Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-07-20
STATE HOUSE.
Appropriations for State
Roads Is $126,775.
The Number Of Municipalities
Which win Build Is 335.
Board Of IaquiT Holds a Meeting At
Adjutaat Generals Office.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting Of Governor and Council,
Friday, July 20 at 10 A. NJ.

| to be done in the State this year i'm the
way of building State road. The total
amount appropriated by the different
| cities, towns and plantations in the
State for this purpose is $12G,775.
The political divisions of municipali-
| ties give the State 20 cities, APT towns
and 20 plantations, and of these
municipalities IA cities, $50 towns and
IL plantations, making a total of 335.
have made appropriations for building
State road this year.
| OF the municipalities which have not
made any appropriation this year for
the purpose there are 141, in
which number are included 6
cities. 122 towns and 10
lis shown the total appropriations
of the different counties. together with
| the number of cities, towns and
plantations i'm each which have made
| an appropriation for State road this
year and also those which have not:
AndrOscoggin. Number of cities and
towns building, 10; towns not building.
4. Total appropriation for State road
in 1906, $4,000.
Aroostook. Number of towns and
plantations building, SO; not building.
g. Total appropriation for State road
in 1906, $1G,450.
| Cumberland. Number Of cities and
| towns building, 90 not building, 6.
Total appropriation for State road in
1906. $4,000.
Franklin. Number of towns build
ing. IA; not building, 5. Total appro-
priation for State road in 1906. $5.05O.
| Hancock Number of cities and
towns building. &c; towns and planta-
lions not building. TO- Total appro-
priation for State road in 1906. 10000.
| kennebcc Number of cities and
towns building. 20; cities. towns and
plantations not building. 10. Total APP
preparation for State road in 1906,
$4,000.
| Knox. Number of towns building,
10; cities ana towns not building, 3.
Total appropriation for State road i'm
| 1906. $3.50.
| Lincoln. Number of towns building.
10; towns and plantations not build
ing. 8. Total appropriation for State
road in 1906. $1,000.
oxford. Number of towns building.
o.: towns ana plantations not building,
IL. Total appropriation for state road
i'm 1906. $13.430.
| Penobscot. Number of cities, towns
and plantations building, As; towns
land plantations not building. 16
Total appropriation for State road in
1906. $l5.G25.
| Piscalaquis Number of towns
building. II; not building. .. Total
appropriation for State road in 1906
$1,000
| SagadahOc. Number of cities and
towns building. 6; towns not building
3. Total apprOpria ton for State road
in 1906. s2.700.
| Somerset. Number of towns and
plantations building, 20; towns not
building. g. Total appropriation fol-
State road in 1906. $4,000
| Waldo. Number of cities and towns
building, %; towns not building. =
Total appropriation for State road in
1906. $3.50.
n Washington. Number of cities and
towns building. 90; towns and planta-
tons not building. 25 Total appro-
priatiOn for State road in 1906. $1,000.
York. Number of cities and towns
building. H. not building. 16. Tota
appropriation for State road in 1906
$3.50.
In accordance with general orders No
9. issued from the office of the adju
tant general July 3, meeting Of 6
board of examination was held at thu
office Thursday, commencing at 10 o.
clock in the forenoon. for the purpos,
of inquiring into the qualifications TO
their respective positions of persons
who had been elected or appointed t.
offices in the National Guard of thu
State of Maine.
All the members of the boart
| were present, and were as fol
lows: Brigadier General Charlie
E. Davis, | Inspector general
Colonel James B. O'Neill. surgeon gen
eral, Colonel Elliott c. Dill, inspecto
genera of rifle practice, Colonel Luciu
II. Kendall. First Infantry. and Colo
mel Everad f. Newcomb, Second In
fantry. The following otiicers-elec
were present to take the examination
Medical Corps, Private Clarence +
Kendall. Co. G, First Infantry, appoint
ed Assistant Surgeon with rank o
First Lieutenant. First Infantry
First Lieut.. Charles L. Cragin, appoint
ed captain and assistant surgeon. Sec
ond Infantry. Capt. George Mel. Pres
son. Co X, (major-elecD. Firsy Lieut.
Daniel B. Belcher (captain-eletD, CT
X, Second Lieut.. Joseph F. Norto
first Lieutenant-elecD. Co. X. Serf
Harold F.. MARI Second Lieutenant
elect. Co. X, Second Lieut. Edward {
Perry (frst leutenant-elect. Co. N
Serg. James F. Bagley Second lieuten
, lant-elect). Co NJ. First Sergt. Harry l
Sargent first lieutenant-eiecD. Co. d
, The examination was very thorough
) lint all passed. and in manner tina
was most creditable.
The big drill which is to make til
excavation for the piunger Il
the new elevator at the Cai
Y litol was set in position
: the elevator well yesterday mornin
= and the work of drilling was CONNER
v ced later in the day. 1t is the same
5 Iranrement as is used Ior uriliii