Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-07-12

me next meeting of the Governor
''la council will take place, Friday,
July 80 al III A. NJ. The executive Az
pointments will be made on Fridav of
this week.
ire report recent; sent ont that tae
NUMBER OF new corporations oroo,,:yed
IN the State has fallen off ,,u,.in. - n
six months ending June 40 bas two,
rise to the impression that the raven,.as
received by the State from corror,
tons Will be less. this year. than thev
were in 1903 That this is the ,roraro,
impression that has gone one 10 owl
denced by the tone of the editor;o, 49,
terances of papers in this State ora
elsewhere. The Journal learns fror,
authoritative source that this is M 49,.
case. The revenues of the State viii,
not, of course, reach the amo,,,t 49,.
they would have attained had the rusb
OF corporation business continued nc If
began, but nevertheless the falling ar
in new organizations does NOT affoo.
the yearly revenue derived from prev;.
"usly existing corporations. Each cor
poration is taxed yearly on it's autbo,-
lied capital, and most of the corno.o
tons organized since the pass,-a 81
tie new corporation: law are still doip-
business, Just as formerly, and are still
subjects Tor State revenue.
The corporation assessment on N,
thorlZed capital, last year, was sSI.64O
The assessment this year will exceed
these figures by n considerable amount
us the old corporations are holding m
well and there will be 4 large addition
nj tax on the new ones that have since
been formed. The state will not h,va
organized SO many new corporations
but the total revenues will be greater
The restrictions on the shooting of
rlov"r. snipe and sandpiper will be off
August l. The open season is from
that time until May 1. The fish and
game commission now has the licences
Of nonresident Sportsmen stamped ana
ready for sale when the big game sea-
son opens. Last year the licenses were
not received until the season was close
ut hand, which entailed n decided rush
| on the department. Hy the prompt
| action that has been taken this year
| needless hurry will be done away with.
Bank Examiner Timberlake recently
paid visits to the RuXtOn- Hollis and
| EelfaSt Savings banks. This week he
| will take n trip east on official business
| The certificates of organization of
the following new corporations have
been recorded at the office of the Secre-
tary of State:
| Waukcnhose Knitting company Tin
| corporateD organized at Portland for
the purpose Of manufacturing and
dealing in cotton and wooden goods
with 100000 capital stock of which
nothing is paid in. The officers are:
| President Solomon w. Bates of Port
| land: treasurer Levi Turner of Port
| land
National Electrolytic Reduction COM
pAny organized ut Portland for the
purpose of producing clOrine, caustic
soda and other products of electrOlytic
action with $200.0o0 capital stock of
which 5000 is paid in. The officers are:
President and treasurer Wentworth V.
Lander of West Newton. Mass.
Cliff House organized Mt Portland for
the purpose of carrying on a hotel
business with $1o0O0 capital stock of
which 1920 is paid in. The officers are:
President and treasurer George II.
Davis of Portland.
Nome Pier company organized at
Portland for the purpose of owning
and operating piers at Nome. Alaska.
and elsewhere with s1.-OOO0O CAPITAL
stock Of which nothing is paid in. The
officers are: President Thomas J.
RoyntCn of Everett. Mass: treasurer
Levi Turner of Portland.