Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-11
STATE HOUSE
Dates Announced for Maine
Agricultural Fairs.
Assessors Commit Annual Tax on
Loan and Building Assns.
Hearings Ordered on Two Petitions From
The Somerset Railway Co.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting of Governor and Council
Friday, June %, at 10 A. N.

oates OIL agricultural ldHS III Maine
| fer the year 1906, as far as have been
announced Thus far the number of
| fairs for which dates have been as
| signed is 80, but there are % others for
v hich dates will be assigned later. The
| list Of those for which dates have been
| assigned is as follows:
| Maine States Agricultural, Lewiston,
| Sept. 4, 3, Z, Z.
Il Eastern Maine Fair Association, Ban
Il COR Aug. %. 49, 80. 81.
II Central Maine Fair, Waterville, Sept.
II IL. Il, 49, IA.
ii Maine State Poultry and Pet Stock
Association, Portland, Dec. H. r. 49, IA.
Androscoggin County, Livermore
Falls, Aug. IS, %, 30.
II Northern Maine Fair Association,
Prcsque Isle. Sept. 4, 5. 6.
Madawaska Madawaska, Oct. 10.
Cumberland County, Gorham, Sept.
IS. 10. 20.
New Gloucester and Danville, Upper
Gloucester Sept. %, &c, %.
Lake View Park, East Sebago, Aug.
81, %.
Freeport Agricultural Society, Free
port. Oct. ., 5.
Freeport Poultry Association, Free
port Dec. &c. q. 2S.
/ Franklin County, Pennington. Oct.
,. 2. 4.
North Ellsworth Farmers Club,
North Ellsworth, Sept. &c, 81.
Kennebec County, Readfield, Sept. is,
| 10, 20.
South Kennebec. South Windsor:
Sept. Is, 10, 20. II
North Knox, Union, Sept. %. %, %.
l T)9n1ariScOtta Oct,
., 3. t.
Bristol. Bristol. Sept. %, 26. e.
Oxford County, South Paris. Sept. IS,
10. 90.
West Oxford. Fryeburg Oct. 2. 2. 4.
Androscoggin Valley, Canton, Sept.
Sept %. &c, q.
Northern oxford, Andover. Oct. 3. 4.
West Penobscot, Exeter, Sept. IS, 26.
%.
Sagadahoc County, Topsham, Oct. 9,
10, II.
I Richmond Farmers Club, Richmond,
! Sent. "a.
East Somerset, Hartland, Sept. 20.
p, %
Somerset Central, Skowhegan, Sept.
25. 2G. -.
Wallo County, Belfast Sept. 4, 5. g.
/
ms. 49, 20.
Unity Park Association, Unity. Oct
IL, 2.
Shepleigh and Acton, Acton. Oct. 2
3, 4.
=. Ossipee Valley Union, Cornish, Aug.
rs. 30. 80.
The Board of State Assessors COM
: mitted the annual tax on the loan and
building associations of the state sat
| urday. The total amount is $141.33
AGAINST $l53.O7 at the last commit
ment a decrease Of 1854.
The different associations are taxed
| as follows: Auburn. $1,000: Bar Harbor'
s1o.55: Path, $6.32; Belfast s.66; Bruns-
wick. SAIL; Rucksport, $3,1S; Deering,
So. SO; Falmouth. s27.53; Forest city,
s516; Gardiner 1886; Guilford. $40
Kennebunkport, si74; Lewiston, $50;
Madison. s.Gs; Mechanic Falls, s5.48;
Old Town. 1884; Pscataquis, S2,Sl
Somerset, S7.9l: Waldoboro, $3.50; Wis
lcasset, s1S; York $1.94.
A petition has been received at the
Ioffice cf the railroad commissioners
from tie Somerset Railroad Co, asking
for the approval of the board of the To-
/ cation or q spur tidth VIM IL ti'- t''''
many is DESTROYS Of constructing in
Township No. /, Range Z, w. *. X,
lknoyn as Saplingtown. in the county of
ISomerset, extending from a point on
tho located line of the Somerset Rail
q | Uay Extension on lot No. A or SAID
n town southwesterly to a gravel pit sit
i mated on lot No. 40 in said Saplng town
= and a hearing has been ordered by the
n | fnr FriH1V lime " on
l. which day the board will be in session
d ot the junction of the extension of the
p Somerset Railway with the Canadian
Pacific Railway at noon for the pur-
: pose indicated in the petition.
~ Another petition from the same COM
pany asks the permission of the board
* to take and to hold for public uses q
lot of land for borrow and gravel pits
Il situated in Township No. l. Range Z
.lw. X. R., known as SaplingtOwn and
containing % acres more or less. The
names Of the persons interested in the
4 described lot of land are Mrs. Joanna
IGihson and F. c. Gibson of Fairfield
Mrs. Annie Knights of Albion. Mrs
Helen f. Gushing Of Seattle. Wash.
- and stephen Wing. Samuel Wing, Eu
We gene Wing, Mary L. Newhall and Hen
he nv C. Newhall of Fairfield. A hearing
to has been ordered for the same date
time and place as that of the frs
named petition.
h. The corporation business of the Stat
. seems to be picking up this month. ant
while the number of corporation
NC which were organized during tn
- month of May and the amount re
&" ceived at the Office of the State treas
VI urcr were smaller than the average
the totals for the present month BIZ
fair 20 show a marked increase. The to
!" tai number of corporations which file
Il their certificates at the Office of tn
secretary of State in May were IS. an
ok the amount received in fees at tn
rk state treasurers office was $500;
,ly while the amount received during tn
is corresponding month in 1905 was $500
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