Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-02
STATE HOUSE.
Big Salmon Now Caught
in kezar Pond.
Hunting for Good State Rifle
Range Near Augusta.
Meeting Of EnhaIming Examiners, June n
New Corporations.

efieS ana game, mas returned from
Fryeburg where he delivered the Me-
mortal day address, TT asday. and was
| at his desk in the department.. yester-
day. While at Fryeburg. Mr.. Carleton
accepted special invitation from the
Lowell Fish and Game Association. to-
confer with them upon several matters
and particularly in relation to the fish
| ing interests of KeZar pond. Mr.. Carle-
ton visited the lake as the guest of T..
Il. Brown of the association, who main
| tainS sporting camp on the shores of
| the lake, which, says the commissioner.
| is one of the most beautiful and pic
| turesque lakes in Maine. While at the
lake he had the opportunity of fishing
for short time. and experienced the
| great pleasure OF landing the largest
salmon that he had ever caught. The fish
| weighed 9h pounds and was a beauty.
| The capture of the fish was particular
ly gratifying to Mr.. Carleton, as there
was net 4 salmon in the lake until they
We're placed there since he became a
raember of the board Of commissioners.
Mr.. Carleton did not bring the salmon
home. but presented it to Geo. F.
Evans. vice president and general man.
ager of the Maine Central Railroad.
| In speaking Of the fishing at the lake.
Mr.. Carleton said that it was good, AMI
that many large fish had been caught,
this season, the largest weighing 13
pounds.
| Notices have been sent out from the
office Of DR.. a. G. Young. clerk of the
STATE board of emba,ming examiners.
| stating that there will be q meeting of
the hoard at the State House. at 10
O'Clock Thursday forenoon. June %. for
the purpose of holding an examination
for persons who wish to become Ii
| ccnsed embalmerS.
| DIR. A. G. Young was in Portland,
| Thursday, to attend 4 meeting of the
| trustees of the Maine Site SanatOrium
| Association, which was held at the
| Lafayette Hotel. at O'Clock in the af-
ternOon. for the purpose of making ar
| rangamentS for erecting additional
| buildings, and the improvement OF
| others, at the sanatorium at Hebron.
| Major Dooley of Portland assistant
| inspector general of rifle practice. or
the staff of Governor Cobb. was at the
adjutant generals office. Thursday, OH
| business connected with the new State
| and city rifle range which is soon to be
| established in Augusta. In company
with Adjutant General Farnham ane
Mayor G. S. Hichborn. Major DOoley
| was out during the forenoon. and sew
| eral sites We're looked over. Nothing
| definite was decided upon, but it is I'M
| derstOOd that one Or more desirable
places We're found where u good range
| could be secured IN to 1000 yards. and
that the location Of inc tract of land is
near the city.
| Hon. Edward Wiggin, CT the educa-
tional department, has returned from
Bethel. where he went. Monday. to de-
liver the Memorial day address before
the Grand Army post of that town.
| F. F. HitchingS State entOmOlOgiSt
| connected with the department Of agri-
| culture, was at the department for
few hours. Thursday.
Miss Sadie Lord and Miss Mary F..
Libby, clerks at the Office of the adj
iutant general, have been enjoying a
few days at their respective homes. in
| belgrade and Augusta.
| The following corporations have filed
their certificates of organization at the
Office OF the secretary of State:
| The F1ex-Welt Shoe Co. organized at
| Rockland for the purpose of manufac-
turing and dealing in all kinds of
boots, shoes and rubbers with $4,000
capital stock of which $50 is paid i'm.
| The officers are: President, Richard
A. Rhodes Of Rockland: treasurer.
Frank Il. Miller of ROckland. Certifi-
cate approved, May %, 1905.
Breton Coal Co. organized at Port
| lard for the purpose of conducting
general coal mining business. etc. with
| $4,000 caTital stock Of which nothing
is paid in. The officers are: PreSi-
dent. Willard w. Baldwin of Portland;
| treasurer. Jas. J. Herman of Portland.
| Certificate approved May %, 1905.
| Association for Mechanical Develop
| mcnt organized at Portland for the
purpose of conducting general print
ing ard publishing business with $780,
900 capital stock OF which nothing is
| paid in The officers are: President,
| Willard w. Baldwin of Portland;
| treasurer. James J. Herman of Port
land. Certificate approved, May =?
| 1905.
The United Underwater Corporation
organized at Portland for the purpos"
| IF conducting 4 general mining bust
ness with 100000 capital stock of
| which S. is paid in. The officers are
| President, Benjamin G. Ward of Port
land; treasurer. Frank B. Cyr Of NAL
den. Mass. Certificate approved, May
%, 1905.
lanes NJ. Marvin of New York. has.
for the past few days, been the guest OF
| & G. Manley. on Stone street. Wednes-
day, the gentlemen tried the fishing at
| Cobbosseecontee, and found lots OF
snort. Mr. Marvin landing two-pound
salmon. a four pound bass, and as
manv other bass as the law would al
low in one days fishing.
ABoston Business Man
highly recommends Comfort Pow
der He says: my wife makes me
buy it for baby by the half-dozen
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