Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-01


corporations is as follows:
J.. A. w. Morots Co. s1,OOO0O
Sargent Cigar and Plantation
Co, 100000
Carbonic Engine and Power Co, :, 900 900
blanche Copper Co, 100000
BradStreet Co. of Maine. 2.0OOO 900
Church & Dwight Co.. 5000
North American Securities Co., 1901 900
Midland Securities Co., 100000
p Guerrero Mines Co. 5000 900
Fraser Pencil Co., 100000
American Harvester Co., 2.0O0O01
Walpole Rubber Co. 100000
Staples Transportation Co, 100 900
Valdez Creek Consolidated Min
ing Co. l,oo0N
Keith Car and Manufacturing
Co. 80 100000
Colonial paper Co. 800 900
Wirebound Corporation, 100000
Owens Valley Oil Co, 100000
"'rlfe sudden death in New York
Friday of Lieut.. Col. Thomas Talbot
came as great shock to the officers
of the National Guard of this State. y
said Adjutant General Dill Monday.
''At the maneuvers, at the annual
meetings of the New England Rife
Association and at the National
matches. many members of the Ma
tional Guard of Maine came to know
him personally. Those who came in
held him in high esteem for his per-
sonal worth and his splendid capa-
biljties as a National Guard officer.
He typified all that is best in the Of
ficer and the gentleman and under
his command the First Corps Cadets
won the distinction of being regarded
by the War Department as one of the
most efficient National Guard organ
SZations i'm the country"
Col. Talbot's military record was as
follows:
He enlisted in the First Corps
Cadets April II, 1889. and was pro-
NOTED through all the grades. When
the Spanish war broke out he was
given commission of second lieuten-
ant in Co NJ. 9Th Mass. USV, and
later was transferred to Co. + of the
same regiment He was mustered out
Jan. II, 1899.
He was again elected first lieut"n
ant in the First Corps April II, 1899
and resigned to take commission
of captain July s. the Same year. in
the 26th regt. USV and served in the
Philippines until May /. 1901, when he
was mustered out.
He again went back to his old love,
the First Corps, and was elected cap
tain Dec s, and major Jan. II, 1902
When the late Lieut.. Col. EdmandS
resigned he was unanimously chosen
commander of the corps. on June y
1906.
"
It was learned yesterday at the OF
flee of the State Board of Health that
the board had found it necessary to
establish inspection service at vance
boro on account of the prevalence OF
smallpox in New Brunswick ana
Nova Scotia. The board is also IN
communication with the surgeon gen
eral of the public health and marine
hospital at Washington. d. c.. with
a view to having the general govern
ment assume charge in the matter ana
when this is done the boards inspec-
tors will be withdrawn.
The following corporations have
filed their certificates of organization
at the Office of the secretary of state:
r La Grande Supply Co.. organized at
Augusta. fer the purpose of manu-
featuring and dealing in foods ana
grocery supplies, with 100000 capltai
stock. of which nothing is paid IN.
Officers: President Frederick L. Cor
bell Of Lewiston: Treasurer. Omer 4.
Cloutier of Lewiston. Certificate hled
Feb. 2s, 1910
w. S. Roberts Co.. organized at
Portland, for the purpose of conduct
ing a general mercantile business.
with $4,000 capital stock. of which
nothing is paid in. Officers: Presi-
dent, John johnson of Portland:
Treasurer. Frederick w. Hinckiey OF
Portland. Certificate filed Feb. 81
1914