Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-16

III cI anu oC'ttl StTeclS, SOuUH
Portland, to what is called Pond Cove
schOOlhouse, also in South Portland.
The signers are Jabez True, Norman
True L. l.. Leighton. Charles Dalton
and Edward c. Reynolds, each of whim
have subscribed for 81 shares of stock
The capital stock is $4,000. The name
Of the proposed road is the Cape Shore
Railway. and the length of the road is
eight miles.
Highway Commissioner Sargent com
pleted the second week of his tour of
the different counties of the state for
the purpose of meeting with the road
commissioners Friday and was at the
Capitol Saturday. The meetings will be
held the coming week as follows: Bel
fast, Waldo county, today: Bangor
Pcnobscot county. Wednesday,; Ellis
worth. Hancock county. Thursday:
Machias. Washington county, Friday.
Hon. F. +. Timberlake Of Phillips.
bank examiner for the State. has just
received fine photograph of Charles
r. Written of this city, handsomely
framed, to be added TO the collection of
portraits of bank examiners which
grace the walls of the department. Mr..
Whitten was Mr.. TimberIake's prede-
cessOr in the office and the receipt of
the portrait completes the list with the
exception of that of William Philbrick
of SkOwhegan, which is yet to be re-
ceived. The work of securing the por-
traits of tie former bank examiners
was originated by Mr.. Timberlake soon
after being chosen for the office and
the number thus far secured is six. The
names Of those VINO have served since
the office was created is az follows:
1868. Albert w. Paine of Bangor; 1870,
William Philbrick of Skowhegan; 1873,
William w. Bolster of Auburn: 1879.
Joseph Titcomb of Kennebunk: 1880
Fred f. Richards of Camden; 1899,
George d. Bisbee of Buckfeld; 1892,
Charles r. Whitten of Augusta; 1895,
Fremont f. Timberlake of Phillips.
Th" pair of moose antlcra which Wnr"
recently sent t" Chairman Carleton of
The commission of inland fisheries and
gam nv lame Warden Austin. III"
had the rare opportunity "f seeing
them shed by Il moose at ELgl" Lake
in Aroostook county. Jan. 90. have been
artiStically mounted and have been
given a place on the wall of the depart
ment between the two moose heads at
the right of the entrance of the room.
Walter Wilson Crosby. G. T.. state
highway engineer. Baltimore. Md, and
4 friend of Highway Commissioner
Sargent was a caller at the Capitol
Saturday as guest of the latter gen
tIcman.
The following corporations have filed
their certificates of organization at the
office Of tho secretary of state:
New York. Queens and Richmond
Realty Co. organized at Ellsworth for
the purpose of doing q general real es-
tate business with s2.OoOOOO capital
stock of which $50 is paid in. Officers:
President, Leo J. Wardwell Of Ellis
worth: treasurer. +. NJ. Brown os Ellis
worth. Certificate approved April H..
1905.
Rcdonda Co. organized at Portland
for the purpose of dealing in cattle.
game and poultry of all kinds. import
ing and exporting the same. etc, with
5000 600 capital stock of which nothing
w. Baldwin of Portland: treasurer,
Clarence +. Eaton of Podtland. Certifi-
cate approved April IL, 1906.
Martin Piano Co. organized at Port
land for the purpose of manufacturing
and dealing i'm pianos. organs. automo-
| biles and mechanical players. etc. with
s15O. 900 capital stock of which nothing
is paid in. Officers: President. Millard
w. Baldwin Of Portland: treasurer.
G. r. Eaton of Portland. Certificate ap-
proved April IA 1905.
Corona Kid Manufacturing Co. or
ganized at Portland for the purpose of
manufacturing and dealing i'm skins.
hides and leather of all descriptions,
with S1O0O.000 capital stock Of which
nothing is paid in. Officers: President,
Charles c. Rucknam of Newton. Mass. !;
| treasurer Decius Beebe of MeIrose,
Mass. Certificate approved April Is.
| 1906.
The II. Z. Emmons Co. organized at
Brunswick for the purpose of conduct
| ing a wholesale and retail business in
groceries and provisions in the State of
Maine with $4,000 capital stock of
which 5000 is paid in. Officers: Pres-
dent. Harry E. Emmons of Brunswick:
| treasurer. Omer D. Tondreau of Bruns-
| wick. Certificate approved April 13.
1906.