Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-15
STATE HOUSE.
Changes in the National
Guard for 1905.
Range|ey Guide Convicted Of
Violating the Game Laws.
Wilson, Dexter and Berry Ponds Not 10 Be
Closed 10 Ice Fishing.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting Of Governor and Council
Feb. q, At 10 A. M.

Feb. q, at ~ a. NJ.
General orders No. % have been is
sued from the Office of the adjutant
general, showing the changes which
nave taken place in the personnel Oh
the National Guard of the state Oh
Maine during the year 1905.
The number of commissions Whlcn
have been issued during that time is as
follows: First Infantry, l.; Second IN
fantry, IA.
The following casualties have oc-
Cured among the commissioned otfl-
GERS: First Infantry, L.; Second IN
fantry, 10.
The following number Of enlisted
men have applied for and received an
honorable discharge from the s.rVice
of the state: First Infantry. y; Sec
ond Infantry, 80; discharge certihcateS
were also issued to Il men of IN" an
bulance corps by reason Of disbanu-
ment.
Enlisted men were hOnorably d's-
charged as follows. on the recon-
mendation of their respective company
commanders. at expiration of term OF
service: First Infantry. 80: Second In
Y,
reserves, l. For enlistment in me
United States service: First Infantry
10: Second Infantry. 6; naval reserve,
|. on account of an appointment I"
West Point: Second Infantry, !. For
physical disability: First Infantry. y
second Infantry. =. For inability 10
attend drills: First Infantry. 81; sec
and Infantry, 60: naval reserves. -.
For removal from town: First IMAM
try, -: Second Infantry, 1Ga: naval re-
serve. TO- For inability to attend en-
campmcnt: First Infantry. !; Second
Infantry, :. Deceased: FIRST m
fantrv, 4; Second Infantry. !. FOR
non-attendance ut drills: FIRST IN
fantry, rs; Second Infantry. l.: am
buIancc corps. ,. For non-attehdahce
at encunipment: First Regiment. -
Second Infantry. .. For hoh-'t-
| tendance at inspection First infantry
>. Second Infantry. l.. For TIL" good
az the service: First infantry. lG: Sec
md Infantry. :; naval reserve. !. DIS
h,uorably discharged: FIRST Infantry
| !.
A communication has been recciNhu
~ the executive department from 3t''e
Librarian John =. Kennedy oil VIZ
eiuia, asking when the appropriation
ro,. Tie silver service which was given
NV the state Of Maine to the battle
him Of that name WAS made. ana aiso
..,oting that the state of Virginia was
about tu make Il similar gift |" the
cruiser which has been named in her
honor. and that the request was made
in order to get an idea of what APP
,rorriation should be made for the
u,r,,osa. III replying TO the above II
cnny was sent of Chapter IT, OF thr
laws of 1891. it being the resolve under
which the silver service was bought
and the text Of which is as follows:
Resolved. That the sum of $1,000 be
land is hereby appropriated Tor the
purrose Of purchasing suitable
christening gift to be presented 10 me
steel armorad cruiser Maine. SAL"
amount to be expended under the d.
r4c,ion Of the Governor and Couhci'.
col. G. VI. Ossood of Lewiston. then
q member If the House. made the pur-
chase. The cost of the Servic" was
found to exceed the appropriation ny
about 500.
Harry r. Ouimby. n Rangelcy guide
was convicted before the supreme Ju-
,licial court for Franklin county AT
Pennington last week, for selling or
giving away to his sport. deer when
Twas taken ont of the State. Quimby
Twas first convicted before a trial JUS
Itirc at Rangeley, and took al appeal
Ito the supreme judicial court. and as
above. stated the jury convicted him.
i y, taI Nv tho ppmnli SSlOn-
ers Of inland fisheries and game as
4 very important case as the statutes
absolutely forbid the selling or giving
Iaway of game or birds To be taken out
OF the state. In this case DUMMY
was the guide for the party. ana
claimed that it was proper for the
guide to do this. but it has been shown
Ittat guides must obey the laws as
much as anybody else,-at least IN
| Fl ankin county.