Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-10-22
STATE HOUSE.
Municipal Light and Pow
T Go. Is Organized.
Petition for Pardon Of N. R.
Fogg, East Sumner.
Co. c, End. Infantry, Livermore
Falls, Elects lieutenants.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting Of Governor and Coun.
Gil Friday, Oct. %, at 10 A. M.

tnc last Legislature anu nave 1lleu
their certificates Of organization at the
| Office of the secretary of State is the
Municipal Light & Power CO., the
charter of which was approved March
26. 1907, and March "a, 1909. and
which was organized at the office OF f..
ID. Marshall in Portland on Monday.
oct II. 1910.
The purposes of said corporation
are as set forth in Chapter 4l5 of the
Private and Special Laws Of the State
of Maine for the year 1907, as amend
ed and extended by Chapter 21l of The
Private and Special Laws of 1909, to
which reference is hereby made said
purposes being in substance as fol-
lows, to wit: to manufacture, gener-
ate. sell. purchase, distribute and sup
| ply gas and electricity for lighting,
heating. traction. transportation,
manufacturing. mechanical and do
mestic purposes, in the city of South
! Portland and the town of Cape Eliza
| beth, or for any of said purposes. with
all the rights, powers and restrictions
and liabilities by law extended to
similar corporations; also for the
purpose of buying, leasing and oper-
bonds, rights. privileges. immunities
and franchises of any individuals,
firms or corporations doing d similar
business in said municipalities. or
either of them
The amount of the capital stock of
the corporation is $250.0OO, of which
$500 is paid in, and the par value of
the shares is 500 each.
The names and residences of the
shareholders. each of whom owns one
share of stock. are as follows George
II. Spear. George Fl. Weeks and Will
liam Fl. Allen of South Portland;
Luther b. Roberts and Frank ID.
Marshall of Portland, and Edwin f.
Witherby of New York city. The
number of shares of stock remaining
unissued and in the treasury is 2494.
II The officers of the corporation are
as follows: President, Edwin r.
Withcrby. treasurer. Frank D. Mar
shall; directors Edwin e. Withorby.
William f.. Allen, George r. Spear
Frank ID. Marshall and George Fl.
n Weeks
The certificate Of organization was
filed at the office of the secretary of
state Thursday. oct 20
Papers We're filed at the office of the
secretary of State Friday PRAYING that
III" Governor and Council grant Il
pardon to Mauric" X. I'opg If East
Summer, who is serving a term of nm
prisonmcnt in the oxford county jail
at South Paris for an intractiun OF
tn" pr"hibitory liquor law. The ease
will be assigned ii hearing at the COM
ing meeting of the Governor and
| Council to be held next Friday, oct.
2S, at to O'Clock in tn" forenoon. The
petitioner will be represented by Hon.
| William II. Gulliv"r of Portland.
In his plea for executive clemcncN
the petitioner states that he was CON
Nicted Of keeping and maintaining Il
liquor nuisance under the provisions
"f Sections | and II of Chapter - Of
| the Revised Statutes of Maine. at the
OCTOBER term of the supreme judicial
| curt. 1909 begun and holden at South
Paris. in said county and that upon
said conviction he was sentenced to
| be imprisoned f"r Il term of four
months in the oxford county Jail and
| to pay Il fine of $400: that during the
course of the trial exceptions We're
|
| tionS by the presiding justice and that
| said exceptions were argued before
| the law court at the December term,
| 1903: ard that thereafter. to wit: on
| or about tn" first day of October.
| 1910, an opinion was handed down by
I the law court di1mssing the eXcep-
! tons. and thereafter. to wit: on the
! eth day of Octnb' /. 1910. the said
! iauricc z. i'ocG Was committed to
! he county Jail a; South Paris under
; mittimus issued by said court, to
| serve the said sentence of four months
| imprisonment and To pay fine of
| $ton: that the said CnnNitt!on Wi'0
! contrary to the law and tn" evidence
| and the weight of evidence submitted
| at said trial that if any crime was
| committed by sail tcgg. the same
| was committed without intent on ms
| part and in ignorance of the law that
said Fogg has always conducted him
self as an upright and honorable clti-
zen and had never previously been
convicted of any offense. and that the
laid sentence is unjust and excessive.
announcement was made by Cover
nor Fernald Friday afternoon ") tNH
following nominations.
state linuor commission" :" take
erect Nov. /. l91W--Georgc +. kav-
an0ueh Portland.
finland fish and game wardens-D,
B. Swett, Weld.
Fish wardens-Georr" : DO" N""'-
land: Ruel r. York, Damariscotta
tMlls).
Agent for the prevention of cruelty
TO animals-George a. Allen Auburn
To administer oaths and take ac-
krowledements of deeds-lra Nj. MIL
Ter. Roci;land: Ella Hansen smart
Portland: Sarah p. WlnsioW' for'
Fairfield.
Cororers--Harry c. Austin. Elis-
,,rrb, James w Meserve. Buxton
(Bar Mills; Ernest f. Morse LIN
coin: Galen S. Pond. Bangor; r +.
sherman. Eden (Bar Harhor: Adolph
e. Waltz Waldoboro