Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-06-21

corn. So per cent. Local market pric
es: Butter 80 cents; eggs, "a cents: DO
tatoeS, Is cents. Acreage of Dotatoe
planted as compared with last wear
SO per cent
SOMERSET COUNTY.
Condition of grass fields. as com
pared with average. 105 per cent. Con-
dition of fruit trees. 80 per cent
Amount of hay on hand as compared
with last year. 20 per cent Farmers
are charging their operations to some
extent. in most sections. Probable
acreage of sweet corn, 104 per cent.
Local market prices: Butter 2S cents
eggs. II cents; potatoes, 90 cents.
Acreage of potatoes planted az com
pared with last year. 95 per cent.
WALDO COUNTY.
Condition of grass fields. 90 per
cent. Condition of fruit trees, 80 per
cent. Early varieties have bossomed
most fully. Amount of hay on hand
as compared with last year. % per
cent. Farmers quite generally are en-
larging their operations Probable
acreage of sweet corn, 80 per cent. Lo-
cal market prices: Butter. 30 cents :;
eggs u cents; potatoes, % cents.
cows. $50. Acreage of potatoes as
compared with last year. 81 per cent.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Condition of grass fields. 100 per
cent. Condition of fruit trees. 100 per
cent Amount of hay on hand. 50 per
cent. Many farmers are enlarging
their operations somewha,. Probable
acreage of sweet corn, 100 per cent.
Local market prices Butter. 20 cents:
eggs II cents; potatoes, Is cents.
Acreage of potatoes, 80 per cent.
YORK COUNTY
Condition of grass fields as com
pared with average,s18 per cent. Con
dition of fruit trees 80 per cent. Sim
mer and fall varieties of apples have
blossomed most fully. Amount OF hay
on hand as compared with last year.
SO per cent. Some farmers in most
sections are enlarging their opera tions.
Probabl acreage of sweet corn as
compared with former years. 81 per
cent. Local market prices Butter. 30
cents; eggs. "a cents; potatoes. 30
cents Acreage of potatoes as COM
pared with last year. 81 per cent.
GENERAL AVERAGE FOR THE
STATE
Condition of grass as compar-
ed with average. lo5 per cent.
Condition of fruit trees. 96 per
! cent. The early varieties as rule
have blossomed most fully. Amount
of hay on hand as compared with last
year. 81 per cent. Farmers in most
sections are enlarging their operations
to some extent Probable acreage of
sweet corn as compared with former
years. 80 per cent. Local market pric-
es: Butter, 80 cents; eggs. % cents:
toes, "a cents. Acreage of potatoes
toes planted as compared with last
year, 30 per cent.
Special orders No. 122. which has
been issued from the office of the adju
tant general under date of June 49,
reads as follows:
An election is hereby ordered for the
positions of First Lieutenant and sec
| ond Lieutenant in the Eleventh Com
pany. Coast Artillery Corps. National
Guard of the State of Maine.
| The election will be held in the
Companys armory in Portland on ire
| oath day of June. 1910, at eight O'Clock
J.. NJ
The immediate commander of the
company will give the required notice
and Captain John J. A. Mulhearn will
preside at the election.
The entire proceedings will be con
Quoted strictly in accordance with the
Military Law and Regulations for the
National Guard
BY order of the Governor:
ELLIOTT C. DILL.
The Adiutant Genera,