Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-10

whose names are furnished by tie pro-
meters. NJ. Mitchell is retained as
clerk, it beng necessary under the
Maine law that the clerk shall be Il
resident Of the state.
Governor Cobb will. on the next
nomination day, nominate county
commissioner, for Knox county. to
serve out the uneXpired term of Red
inCton II. Morton of Friendship,
deceased.
1t has been proposed. and is generally
conceded, that in order 10 obtain the hest
results from the stocking of lakes and
ponds with fish, the outlet of a Scric.; of
lakes should be screened, and the uueS-
ton is beilg much agbtated as to how
Snow pond which is the last in the
series of the Belgrade lakes. may be
screened. II has been suggested, and the
suggestion is one that seems to he meet
ing with much favor. that when the
hatchery at Belgrade * completed. it
should he dedicated by holding an all da Y
festival which will include a clam bake
and corn roast. and a dance. The build
ing will be 52X25 feet. and the smooth
concrete floor which will he laid in it
should furnish an opportunity for dane
ing that will not lie half bad. 1t is
thought that s, per couple could be
charged for the days entertainment. and
that in this way sufficient money could
be raised to put in a tirSt-ClaSs screen at
the outlet of the lake.
The commissioners of inland fisheries
and game have returned from Caribou
where they went for the purpose Of sell
ing the hatchery property at that place
i'll accordance with an order passed by
the Legislature. at the recent session
The properly was sold to Judge Lewis c.
Stearns of Bangor. for the sum of $500
Judge StearnS bought the property for
his son. Lewis &. Stearns. Jr. y gradu-
ate Of Bowdoin College, who will soon
open a law office in Caribou The money
derived from the sale of the hatchery and
property will be devoted to the erection
of a new hatchery at Otter brook. in
Caribou.
Attorney General Hamin was at the
Capitol. Saturday. on business connected
with the new office of assistant attorney
general.
ChaS w. Fletcher of Boston formerly
deputy insurance commissioner under
Commissioner Carr. was a caller at the
Capitol. Saturday.
Misses Mary E. Libby and Sadie Lord
of the adiutant generals Office have re-
5umed their duties in the office, after a
short vacation.
The tQnowing corporations have filed
their certificates of organization at the
Office Of the secretary of state
Robert pobSun Co. organized at Pitts
field, for he purpose of manufacturing
and dealing in cotton and WOODEN goods
with $1,000 capital stock. Of which 800 is
paid in. Officers: President Goodcn Dob
son of Prttstic.d: treasurer. Samuel H.
Haynes Of Fittsiicld. Certificate APP
proved. June 80. luJ.
Polomi Co, organized at Portland, for
the purpose of manufacturing and deal
| ing in chemical preparations of a cleans
| ing dISinfectant OF medical character
| etc. with $1,000 capital stock Of which
nothing i. paid in Officers: President
| Willard w Baldwin of Portland: treas
Urer james J. Iiermon of Portland
Certificate approved. July e. ln,.
Tho Stnv"y Co. organized ut Portland
| for the purpose Of carrying nn the bust
| ness Of Artistic printing and HthoGrdph
| ing and cmhnssing in all it,; branches
with $10"pD capital stock, Of which sloN0
| is paid in Officers: President. Matthew
| w Baker of Portland: treasurer. Geo. w
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July &, 1865