Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-08

pa1u Ill, anu Tue par VALUE VI tho Si'"i 70
is $50 each The names and residences
of the shareholders. each of whom has
SUBSCRIBED for one share of stock, are
as follows: David A. Belden of Boston,
Mass. Alfred ID. Foster of Newton,
Mass, Horace Mitchell of Kittcry. John
S. Whitaker of Portsmouth, N. H., and
Samuel w. Emery of Boston. Mass.
The president of the corporation is
John s. Whitaker and the treasurer is
Samuel w. Emery. The directors are
John S. Whitaker, Samuel w. Emery
and Horace Mitchell.
Announcement was made Thursday
at the office OF the Board of Railroad
Commissioners that hearing would be
held at the Maine Central Railroad sta
ton in the town of Carmel, PenObscot
county, at 10 A. M. Tuesday, Oct. II, on
the petition of the Maine Central Rail
road Co. asking the bo3ru to alter the
course of a highway in the town OF
Carmel known as the Bangor road so
that the company's railroad track may
pass over the highway instead of cross
ing it at grade.
Tho petition represents that a cross
ing of the road in question by the rail-
road TO be constructed upon the loca-
ton at grade would be dangerous to the
public. including not only travellers on
the petitioners railroad but also trav-
elcrs along said highway; that it is not
feasible to separate the grades of the
petitioners railroad and the highway
as the same is at present located, and
that to facilitate said crossing the
course of said highway near the place
of such crossing should be altered so
that the petitioners railroad may pass
over the same.
1t was also announced that the COM
missioners would be in session at the
Maine Central Railroad station in HoI-
den at 10 A. M. Wednesday, Oct. 10, fol.
the purpose of holding a hearing on the
petition of the municipal officers or
Holden, asking that gates be establish
ed at q highway crossing in that town.
The petition represents that the high
way at the crossing of the Maine Cen
trail Railroad Cos. track on the Mann
Hill road, so-called, in said Holden and
opposite to and near the store of w. f.
ChIte, is dangerous and unsafe for
public travel. 1t further represents
that application has been made in writ
ing to the Maine Central Railroad Co
to erect gates at said crossing and en-
ploy person to open and close the
same, and that the railroad company
has refused. The commissioners are
asked to decide upon the reasonable
ness Of the request and to take such ac-
ton as the statutes provide.
Announcement is made at the Office
OF the insurance commissioner of the
issuance of the directory of the insur-
ance companies, agents and brokers
authorized to transact business in the
State OF Maine, as recorded at the de
partmcnt Sept. l, 1909 The book is a
publication of G. pages and is valuable
as reference in insurance circles.
Deputy Insurance commissioner Lang
was at Richmond yesterday on business
connected with the department.
The following corporations have fled
their certificates of organization at the
Office of the secretary of State:
Pacific Smelling & Mining Co., or
gained at Augusta, for the purpose of
conducting mining business with IS,
00OO0O capital stock, of which nothing is
paid in. Officers: President and Treas
urer, E. NJ. Leavitt of Winthrop. Ger
tificate filed Oct. 6, 1909
Compagnie Riviera organized at Port
land, for the purpose of manufacturing
ANA dealing N soaps, perfumes, etc,
with $1,000 capital stock, of which none
is paid in. Officers: President. G.. F.
Sholes, of New York City; Treasurer,
F.. j. Duggan of New York City. Ger
tlficate filed Oct. T. 1909