Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-02
FaSTRTFIHO0SE3'S
Corporation Business for
the Month Of January.
Orders from the Office Of the
Adjutaat General.
Antonio PouIin Pays for Violation
OF Game Laws.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting of Governor and Council
Thursday, Feb "a, at 10 A. M.


Next Meeting of Governor and Council
Thursday, Feb. "a, at 10 A. M.
From statement given out Tuesday
at the office of the secretary of State
1t Is learned that the number of cor
porations which We're organized in
Maine under the general law in Jan
uary was 81, ana that the amount re-
celVed in fees from the filing of GER
tificates of organization at the office
was $3.50. The number of corporations
organized in the state in January. 1909.
was 105 and the amount received in
fees was $3.50, in comparison with
which the corporation business of the
past month shows decrease of $3.50.
Compared with the business OF Jan
uary, 1908, that of the past month
shows a slight increase, S765
The number of corporations with a
capital stock of 1000 600 or over which
were organized during the month was
II, the two largest of which We're the
Cranston Coal Co. and the Alpine Min
ing Co. each having capital stock of
$4,000 600. BY a strange coincidence the
report for December, 1909. shows that
II corporations with capital stock of
$1,O00,000 or over We're organized dur
ing the month. and that the two largest
had capital stock of $5,000000 each.
The list of these corporations for the
past month is as follows +:
Quoddy River Mining and Smelt-
ing Co. 100000
Providence Mines and CONNER
cial Co, 100000
Ora Coal 90 OOO nOo
w. c. Reeves e. Co., 1OO0O O0
Surrell Double Draft Boiler Co, coo, 900
Alpine Mining Co.. 1000, 600
Porcupine Consolidated Mining
Co, 1000. 0Oo
Wyopo Pipe Line Co., 100000
Guarantee Oil and Gas Co., 1,O0O,Oo0
Hydro Power Co.. 3,000,000
Massachusetts Roller Bearing
Co. $500, 900
International Harvester Co of
Russia. 4.OOO, 900
Lake Tanning Co. 1,o5O,0 800
Natural Dry Products Co, 100O,o00
Mary Mac Plantation Co, 5000 800
The McCord Co.. 900 600
Public Utilities Corporation 1,0OOoO)
Announcement was made at the
Office of tho Adjutant General Tuesday
of the issuance of General orders No.
and No 4, the contents of which are
as follows:
STATE OF MAINE.
The Adjutant Generals Office.
Augusta, January 49, 1910
General orders No. 3.
Whenever military property has be-
come lost, stolen or destroyed or has
become unserviceablr or unsuitable
from use in service. or from any other
cause, the officer responsible therefor
will at once notify the adjutant gen
cral on form No. 16-MiIitia, which will
be S mt direct.
Pending investigation by survey
ing officer, in case of loss. theft or de-
struction. the responsible officer will
endcavOr to secure attidavits from all
persons having knowledge of the facts
concerning such loss. theft or destruc-
ton, holding the same for presentation
to the surveying officer.
Strict compliance with the foregoing
ard prompt investigation and report
ing of all losses will make it much
easier for responsible officers to secure
relief
BY frequent personal inspections
commanding officers will ascertain that
their organizations are fully uniformed.
armed and equipped for service in the
field and that all arms, uniforms and
equipment are in serviceable condi-
ton. Relief from responsibility for
military property can be secured, I'M
der the amended Regulations of the
War Department Governing the Or
ganizcd Militia, only through favora
bic action by the secretary of War
upon the report of a duly appointed
surveying officer For this reason, re-
| sponsihle officers will readily see the
| necessity for prompt notification when
there has been loss, theft or de strlc-
| ton. or when military property has
| become unserviceable or unsuitable.
| If such cases are promptly investigated
while witnesses having knowledge of
| facts are still in the service a COM
plete case may be more easily pre-
pared for presentation to the secretary
OF War than if the matter be delayed
| till 1t is impossible to secure the re-
quired affidavits.
clothing allowance having been
established by the secretary of War
for tho National Guard of this State.
service clothing which has become I'M
| serviceable or unsuitable through fair
wear and tear will not ordinarily be
submitted for the action of a survey
| ing officer but will be invoiced to the
quartermaster general at Augusta and
| forwarded by freight or express,
| charges collect, for inspection. If in
! Spection shows such clothing to be
unserviceable or unsuitable, new cloth
, ing will be issued in place thereof.
| This provision applies only to articles
of service clothing: therefore articles
of dress and full dress clothing. ord
nance stores which have become I'M
serviceable or unsuitable will not be
so forwarded but will be reported on
form No. 16Militia: excepting that ar
ticles of dress clothing may be so in
voiced and forwarded from response
BILE officers of the Coast Artillery
Corps.
BY order of the Governor:
ELLIOTT C. DILL.
The Adjutant General.