Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-07-10
Special Orders Issued From
Office Of Adjutant General.
Fish and Game Commissioners Will Hold
Hearing at Bethel, July Is.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting Of Governor and Council,
Friday, July 20 at 10 A. M.


large and important one. Among the
prominent guests who will be present
is Hon. William E. McClintook of Bos-
on, chairman of the Massachusetts
Highway Commission, who has accept
ed an invitation to be present and adj
dress the convention on the subject of
State road building. Mr.. Mccormick
Is one of the leading authorities of the
The country on highway work, and it
is expected that the address will be
one of the most interesting features of
the convention this year. He has been
chairman of the commission ever since
| it was orginiZed in 1893, which organi-
zation is recognized all over the United
States as being one of the leaders in
highway work.
Hon. f. f. Ring, land agent for the
State, is in Aroostook county this week
in accordance with the provisions Of
| Chapter Sc of the resolves which were
PASSED at the last session of the legis-
lature and by which the land agent
| was authorized to sell and convey to
actual settlers thereon certain lands in
Wallgarass plantation and Eagle Lake
plantation in AroOstOok county, cOnSt-
tuting part of the school lots of said
| plantations, if he deems advisable, for
such price per acre and on such terms OF
payment as he may deem advantage
Gus; provided, that in making sales of
| said lands the legal and equitable
rights of persons claiming under said
| settlers shall be considered and pre-
served and provided. also, that the pro-
ceeds of any sales made shall be added
| to the school fund of said plantations.
| Announcement was made at the Of
fee of the adjutant general Monday
morning of the issuance of the follow
ling special orders:
| Special orders No. - gave notice that
the resignation of First Lieut.. Chase
Pulsifer of Co. d, I'd Infantry. of Lew
iston. had been accepted, and that he
had been granted an honorable dis
charge from the service of the State
| to take effect July 8.
| Special orders No. 73 gave notice that
First Lieut.. Frank H. Greenan, bat
TALON adjutant Of the "a Infantry, had
been placed in command of co. u OF
the 81 Infantry. at Lewiston, during
the temporary absence Vi '"P''
liam a. Paul.
/
an election had been ordered for the
purpose of choosing first lieutenant
of Co. ID of the I'd Infantry, ana any
lother commissioned position IN the
company whose present occupants
NAV be elected to a higher ONCE, Tie
election to be held in the armory al
| Lewiston, at s o'clock Tuesda! eve
lining. July II. Capt. Arthur II. Fleld VIII
preside.
| Notices have been issued Statlng
that the Commissioners of lnlahu
Fisheries and Game will hold a pubic
hearing at the railroad station at
Bethel at IL o'clock Friday forenoon.
Uulv IL. to consider the ACCESSIBILITY OF
closing to all fishing for a period or
,oor, tho waters of Moose bog.
Barker's lake and the upper ana io"tr
Black ponds. located at the head +
waters of the Megalloway river III
oxford county.
Announcement was made at the
office of the Insurance Commissioners
Monday that among the insurance
companies which had been admitted
. IN do business in Maine was the
woodmen's Modern Protective AS
sociation Of ST. Louis. This Is a
lfraternal beneficiary association. ana
the number of certificates In force Il
t10309 The officers are w. A. Nor'h-
cult, president: w. A. Orr, secretary
In. r. smith, treasurer.
Chairman Carleton Of the Commis-
sion of Inland Fisheries and Game mas
received notice from Game Wardei
= Charles 6. Adams of the prosecutor
If one Joseph Rosano for killing anc
Having i'm posseSsion one deer in close
time The hearing was held at th'
municipal court room at Dover, July
and sentence was suspended
James Plummer secretary Of the
| BOARD of State Assessors. who was a
Bangor last week on business con-
nected with the making of plans of th'
wild lands of the State, has returned
to Augusta and was at his desk In tht
Office Monday.
Hon. Seth NJ. Carter of Auburn, wa:
at the Capitol for a few hours Monday
forenoon on matters of business, an6
left for home at noon.
A. B. Perkins. superintendent o.
elevation at the Capitol, accompanied
by Mrs Perkins. left Monday for For
Popham, to enjoy the breeZes from
= the Atlantic at the mouth of thu
Kennebec.
The Capitol baseball team is COM
!. pletng arrangements for another
!; game with the postal clerks. which
!. will be played some afternoon Of thu
. present week. on the Driving parl
= diamond The postal clerks will com
3 bine with the Augusta bankers in thu
makeup of a team, and with thu
financial assistance which they will