Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-21
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~, iiioooc Oh square Lake
''io' ouehiarc ana which was seen
every DAY for three weeks whenever
ne passed. that way. He states in his
ietler that one day he was coming our
oI inc thoroughfare with a New York
gentleman and they noticed the moose
standing Oh the shore. Feeling that
Inc moose was sick the warden pad
dled up to the shore and when thew
mad approached within about 100 feet
OF her she turned quickly and ran
ABOUT 80 feet and stopping, began to
cough rucn as horse would cough,
II was the opinion Of the New York
man That she bad tuberculosis A few
Gays after that they found the moose
dedd near the water. Warden Cum
inlnSS also tells OF another case, of a
COW moose which was running in Il
pasture with the cattle She was :p-
parently sick and manifested similar
symptoms to those of the moose a.
ready mentioned. After her death he
hac Il veterinary examine her throat
and lungs for symptoms of tubcrcu-
lOSls. but none We're found.
David Brown Of Grecnyillc Junction
writes that he does not remember OF
but has heard of one or two during
the past summer. Prior to that he
had seen 4 few moose. young and old,
which had died of some disease. The
latest word received at the depart
ment was telegram from Game
Warden JOrgenScn which was sent
from Ashland Tuesday, stating that q
Nearling COW moose had just died
there from disease and asking if he
should get a veterinary for eXamina.
ton. to which Chairman Bracket re-
piled by instructnE him to have an
examination made and report the re
suit.
These are but a few of the many
letters received at the department, but
the information which they contain
would seem to indicate that there is
something besides bullets that is
killing the Maine moose. and in the
majority of cases the victims are the
co.'s, which the State is the most
DC srous of protecting.
\ NO.! portrait which has just been
received at the department OF aSri-
culture and which Is attracting much
attention is that of Hon. S. l.. 3oard-
man of Bangor, former secretary OF
the department. The portrait is the
gift of Mrs Boardman, and is consid-
cred a good likeness. This. with the
portrait of Hon. +. w. McKeen Of
Frycburg, which will arrive within Il
day of two. will complete the list Of
portraits of former secretaries OF thc
departmcnt They are as follows:
"a
DR.. $. J.. Goodaic of Saco. lSo6-':;
Samuel l.. EoarGman Cf Bangor me-
50; e. w. Mckccn Of FrV"burg. iN"2-
1907 The Legislature of 1901 iD"llSn'H
the board Of agriculture anu eStab-
lisncd the commission
The following corporations ll1N'
filed their certificates of organizations
at the office Of til" secretary "l 9'A''
Maine putNrr-N H@on Co.. organized
at Portland. for the purposes 81 man
,,facturil!g ;,nd dealing in pow, ! VAC
ons with 10000 capital stock. OF Nhlch
nothing Is paid il. Officers: irt"r"''''
GEORGE. NJ. StanWnpd # South fpr'
band: 1rca> urcr Ealph II. Jordan 81
Portland. Certificate filed Doc ~
1910.
Ya,.,o Mines. organized at Aa6hS.a'
for the purpus" Of conducting nun
mc. business with $2.000ooo capl'ai
stock. Of which nothing IS pald IN |
officers: President ani tfc2Sur'' }"
Al Leavitt ii Winthrop. '"ftili''"
flied Dec. -, 1917
The simons spring Wheel C" Or
canized at Augusta. for the pulpos
of manufactures ana oeai n, eno ,na
wneeis for automobiles, with $l''o'''p'
,.a,,;t,l stock. Of which nothing is pa"l
ia. officers: Precedent ard treaSu .,a
+. NJ. Leavilt OF winthrop 'cr''n-
r,t.. tilei Dec. 10. 1"lo
American Bond and Mortgage ,"n
,,,o..,uized al Augusta. tor tn" fo'i'"S,
If conducting i general brokcrasc ~"
~ ,,''i.sinn business with $2oo,oo cap
i,al stock. Of mich nothing is rald ~ II.
r ',r PRESIDENT and treasurer -
N. Leavitt Vi Winthrop. ee'''''0"'O
Glcd Dee. 10. 1914.