Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-23
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Englishman's Bay, Washington county,
| the same to be used by said sbciety
during the existence of the lease for
| the protection, propagation and pres
| ervation of wild birds.
The lease is to be granted upon the
express provision and agreement that
| said island is to be policed and that
the wild birds visiting or inhabiting
| the same shall be properly protected at
| the expense of the Audubon Society.
This lease shall hold until revoked
by an act of the Legislature or Gov
nor and council, paying therefor the
| rent OF nothing.
petition was received at the office
of the Board of Railroad Commission
erS Wednesday from the directors of
the MattaWamkeag and Northern Rail-
| way Co. asking for d revival of it's
charter, Tho petition says in part:
1.-The articles of association of the
company were duly approved by the
Board OF Railroad Commissioners nv a
certificate duly endorsed upon the said
| articles of association, dated May 3.
| 1906
| THE route If said street railroad
lies wholly within the town of Malta
wamkeag in the county of PcnobScot
| the rnOrganiZed plantation of Molun-
kuS in the county Of IAroCstoOk, the
town of Midway, Township A. Range
Z, in the town of Millinocket, all in the
said county of Penobscot.
| notwithstanding the fact that the
company and its officers and agents
have used all diligence in the matter,
on account of unavoidable events, tho
company has failed to begin the con-
Struction of its road and eSpend there
on 10 per cent. of its capital within
three years from the time its articles of
association We're fled and recorded.
| ALREADY said company has expended
| large sums of money in the enterprise
and intends in good faith to construct
| and operate a street railroad in accor-
dance with its charter
| The directors of the railroad company
are Fred A. Greenwood of Mattawam-
ken@ isaac e. Wood Of Bangor and
| Arterus Weatherbee of Lincoln. A
| hearing on the petition has been or
| dered TO take place at the Bangor
| House at Bangor on Dec. 20 next at IL
| o'clock in the forenoon.
| Special Ordar: were issued from the
Office of the adjutant general Wednes-
! lay ordering Seaman Charles T.. Fogg
of the Ships Co, Naval Reserve, who
has been elected as executive officer
! with The rank of lieutenant Gunior
| grade> to present himself before the
board of examination which will con-
vene ut the West End hotel at Port
| land Thursday evering.
|
day notified that 10 had j,cen appointed
as member Of the National Board for
he Promotion Of Rifle Practice, vice
Gen. William II. Thrift. whose tern
has expired by Irritation. General Dill
has been ordered to report at the office
Of Robert Shaw oliver. the assistant
secretary of war at Washington, d. c..
at 1890 a. NJ, Jan Is. 1910.
The Alameda Lunch Co. of Portland
| has filed certificates at the Office of the
secretary of State. changing the name
| of the corporation from the Alameda
Lunch Co. to the Pine Tree Lunch Co,
! and increasing the capital stock from
| $50 900 common stoc,, to $4,000 and the
| number of shares to $50. also the pre-
| ferred stock from $4,000 10 S25,C00 and
| the shares to $50.
The James b. Ridgway File Co. of
Portland has filed certificate OF
change with the secretary of State, in
creasing its capital stock from $4,000
| to $25. 600 and the number of shares
! from 100 to $50.
The New England & Clifton Copper
| Co. of Arizona has filed certificate OF
change with the secretary of State, de-
creasing it's capital stock from $4,000
| 600 to 81, 100000 and the par value of its
shares from s. to 81.
| The following corporations have flee
certificates Of organization at the office
| of the secretary of State.
Andrew j. Robinson Co. organized at
Bangor, for the purpose of carrying on
a general manufacturing and supply
business in electrical and mechanical
devices, with $4,000 capital stock. of
| which nothing is paid in. Officers:
President, Walter j. Hurley of Bangor,
Treasurer, Andrew J. Robinson of Ban
gor Certificate filed Dec. %. 1909.
American Wagon Co. organized at
Augusta, for the purpose of acquiring
rights, inventions. patents and licenses
for patents used in connection with the
manufacture of wagons, with $l,OO0,ooo
capital stock, nf which nothing is paid
| in. Officers: President. r. S. Russell of
Augusta: Treasurer, T.. ]. Pike of Au-
gusta Certificate filed Dec. %. 1909.
Castine Light, Power & Heating Co.,
organized at Castine. for the purpose or
generating and supplying gas or cleo
tricity in Castine. BrGoksville and Pc
nohscot with SIC 600 capital stock. or
which nothing is paid in. Officers:
President. William A. Walker of CAS-
tine: Treasurer, William G. Sargent OF
Ca:;tire. Certificate fled Dec. -, l9o'.
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