Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-10

In the list of nominations announced
by Governor Hill OH MOdav morning
there was but one of great Importance
That was the nomination of Judge Al
fert X. Savage. of Auburn, to be Assoc
Ciate justice of the supreme court to
succeed himself. The full list of NOM
nations made by the governor follows:
Asso. Justice S. J. Court-Albert l..
Savage. Auburn.
Disclosure COmmissioncrs-Fra l..
Brown, Watervillc; Benz. S. Collins.
(North) Arson; Harvey J. Cross, Scbec.
CorCners-Guy $. Baker, Millinockct;
DR.. Edwin y. Jacques. South Berwick.
Trial Justiccs-Lymln G. Brown.
Bingham: Francis f. Russell. Range
ley: Silas Skillin, Falmouth; Louis
Voter, Pennington.
Notarics Public-Fred /. Campbell,
Cherryficld; Harry J. Chapman. Ban
Eor; Free w. Clair, Watervillc: Daniel
w. Gliddcn, Vinalnavcn; Charles Fol-
som Jones. Skowhcgan: Charles q.
kccnc. FrcepOrt: Charles +. Libby,
Portland; Barrett Potter. Brunswick;
Clinton 6. Stevens, Millinocket; Lemu-
| Fl II. Slower, Brunswick
Justices of the Pcacc-W. Scott
Bearcc, Hebron; Earle III. Bridges,
(WcsD Pembroke: W. NJ. BUrdick. NJ.
D., Dexter; John Il. Donovan, AIfrc1;
"A. l.. DriSko. Addison, GnGiau Rivcr)
Francis Z. Furbcr. Clinton; Ralph f.
Gould. Lisbon Ualls): Charles Fol
som Jones. SkoWhcgan: Charles H.
l-ovcj"y, Sidney; Arthur w. Libby.
Portland; Charles +. Libby. Port
land; Albert w. MIdigan, Houlton;
Pulaski McCrillis. dexter; William :.
Neal Portage III; George A. Pcrk-
ms, NeHncbunk: n. NJ. Richardson
Hebron; Melville II. Simmons, H;llow-
eli; Austin w. Snare, Bangor; James
VI. Stuart, NJ. D.. Rumford: W. A..
Nannah. Waldohoro (WiEslows Mills)
-. c. Wentworth. Appleton
While the program for the annual
| excursion of the Maine Sportsmen's
| Fish and Game Association has not
been made out it is now an assured fact
| that it will be one of the most elaborate
| that the association has ever known.
J The dates of this outing, as already
announced, are from Saturday, July 2.
| to Monday. July IL. The usual low
! and Steamboat companies and by the
hotels. As the Fourth of July will come
during this outing it has been decided
to make the sports which always come
| on Monday of the trip far more elabOr-
| ate than ever before. 1t will take on,
| in many ways. the nature of a cele-
| braton of the Fourth. There will be a
| balloon ascension and other features.
together with a display of marine fire.
| works at night.
Commissioner Gilman is feeling very
we'll satisfied with the result of the
work of fighting the brown tail moth at
Kittcry. He has had the services of G..
y. Thompson. deputy state nursery
inspector of New Hampshire, who has
had experience in the work. assisting
in the effort to exterminate the moth.
Mr.. Thompson in letter to the conf
missioner says that while some of the
eggs Matched. he believes that all of
the caterpillars were destroyed as
were all the nests, and 1t is quite GER
tain that the pest has been eXteriminat-
cd. He has had two men who had had
experience in the work assisting him.
as well as having the hearty co-opera-
ton of all the citizens in the work
From the latest reports received from
Kittery it looks as though the prompt
work of the commissioner of agricul-
ture had been the means of saving
Maine a good bit of money in the battle
with this undesirable newcomer.
On Monday there were set out upon
the State House grounds eight rock
maple and elm trees. 1t had been in
tended to plant them on Arbor Day.
but the young trees could not be had in
time to accomplish it.
About the usual number OF returns
from the different cities ana towns
have been received at the educational
department at this time. On Monday
C,erk Wiggin was engaged in sending
ont q notice to the towns which were
behind in making these returns calling
tbeir attention to the matter.
Mr. and Mrs. B. l.. Dennison. who
have been boarding for the past two
years at 26 Winthrop street, have rent
"a the house at 10 Myrtle street and