Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-09
7, E..libby Of vina|haven
Is Appointed
10 Represent Maine al Inter-
national Fisheries Congress.
Case Of Smallpox In Northern
Aroostook County.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting of Governor and Council
Friday, Sept. rs, at 10 A. M.

Friday, Sept. %, at 10 A. N.
Announcement was made at the exc
Cutive department Monday morning of
the appointment by Governor Cobb of
T. F. Libby of Vinalhaven to represent
the State of Maine at the coming meet
ing of the International Fisheries Con-
gres sto be held at Washington, D. C.,
on Sept. 1926 of the current year.
Nomination papers have been filed
at the office of the secretary of State
by the Democratic County Committee
naming Norman X. Fuller of Water
vile as candidate for the office of
Judge of probate for Kennebec county.
to fill the vacancy due to the death
of the late Hon Simon S. Brown OF
Waterville. who received the nomina-
ton at the recent Democratic county
convention.
DR. a. 9. Young, secretary of the
State Board of Health. has recently
returned from trip to Mapleton, in
The northern part of Aroostook county,
where he nad been in connection With
q case of smallpox which had been dis
that the patient. a man, had been i'm
the Madawaska region on both sides of
the river, and an inspector was sent
into that region to endeavor to asCer-
tain the origin of the case. He made
a journey from Van Buren, to ed
mundston on the American side of the
river and returned on the Canadian
side Of the river and on the return
trip found seven cases of smallpox in
three houses. about half way between
fdmundston and Van Buren, The case
at Mapleton is receiving the proper at
tfntion from the board of health at
that place and DR.. Young has sent
warning letters to the ioval boards of
health in that section of the STATE. 1t
is not thought that there will be d fur
Their spread of the disease from the case
in question, but d close watch will be
maintained
Among the injurious insects which
have been brought to the attention of
Inc department of agriculture as doing
much damage this year is the rnsp-
berry cane borcr. which is reported to
he prevalent in some sections Of Au-
gusta and some specimens of his worl:
have been received at the department
within The past few days. The adult
teetle Is about "a of an inch in length,
mack in color and with a reddish vel
low thorax About the first of Jiilv Il
lays It's eggs on the new sprouts Of
t'e raspberry bush, first girdling the
sprout twice at a distance of about an
inch apart. Between the two girdles the
egg Is laid beneath the bark. and
matches the last of August The slug
Then borcS into the pith Of the SprOut
and makes his way downward into the
stalk remaining there until the fol-
lowing spring. when he comes forth.
Inc Sllrest way to get rid of the borer
Is to keep close watch on the bushes
ard cut the stalk as soon as the grid
.es are discovered
the following corporations have filed
their certificates of organization at the
ONCE of the secretary of State:
oatiniene Fibre Co. organized at
augusta, Tor the purpose of conduct
ing general manufacturing business
especially in relation to the treating of
pup and fiber. with s1,o0o,O0O capital
STOCK, of which nothing is paid in
oh1cers' Pre- sid, mt. George f. HaveI
OF Washington. D. G.; treasurer. George
r. Havell of Washington, d. G.. Ccrti-
hcate filed Sept. S. 1905
New York G. O. p. Lease Co, organ
led at Portland. for the purpose of
conducting a mining business, with ST.
""'"oo capital stock, of which nothing is
paid In. officers: President, r. l.. Gro
'eau of Portland treasurer, F. H. Nor
I'LL of Portland. Certificate filed Sept
I. 1908.
queen City Express Co.. organized at
bangor. for the purpose of conducting
general express business. with $4,000
capital stock. of which nothing is paid
III. Officers: President. Henry j. Mac
Narthy of Bangor: treasurer. John +
nuckley of Bangor Certificate filed
Sept s. 1908.
me Malueen Engine Co., organized
at kittery, for the purpose of manu-
featuring and dealing in MaluEen en-
sihes' and for other purposes with A.,
""Wm capital stock, of which nothing
is pal din. Officers: President. Horace
Mitchell of Kittery: treasurer. NJ l..
Narlin of Kittery. Certificate filed Sept.
I, 1908
National Loan Co. organized at Kit
"ry' for the purpose of dealing i'm
STOCKS. bonds. mortgages. etc, with
se"''ooo capital stock of which nothing
is paid IN. Officers: President George
NJ Reid of Manchester. n. H.; treas
urer Harry l.. Cate of Manchester. n.
H. Certificate filed Sept. Z, 1908.
Rocky Mountain Mining and Milling
20" organized at Portland. for the pur-
pose of conducting mining business
WIN Sl.00O,0OO capital stock of which
cow is paid in. officers: President
'aneS p. Balfe of Boston, Mass; treas
urer. Thomas a. Whalen of Boston,
-"ass Certificate filed Sept s. 1908.
Columbia KindlinG Wood Co. organ
'>eo at Machias. for the purpose of
manufacturing and dealing in kind
ing wood. etc. with $4,000 capital
STOCK, of which nothing is paid in. Of
"cers: President. A. l. Babb of Ma
cnlas; treasurer. A. d. McFaul Of Ma
ehlas. Certificate filed Sept. s. 1908.
Palmyra Grange.