Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-07
STATE HOUSE,,
Gov. Cobb Announces
Monthly Nominations.
Many Expected at the Meeting
Of Governors and STATS, e
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Col. Collins Of FRS: Infantry Taxes
Oath Of Office.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting of Governor and Coun'
: ell, Tuesday, Aug. 10, at 10 A. M.

Announcement was made Tuesday by
Governor Cobb Of the following komi-
nations for the month Of August:
Chairman Board Of Registration
Robert s. Gray, Calais (Milltown).
( Public NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. L.
Walton, Skowhegan.
To Administer Oaths. Acknowledge
Deeds and SolemniZc Marriages-H.
| Maude Davis, Bangor.
| Agents to Prevent Cruelty to Ami
| lnals--John Patterson, Belfast; Eden
| !. TIinckley. Sedgwick.
| Commensurate A. Nye, Searsport;
Bennett D. Perkins, Castine.
Dedimus Justice-Fred w. Brown,
| Jr., Brooks.
Trial Justices-Charles p. Hutchins,
Freedom; VIM. c. Simpson, Fairfield;
| o. II. Taylor, Topsfield.
Notaries Public-Will C. Atkins.
Gardiner: ]. NJ. Brown, Eagle Lake
Pr: George NJ. Chapman. Fairfield;
William f. Fernald. Old Orchard;
Frederic ]. Laushlin, Portland: Ed
ward +. Merrill, Skowhegan; Edward
n. Merrill. Skowhegan; bertrand G.
March, Portland; Edward L. Piper,
Portland; Chas G.. Allen, Portland:
! George c. Roberts. Portland Wood
fords); y. d. Ross, Lincolnville; C. j.
Staples, Lubec; John G. Smith. Saco:
John F.. Taylor, Norridgewock; Virgil
c. Wilson, Portland; Hilton B. Wright
Washington
Justices of the Peace-Nathan c.
Aver, Bangor; Victor Brett Bangor;
Jud.ion E. Bryant. Portland; Turner
Buswell. Solon- Frank L. Buker. Wells
depot; Samuel NJ. Came, Alfred;
James a. Comedian. Portland: Carl p.
bennett, Bangor: Phil P. Getchell,
lewiston: Fl. II. Hastings. Bethel;
Melvin S. Holway, Augusta; II. L..
Irish, Turner; George Il. Johnson.
Harpswell; Frederic ]. Lauehlin Port
land; Frederick H. Lowell. Calais:
Frank A. Morey, Lewiston; Chas. A.
Rolfe, Princeton; +. Shorey, Enfield;
Isaiah X. Stetson, Bangor; Frank l..
Tuck Bangor; Hilton L. Wright.
Washington.
Inspector of Lime and Lime Casks
Arthur +. Crockett, Rockland.
Preparations for the coming annual
meeting of the Association of Gov
ernors and Their Staffs, which will be
held at Riverton. Portland, Thursday,
Aug Is. are rapidly being completed
and it is expected that the occasion
will be very enjoyable one. The
program for the day will include the
usual banquet, which will be held at ,
o'clock in the afternoon, the election Of
officers and such Other business rs may
be brought before the meeting. It is
expected that the party will attend the
| theater at Peaks Island in the eve
ming.
REPLIES are being received daily by
| the secretary in response to the in
vitations which We're sent out and
| there is reason to believe that the at
| tendance will be large. 1t is expect
ed that all of the eX-G"vcrnors will be
present. Among the members Of the
association who have significd their in
tent On of being present are the follow
| ing:
Governor William T. Cobb of Rock
land.
Ex-Governor Selden Connor of Au-
gusta.
Gen. Augustus i. Farnham of Ban
gOr.
Col. r. J. Mayo of Foxcroft.
Col. Fverard f.. Newcomb Of East
port
Col. r. F.. Roothby of Portland.
Col. George G.. Wing Of Auburn.
Major John J. DoOley of Portland.
Col. Fred Atwood of Winterport.
Col Joseph p. Peaks of Dover.
Col. Frederick Hale of Portland.
Col. ]. r. Printable of Portland.
Cen. C. F. Maddocks of Portland.
Col. A. +. Neatly Of Lewiston.
Col. c. T.. Stevens of Augusta.
Col. +. Fl. Hargraves of Buxton.
Col. w. J. Maybury of Saco.
Col. Isaac Dyer of Skowhegan.
The eX-GOvernorS of the State in the
| order of their service, all of whom are
expected to be present are as follows:
Joshua l.. Chamberlain, 1S6I-1S1O.
Selden Connor. 1S76-1S7S
Frederick Robbie. 1SSS1SS6.
Edwin c. Burleigh. 1SS9-1S92.
Henry r. Cleaves. 1S93-1S96-
Hlewellyn Powers, 1S97-1900.
John F. Hill, 1901 -1904.
The Board of Railroad Commlsslon-
ers. which had since last Friday been
engaged in the annual inspection of the
lines of the Bangor & ArOostOok Rail-
| road. will be in session at the office OF
tho hoard at 10 o'clock this morning
when hearing will be given on the