Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-24
Governor Cobb Announces
July Appointments
Railroad Commissioners Rem
der Decisions on Two Petitions.
Fishing Regulations Asked For
Belgrade Lakes.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR,
Next Meeting Of Governor and Council
Thursday, July 80, at 10 A. M.

Announcement was made Thursday
at the executive department of the fol-
lowing list of appointments by Cover
nor Cobb for the month of July, and
which will come up for appointment at
the next meeting of the Executive
Council, Thursday, July 80, at 10 A. NJ:
Recorder Municipal Court-Sanford
L. Fogg, Bath.
Clerk Municipal Court-Stephen ].
Kelley, Lewiston.
Fish Warden-Charles S. Coughlin,
Rockland.
Public Administrator-Jo NJ
Trott. Bath.
W Fales, Lewiston
To Administer Oaths, Acknowledge
Deeds and Solcmnize MarriageS-Ida
Washburn, Bangor.
William +. BuzzclI, Houl-
ton: Frank ii. jackson. Houlton: Eu-
gene y. Rcny. Lewiston.
Trial Justiccs-E. Burleigh Davidson,
SO Berwick; Walter s. Hanna, Bristol
(New Harbor).
Notaries Public-F. w. Brown, Jr.,
Brooks; Henry S. Bryant, Portland;
G. J. Dunn Orono; Frank l.. Hatch,
Morrill,; Weston IL. Hilton, Damaris-
Gotta; Henry Hudson, Guilford; Lewis
r. johnson, Gorham U. Q. Box 203) !;
william r. Johnson, Augusta; M. II.
Kelley, Saco; George w. Lane, Jr.,
Lewiston; Harry l.. McGlauflin, Char
lotte; Geo. w. Penncll, Portland; Ray
P. Eaton, Brunswick.
justices Of the Pcacc-David II. Bux-
too, Abbot Willagc); j. G.. Chabot,
LnwiSton; Carroll $ Chaplin, Portland !:
Wiford G. Chapman, Portland; Albert
+. Drummond WatcrvilIe; Frederick
G. Dunn, Ashland; Ray p Eaton,
Brunswick: +. G. Fellows, Mt Ver-
non: Geo NJ. Foster Lubec; Charles
W. Handy, Buxton; A. G. Harrington,
Hallowcll; w. f.. Longlcy, Greene;
Frederick Moore. Bucksport; Albert L.
Oakcs RangeIey; George A. Palmer,
Monroe; Leonard A. Pierce. Houlton;
Alonzo Purlnton, West Bowdoin; f.
o. Purington. Mechanic Falls; Henry
f.. Reed, Danforth; Joseph g. Reed
Portland; Samuel Titcomb Augusta;
Willi2m J.. Waldron. Watervillc
From Information given out at tn.
office of the Board Of Railroad Commits
sioners Thursday it was learned that
decisions had been rendered by the
board upon two petitions, as given be
low, ,. .....,...
The first petition was that Of the
European e. North American Railway
and astcd the approval by tll4 board
Of the location of Il certain necessary
railroad track in the city of Bangor
on Front street between May aud Tn
h.. IN
stated, is necessary for the reasonable
accommodation of the traffic ard APP
propriate business of the corporation
The petition was dated at Bangor, June
IL. 1908. A hearing on the petition was
held by the board at the Maine Central
station at Bangor on Monday, June 90
No one appeared to oppose the It,Ca ton
and ii WIS accordingly approved
The second petition was from the
municipal cheers Of the town of Mon
son and asked the commissioners tn
determine" VIII, ther highway in that
town should be permitted to cross tho
track Of the Bangor & ArooStoplt Rail
road Go. at grade herewith or not and
the manner and conditions of crossing
the same. and the expense of building
and maintaining so much thereof as Is
within the limits of the SAID railroad
company or by the town in which the
highway is located, or shall be appor-
toned between the town and the rail
road company. The petition was dated
at Monson. April "a, 1908.
hearing on the petition was held by
the commissioners at the courthouse in
Dover on Monday. June I, and the com
missioncrs in their decision decree that
the crossing of the highway with the
Bangor & Aroostooll railroad Co.'S track
may be made at grade. The expense
IT building and maintaining so much
thereof as is within the limit of the