Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-17

tne once OF Il. ~ Carver, auditor OF
State printing, at 10 o'clock Saturday
forenoon. The bid was lower on ev-
cry item in the class than that sub
United Jan. II by the Waterville Sem
tnel Publishing Co. of Waterville. A
detailed comparison of the bids CT
BurleiSh d Flynt and the Waterville
Sentinel Publishing Co. will be found
on the editorial page of this issue.
Hon. Leon $. Merrill, State dairy in
structor connected with the depart
mcnt of agriculture, was at the depart
mrnt Friday and Saturday on business
connected with the coming meeting of
the Maine Creamerymen'S Association,
which will be held at Auburn WedneS-
day. Feb. 10. The meeting will be of Il
special nature and will BE held for
educational purposes and for the eX-
hibition of milk and cream. The
samples of the milk and cream will
be scored and then sent to the State
Laboratory of Hygiene for the purpose
of having the bacteria counted. Speci-
mems Of the United States government
score card will also be shown in con-
neCtion with an effort to get all the
creamcries in the state to use the card.
Three have already agreed t. adopt
the use of the card and are now using
it in tn inspection work in the dalrieS
of Winthrop, South Waterford and
Skowhegan. The number of cream
cries in the State is 60. An effort will
be made to have the card adopted by
the milk inspectors in all the cities
and towns of the State. and if the card
is adopted for general use it Will mean
the inspection of about 10000 dairics
in the State.
Notice has been filed at the Office Of
the secretary of State which certifies
that at 4 meeting of the Stockholders
of the Hugo Won Hagen Exploration
CO.. held at the principal office of the
corporation at South Berwick, Feb. 10,
it was voted to change the capital
stock Of the corporation from $15,o00,-
600 to $1,500OOO.
Hon. a. w. Gilman of FoXcroft. COM
missioner of agriculture, was at the
department Saturday on matters COLI
nected with the coming bulletin of the
department and also the spring series
of farmers institutes which will be
held in March.
The following corporations have FL
eo their certificates of organization at
the Office of the secretary of State:
Shaw. Hammond & Carney organized
at Portland. for the purpose of deal
ing IN provisions, merchandise, etc,
with 100000 capital stock, of which
nothing is paid in. Officers: President,
FeSsenden V. Carney of Portland;
treasurer. Malcolm F. Hammond Of
Portland. Certificate filed Feb. Is,
1905
Gould & Weisman Co. organized at
Fortland. for the purpose of carrying
on custom tailoring business and
LOT other purposes, with So 600 capital
STOCK. OF which $40 is paid in Officers:
Ireslcent, Harry NJ. Gould of Port
Iand; treasurer. Harry NJ Gould of
f"rtElhd. Certificate filed Feb. is. 1908. |
no Draft Ventilator Co organized at
Westbrook. for the purpose of manu-
1acturlng and dealing in ventilators. |
with $4,000 capital stock. a; which
sl3oo is paid in. Officers: President |
George Nj. Noodman of Westbrook: |
treasurer, BENZ. ]. Woodman of West
brook. Certificate filed Feb. Is, 1908.
Webster Manufacturing Co. organ |
ized at Portland, for the purpose OF |
manufacturing and dealing in gauges |
ana safety devices of all kinds. with
S'o'ooo capital stock, of which $50 is |
paio IN. Officers: President, Alphonso |
"A. "yman of Somerville, Mass; treas |
urer Alphonso a. Wyman of Somer-
vile, Mass. Certificate filed Feb. Il, |
1905