Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-06-11

eastcrly. distance of 94.2 feet to sta
ton plus AIS; thence on a tangent to
said curve, distance Of AL feet to
station plus 94.9; thence on a curve
of 1853 feet radius, turning westerly,
distance of tit feet to station plus
666; thence on line tangent to said
curve, a distance of 1884 feet to sta
tlon >; thence on curve of 47S3 feet
ra"ius, turning easterly, a distance of
3S3S.3 feet to station II plus 1913;
thence on line tangent to said
curve, a distance of 81 feet to station
II plus SO; thence on a curve of 41O3
feet radius. turning westerly, a tan
gent to said curve a distance of S4
feet to station 16 plus ia thence on
curve of 410.3 feet radius, turning
eastcrly, distance of 1882 feet to sta
tlon Is plus 0C.6 feet; thence on line
tangent to said curve a distance of
2s9.4 feet to station r.
This location to cover a width of s
feet on each side of the above des-
scrlbed line, subject to all prior
rights of the Maine Central Railroad
c." over and in any portion of the land
covered by said location. The above
described location crosses the high
way Of the county road, known as
Maine street. and the Fairfield &
Shawmut Railway (electric) which
said location. the said highway and
the said Fairfield & Shawmul Rail-
way, are shown in a plan attached to
the petition.
A hearing on the petition will bc
assigned later.
DR. A. G. Young, who was in at
tendance at the annual meeting of the
Maine State Sanatorium Association
at Portland Tuesday, has returned to
Augusta and was at his desk in the
Office OF the State Board of Health
yesterday. In speaking of the meet
ing DR.. Young said that it was a very
successful one and full of interest. or
the reports submitted at the meeting
that of DR.. Estes Nichols, the resi-
dent physician, showed most cncour-
aging results from the treatment of
tuberculosis. From June 1, 1907 to
June l, 1908, LOG patients were received; :;
OF this number two were incipient
cases. t6 were moderately advanced,
and "a were advanced cases. The total
number of incipient cases treated was
SIX: total of moderately advanced
cases, %, and total of the advanced
cases was 26; patients remaining less
than five weeks, of the incipient cases
none: Of the moderately advanced
cases. seven, and the advanced cases,
II; average residence at the sanato-
rum, 26 weeks and five days for incip-
lent cases; 20 weeks and four days
r mr. afel1 nd
weeks for advanced cases: disease ar
rested in six cases, the total incipient
applicants, of the moderately advanced
cases, As, were benefited, and of the
advanced cases one was aided; the av-
erage gain in weight was % pounds
and so ounces for the incipicnt cases
20 pounds and two ounces for the mod
erately advanced cases, and 10 pounds
and three ounces for the advanced
cases: the average loss in moderately
advanced cases was three pounds,
three pounds and II ounces in the ad-
vanccd cases. No deaths have occurred
during the year. The total number of
days hospital treatment of all patients
was 17,157; the average residence of all
patients was % weeks and one day;
average number of patients each
month, 40; greatest gain in weight
by male patients, 40 pounds and eight
ounces; greatest gain in weight-of fe-
male patients, 80 pounds.
The following corporation has filed
its certificate of organization at the
office nf the secretary of state:
United States LubriCating and
Manufacturing Co, organized at Port
land for the purpose of making and
dealing in lubricants and oils and
goods of all kinds. with $250.000 capital
stock, of which nothing is paid in.
Officers: President Edward r. Fenley
of Portland: treasurer, Charles F..
Tcdd of Boston, Mass. Certificate
filed June TO- 1908.