Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-14

The outlook for rails, however. is still
peSSimiStiC.
! pedient for the safe and convenient
| operation of it's railway to make a
change III the location of said railway
in Sapling township for the purpose of
avoiding the deep bog under the
present track so that the main track
| shall devate from it's present location.
| The petition also asked that the
| board should consent that the COM
| pany's trains over the said railway be-
| tween Oakland and kineo Station may
deviate from the track originally built
| and be run over the track con-
| structed and run on the new and
| changed location. At the conclusion
| of the hearing on this petition it
| was give the approval of the board
| At the meeting of the State Board of
| En.balming Examiners Whcih WIS held
| DIT the State House Tuesday, Ralph T.
| White Of Bangor was elected chairman
and in his absence, Fl. w. Rich of Port
land. the newly appointed member
who takes the place of Frank Rcding-
ton of Waterville, was elected chair
man Pro Tenn. The following candi-
dates passed a satisfactory eAamina-
ton and will receive their certificates
as licensed embalmers: James Elmer
Warren, Buckfied; William F. Mullen,
Augusta; Wilbur F. Morrill,, Wiscas-
set; Charles W. Plummer, Newcastle;
John H Grondin, Watervile; Eugene
u. Reny, Lewiston; James Roswell
Sc 1erquest, St Stephen, N. B.; Hanna
A. Packard, Bethel.
The next meeting of the Board of En-
amincrs will be at the State House on
the second Tuesday in November.
Announcement was made at the Office
of the secretary of State Tuesday that
the certificates of nomination of the
six Republican presidential electors
had been filed at the office and are as
| follows:
| Charles H. Randall of Portland.
| Virgil r. Conner of Fairfield
| Benjamin F. Cleaves of Biddeford.
Luther Maddocks of Boothbay Har-
| Dor.
| Henry w. Sargent of Sedgwick.
Hugh r. Chaplin of Bangor.
A notice which has been filed at the
office of the secretary of State certities
that at a special meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Electric Railway Signal
Co., held at the principal office of The
corporation at kittery May ii, it was
voted that the capital stock of the cor
| pOration be increased from $100,MD to
| 5000, 900, and another notice filed at the
Office certifics that at Il special meeting
| of the stockholders of the Northern
| New England Coal Co. held at the
same place on the same day, it was
| voted that the capital stock of the cor
poration be reduced from 100000 to
$20t.00o.
Hon L. T. Carleton, chairman
of the Commission of Inland Fish
cries and Game. has received and
accepted an invitation from the
| Governor of the Province of New
| Brunswick to attend d meeting of the
| Fish and Game Protective Association
with the government to be held at
| Fredericton on Friday. May l.. and
| also the State dinner to be given in
connection Herewith this evening.
Commissioner Carleton will leave for
frpQerlcKtOn To-Day.
Among the recent specimens which
| have been rccti vei at the fish and game
| department is a panel bearing Il num-
Der of square-tail trout, which were
| caught by Commissioner Carleton in
| the waters of the Ten Thousand Acre
| lot The fish are very dark in color
| and form one of the handsomest fish
| groups to be found in the museum.
| Hon. Payson Smith of Auburn, State
superintendent Of the public schools OF
| Maine, was at the educational depart
ment Wednesday on his weekly visit,
and WAS busy with the affairs of his
| office.
| The following corporations have filed
their certificates of organization at the
Office of the secretary Of State:
| Long Beach Roller Chair Co. organ
lied at l<ittery. for the purpose of
manufacturing and dealing in push
chairs or ROLLER chairs" such as arc
used at seaside resorts, with 100000
capital stock, of which nothing is paid
in. Officers: President Horace Mitchell
of kittery: Treasurer. S. j. Morrison of
Portsmouth, N. II. Certificate filed May
II, 1905.
Vesta knitting Mills organized at
Saco. for the purpose of manufacture
ing and dealing in textile and other
fabrics, all for other pu,r'scS. with
81, 100000 capital stock. of which $500
is paid in Officers: President, Louis
r. Angel of Providence, X. L.: Treas
urer. Louis +. Ange'i Of Providence. r.
I. Certificate filed May II, 1908.