Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-05
Governor Announces Ap-
pointment Of Delegates.
Fish and Game Commissioners
Go 10 Newport Wednesday.
Maine Party Leaves For Salisbury,
\. C., Today.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting Of Governor and Council
Tuesday, May &c, at 10 A. M.

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announcement was made at the eX-
ecutive department Monday morning
Of the appointment by Governor Cobb
NJ two delegates to attend the third
worlds Temperance Congress to be
held at Saratoga Springs, N. T., June
,4-aO the gentlemen named being j. r.
Iihby and c. r. Morton of Portland.
Announcement was also made Of the
anpoin.ment of Hon. John F. Hill OF
Augusta, Hon Edgar e. Ring If OronO
and Prof. Austin Carey of Brunswick
as delegates to the National Drainage
Congress to be held at Washington, d.
I, NAVE 1t will be remembered that
tho three gentlemen mentioned above
were appointed by the Governor early
in April To represent the state of Main"
to NEE, the President of the United
States and the governors of the differ
en- States and territories at the White
House in Washington on May Il, IA and
Il for the purpose Of comforting with
the President and with each other upon
the conservation of national resources.
TIE object of the coming conference Is
the taking account Of the natural re-
sources Of the country and ascertain
ing how long they will last.
Paul d. Sargent, state commissioner
of highways, began the fourth week OF
the series of annual county road meet
ings which he is holding under the aus
nices of the various boards Of county
commissioners of the State at Bath
Monday. the meeting being held in the
,,agadahoc county courthouse at ~
o'clock in the forenoon The meeting
was one of four to be held this week,
the second being held in the selectmens
office at DamariScOtta at 10 O'Clock
this forenoon, the third in the
Knox county courthouse at ROckland at
II o'clock Wednesday forenoon, and
the fourth in the Franklin county
courthouse at Pennington at one
o'clock Thursday afternoon. The meet
ings which have thus far been held
have been well attended and very inter-
esting and it is thought that they Will
be productive of many good results.
Col e. C. harrington, secretary to
the Board of Railroad Commissioners,
who also holds like position in the
Maine Sportsmens Fish & Game Asso-
citation, states that the Savage Arms
j Co. of Utica. N. y. has again shown IT'S
appreciation Of Names most wonder
ful field for hunting and fishing sports
and its good will towards the associa-
ton by donating one of its best hunting
rifles for Prize in the contest TO come
off at the time of the associations eX-
curson, June Is. IS and IL. The rlfle
which the company gave in 1906 was
won by II. II. johnson of kine", ia
nous guide, and in 1907 by Fl. r. Tenn
dan
who captured the outlaw poacher. Fon-
taine. There will be great rivalry this
wear 10 see who will get the third rifle
Announcement was made Monday ny
the Commissioners of Inland Fisheries
and Game that a hearing had been or
nered to take place on "wednesday,
Nav 6. at go in the afternoon. on the
petition of w. II. Mitchell and IL 9TH
ers, residents of Newport and vicinity.
in Penohscot county. praying that a
suitable fishway be constructed in the
dam belonging to the United Board
and Box Co, located near the outlet
of Lake Sebasitcook. in the town of
Newport. The hearing will be held
at the Upper Dam. so-called. across
the outlet.
There were received at the office OF
the secretary of State Monday morn
ing the nomination certificates OF Hon.
Edwin G. Burleigh of Augusta and
Hon. Llewellyn Powers Of Houlton Tor
REPRESENTATIVES to Congress. they Ge-
ing the first certificates To he licld
The party to represent the state OF
Maine at the dedication of the m"nu-
ment 10 the soldiers of this state WHO
lost their lives in prison at SALISBURY,
n c., during the Civil War. VIII
leave Portland at about noon To-Day
and will arrive at Salisbury Friday'
on which day the exercises VIII DE
held.
State Librarian Emery says that
the call for travelling libraries for sum-
mer use has already become MANIFEST
and that the call is being made carrier
than ever before. There is every IN
dcation that the demand this sum-
mer will be large and in anticipation
thereof the library is getting new
books and making up new libraries.
The following corporations have fled
Their certificates of organization at the
oH'ce of the secretary OF state:
Aejo Chemical Co, organized at
Portland for the purpose of manufac-
turing and dealing in drugs and chemi-
Gals, and for other purposes, with
ao,o0o capital stock, of which $500 is
paid in. Officers: President. H. l..
Cram of Portland; treasurer, B. L.
steward of Portland Certificate filed
May .. 1908.
Lake Auburn Crystal Ice Co. or
sahized at Lewiston for the purpose
VI cutting, manufacturing ana dealing
IN ice. with $l50.OOO capital stock, of
winch $4,000 is paid in. Officers:
resident. Walter H. Sawyer Of Lewis
.oh' treasurer, n. A. Huston of Au-
purn Certificate filed May 4, 1908.
Alaska Iron CO., organized ut Port
anft for the purpose of conducting q
INNING business. with 100000 capital
STOCK. of which nothing is paid in.
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