 81 and await the action of the
| legislature. 1t is necessary, however. that
l know what is to be done about the mon-
ey in order to make necessary arrange
ments.
The goth annual report of the Maine
Industrial School for Girls at Hallowell
| was made to the governor and council
last week. During the year II girls
nave been committed. There are now
| 1i2 girls in the school, 81 of whom are
OUT Ill .ltGIleS. hulUlE, Vie past ytdI 10
have been discharged II became Of age,
| four By permission Of the trustees to
marry and three because of good con-
duct. There were only two attempts
at runaway and these by girls working
| outside III homes. There is an urgent
need for more adequate water supply.
| The board also emphasizes the need of
an administration building. Donations
have been made to the home during the
| year by Andrew Halves. Mrs. Persis
| Martin. Miss Clara FarWell. Mrs. Wal
| lace Perry. Mrs. Levi Williams. Mrs.
Stanley Warren and Mrs c. H. Dudley
The following corporations have filed
| certificates of Incorporation at the office
of the secretary of State:
The GOodwin-Durrell Co. has been or
doing a general business in clothing and
garments. and machinery therefor. with
sl0o,IG capital stock Of which 500 is paid
urer, Ralph c. Goodwin of Cambridge,
Mass Certificate approved Dec. Is. 1901.
Northeastern Realty Co, has been or
doing general real estate business. with
in The officers are: President, James +.
Leach of Boston. Mass treasurer: Hiram nra
approved. Dec. Is. 1904.
Constant Spark Plug Co. has been or.
ganized at Portland for the purpose Of
Conducting a general business II else efil
stock Of which $500 is paid in. The Off
GERS are: President, Harry L. Cram OF
Portland; treasurer. Chas. Howard Wes-
ton of Boston, Mass Certificate APPROX
Los ARGOS Smelling and Mining Co. has
been organized at Portland si for the psr
with s.. O.OO6 capital stock of which
nothing is paid in The officers are ;. pres.
trea s,irer. Eben winthrop Freeman 81
Portland Certificate approved. Dec. 10.
1904. ~ .,s
heen organized at Kittery for the purpose
os doing general business in paints and
with 1890 10 Thei oc ssnek ar 9:
pras;dent. bartholomew E. Early Of Low
eli. Mass: treasurer John A. Clark OF
lowell. Mass Certificate approved Dec
II, 1904.
Mrs. Mary e. Washburn.
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