Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-10

" pune meal. Sec g. sweep
'aNes prize for best box of Mcintosh
apples First prize, s25; second prize.
spray pump; third prize, Is pounds
Vi howkers pyrox. Sec. 10. sween-
stakes prize for best box of Rhode
Island Greening apples. First nrize
~ second prize, rs pounds Of
foowkers pyrox; third prize 100
pounds of bone meal. Sec. IL sween-
stakes prize for best box of Northern
spy apples First prize, $40: second
prize, 20 plum trees; third prize ion
pounds Of bone meal.
LASS u, grand sweepstakes prizes
sec: l, for best barrel of apples. anv
variety packed for market; fruit.
package and packing to be considered
IN awarding prize, 800. Sec. 2, for best
oox OF apples, any variety, packed for
market; fruit, package and hacking to
be considered. s75.
Apples. Open only to exhibitors
from Maine. Sec. 2, best collection
OF hve commercial varieties of annles
for Maine, one plate of each. First
prize, $50; second 500; third $40
Sec. Z, best collection 10 varieties If
apples for home use, one plate of each
rirst prize, $25; second, SIS; third. $40.
Sec. 8, for best collection Of six
Varleties of fall apples; specimens to
oe ripe and IL of each three prizes.
$iZ' $40 and So. Sec. g. for the best
SIX varieties of winter apples. -
specimens of each; three prizes $40
$40 and 49,
Native Grapes. Sec. II, for the best
exhibit by any Grange of - varieties
OF apples, one plate each, 500. Sec. 10.
for the best exhibit by any Grange Of
10 varieties, one plate each, $50
Included in the list are a number of
special prizes for Maine exhibitors
only, among them being prize of $50
for the best bushel box of Baldwin
apples, with a second prize Of $50 and
third of $40, and a similar prize for
the best bushel box of Northern Snv
apples.
The Maine State Grange offers for
the best Pomona exhibit at the show
the following prizes: First prize. $50;
second $50; third 500
Each Pomona Grange offers the fol-
lowing premiums to subordinate
oranges under it's jurisdiction for the
best box of apples STANDARD bushel of
Malne): First prize SIS; second prize.
$40.
A subordinate Grange premium of
$40 is offered for the best exhibit Nv
any individual of the State Grange.
from information given out at the
office of the secretary OF State it is
learned that the total number of auto
mobiles registered during the month. of
August was 1877, that the total number
OF licenses issued to operators was 21O,
and that the total number of motor
cycles registered was 49, The amount
received in fees for the above was S772
The total number of automobiles
which have been registered from June
l, 1905, when the law went into effect,
up to August 81 of the current year
was Asp, and the amount received in
fees from that source was S9104; the
number Of licenses which have been
issued to operators during the same
period was $3.50. and the amount re-
ceived in fees was $10,72O; the number
of motor cycles which have been
registered during that time was 464
and the amount received in fees 1928
The number of dealers licenses issued
during that period was III and the
amount received in fees s1110. making
the amount received in fees from all
sources $21S54
The following corporations have filed
their certificates of organization at the
office of the secretary of State:
The Independent Reporter Co, or
ganiZed at Skowhegan, for the purpose
of conducting a publishing business,
with 100000 capital stock. OF which
nothing is paid in. Officers: Presi-
dent Clyde H. Smith of Skowhegan;
treasurer, Edna Page Smith Of
Skowhegan. Certificate filed Sept. 9,
1909.
Cumberland Mansfield Cool &
Power, organized at Kittery for the
purpose of conducting a mining bust
ness and for other purposes, with S.
100000 capital stock. OF which nothing
is paid in. Officers: President Albert
II. Peavey of Kittery; treasurer,
George E. Burnham of kittery
Certificate filed Sept. s, 1909.
Underwriters Bond & Share Co,
organized at Portland for the purpose
of dealing in stocks, bonds, mortgages,
etc, with 100000 capital stock of
which nothing is paid in. Officers:
President, r. L. Croteau of Portland
treasurer, Albert +. Jones of Portland
Certificate filed Sept. 9, 1909.