Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-03

euHhty IOr review Of the suhiact :,
taught In common schools and offer
neip In methods of teaching ana IN
school management Teachers attend
ing the schools are under no nerson,,
expense except for travel and hoard
and, m the cases of teachers who take
courses in drawing and manual train
ing, FOR the material used in those
branches. The sessions of the schools
VIII be held in the forenoon and recita .
ton periods will be As minutes in
length. The afternoons and evenings
VIII be left free for study and recrea- :
tlon. AT the close of each school an
opportunity will be given all teachers
VINO desire to take the State teachers
examination. The work of these
schools will in a measure prepare for
these examinations.
Judging from the way in which the
applications for registration of auto
mobiles and for operators licenses are
coming in at the Office of the secretary
of State the business of the office in
that line will exceed that Of any wear
since the automobile law was enacted.
in 1905 From figures OH file at the Of
flee 1t is learned that the business for
the past four months Of the current
year has. with the exception of one
department-that of the registration of
motor cycles-shown a marked increase
over that of corresponding period of
the year 1908, almost in the proportion
OF two to one, and when it is consid-
cred that the registration business does
not reach it's height until later in the
season it is fair to assume that the
business of the current year will double
that of 1908.
The total amount which has been
paid into the State treasury in fees
since the law became effective in June
1905, is $16,950, divided as follows: Reg
istration of automobiles. S703S; licenses
to operators, $S216; registration of mo-
tor cycles. s726; licenses to dealers,
1870. The total amount paid into the
treasury during the past four months
OF the current year is slals. divided as
follows: Registration of automobiles,
1914; licenses to operators, $685.; regis
tration OF motor cycles, $4S; licenses to
Dealers s160.
The total number of automobiles reg
istered since the law went into effect
is 1913. The number registered during
the past four months is 2S7 against 100
during the corresponding period of the
year 1908, showing gain of 1903.
The total number of licenses issued
to operators since the law went into
effect is 41oS. The number of licenses
issued during the past four months is
318 against 1874 for the corresponding
period of the year 1905, showing a gain
of 134.
The total number Of motor cycles
registered since the law went into eff
feet is 1863 The number registered dur
ing the past four months is "a against
% during the corresponding period of
the year 1908, showing a decrease of a.
The total number of licenses issued
to dealers since the law went into eff
feet is 81. The number issued during
the past four months is IS against 81
issued during the corresponding period
of the year 1908, showing an increase
of 8.
The amount charged by the State as
fee for the registration of automo-
biles, license to operators and registra
ton of motor cycles is s., and for the
license to dealers SO
The following corporations have filed
their certificates of organization at the
Office of the secretary of State:
Dana Mining Co, organized at Port
lard, for the purpose of conducting a
general mining business with 100000
capital stock, of which nothing is paid
in. Officers: President and treasurer,
Jonathan Miller of Warren. n. II. Ger
tificate filed April 30, 1909.
GOwganda Exploration Co, organized
at Portland, for the purpose of dealing
in goods, wares, merchandise and real
estate. and for various other purposes
with $2,OO0O00 capital stock, of which
nothing is paid in. Officers: President,
Hamilton L. Marshall of New York,
n. Y; treasurer, Michael J. O'Brien
OF New York, N. Y. Certificate filed
April 80, 1909.
The New York Realty Bond & In
vestment Co. organized at Portland,
for the purpose of dealing in goods.
wares. merchandise and real estate,
and for various other purposes, with
$1,000.000 capital stock. of which moth
ing is paid in. Officers: President.
Hamilton J.. Marshall of New York, n.
Y treasurer, Michael J. O'Bricn Of
New York, n. Y. Certificate filed April
80 1909
Eastern Illustrating & Publishing
Co. organized at Belfast, for the pur-
pose of conducting general printing
and publishing business with $4,000
capital stock. of which nothing is paid
in. Officers: President. Charles Il. Eat
on of Belfast; treasurer. r. II. Cassens
of Belfast. Certificate filed May /,
1909,