Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-22
Cumberland County Streams
andBrooks Closed to Fishing.
Commissioner Sargent Holds First
Of County Road Meetings.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting Of Governor and Council
Tuesday, April %, at 10 A. M.

-ryhich list will come up for confirma-
+on at the next meeting Of the EXecu-
tive Council, the date of which is
Tuesday, April 70:
Member Board of Harbor Commits
sorers for South Portland-Albert E.
Over, South Portland.
Trustee Maine Industrial School for
cirls-Clara NJ. Farwell, Rockland.
Trustees Maine Insane hospitals
Thomas White, Bangor; Edward f.
Chase, Bluehill.
Member Board Veterinary Examin-
ers-F. f. Freeman, Rockland.
Trustees Normal Schools-William
A. Walker, Castine; William J. Knowl-
ton, Portland.
disclosure CommissiOner-Leona
p. Lincoln, North Arson.
Coroner-ianno A. Packard, Bethel
Inland Fish and Game Wardens-
Frank W Astin, Fort Kent (Mills);
Charles S. Adams, Jaskman.
Agents to prevent cruelty to ami
mals-Trunan II. Bucklin, Rockport;
George W. Dockham, Dixfield; f. II.
Over, Addison; Colby Getchell, Water
vile.
To acknowledge deeds, administer
oaths ard solemniZe marriages-Vera
r. Stevens, Pittsfield.
Trial itStices-Forrest b. L. Adams,
Joneeport; Burton F. Foster, Mont
vile; Charles A. Hatch. Unity; w.
Frank Jacobs, Rangeley; Frank O.
Welcome Yarmouth; G. q. Freeman,
cherryfield.
Notaries Public-Parker p. Rurleigh,
,r1
Leslie II. Goldsmith. Skowhegan: Hen
nv NJ Hall, Ellsworth; Charles 3
IIichborn, Augusta; James c. Mills,
Kineo; c. Howe Wiggin, Rockland
Justices of the Peace-Albert W..
Renner, Rockland: George w. Bumpus.
Auburn; Parker P. Burleigh, Houlton;
Waller 4. Clark, Houlton; William II.
Culliyer, Portland; VIM. G. Hartman.
Meddyhemps: Edgar A. Hubbard. Bid
dcford; c. l.. Hutchinson, Portland;
Moses King, Jr., lewiston; Ernest T.
McGlauliin, Pressure Isle; NJ. l.. Mer-
rili st. Adams; John A. Morrill, Au-
burn; Leroy S. Patch, Shepleigh;
Richard II. Perkins, Bridgewater
(center): Gardner II. Rankin, Hiram
& tEasD; Frank w. Shaw, Mars Hill;
John r. Shuman, 33 Plantation Great
Pond) .. x. Yates, Paris (WesD; HUI
bert J. Reed. Amity (North; F. f.
Spratt, Palermo.
Consequent upon hearings on petit
tions which were held last week by
Commissioners Carleton and Ring of
the Commission of Inland Fisheries
and Games, in Cumberland. Brown
field and Sebago, rules and regula-
ticns were adopted Tuesday closing all
of the head waters of White brook, So
called. in Cumberland county, to all
fishing for a term of four years. above
the land Of NJ. NJ. Blanchard in Cum
berland. Rules and regulations have
also been adopted closing all the head
waters of the Mill brook, so-called,
north of the Blanchard road in the
town of Cumberland
commissioners Carleton and Ring
have adopted rules and regulations
making an open time for four years
from May to August / on the stream
known as the Little Saco, situated
partly in the towns OF Brownfield ana
Fryeburg. on the petition of AlonZo
G. Marston and six others.
Rules and regulations have also been
adopted closing all the tributaries, d.
rect and indirect, to Hancock pond and
Sand pond. situated in the towns Oh
Sebago and Denmark, to all fishing Tor
a period of four years, except the TAX
ing of suckers In the usual way. Per-
mission was also granted to screen the
outlet of Hancock pond. The petition
ers were Sumner c. Poor and four 9TH
ers. citizens of SebagO and Denmark.
The petitioners asking for an annu-
oil close time on Blake brook, so-caiieo'
tributary of Southeast pond, So
called, in the town of SebagO, Cumber-
land county, and that the brook and all
Its tributaries be closed to all nsnlng
except one day in each week during
The month of May of each year, were
given leave to withdraw.
Paul D. Sargent, State commissioner
Oh highways. held the first OF the an
hual series of county road meetings at
the court house Monday, under the
auspices of the county commissioners
VI hennebec county. and considering
ue fact that the day was a holiday
!hA attendance was large. The MEM
pefs Of the Board of County Commits
sloners were present, also the road
commissioners, Selectmen or other OIL
hclals from nearly every town in the
county. but two towns failing to be
represented The meeting opened at
".'o and was addressed by Mr.. Sar-
gent who explained the new road law
20 some length, and the afternoon was
ueVo'ed to general discussion. The
meeting proved to be very instructive
throughout and the amount of interest
snown by those present was very graf
flying.
Hon. A. W. Gilman, commissioner of
agriculture, was at the department
yesterday forenoon on matters of bus
mess. and left in the afternoon for
Boston, where he went for the purpose
VI comforting with the Massachusetts
aushorlties on the gypsy moth situa-
ton.
me following corporations have filed
.iielr certificates of organization at
ue Office of the secretary of State:
Economy Combination Co, organized
at Portland for hte purpose of con-
oucting mining. manufacturing, mer-