Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-07-11

the steam railroads, the blanks having
just been received from the Interstate
ooininercc Commission at Washington.
-. =. The blanks for the returns of
the street railroads have already been
sent out. The blanks sent out are for
me returns covering the year from
June ~. 1903. to June 80, 1906, and ac-
cordInS to the statutes the returns
must be made to the board on or be-
fore Sept. first.
The state Board of Registration of
Medicine and Surgery commenced a
TWO days session at the Capitol Tues
DAY, for the purpose of examining a
class of candidates. the members Of
the board present being as follows: DIR.
John l.. Nj. Willis of Eliot chairman:
DIR. w. j. Maybury of Saco. secretary;
DIR. G. Nj. WoOdcock of Bangor, and
Drs. w. II. Harris and w. S. Thomp-
son of Augusta. The board was i'm
session in the Senate chamber and the
school in the hall of Representatives.
Quite large number OF medical stu
dents were present Tuesday to take
the examinations, and it is expected
that the class will number about 10.
An adjourned meeting of the Board
of State Assessors was held at the
office of the board Tuesday commence
ing at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, all Of
the members being present. The
usual amount of routine business was
transacted, and other matters attend
cd to.
Chairman Carleton. of the Commits
sion of Inland Fisheries and Game, has
received A notice from Game Warden
Walter Neal telling of the arrest of an
Italian at Stockton for shooting
robins, in violation of the game laws
of the state, both for killing the birds
and for hunting without a nOn-res-
dents license. The man had three
robins on him when arrested. The
man was locked up in the police sta
ton, but at the time that the letter
was written a hearing had not been
given on the case. Not a little trouble
is. caused by the Italians who are
working in the section around Stockton
Springs. in the way of violation of the
game laws. and but few days ago one
of them was arrested for shooting and
killing a deer in close time. and any
thing that flies. walks. crawls or swims
is considered in the light of food
product by them.
An instance of this kind happened
near Augusta not long ago, when one
of the Italians who was working in the
city was caught out hunting one Sum
day, and was arrested for hunting
without a nonresident license. The
man had Il game bag over his shoulder,
and in the bag wnrc robin, a crow, a
pigeon and a Woodchuck, and when
asked if he was going to eat the collcc-
ton in the bag. he replied with a grin:
sob. yes; put him all in the pot and
boil him. He fine--make nice stew.
This was probably the first occasion
where crow had figured in an Augusta
menu for many moons.
The following corporations have filed
their certificates of organization at the
Office of the secretary Of state:
The Ideal Steam Auto Co. organized
Al South Berwick for the purpose Of
man1tfa curing and dealing in steam.
gas and electrical generators for power
and heating purposes, with S25o,0Do
capital stock, If which $500 is paid in.
Officers: President and treasurer. Fred
A. Hobbs Of South Berwick. Certifi-
cate approved July 10. 1906.
Electric Percussion Tool Co. organ
lied at Augusta for the purpose of
manufacturing and repairing machin-
erv. tools, etc. and carrying on the
business of electrical and mechanical
engineers. with s1.5OO.OO0 capital stock.
Of which nothing is paid in. Officers:
President and treasurer. !. S. Kcarncy
of Augusta. Certificate approved
July 9. 1906.