Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-05
G. (. Washburn Of Madi-
son Asks Pardon.
Orders IssuedItoT Inspection
Of National Guard Officers.
Sycamore Health and Accident As.
ISOLATION Granted Certificate.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting of Governor and Council
Thursday, April 2, at 10 A. M.

Among the matters which will como
before the Governor and Council at
the next meeting of that body, which
will be held Tuesday, April ,, COM
,nencing at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
will be hearing by special assign
lnent on the petition Cor the pardon OF
George +. Washburn of Madison, who
is serving a sentence in the Somerset
county Jail at Skowhegan for violation
of the prohibitory law
In his plea for executive clemency
the petitioner represents that he is
now confined in the county Jail at
Skowhegan under sentence of four
months imprisonment and to pay GER
tain fines amounting to $500 and costs
taxed at $l41.16, for violation of the
law against the sale Of Intoxicating
liquors.; that he was committed to jail
on said sentence Jan. 10. 1908: that his
only brother. Henry Washburn, died
suddenly Feb 20, 1905 that the petit
TONER has been i'll ard is now suffering
from heart disease, and that further
imprisonment under existing circum-
stances Will endanger his life.
Wherefor he prayS that pardon
may be granted him upon such condi-
under such limitations as may be
deemed proper
The following general orders, pro-
viding for the inspection Of newly
commissioned or appointed officers,
have been issued from the office II
The adJutant general:
STATE OF MAINE
A1jutant Generals Office.
Augusta, Feb. y, 1908
General Order, No.
l. The following named officers and
non commissioned staff officers having
been commissioned or appointed, ar.
hereby ordered to present themselves
for inspection under the provisions OF
General Orders No %, A. G. O.. C. s..
as follows:
At the armory of Co. NJ, Westbrook.
Monday. March %, Battalion Sergeant
Major Eugene l. Cummings, First In
1antry.
At the armcry of Co. II, RocIland,
Tuesday, March "A, First Lieutenant
George Snorkeley. Battalion Adjutant,
and Battalion Sergeant Major Roland
S Rackiiff. First Infantry.
At the armory Of Co. II, Waterville,
Wednesday, April Is, Color Sergeant
Charles Il. Crommett, Second Infantry.
At the armory of Go. 3, Lewiston,
Friday, AlEil sy2i 1. \. Ba talon Sergeant
Major Josiah H. libby, Second In
fantry.
At the armory of Co. A, Portland,
Thursday, April 30, Reverend William
IL. Gould. chaplain, Second Lieutenant
Ralph L. Bailey, battalion quarter
master and commssary, FIRST lnfan-
Try.
H. Owing to the disarmament OF
co. D, Second Infantry, First Lleuten-
ant Frank H. Grecnan, battalion adJu-
tant, and Battalion Sergeant Major
Cheney II. Kinney, Second Infantry,
will present themselves for inspection
at the armory of Co. 3, Lewiston.
Friday. April "a.
III. The following changes in the
staff and non commissioned stan ot
the FIRST and Second Infantry since
the publication of General Orders No.
g. G. S., are hereby announced:
Second Lieutenant Frank a. Hayden
promoted to first lieutenant and bat
talon adiutant, First Infantry.
Color Sergeant Willard c. Lord pro-
NOTED to commissary sergeant, First
Infantry.
changed to battalion sergeant major.
Second Infantry.
The above officers will present them
selves for inspection as originally Of
dered
BY order Of the Communicated chief
AUGUSTUS r. FARNHAM.