Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-18
FROM $500 to ST. so
PER THOUSAND

convenient 10 the purposes aforesaid "a
the amount not exceeding So. 600 and
nay issue its bonds to such an
amount''
\n'm of Concord Introduced the ne
tition of Daniel l.. Beane and Is others
Tor law to permit plantations TO fur
hiS' lurynien Iur service in the courts.
us towns are allowed to do,
Thompson of Rogue Bluffs. intro
o"cec the petition of Fannie c. Gates
ana 81 other Ladies' of Machias i'm favor
OF the establishment of Il Home for the
feeble minded.
BLISS of Bangor. introduced the nett
ton Of Fl. II. t'ogg and nine others of
Bangor, in favor of the approximation
OF $500 a year for the next two wears
for the Maine Home for Fricndless
Boys.
similar petition signed by F.. G.
Ih9Eer and ia others of Waterville.
WIS introduced by Johnson of Water
vile.
Hale of Portland, introduced a re-
solve asking the appropriation of $1,000
tor the year 1905 and the same amount
49, ~ HN'tI I'"'U III lINOT Oh Tie ~.
Elizabeth Honan Catholic Orphan Asy-
!uIn OF Portland.
Joscelyn Of Portland introduced a
resolve i'll favor of the Maine School
for the Deaf. accompanied by :, state
ment OF facts. The school asks the
sum of $500 as Il special appropriation
for the purpose of building an addition
To- the dnllnitnry 10 the school which
shall join the present buildings on the
front. The girls dornitOrv is too small
Tor IN" present needs ana the school
has about 40 girls ut present. now liv-
ING IL a house that was designed for
4 family not exceeding 10. The Sleep
ing rooms are filled with cot beds and
all The available space is utilized. The
proposed addition will give two large
sleeping rooms on the second and third
floors and furnish all the space needed
for some years to come. On the first
floor the. addition will give more space
for Il living room for the boys.
kinsman of augusta. introduced "An
Act 10 incorporate the Hamilton Trust
co. III Augusta. The ncorporators
named are: Edwin e. Dudley. Charles
\. Mlliken, Edwin L. Davis. Walter H.
ravis. Ruel W. Sople, Henry Whit
man and Arson NJ. Goddard. The cap
ital stock is fixed at $1,000
Davis of Guilford. introduced "An Act
III Incorporate the Cuilford Trust Co.
to he located 1T GuilforG aud the bill
asks ;ha> the corporation may estab-
lish agencies in any part OF the State.
The inrornorators MINED are: Charles
II
Davis. Henry Douglass. NJ. L. Hussey
NJ. T.. Morgan. A. w. Ellis John r.
Pollock and ". $. owen. Capital stock
shall not be less than $4,000 with the
right to increase at any time by vote
of the stockholders 10 the amount not
to exceed $500 900
Jllson of Dtisiield. introduced AN
Act to authorize Stillman Wentworth
and Harry NJ. league t" construct
wharf in the waters of Long lake in
the town OF Naples"
Petitions were received from Oak
land, Camden. Belfast. Norrid"ewock.
,ionesboro ana MachiIS in favor of The
enactment Of law to preserve the
beauties Of the fields and forests.
Nitium of Concord. introduced a pc
tition signed by 80 residents Of Con-
cord. asking for aid to repair highways
by blasting lodges and building warf-
ings. Same gentleman introduced
petition of Mark Savage of bingham.
and - others for same. The petitions
We're accompanied by a resolve asking
for the sum of $500 for the purpose
said money not to be ex-
pended until the town Of Concord shall
have expended $500 on the same road.
KinSnan of cornvilIe. introduced Il
petition asking for a law to prohibit
The sale OF fish taken from Pleasant
pond in Somerset county.
Littlefield of Rockland. introduced a
petition and communication of Alvin
II. FOSg of ROckland. stating that six
years ago a petition WAS forwarded
to the Legislature relative to gold in
Rockland. Mr.. FOgg says that since
that time by prospecting and inveSti-
eating more thoroughly that instead
Of these metallic minerals existing on
lis own lands alone they extend about |
hree miles underlying South Thomas
ton and Rockland in part. These |
Iock formations dip inland from 40 to !
80 per cent. and one formation under |
lies another The quartz region here
is about six miles in lengt hand about |
four and one-half miles in width. In |
this region occurs the lode about the |
same in looks yet while one consti- |
tutes ths mother of gold the other does
not. In the Western mining regions |
suphurate and native gold is found |
the same as It is here. There the two |
minerals are found in separate
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