Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-25
STATE HOUSE,
.aixg
City of Auburn Asks for
Highway Changes.
About Railroad Station Grounds
at DdnviIIe Junction,
State Board Of Health IN Mat Al
State Board Of Health to Meet at
Poland Springs.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
next Meeting of Governor and Council,
Tuesday, July at 10 A. M.

city of Auburn, in Androscoggin
county. asking for certain changes in
the highways in and about the station
grounds of the Maine Central Railroad
and the Atlantic * st. Lawrence Rail-
road at Danville Junction, in the city
Of Auburn. The changes desired are
for public safety and convenience and
are about as follows
Starting from a point on the county
road 100 feet more or less southwestern
ly of the crossing Of said county road
with the westerly side line Of the To-
cation nf the Atlantic q St. Lawrence
Railroad and thence changing the
course % said county road 80 that 1t
shall run nnrtheTly 10 a point COO feet
more OF less from the point Of Begin
ming; thence turning easterly and
crossing said railroad location by a
bridge 10 a point approximately mid
way between the location Of the At
lantic & st. Lawrence Railroad and
the Maine Central Railroad. thence
continuing in an easterly direction
over Il bridge over the location of the
Maine Central Railroad and continu-
ing by a graded road to connect with
the oak Road 50 called: thence con-
Thinning in an easterly direction to con-
meet with the county road.
From the said point midway be-
tween the locations aforesaid a ramp
or graded road to extend Southerly 300
feet more or less to the station team
ing grounds; also from the said point
midway between the locations afOre-
said n ramp or graded road to extend
northerly to connect with the county
road which was laid out and the pro-
ceedinge thereon finally closed at the
October term. 1901, Of the county com
missi0ners' court for AndroscOggin
county.
Also starting from such point wes-
terlY Of the Atlantic & st. Lawrence
Railroad location as tine board may de-
termine. upon the county road above
referred to, to change the course Of
said county road 50 that II shan run in
n SOutherly direction to connect with
the course Of the old county road, as
changed according to the foregoing, or
about tho point where the bridge to be
constructed across the Atlantic & ST.
Lawrence Railroad location has its
west erly end.
And tha board is still further petit
toned as incident to the changes
prayed for. to discontinue such grade
crossings as can be properly diecon-
timed by reason Of the changes in6i-
Gated; ana in particular TO discnn-
time that portion Of the old county
road living across the location of the
Atlantic g. st. Lawrence Railroad and
the Maine Central Railroad southerly
TO the present station; also to discon-
road living within the location Of the
Atlantic g. st. Lawrence Railroad and
also Ia discontinue the crossing of the
Oak Road living mort herlv of the pres
emf station and within the location of
the Maine Central Railroad.
IT was annOunred Yesterday ut the
otfire Of the state Board of Health
that the adjourned quarterly meeting
of that body would be held on next
Friday. June %. AT the Poland Springs
House, the board having been invited
to hold its meeting there by the
Kicker Bros. and DIR. Cakes. 1t will be
a combined business and pleasure trip.
The board has not vet been to the
Maine state SanatOrium at Hebron,
and q visit to that institution will be
made in the morning for the purpose
of looking it over and Inspecting the
work which is being done there. after
which the journey will be resumed to
Poland Springs where dinner will be
had and where the meeting will be
held in the afternoon. Dr. ~ q.
Young Of this city, secretary Of the
board. will be of the party.
In accordance with the plans of the
State Board Of Health, as formulated
at its last meeting, il is expected that
the work Of investigating the milk and
water supplies of the state Will soon
| be commenced by the State Laboratory
of Hygiene, under the direction oil
Prof. Evans of the laboratory. This
means quite an amount of work to he
done and it will probably be some time
| before it is completed.
| Hon 6 w. Carr. insurance commits
sioner for the State, was at Lewiston
Nnndav on business connected with
the department.
| The following corporations have nieo
their certificates of organization "' ''''
| office of the secretary of state;
old Town. Orono < Boston Express
| Co. organized at old Town. LOT 'h'
n,,rnose Of conducting a general eX-
nress business. with 100000 capita
sto.,, of which nothing is paid In
Oncers: President. Joseph Moore o.
Old Town; treasurer, Augustus u
paars If old Town. Certificate hlet
June "a, 1907.
Island CITY & Boston Express 20
ORGANIZED at Old Town. for the pur
80 Of conducting a general express
business. with $4,000 capital stock o
4 Which nothing is paid in ofiicers
president. Theodore Boulier OF oi'
rowp. treasurer, Patrick II. Shea Q
! old town. Certificate filed June - iso'
Allied Securities. organized at FORT
, ,ond for the purpose of deahhs