Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-12
STATE HOUSE,.
Many Nominations Will
Be Announced Today.
Guard Officers, School Of In
struction Very Successful.
Notes Of the Depatnents..Aa Important
Corporation.

meeting of tho executive council. which
will occur. Friday forenoon. May 10, al
though he will probably come to the
Hallowell House, Thursday evening.
The list of nominations which
will come before the council
for confirmation will be an
nounccd, today. and is understood
to be a long one. Among the nominal
tons are three appointments of judges
of municipal courts, in the towns OF
Caribou. Pittsfield and West Hancock.
The court for the town of Caribou is =
new one. having been created by an
act of the last legislature. the candi-
date for the office being w. r. Lum-
bert. The candidate for the office of
Judge of the Pittsfield court is o. H.
Drake, and that of the West Hancock
court. Elmer p. Spoffori. both of whom
aIe candidates for reappointment. AS
all three of the candidates have the
unanimous endorsement of their fellow
citizens and the bar Of the section in
which the courts are located. it is I'M
derstOod that their names will appear
IN the list of nominations. Another
candidate for disappointment is Henry
w. WadsM orth Of PASSPORT. chairman.
of the board OF registration of that
city who has the unanimous endorse
,nent of his constituents. The balance
Of the list of nominations will be COM
posed of justices of the peace, corO-
ners, notaries purlic. etc.
Brig. Gen. Chas. E. Davis. inspector
general. who had been at Bangor in
attendance at the school of instruction
tor commissioned officers of the I'd In
santry, has returned to Augusta. ana
was at his desk in the adjutant gener-
ais Office. Yesterday. Gen. Davis said
that the school MAS the most success
full officers school. with one exception.
that of the Joint school which was held
in Augusta. i'm 1904. that he had ever
attended. Capt. Mitchell of Fort VIII
liams, and Capt. Moses of Fort Preble.
of the Portland Artillery district, VINO
were also in attendance, were yer!
much pleased with the quality of the
work DONE Cnc of the features OF the
session was the eXemplification or the
new drill regulations. the work being
Gone bv n siuad from Co. G. under
command of Capt. Harry NJ. Smith. ana
in a way that was productive of much
favorable comment.
The following notices relative t"
regulating the taking of fish from ire
waters of Mt. Bloc pOnd. arc its tr'hu-
taries in Franklin county, TO hShiilS'
for period of four years. have bcen
Josted in that vicinity, by order OF inc
commissioners of inland fisheries ana
game:
Sect ion 1. In addition to the general
law now regulating the open and closc
se,snn for rishing in the public waters
of the State. the following rules ana
regulations are adopted relative TO MI.
EIue pond and its tributaries. situated
i'm the town of Avon in the county OF
Franklin.
Section 2. 1t shall be unlawful 10
fish for. take. catch or Kill any kihu ol
fish. at any time. in any of the trinu-
t,ries of Mt Blue pond above referred
to for a period of four years from
June II. 1903.
Section 3 II shall be unlawful lot
any person to take. catch or XIII III
any one day. more than five trout or
three laudlockcd salmon, in said pond'
for 4 period of four years from the
in the spring of 1905.
4 hearing will be held by the COM
missioners of inland fisheries ana
game at the schoOlhOuse in Maria
Vile i'm Hancock county. AT one
o'clock. Tuesday afternoon. May TO- OH
a rctiiion asking that Garland brook'
| I'm Mariaville, be closed to fishlng l"r
:, ne..iod of two years. and ano'her
hearing will be held by the commls-
siouers at $50 +. NJ. Monday. May ID.
At their office in the State House, on
| n.tit,n asking for the closing OIL
Moody nond and its tributaries, in the
| town of Jefferson.
Miss Mabel Humphrey. one oil '"e
clerks i'm the Office of the State po"r"
of health, was confined to her hoi''c'
Yesterday, by severe coiu.
| Hon. s. w. Carr, State insurance
| commissioner. was enjoying lit''e
| recreation. Thursday. at his cottage VII
| the shores of Cobbosseecontee' anu do
| that gentleman is one OF the most
merit of the State House hshernel' ~
pether with the fact that ms last |isi'
| to the lake resulted in the capture vi It
1 six pound salmon. his return Is AVIAN
/ ed with interest.
The following corporations have n'eo
Il ,beir certificates Of organization at the
II office of the Secretary OF state:
Among the corporations whose certih.
o.tos of organization have been received
Il at the Office of the Secretary of state Is
II mt of the Lawson Co.. of Mexico. OF
which the we'll known Thomas W. Law
.o,, of BOSTON, is one of the incorporators.
The corporation was organized at kittcry
and ;s capitalized at s3.OoO0oO. of which
II 600 is paid in. The corporation was Or
eanized for the purpose of doing general
mining business. with Albert f. Knowi-
to, of Boston, Mass. as president, ana
u,ro,d p Kuowlton of Maiden. Mass. as
treasurer. The certificate was approved.
Mays.
Lawson Co. of Mexico has been organ
to-, ,t I<ittary for the purpose of doing