Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-21

Lagrange, Alton, Bradford, Hudson.
Glenburn, Bangor, Hampden, Winter
port. Frankfort, Prospect, Stockton
Springs and Searsport.
The list of successful candidates who
passed the examination given by the
State board of pharmacy, at the State
House, Wednesday, April -, was made
public. Wednesday night, by Chas. F..
Davis of Bangor, one of the members
Of the board. Twenty-three candidates
took the examination, and those who
passed are as follows:
Registered apOthecaries, G. ]. Huen
of Sabattus; A. P. Cook of Portland:
II. r. bennett of Saco; A. L. Davis of
Dexter: F.. F. Seidel OF Bddeford.
Qualified assistant, A. L. Center of
Kennebunk.
The revised edition of the fish and
game laws of the State of Maine,
which contain all the changes and ad-
litiOns enacted by the legislature Of
1905 have been received at the depart
ment of inland fisheries and game, and
are now ready for distribution. The
demand for the laws, this season, has
been very large. The books contain a
great deal of valuable information on
the subject matter, and are very
handy thing to have.
The commissioner Of agriculture wish
es to call the attention of producers,
manufacturers and dealers in dairy pro-
ducts and their limitations, to the laws
r -:.,1, +, Mon
he or his agents are charged with the
enforcement of the laws relating to the
production, manufacture" and sale of
dairy products and their limitations. and
he wishes to announce that ). Z.
Thompson has been appointed agent to
make a rigid enforcement which VIII
begin at once. Special attention is call
ed to the "act" which provides that no
person shall furnish Oleo in any hotel.
restaurant, clearinghouse or lunch
counter, without notifying their pat
rons. also 10 the "act" which provides
that all packages of renovated butter
shall be plainly marked on the top and
sides of every package and that the
wrapper shall be so marked when it is
sold at retail.
Chapter 80 provides that he or his
agents shall have access to all places
of business, buildings, carriages, cars.
cans and vessels used in the production
manufacture and sale OF dairy products
and their limitations. penalty of 500
is imposed on any person who hlnders,
inter feres or obstructs Linn or his agent
in the performance of their duty. The
full text of the dairy laws may be had
on application to the Department of
Agriculture, Augusta, Me.
Charles w. Curtis. the retiring clerk
at the forestry department. expects to
retire from the Office about Saturday.
| April 20. after which he will, with Mrs.
Curtis, go to their former home. in
| Rrewer. Mr. Curtis has not fully de-
cided as to what he will do. but con-
| templates engaging in business in
Brewer. The best wishes of a host of
| friends will go with him.
| The hearts of several of the state
| officials were gladdened. yesterday, by
| the receipt of trolling spoon, to be
used in the coming fishing season.
The spoons were the gift of H. 0. STAN
| lev of Dixfield. formerly of the board
/ OF commissioners VI iilti1li iioiCi iNo
| and game, and are the latest device in
| that line. being made of aluminium,
| and having swivel in the leader. so
| that although the spoon spins rapidly
| i'm passing through the water. the bait
| does not. The spoons are very large,
| and the owner of them, who has pen
| chant for manifesting a marked de-
| gree of righteousness once in awhile.
| rema,ke that he had his spoon made
| according to the physicians directions,
| in order that. during the cold days that
| are encountered by those spOrtsmer
| who indulge in early trout fishing, he
might use it as measure for the dos
es of cold preventive which he was ad-
vised to take at stated periods during
the day. Those spoons are some Oh
the largest that have yet been seen
i and as they are highly polished, one
| might easily get the impression tina,
| when a trout or salmon encounters
one of them revolving in the water ike
a propeller. and throwing back the
suns rays at each revolution, In a
| way that is dazzling, he will think that
the lime light has been turned on him
The annual spring work of getting
out the ashes at the State House, has
commenced, and is well underway
The amount of ashes made during the
winter is a large one, but it is easily
disposed of by being placed on the
roadways around the capitol grounds
Brown Post. G. A. r. Of Bethel has
secured as its Memorial day orator
Hon. Edward Wiggin of the education.
al department. Mr.. Wiggin saw SER
vice i'm the artillery service. being a
lieutenant of the 10th Maine battery
when mustered out.
The following corporations have flee
their certificates OF organization at the
Office of the secretary of State:
Southern Coal and Timber Co. has beer
organized at Bangor for the purpose Of
dealing in coal and timber lands. etc
with 81. OOO 900 capital stock of which moth
ing IS Paid in. The officers are: Presi
dent Rennng c. Addition Of Bangor