Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-08
STATE HOUSE,
Governor Cobb Appoints
Five Delegates
To Deep Waterways Confer
ence at Philadelphia.
Fryeburg Granite Co. Votes to In.
crease Capital Stock.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting Of Governor and coun'
Gil Tuesday, Nov. II, at 10 A. M.

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for the purpose of establishing and
maintaining continuous waterways
from Cape Cod to North Carolina. The
names Of the delegates are as follows:
F1raZer w Clark of Portland.
Winfield $. Pendleton of Islesboro.
Alfred X. AmeS of MachiaS.
Samuel r Perry of Bath.
ID J. Sawyer of JOnesport.
The conference is held as the result
Of a conference Of representatives OF
municipal and trade bodies from
PENNSYLVANIA, New Jersey and Della
ware held at the Chamber of Corn
merce Trenton, Oct. ], at which the
following preamble and resolutions
We're adopted:
Whereas it is highly important that
the great industrial and commercla.
interests along the Atlantic seaboard
should be brought together for con-
centrated action in support of inland
yaterwavs for the speedy and econ,
ominal movement Of the products OF
the mine, factory and farm.
Resolved. By this conference of
representatives Of boards of trade and
cb.mhcrs of commerce along the upper
Delaware, that arrangements be mace
for n general conference of commerctal
bodies along the Atlantic Seaboard, L"
| which conference the Governors OF tie
yarious states affected will be invited
| .. send official representatives:
Resolved. That this proposed genera
conference be requested to form
| nar,ntnent association for the promo
! ,ion IF continuous inland waterways
! o,nno the Atlantic states. and 10 confer
w;,h other associations in other paris
| nf tho country. organized for similar
4 purposes:
\ pesolved. That a committee of seven
4 he amounted to max" arrangements lof
| ,he proposed general conference. winch
! shall he held. if it can be so con
| r,ninntly arranged, in the CITY 81
! Philadelphia. during the month o!
4 November. 1907.
1 /, compliance with the foregoing
resolutions the following committee
!: w,s appointed: John F.. ReEburn'
,avor of Philadelphia; Mahlon ~
! r-l,pe president Trades League. Phlia-
| 1,inhia: joel cook. president Board OF
,r..,de Philadelphia; Hiram +. Burton.
II ,,,o,,. bcr Of Congress, Delaware, Joseph
II u C.,,.ndv manufactures. Bristol. "a,
II +, TavJor Rue mayor Of Burllngton'
H \ T. " Holt Apgar, attorney at law
Il Tronton y. j. Other members were
4 added later. 49, :
1 ,o,.i,s nf nancrs covering in sections
K tho on,ir. route of the proposed con-
t,nuous Atlantic waterways. so tiiat
| tho whole project may be presented
i ond discussed intelligently. The con-
f.r.nca with conclude with banquet
J 10 be addressed by prominent Speakers
N-ntico has f1acn iiled at the Office Oh
| ,nc secretary of State that at tiiee'-
i ing If the Stockholders OF the fryepui ;
II cr,oi,, Co. held ut the Office OF ~he
II cnrnoration at Portland. Nov .. II was
II waited that thc capital sock OF the cor
II rn,.,tiou be increased from W.poo SHARES
III ~ tra n1r value of s. each I" Jh."oo
shares of the same par value; u NaS
also voted that 10000 shares OF me
u capit3I stock, amounting 10 s]0o'o"o par
II yaluc. now in the hands OF Satnafl H.
r. Hurnham and Frederick w. Grahan'
1 ~. trustees for the benefit OF the cor
uurntion be designated as preferred
stock. the holders of such stock 10 De
! eutitl,d 20 receive or to have SCI apart
I, the III from the surplus or net rfh"'S
arising from the business OF the cor
4 roration non-cumuiafiga dividends AT
the rate of 6Ic per annun. but no more
III The order covering the annual insp@r-
ton Of the different organizations OF
the National Guard Of the Stafe OF
Maine by Brig. Gen. Charles r. DAVIS
INSPECTOR general on the staff OF Gov
,rpnr Cobb. will soon be issued from
Mo otiice If the adjutant general.
II George F. Giddings. assistant clerk at
the office of The Board Of Kaih"'d
Il commissioners. was at D2nVlti" JUNO
A ton Thursday. in attendance AT i near
inc ,,-hich was held by the commission
ers IN = petition from the county COM
missioners of AndrOscoggin county.
ROSCOE Eddy OF Bar Harbor was al
! ,hc Capitol Thursday on business con-
rccted with the bureau or !nduStr'a
| and labor statistics.
The following corporations have filed
| their certificates Of organization at Inc
| office of the secretary of State:
Texas Kcolin Co, organized at Port
land for the purpose of manufacturing
and dealing i'll pottery or eartherr
products covered in part or wholly
with koolin. with $35000o capt.
ltal stock. of which nothing is paid in
iOnicers: President. James +. Manter OF
Portland: treasurer. Clarence f. Eaton
of Portland Certificate filed Oct. g.
1907.
i Is. F. Copeland Co, organized at
Portland for the purpose of manufac-
turing and dealing in drugs. medicines
and chemical preparations. with $780,
600 capital stock. of which nothing is
paid in. Officers: President, II. l.
Cram of Portland: treasurer. A. F
Dunham of Portland. Certificate flee
Nov. :, 1907.
! While the Sandwich islands were nomi
nal,v Christian territory in 1852, they hay,
since reverted to heatkenism through thu
. influx of Chinese. japanese and Koreans
as we'll as many MeXicans.