Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-30
STATE HOUSE.
National Guard May Get
An Increase
IN Amount Received Annually
From U. s. Government.
Commissioners Close Paf|in and Long Stream
To Fishing for -Four Years.
STATE HOUSE BULLETIN.

STATE HOUSE BULLETIN.
Next Meeting of Governor and Council
Tuesday, May "a, at 10 A. N.
1t is understood that there is a like
iihoOd that the National Guard of the
State may enjoy an increase before
long in the amount of money annually
received from the United States gov
ernment, which will place the guard
on more comfortable footing. 1t has
been the custom of the government for
some time to distribute 81. .0OO. 900 annu-
ally to the soldiers of the different
states. Names share of that amount
being S11.96S.62, and that sum has been
made to go as far as possible. There
has now, however. been bill proposed
which if passed will call for the dis
tribution of twice the amount stated
above. or s2.0OO.0O0. and will give Maine
what she now receives. The progress
of the bill is being watched with inter-
est. not only at the office of the adju-
tsat general. but by the men of the
Guard all over the State. AS should it
be given a passage it will bring to the
Guard many advantages in the way of
a general better equipment. more con-
veniCnces at the annual encampment
and an extension of the service. The
State appropriation for the military de-
partmcnt is at present $4,000 and Of
this amount $4,000 goes to dcfraying
the expenses of the annual encamp-
ntnt.
The commissioners of inland fisheries
and game have adopted the following
rules, and regulations relating to thhe
times and places in which and the cir
cumstanceS under which inland fish
may be taken in the waters of Parlin
stream and Lang stream in Somerset
county:
Section /. 1t shall be unlawful to fish
fol. take. catch or kill any kind of fish
at any time in Parlin stream. sO-called,
IN T. S. r. Z. b. X. w. p. r.. and in T.
3, r. |, y. Il. *. r.. in the county of
Somerset. or in Lang stream. so-cal'cd
in 7. 3. r. :. r. *. +. w. X. r.. in
Somerset county. or in any of the trib-
utaricSc of said Parlin stream, for a
period of four years from May 1, 1906.
The regulation is signed by the com
misSioners and dated April p. 1906.
The board Of railroad commissioners
| WAS III session at the passenger sta
| tion of the Grand Trunk Railway al
Yarmouth Friday afternoon. for the
purpose of holding a hearing on the
now petition Of the Portland & Rruns-
wick street Railroad. asking for Il
h Il t.,iCinp of itG lnn1
the town uf Yarmouth. A number .,
witnesses we're heard on both sides. but
no decision was given out
The next good roads meeting under
| the management of the county commits
yioners will be held at the county COM
missioneiS' room at the court house IN
| this city at 1920 Tuesday forenoon
May |. when Highway Commissioner
Sargent will meet the commissioners
| of Kennebec county. the selectmen OF
| the various towns and others interest
| cd and discuss the question with them
| Horatio =. Earle of Lansing. state
| highway commissioner of Michigan. is
at the Hallowell House and will he
| present at the meeting.
| III ltl'NIIiS oiloIttbi'iiS if'fN' h''b
their certificates Of organization at the
| Office of the secretary Of State:
| James 4. Wood Stove Co. organized
| at Augusta for the purpose of manu-
| featuring and dealing in stoves. ranges
| furnaces, etc. with sJO.OoO capital stock
Of which nothing is paid in. Officers:
President. Fred BOgue of Augusta
| treasurer, w. $. Lee of Augusta. Ger
| tificate approved April 2S 1906.
The Eastern Amusement Co. organ
| lied at kittery for the purpose of man
| ufactdring and dealing in all kinds Of
articles, etc. connected with or relat-
| ing to amusements, with s2O0NO0 cap
ital stock of which $3.50 is paid in. OH
GERS: President Harold p. knowlton OF
| Maiden, Mass: treasurer. Joseph w
Hawcs of Kittery. Certificate approved
April 2S. 1906.
| Arnold Boftn Co. organized at Port
land for the purpose of carrying on a
general wood manufacturing business
with $40. .0Oo capital stock of which $500
| is paid i'm. officers: President. Frederick
| II. Kendall of Worcester Mass: treas
urer, Frederick II. Kendall of Worces-
| ter. Mass. Certificate approved, April
| 2S. 1906.
West Coast Copper Co. oreanized at
Portland for the purpose of conducting
general mining business with $1,000
OON capital stock of which nothing is
paid i'm. officers: President, Millard w.
Baldwin of Portland; treasurer. Clar-
.uce F.. Eaton of Portland. Certificate
approved April q. 1906.
Studley Box & Lumber Co. organized
at Portland for the purpose of dealing
in personal property of all kinds with
Ss5. 900 capital. stock of which $500 is
paid in. officers: President. John W
Anderson of Gray: treasurer. James r
Parsons of Yarmouth. Certificate ap-
proved April 2s. 1906.
Fair View Gene terry organized at
North Berwick for the purpose of own
ing and managing lands for public Gem
eteries. with $4,000 capital stock OF
which s225 is paid in. Officers: Presi-
dent John H. Novel; of North Fer
wick: treasurer. Charles A. Norwell ot
North Berwick. Certificate approved
April IS. 1905.
Disinfectant Dust Layer Co. organ