Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-20

vi the several organizations uo MI,
.e fegimental commanders of tho
inspections in their respective root
l"ehts' by sending them notices in e.c,,
N"se' winch may be duplicates OF those
" the company commanders.
~ Inc surgeon general will accom-
10y 'ne inspector general when tho
Sp''ai corps is inspected and will
make a special report,
" All organizations will parade in
uress UNIFORM. without leggins. armed
ana equipped. Each company COM
rlaider will have collected in tho NM,
Dry, and conveniently arranged e.
inspection all military propertv fon
which he is accountable nv Whit
his possession, and All hools - -,
Papers pertaining to his organization.
vi. Inc attention of company COM
pdhy commuters will be called to the
care ana preservation of all pronertv
entrusted TO the cair and special in.
struction will be given to the nroner
method OF making and forwarding tho
necessary returns.
VII. Officers desiring condemn,t;,,,
OF unserviccable property will nrenarn
inventories (Form No. a.. and nresnnt
the same with the property to The in.
spec'or general for his action. Atten-
ton is called to Article XXXVI Of tho
Regulations for the National Guard
the provisions Of which govern all in
spections.
VIII. The inspector genera, will ra-
port the condition of each rifle by MINI
Der. calling attention to all imnerfec-
tons or lack of care. All unseryiceabl.
pieces will be reported 1t will also no
ascertained whether the required SIN.
ply of ammunition is constantly kent
on h.tnd ana II each company is prop
erly prepared for an emergency call
for active service.
IN. The qIartermaster sergeant of
each command is hereby detailed to act
as assistant to the inspector general
in the inspection and verification of all
military property and will perform
such other duty as may be required.
y. The honorable secretary of the
navy will be requested to detail a nav
al officer to inspect the naval force of
Maine.
NJ. All officers accountable for mil
itary property will see that each arti-
Gle in their possession is plainly
marked in such a manner that it can
be easily identified in case of loss, and
all articles, wherever found, will be
counted to the credit of and returned
to the company whose mark it BEARS
BY order Of the chief
AUGUSTUS B. FARNHAM,
Adjutant General.
Hon. l.. L. Carleton, chairman of the
commission of inland fisheries ami
game. returned, yesterday, from Grand
Lake stream, where ne had been to at
tend hearing of the commissioners
which was held, Wednesday, at the
dam, on the question Of repairing the
fishway in the dam. The meeting was
largely attended, and the commission
ers recommended that alterations be
made ir the fishway. This will be done
by repairing it and by extending it both
ways, which it is thought will make it
more serviceable. The commissioners
say. however, that what is needed in
Grand Lake stream is Il screen, and not
Il fishway, as the former would be more
beneficial, in their opinion.
The commissioners also examined the
dam at Princeton. and found it shut
down. Upon making inquiries regard
ing the matter. they were told that it
was the work of boys. and were assured
that it would be kept open III future.
Chairman Carleton states that every
where in Washington county. the re-
port was the same in regard to fishing,
and that was that it was excellent and
he brought home with him. as a sample
of the fish that are being caught in that
section. handsome salmon trout, that
weighed. when taken from the water.
about So pounds.
Hon. A. w. Gilman. commissioner of
agriculture. was at tn. Ca pitOl, Friday
on business connected with the depart
ment. and so, also, was State En-
tGmO!Ogist Hitchings Of Watervil!e
Among the other work Of his office, Mr.
Hitchings is interested in the culture OF
the brOwn-tail moth. ard has a number
of the catcrpillars which he is raising
in cages. The caterplars vary in size
from the little fellow just Matched. to
specimens more than IN inch in length
They are confined in neat cages Of
wood. with perforated tin for ventila-
ton. and make an interesting study.
State Librarian Carver has returned
from the meeting Of the State Library
Association at Pittsfald. and reports a
most enjoyable session. The meetin.
was largely attended, and was success
full in every way.
The members of the enforcement
commission held Il long conference
with Governor Cobb i'm the executive
chamber, Thursday evening. Nothing.
however, has been out for publication.
The following corporations have filed
their certificates of organization at the
Office Of the secretary Of State:
Maritime Coal Co.. organized at Port
land, for the purpose Of dong a general
mining business in coal and minerals
with s1.6o0"OO capital stock of which none
is paid in. The officers are: President. Ma
thaniel E. Cutler of Wakefield. Mass. ::
treasurer. John II. Harper of Portland
Certificate approved May II. 1905.
Yellowstone Park Railroad Co., organ
lied at Augusta. for the purpose of con-
structing. owning. maintaining and Oper-
ating railroads and tramways for public
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