Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-08

Greatest gain during entire residence,
32% pounds. in II months.
"Average temperature of patients in
class !, on admission, a. NJ, 97.S; +. NJ.
81: average temperature of patients
in class l on discharge. A. NJ. 9S1; =.
NJ. 991; average temperature of
patients in with bacilli in sputum on
admission, 80; on discharge. IS. Num-
Der of patients in class with no bacilli
in sputum on admission. .: not positive.
1: on discharge, 8. Number of patients
in class l, hemorrhage before admis-
sion, Is: during residence. S: number
history hemOrrhages. IS: number OF
patients no history during residence.
%; number of patients of larynGcal
complications. 2.
Glass ,: patients Gar advanccd:
average residence, weeks: average
gain of seven case. Ga pounds; aver
age loss of two patients, 6 pounds, .
ounces; greatest gain in weight. IL
pounds; greatest loss Of weight, 6A
pounds.
Average temperature on admission,
A. NJ. 97.S; p. NJ. 1O1.S: number of pa
tients with history of hemorrhage be-
ioIt eluiIllsSicii, ilulilDtI o1
with history of hemorrhage during
residence, none.
Result of treatment: Patients dis
charged during the year. 2S: disease
arrested, =: very much improved. 3: i'm
proved, =. Discharged for infringement.
of rules, ]: patients discharged with
course OF disease progressive. not i'm
proved, 3. These nine We're far ad-
vanced and taken for observation: sub
sequently discharged as not fit for
sanatorium treatment"
At the hearing held by the commits
sioners of inland fisheries and game at
Bangor Tuesday. on petition asking
that Lambert Lake. in Washington
county, be closed to ice fishing for a
period of years. it was voted to close
the lake for that purpose for four years
1t was also ordered that rei.Iirs be
made III the fishway 1T ;he dam above
the salmon pool at Bangor.
An unusual incident in connection
with the coming meeting of the Cover
nor and Council. which will be held
Friday. Feb. %. is that there will be no
appointments in the line Of the more
important offices of the State unless it
be that the appointment of a State Ii
brarian should be forthcoming In
March there will be but two important
appointments to make, they being
municipal Judges for the city of Au-
eusta and for the town of Dexter. as
the terms OF Judge Andrews of the for
mer. and Judge Stone of the latter
place expire during that month.
Governor Cobb is expected to be at
the Capitol today, on matters of busi-
ness. comm" to Augusta on his way
home from Boston.
Hon. Edward WigGin. secretary at
the cfluca tional department. has re-
ceived and accepted an invitation to de-
liver an oration before John 4. Adams
Post. No. 1n1. G.. A. r.. at GOrham. on
Memorial day. This is, it is believed,
the first announcement to be made in
that line for the season.
The following corporations have filed
their certificates of organization at the
Office Of The secretary of State:
Trustee Investment Co. organized
at kittery for the purpose of dealing in
stocks. bones and other securities and
evidences of indcbt edness, with $780,
000 capital stock of which nothing is
paid in. Officers: President, Horace
Mitchell of kitttrv; treasurer, S. ].
Morrison of Portsmouth, n H.
Certificate approved Feb. s. 1905.
Grand Isls Lumber Co. organized at
FanG"r for the purpose of manufacture
ing lumher of all kinds. pulp, paper and
all product, that may be made of
wood. with SIG. 400 capital stock of
which nothing is paid in. Officers:
President, Fred Il. Cutler of Rrooklinc.
Mass: treasurer. James Crawford of
Van RUrcn. Certificate approved Feb
6. 1906.
Eastern Bay Steamboat CO.. organ
iZcd at brlfast for the purpose of own
ing ana running steamboats, for the
carriage Of freight and passengers,
with $4,000 capital stock. Of which
5000 il paid in. Officers: President.
Edward II. Carpenter OF Castinc: treas