Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-19
iMs me Crops Will as a
Rule Be Good.
Gen.. Gilman Thinks Apple Crop
viii be About s. Per Cent.
isi q Candidates Who Passed Examination
Before Medical Board.

ri IflitttTS connected with the
de, nent. and will go to Readfield
tod n where he will attend the annual
rai the kennebec County Agricul-
Tn, ;ociety. Mr.. Gilman has within
III, It few weeks visited many sec
ito the State. during which time
he t,, had n good opportunity of be-
acquainted with the different
w., ,nditions. and has secured an
Nv mt idea of what the harvest of
y g. tc i'm the different lines of fruits
getables will be.
,.aking of the apple crop yester-
"a said that from what he had
IL "a. to learn from observation.
included visits to different
.-n,,., and the displays at the
v.,,u fairs which have thus far been
held ana also from what he had been
told by fruit growers, the crop this
wear would figur" up about IS per cent.
Some rstim e: were higher than that
mt b lid hink that figure would
as2a =, ded he apple crop of 1905
saaaL SO cent, and the coming
49,. no doubt be smaller.
The potato crop, he said, was look
g Favorable. and while conditions
II e. | the season did not give the
\ owe great deal of encourage
! mt weather for the past two
! Of lad helped out a great DEAL
(: potato crop will be a pretty
{ after all. 1t will not be as
". X that of last year in point of
y eli the increased acreage will
Ike II of the shortage, and the
lium potatoes raised in the State
TINS. will be larger than for several
y ears ,cording to the estimates of
the ] 81 authorities there will be
l 900. 70 ushels more raised in Aroos-
took - u ty than there were last year.
livery is now digging potatoes and
they d: citing from 81 to $1.10 at the
station
The p of sweet corn is also going
to be BOD one. Earlier in the sea-
son. lg to weather conditions.
ererytl seemed to point to a failure
in the p, but the froSts have held off
aloWin he corn To come to maturity
and tn. ~op is a good one. The. corn
crop fo ne past few years has been
poor, b. the hot weather of the latter
part o the SUMMER was just what was
ne .ded, md while the crop will not be
large :ording to acreage the in
Crease the acreage will make the
crop a I'd one.
Mr.. & nan said that one thing which
he had )fic.d in his recent travels
was tins here we've more fields plowed
and han "t'l, ana ready for the com
ing croI han he ever had seen before
(which an interesting evidence. Of
phe pr eSSiveIIcSs of the Maine
GARNER.
ANON thing that he noticed was
the pre-. &C Of an unusual number Of
insect this year. and on fruit
(ReeS " had been set out this wear
me- hsh keep OF these pests was a
Afd oi The weather had been con-
rutive h" breeding Of these pests.
M IN ult had been an unusual in
l9ASa lmbcrS.
H0ilt is Il list Of the candidates
~ s'i sfully passed the examine
ps b. the state Board of Regis
fion Medicine and surgery at It's
m 8. and are now authorized
ipra' In this State: Annie Isabel
pms allowell Ray n. Randall of
> def Frank J.. Ferrin of Leyant,
= yhan Saunders of Bowdoinhan.
Ny hilbert Of Portland. Harold
~ ms OF Lewiston, Albion f..
~ .ast Machias, Angus Mac
IlC In Boston, Mass, Robert IL.
ClIb' Boston. Mass. Thomas f..
car .ynn. Mass. Ludger c. Pei
lar d n Buren,, Adelard Simard OF
CreIh, I. n. H., Leonard H. Ford
oEt:t y idington. Thomas V. Hunter
oHir n Id. n. r.. Henry Edward
F" Waldwick. N. j.. Willis b.
n mn If Waterloo Fay F.. LARA
III j aspect Harbor. George w.
T'es Belfast, Archibald w.
IL OF lew York, Phileas Chapron
81 Ale -ndre, Can. Francis ]. Welch
o. ia scott G. Iarrabee Of Scar
Id In p r. Thompson of Portland.
~ \. cry of Portland. Stanwood
Ef si'ei f Portland. Zabdiel b. Ad-
an CT Boston. Mass, Alfred IL.
Sever Temple, N. b., Harris G..
Bstws Augusta, Arthur o. Davis
off ogi l. Harry W. Sampson of
Pos II. Walter J. Roberts of Ken
i nell :, aerton NJ. Ross of Phillips.
Ha'' II. loudman of Burlington. VT,
Hor Marks Of Portland. Joseph
r. ! tnT IF Gorham, John l.. Davis
of lo .lai Robert II. Hayes of Lew
ist,t o. h w. Scannen of Lewiston.
Ste "a Uhler of Easton, Pa.
HG. w w. Stetson. State superin-
en est III ubic schools and his assist
ant. Neso Luce. We're at the Capitol
fu., day q matters of business con-
mct.d wi 4 the educational depart
= nen~.
mi 9 Ger, rude Gerald of the corps Of
c4r.sat the office of the adjutant
~n.ral, who had been enjoying u va
aim las resumed her duties at the
dice.
Tie 10 Owing corporations have filed
,hpi. Ger ificates Of organization at the
,mca Of he secretary of state:
sI,a PT lucers' Pipe Line Co, organ
,..d At Augusta for the purpose of
,,orinr petroleum asd other min
IL W tn Sl0ooo0 capital stock. OF
S;c, nothing is paid in. Officers:
n nr dsrt. and treasurer. l. L. Fair
r "a Augusta. Certificate filed
se ga Colony Laundry Co. organizes
| O,J1 for thu ,,,,,,., - o.,,l,..