Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-09
STATE HOUSE.
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inspectors Appointed For
m0th-InfeCted Districts,
Falmouth Municipal Officers
Want Gates al Railroad CROSSING
Ramford Novelty Manufacturing
Co. Increases Capital Stock.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting Of Governor and Coun-
ell Tuesday, Nov. IL, at 10 A. M.

meeting was held at the depart-
intnt of agriculture Friday between
state EntnmOlogist HitchinS and Capt
f.. l.. Philbrnok. who has charge Of
the field forces in the crusade against
the girsy moth, together with some of
the members Of the force, for the pur-
pose OF talking over the situation and
planning for q continuance of the work
Additional reports were received from
the mon who are working in the ThaX-
ter woodlot in Kittery. where he lar
geSt infcStat ton Yet discovered a short
time ago. which show that the nfes-
tution is full IS serious as was first
suspected \ total of S7i egg clusters
were found by the men in one day. and
specimens were brought to the bureau
of entomology yesterday showing the
egg clusters attached to eight different
species Of trees The government has
decided to send more men to Kittcry
and every effort will be made to Kill out
the colony of moths which has become
Established there
The broWn-tai question was also
taken up at the meeting and inspectors
appointed to look after the work which
is being done in the infested sections of
OYER " hich they will have charge, as
follows:
6. II. knn,llton Of Vassalboro. An
'lro.coggin county.
T. \ Rogers of Brunswick. parts of
| Cumberland and Sagadahoc counties.
George r. Howe Of Norway. Oxford
and Franklin counties.
f. T.. Addition Of Greene, Penobscot,
Waldo and Knox counties.
Il. D. Leavitt OF Auburn. Andres
coEgin county.
| G. A. Yeaton of Chelsea. Lincoln
| county and part of kennebcc county
| Announcement has been made at the
| office of the Board Of Railroad Com
| miSsioners of the receipt OF a petltioh
| from the municipal officers of the town
Of Falmouth, Cumberland county,
| which represents that the highways Ut
the crossing of the Maine central ka'-
road On the now Gray ROAD, HnoWh az
the Hall crossing. and at the crossing OF
the Maine Genital Railroad on the ol'
Gray read, known as the :lAaniber'
crossing in Falmouth. are danGertu us
and unsafe for public travel. ana nav
ing made application in writing 10 saw
| corporation 10 erect SdttS t'' '-''''
crossings, and to employ person 70
open and clos" the same. and the SAID
lrorroration having neglected or refused
! TO grant the r"uiicSt of the petitioners.
they therefore pray that the BOARD 81
Railroad Commissioners. after dui
notice and hearing. decide upon TIE
! rcaso,labIcneSS of the request ana take
| such action as the statutes provide
| The following special orders. ~" VI,
| was issued from the office of tn" a"ju-
Il tant general Friday morning
Augusta. Nov. :. 80.
y Special Hers No. 81.
4 I An election j. hereby ordered f"r
i the position of first litutcnant IN COM
! panv e. ID Regiment of Infantry \. q.
| s NJ, and any other colninlSsi"n"h
| pn-itlons in tho company whose pres
Il ont occrIpauts may he elected to higher
|! Office
Il II The election will he held in the
4 coIr,,,3v'S armory in Bath or the i'm
II dav % November. 1907. AZ O'Clock /
NJ. 3
|! III. The immediate commander OF
h tho company will give the required
II notice. and Capt. George y. l'uNef viii
II preside 1t the election.
II The entire proceedings will be con-
ductcd strictly in accordance "ith inc
H Militia Law and Regulations Tor the
II National Guard.
4 Bv order Of the Colnmander-in-Chlel
\ Angus us Il. Farnham.
II Acknowledgement.