Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-11
STATE OF MAINE.
Adjutant Generals Office.

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Augusta, July 6, 1905.
General orders, No. Is.
In compliance with the requirements
Of section 3, chapter "a. Public Laws of
the State Of Maine, approved March Is,
1905, the organization known as the
Ambulance Corps n. G. S. NJ. is here
by disbanded and all enlisted men OF
said corps are hereby honorably dis
charged from the military service of
the State.
H. The commanding officer of the
Ambulance Corps will at once fill out
discharge papers for each enlisted man
under his command and forward them
to this Office. -.
iii. Second Lieutenant Charles A.
Jumper, commanding the Ambulance
Corps, will at once transfer and for
ward to the Quartermaster General at
Augusta. Maine, all military property
in his possession making duplicate lE-
voices for the same.
BY order of the Communicative Chief:
AUGUSTUS B. F'ARNHAM,
Adjutant General.
. The State board of veterinary exam
iners, which was established in accord
ance with an act passed by the last
Legislature for the purpose of Tegulat-
ing the practice of veterinary surgery,
medicine and dentistry. held its first
meeting as a board Of examiners. Mon
day, in the hall of representatives.. at
the Capitol TIE meeting was attend
ed by many veterinaries of the State,
and the time was devoted largely to
Of, np1ipattOnc for regis
tration.
The commissioners of inland fisheries
and game will hold a hearing at the
rooms Of the board. at $50, this after
noon. on the petition CT E. c. Earring
ton ana others, asking that some meas
ures may be taken toward regulating
the taking of white perch at Cobbossee-
contee. The matter Is one IN which ali
fishermen in this locality should be in
terested. and there will doubtless be
large attendance.
The. State board Of assessors will
hold an adjourned meeting. today, at
the Office Of the board. this morning.
| for the transaction of routine business
and such other matters as may come
before the meeting.
Miss CIaridcI Bradstrcet, stenog-
ra phcr at the office of the bank ex-
| amner, left. yesterday. on three
| weeks rest from duty, portion o.
which time will be passed at her faith
| er's cottage on the east shore of Cob
| bosseecontee.
/ comment iE hc1r0
from visitors at the Capitol. touching
on the neat appearance Of the GROUNDS
| about the building ami also the ap-
| proaches to it, and surely the comp'l-
| mcnt is not misplaced, as the grass on
| the broad terraces is kept closely
cropped by the liberal use of the lawn
| mowers, which practice maintains
| throughout the season n uniform neat
ness of appearance which can hardy
| be passed unnoticed. Another feature
which is commencing to add beauty to
| the grounds are the Gamma beds in
front Of the Capitol. on the upper ter
race. These plants are now in blossom,
and the bright scarlet of their flowers
! form a pleasing contrast to their sur
| roundings.
The State Board of Registration OF
Medicine and Surgery will be in session
| in Representatives. hall. today and
| Wednesday, for the examination OF
| candidates. The opening session VIII
| commence at $50, this morning. A large
class of candidates is expected.
The following corporation has filed
| its certificate of organization at the
Office of the secretary Of State:
| Marshall Manufacturing Co.. organ
| lied at Portland. for the purpose OF
manufacturing and dealing in all kind;
of lumber, iron, steel, wire cooperage
parts, and all kinds of articles made OF
wood. or hard wood and part metal with
$3.50. 900 capital stock. of which nothing
is paid in. Officers: President. Miliar'1
w. Baldwin of Portland; treasurer