Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-03

from the sale of the Maine building
and from other sources which will en-
able the commissioners to turn about
$1,000 uneXpended money back into the
State treasury
One OF the busy men about the CaDi-
toll. these days, is Chief Engineer VIM
l.. Thompson. Mr.. Thompson is the
right hand man of Col. Francis kCcfe
the new superintendent of public
buildings, as he was of the late Col. f.
&. Stevens. and is in charge of the
employees who are looking after the
last details of getting things into
readiness for the coming of the lcgis-
latOrS. He is Il practical electrician,
licensed engineer. and all the improve
mcnts iii lighting and heating the
building have been installed under his
direction. His experience in these
lines of work. and his faithfulness in
the performance of his duties have
made him one of the most valuable
men E the public service
Miss l.. NJ. Richmond of Monmouth,
who has been employed ~ the depart
rHcnt Of inland fisheries and game 70,
the past two months. and assisting in
til" work OF getting Cut the annual re-
port OF the department. has completed
her engagement. and severed her con-
ncction with the office. Saturday night.
The employees at the Capitol appeared
i" their new uniforms, Monday morn
ing. and many remark; We're hear!
during the das regarding tn, ir neat and
~ ~.
it's standing collar AMI gold brazil orna-
mtntati"n. together with the black silk
cap and its heavy gold cord. makes Il
combination not unlike the uniform of
a yachtsman. and :ha; the men are
pleased with their nov clothes is Hppar-
cEt from the increased chest expansion
with which 4 numbc. of them are
affected.
Miss Henrietta Thompson will be at
the capitol during the session. as 4
public sicnoSraphcr and typewriter,
and commenced her work. Monday
She will have her headquarters at the
STATE library.
Roland Scribner. clerk i'll the Office of
/ he Secretary of Sta.e. who has been
weeks. has returned To the city. and
resumed his duties il the office, Nom
day.
The annual meeting OF the Maine Sports
! pens Association will hr held in the jul
dietary room: at . O'Clock this aitcrnr on.
The following corporations have filed
their certificates of organization at thu
| otfic" of the Secretary OF state:
Mexican Rubber CO., has been
sanzed at i<ittcry for the purpose of
purchasing any or all of the capital
stock of the Mexican Development
, and Equipment Co. and dealing in
lands in Mcvico. etc. with $780,
| 600 capital stock of which moth
ing is paid in. The officers are:
President. Horace Mitchell of Kittery:
| treasurer, NJ. G.. Mitchell of kittcry.
Certificate approved Dec. 81. 1904.
The Johnson Furnace and Engineer
ing Co.. has been organized at Port
! land for the purpose of doing a general
| manufacturing business in iron and
steel, etc. with s1,n00000 capital stock
! OF which nothing is paid in. The
| officers are: President, Frank d.
| Marshall OF Portland; treasurer, f. Il.
| sparrow of Portland. Certificate APP
proved Jan. :. 1868.
| american BcnsOniZer Co, has been
! organized 1T Augusta for the purpose
Of manufacturing and dealing in Ben
! sons Home EcbuliZcr. etc, with $780,
COO capital stock of which nothing is
| paid ill., The officers are: President
! and treasurer ]. l.. Fairbanks OF Au-
gusta Certificate approved Jan. >.
| 1875.
| GOnya BROTHERS Co, has been organ
lied at Humford Falls for the purpose
of carrying on d general manufacture
ing and mercantile business. with $40
600 capital stock Of which nothing is
| paid in. The officers are: President.
| SILVER J. Gonya of Rumford Falls:
| treasurer Orvillc J. Gonya of Fumford
Falls. Certificate approved Jan. :,
1905.
The IIlicD club Sauce CO.. has been
| organized Il. Portland for the purpose
| of manufacturing mint sauce ana con-
,limrnts Of any kind. with $4,000 capt.
tai stock of which $50 in paid in. The
| officers are: President. Louis H. MclZar
| of Voston. Mass; treasurer. Mcldon NJ
Scott of Wcst5rook. Certificate ap-
proved J9n. :. 1893.
! Santa Cecilia Sugar Co.. has bccn Or
| yaui2eu at Portland for the purpose VI
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