Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-19
STATE HOUSE.
Auburn and Turner Rail-
road Co. Files Report.
Program for Meeting Of Maine
State Oairymen's Association.
Gen. Farnham Goes to RockIand on
Francis Matter.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting of Governor and Council,
Thursday, Dec. 10, at 10 A. M.


$sS61.92, the net earnings from opera
tons We're $54S8.S1, the interest on the
funded debt was $3125, the net income
was s23G3.Sl, the surplus at the close
OfIhe year was $23G3.Sl, the passenger
earnings were sIO,3S1.20, the freight
earnings We're $3416.06 and the rent
Of equipment was $503.47.
The operating expenses are divided
as follows: Power plant wages $9S2.-
5S, hired power S3479.30, wages of con-
ductOIs $1O72.15, wages of mOtOrmen
$500 &c. removal of snow and ice $54.77,
maintenance of electric pant $S16S.
maintenance of cars S26.15. salaries of
several officers $lO11.S9. rent of tracks
and terminals $5Sl.l0, insurance $373-
49,
Other items N the report are as
| follows:
| Passenger car mileage, G9.360;
freight, mail and express car mileage,
1880; total car mileage. S0,250; pas
| senger car hours. 1874; freight, mail
and express car hours, 72S; total car
hours, 1852; fare passengers carried,
| 1852; car earnings for car hour,
$".O31: operating expenses per car
l
aries and wages paid. $i3732l; capital
stock, 100000; funded debt, SIZE, 900
| The annual State dairy meeting I'M
der the control of the Maine State
Dairymen's Association and Depart
ment of Agriculture will be held at
Music hall, Farmington Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday. Dec 4. > and
6. All sessions will be public and ev-
erybody is cordially invited Reduced
rates will be- granted over the Maine
central, Phillips & R;ngclcy and San
|dy River Railroads. Cash prizes are
offered for the different classes Of
DAIRY products. The program for the
three days is as follows:
TUESDAY, DECEMBER l.
100 +. M.-Invocation. Address Of Wei
lngton. Response by A. W Gilman.
compassionate of agriculture
." by asH Eafi st stua ir5t r ri ,h EssyT,
yerSity of Maine who have competed
for prizes Offered at State Dairy C"n-
tersnr". .pittsiicld. Drcrmb,.r. I9G5. as
ton. Sd. $40 and 81: l.. g. f;ateman.
$40; III. +. Cook. s.: George Aiken. u:
Il. a. Gilbert. 81: \. W. Gilman, 81.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER ).
200 a. NH" Head Of the Dairy
sity of Maine
1000 4. M.-''i}pv;nc Tub, rculosis. bv
70 81 pr f. l. k !t!r; University Of Maine.
Cow, by Ii"n. X. W. Ellis, Embden.
Hoo \. M.-"'rhe breeding and Handling
OF barry Herd for Show Purposes. -
~ ). /" Robinson, South Windham.
10 l.. M.-"IIow Best to Chcaren Milk
iir"ductIyn' by f, a. Converts. Buff
Il; \ Gilbert. North Greene
20 =. -,".M"dern agriculture as a Pro
itssi.n. hLI lr. Geo. l.. Fellows, Uni
3N J.. "H,llng IN a Dairy Herd.
cnSsi"n opened ~ Hon. VI. Drcring.
4" = NJ Animal Life Oh til. Farm" IN
iiustratcd lecture ~ Nllancry f.
% t,nli,r. Ernnklvn, \. y.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER c.
SO y. M.-Annual Meeting of the Maine
l@irNmcn's Association and Election
| "t Officers.
io.C" \. M.-"S"me Requisites for Profit
H." a. M.-'Th" COW and Some of her
l lmp"Ithnt nsr>s"S by Dr. Z. d.
10 T. M.-"CDw Test Associations" by
$. & Thompson, State dairy instruct
| or. followed by discussion
30 +. M.-"The Relation of the Dairy
man 10 the ,'reamrryman.' by j. Matt
Gilmnn. ritistirId-
tron Improve Ills Product" by VI
| *. lIImlin. South Waterford
$50 p. AUTHORIZATIONS, Of Tests" by w.
| G.. Hunton. Readfiold.
10 +. M-Reading Of Second and Third
| Prize Essays. by agricultural stu
dents of University of Maine.
AT the request of Governor Cobb Adj
| int General Earpbap, loft on tho
morning train Saturday for Rockland
to confer with the Governor and War
den Norton Of the Maine state prison
in regard to the ACCESSIBILITY of calling
out Co. II, Of the list Infantry. ~ G.
s. NJ. Of Rockland. and perhaps some
Of the other companies of the Guard to
participate in the search for the negro
| Francis.
| General Farnham arrived on the fore
noon train and ne and the Governor
| went at once to Rockport, where they
met Warden Norton. High Sheriff A. J.
Tolman of Knox county. Mayor Rod
ney |. Thompson of Rockport and
with them discussed the situation.
The Governor and adjutant general
| expressed n desire to lend all the aid
possible in trying to capture Francis,
essity Of ordering out the militia. War
den Norton. who on Thursday night
had asked the governor for the services
of the Rockland militia company. had
come to the conclusion by Saturday
noon. when the conference was held
| that the militia wasn't needed. and it
| was decided not to call out the
/ soldiers.
| The close Of the past weeks work on
the part of the Board of State Asses
sors find that portion if it which re-
lateS to the fixing of the valuations of
the cities. towns and plantations of the
state practically completed with the
exception of a few places where the
matter has been left open for a few
days because of questions which art
yet awaiting settlement An instance
OF this kind which might be mentioned