Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-04
STATE HOUSE.
Figures From Kennebec
County Liquor Agencies.
-Four Agencies Pay State SI2,.
I43I4 During Year 1905.
Corporation Fees Received by State
During Past Year, $85,533.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting Of Governor and Council,
Jan. 20, at 10. A. M.

BY the annual report of Hon. Justin
NJ. Leavitt, of Alfred, State liquor COM
missioner, which has been submitted
to the Governor and Council. is shown
the quantity of liquors which have
been sold by the State during the past
year to the agencies in Kennebec
county. of which there are four. as
follows: Gardiner. Randolph, Chelsea
and Waterville.
In bulk liquors the Gardiner agency
has bought as follows: Whiskey, 1886
gallons: brandy, 1924 gallons; gin
$3.50 gallons; alcohol. 2S4.11; rum
$3.50 gallons. Bottled goods Were
sold to the agency as follows: Whis-
key, 20 dozen quarts; porter, one doZ'
en quarts; ale, IS dozen quarts and
II dozen pints; wine, 10 dozen quarts
The Gardiner agency paid the State
agency the sum of S3.960.77.
The following goods Were sold to
the Randolph agency in bulk: Whis-
key. $3.50 gallons; gin. 21.50 gallons;
| alcohol. 2S3.95 gallons; rum. 749 gal
! Ions. The following bottled goods
We're sold to the Randolph agency:
Whiskey. 10 dozen quarts; porter six
| dozen quarts; ale, 18 dozen quarts;
beer, four dozen pints. The Randolph
| agency paid the state agency the sum
of $3,S67.57.
The following goods were sold to the
| Chelsea agency in bulk: Whiskey. 2O2
81 gallons: gin, ga gallons; alcohol
1887 gallons; rum. 305 gallons. The
following bottled goods were sold to
the Chelsea agency: Whiskey. five doz-
en quarts; wine, two dozen quarts:
beer. 10 dozen pints. The Chelsea
Iagency paid the sum of $1.2S6.22.
| The Waterville agency bought the
| following goods in bulk: Whiskey, 24S
gallons: brandy, A. gallons; gin. Al
gallons; alcohol, 62S.21 gallons
rum. 90 gallons. The follow
ing bottled goods We're sold TO the
IWaterville agency: Whiskey, s dOZer
quarts; ale. Il dozen quarts. The
Waterville agency paid the state
|agency the sum of $3.1oS.5S.
| The total amount paid to the State
by the above agencies was $12143-
IA.
An examination of the reports at
the records at the office of the Secre-
of State shows that the number of
| corporations which have been organ
| lied in the State during the past year
| un,l,r the general law is nearly 1000
th, numh.r in round figures being 1922
| and for which the State has received
| in fees thtrefrOm the sum of $S5.533
| The largest number of corporations
| was organized in April but the largest
| revenue received during any month OF
| the year was in March.
The following shows the number of
corporations which We're organized
| during the different months of the
year: January. so: February. 7S;
March, 80: April. 1O2; May, 80; June
80: July, e.; August rs; September
6S; October. 80; November. ~; Decem-
Der, 81.
The following amounts were received
by months in fees: January. $7405;
February. s6350; March. $10,155; April
$500: May. $87O5; June. $4,000: July
$4,000: August. $6320; September
s436O; October. s67S5; November
$1,000; December. $1053.
During the year 1904 the sum of $G4,-
4O7 was received i'm fees from the or
ganiZation of corporations, which is
La decrease of $21,l26 over the past
year.