Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-11
STATE HOUSE.
Council Adjourns to Sept.
I, at 4 P. N.
The Capture and Escape Of a
Woods Desperate.
Inspection Of Electric Road-.-Fie New
Corporations.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next meeting of Governor and Council
Thursday. Sept. 7, at 4 p. M.

| Governor Cobb and Council held the
closing session Of their August meeting
at the executive department, yesterday
morning, commencing at O'Clock. the
session was a short one. being devoted
/ to routine business, and final ad-
| iocrnment was reached at 8 o'clock.
Soon after 10 o'clock Governor Cobb
and party took carriages for the camp
| ground in order to be present at the
meeting of the Associations of Gov
errors and Their Stats, which was
held ut headquarters, at IL o'clock, and
was followed, at noon, by dinner at
the headquarters mess. The next
| meeting of the council will be Thurs
day, Sept. Z, at P. NJ.
Chairman Carleton, of the commits
sion of inland fisheries and game, has
re ceived n letter from Game Warden
David F.. Brown, telling of tire capture
and escape of DOC" Mckenzie, who is
just at present posing as the past mas
ter of all desperadoes who have infest-
ed the Maine woods. Mckenzie, who
| is wanted for illegally killing q moose.
| in June, is known everywhere in the
northern section of the State, as bad
man. who shoots to kill. and does not
hesitate to shoot. He formerly lived
| in Patten, but "a present has a f0rti-
| fed camp on Harrington lake, from
which he was recently driven by the
wardens. and it is supposed that he is
now endeavoring to break through the
Gordon of wardens which surrounds
him. and make his way over the Cana
dian line. In addition to his other
mIsdemeanors, Mckenzie has a State
| prison record, having served three
years at ThomastoE for an assault or.
one Chas. Kelley, at Hardy's camp. IN
Township 6, Ponobscot county, in May,
1894. Kelley's knee was shattered by
an axe, and he died the Gay following
the amputation of the leg. In June of
the present year. Mckenzie was al
rested by Game Warden Pollard. ana
brought to Kineo, but was not locked
UP, as the officer took his word that i.e
word that he would not attempt to
l skip out. While there, however. Nc
Kenzie got into fuss with a woods
1 man. and in attempting to shoot the
L latter his pistol was struck by a third
party, and the ball entered Mckenzie's
arm. He, however. succeeded in max
ing his escape, and is still at large.
Wardens Brown and Hamilton are
| after him, with instructions to take
him at all costs. Mckenzie has give n
out word that no warden will ever lake
him alive but last Saturday, when the
two wardens ran across him in the
woods around Harrington lake, and
ordered him TO put up his hands, he
did so and made q break for the woods
Sunday night he was seen down near
the Chamterlair lcck dam, and the
men who were watching the dam,
thinking that he was a dam blower.
fired on him. but he made his escape.
The man has a re gular arsenal of arms
about him. and his capture will be n
tiCklish jon, but the wardens are after
MIN, and intend to land him.
Chairman Carleton has also received
from Warren Redmond Of Millinockc:,
a notice of the prosecution of M. An
derson, before Trial Justice Geo. w.
Stcarns, at Millinocket, for the unlaw'
Eful killing of pickerel. Anderson was
fined SO and costs, which was paid.
The board Of railroad commissioners
was at Dover, yesterday morning, from
which point they started on tour OF
Portsmouth, Dover and York street
Railway.
Among the many visitors who called
at the Capitol, yesterday, was Brig.
lGcn. John Harper Of Lewiston, who has
many friends among the Grand Army
men in the building. Gen. Harper
served as inspector-general on the
staff of Governor Burleigh in 1889.
The following corporations have filed
their certificates of organization at the
Office of the secretary of State:
Nestor Gianaclis CO., organized at
Portland for the purposes of importing
j and dealing in tobaccOS. manufacturing
and dealing in cjgare ties. and for other
: purposes. with 100000 capital stock CT
(which s4OO is paid in. Officers: Presi-
dent. Marion l.. Smith of Portland.
Treasurer. w. J. Knowlton Of Portland
certificate approved. Aug. 8. 1905.
The American Labelling Co, organ
lied at Portland for the purpose OF
manufacturing and dealing in n:achin-
erv for applying labels to cylindrical or
lother packages, with $4,000 capital
stock of which nothing is paid in
lOficers: President. Clarence w. Hobbs
Jr. of Worcester Mass; treasurer
lSidney H. F. Thaxter, of Portland
lCertifcate approved Aug. Z, 1905.
Western Live Stock Express Co.
Iorganized at Portland. for the purpose
lof manufacturing. owning and operat-
ling cars. engines and rolling stock
= fused and employed in the operation OF
;, railroads. with 100000 capital stock
80 ,,-b;cb $500 is paid in. Officers:
president, Henry J. Nichols of Boston
X Moss. treasurer, c. E. McGlaufin OF
r Portland. Certificate approved, Aug. 5
1905.
reduction Development Co. organ
lized at Augusta, fer the purpose Of
dealing in mining, reduction. milling
and any other machinery equipment
annliances, etc, with 100000 capita
\ ctock Of which nothing is paid in
Oficers: President !. L. Fairbanks
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