Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-18

within not less tnan six inches extend
ing from the bottom of said posts to
about SIX inches above the surface Of
the street. The bridges shall be thor
oughly cleaned and painted. No load
cd car, weighing over q tons shall
ross these bridges at any time, and
the speed of said car shall lie reduced
70 eight miles per hour.
| We further order and decree that not
more than one car shall be on any
| span OF said bridge at the same time
Any questions, which may arise shall
be settled by the Board of Railroad
commissioners or their representa-
liNes. All the work shall be done in a
thorough and workmanlike manner and
to the satisfaction of the Board of Rail-
load Commissioners.
| You are hereby authorized to make
SAID changes, repairs and renewals, OF
cause them to be made at once The
expense Of said changes, repairs and
| renewals will be apportioned between
your company and the towns OF
Brunswick and Topsham by the rail-
road commissioners in a decree made
III pursuance of hearing to your com
lany and the towns Of Brunswick and
| Topsham on November 90 A. d. 1905
held at the Town hall, Brunswick al
10 o'clock ill the forenoon. A copy OF
said decree will be sent to your COM
pany and to the towns of Brunswick
and Tupsham, forthwith.
Dated at Augusta, this 18th day OF
| December, A. d. 1908.
/ Thomas I 7 ~
industrial and labor statistics is re
ceiving daily two or three letters from
all parts of the country and from Other
countries i'll regard to opportunities af
1orded for immigrants and the pur
chase OF farms. Mr.. Lyons believe.
that in view of the interest shown il
this matter the Legislature should au
flioriZe the creation of a new depart
,nent for advertising the opportunitie.
afforded by the State. Thursday Mr.
Lyons received the following lettel
from New Zealand, asking for infor
nation Of interest to tourists and i'm.
migrants:
Education Department. Wellington
2Sth October, 1908
Sir:
| Mr.. \. c. Eeatch of the Geologica
Survey Department. Washington. who
recently visited New Zealand, men.
toned to inc that, in regard to youl
state. you publish pamphlets or book;
giving information of interest to tour
lists. immigrants and others | am di
rected to say that this Department
would esteem it great favor if it coul.
be supplied with such publicati tions, The
| rcppinf nf which, I,o ,f,,1:,
acknowledged
Your Obcdient servant
w. f.. Spencer
Editor "School Journal
The Commissioner of immigration.
Augusta, Maine, L. s. A.
The awards for State binding viii
probably be made at the meeting of the
| Executive council Friday. AS has al
| ready been stated the West pardon
case, hearing in regard to which wa:
had at the last regular meeting of the
| council is likely to come up for de.
cision, There will also be a consider.
able amount of routine matter Incl.
dental to the closing up. as far as pos
| sible before the final session the busi
ness Of the year.
| Highway Commissioner Paul D
Sargent went Thursday to Bangor
where he will address two Good Roads
meetings in company with D. Ware
King OF Maitland. No. who has al
ready spoken in this section in behalf
of the split log drag. Commissioner
| Sargent will also speak with Mr.. KIM!
at Portland in the closing session OF
| this series of Good Roads meetings
| Friday.
The following corporations have filed
| their certificates OF organization at the
office OF the secretary of State:
The Automatic Individual Butler
Cutter Co, organized at Portland, for