Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-01
CORPORATION Business for
The Month Of June,
Board Of Examination al Port.
land July 8.
Camp Of instruction In Rifle Prae
lice at Brunswick.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting Of Governor and Council
Friday, July 20, at 10 A. M.

While the automobile registration
business at the Office of the secretary
of State for the month of June did
not equal that for the month of May
nv quite margin the business for the
the average when compared with the
business Of the same month in
nreyiOus years. In the year 1909 the
business reached it's high water mark
in June but from present indications
that point was reached this year in
Nav. which perhaps can be accounted
for bv the fact that the season this
wear was month in advance of the
average.
The record of the June business of
The office in the line of registration
shows that the number of automobiles
registered during the month was 391;
that the number of licenses issued to
onerators was 461. that the number of
motor cycles registered was a. and
that the numebr Of licenses issued to
dealers was two The total amount
received in fees from these sources
was $1792. divided as follows: From
registration IT automobiles 1882; from
licenses issued to operators. $922,
from registration of motor cycles. $6S.
and from licenses issued to dealers.
$50.
The number of automobiles which
have been registered at the office for
the first six months of the current
wear is 1856, the number of licenses
issued to operators 1875: the number
of motor cycles registered "a. and the
number of licenses issued to dealers
90 The total amount received in
fees from these sources during that
time is S6342. divided as follows;
From registration OF automobiles.
s2932: from licenses issued to oper-
ators. $685., from registration of
motor cycles. 1858. and from licenses
issued to dealers 1920,
The total number of automobiles
which have been registered at the Of
fee from the time that the law went
into effect in June. 1908, up to the close
Of business yesterday, is 1925. the
number of licenses issued to operators
1868 the number of motor cycles
registered $50. and the number of IL
censes issued to dealers 154. The
grand total received in fees from
these sources during that time is S29.-
43S. divided as follows: From regis
tration of automobiles. $12.652: from
licenses issued to operators. SALES:
from registration of motor cycles,
$1120. and from licenses issued to
dealers. $3.50.
The following special orders have
been issued from the Office OF the adj
tutant general
STATE or MAINE.
The Adjutant Generals Office.
Augusta, June 80. 1910.
Special orders No. 1856
In accordance with Section 81, The
Military Law, Il board of examination
will be convened at the Lafayette
Hotel in Portland at 10 A. M. Friday.
July s. 1910. for the purpose of filling
vacancy in the grade of first lieu
tenant in the Medical Corps
Detail for the Board.
Colonel James r. O'Neill.
Major Edwin NJ Fuller.
Major Bial F. Bradbury.
Under the provisions of Section 81.
the examination may he taken by
Nv all commissioned officers OF
the National Guard. all non commits
stoned officers of the hospital corps.