Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-05-04

growing Slice the INV requiring ln6
registration of motor vehicles went
into effect in the spring of 1905, reach
ed its highest point with that of the
past month The records on file at
the office show that during the month
of April the registration of automobiles
reached the somewhat remarkable
total Of 443, which is the largest
months business since the law went
into effect The number of licenses
issued to operators during the month
was also large, the total being 397.
The number of motor cycles register
ed during the month was 10, and the
number of licenses issued to dealers
was {.
The total amount received in fees
from these sources during the month
was $1,7SS, divided as follows: From
registration of automobiles, 1886;
from licenses issued to operators, $794;
from registration Of motor cycles, $3S.
and from licenses issued TO dealers $40
The records show that during the
first four months Of the current year
the number of automobiles registered
was 604, the number of licenses issued
to opera tors was Sal, the number of
motor cycles registered was "A and
that the number Of licenses issued to
dealers was 20. The total amount re-
ceived in fees from these sources dur
ing that time was s2,538, divided as
follows: From registra of auto
mobiles, $1,082; from licenses issued to
operators, $l,0S2; from registrati ton Of
motor cycles, $48. and from licenses
issued to dealers, 5000
The total number of automobiles
which have been registered at the Of
flee from the time that the law went
into effect i'm 1905 up to the close of the
past month is 5.466: the number of Ii
censes which have been issued to
operators is 6,128; the number of
motor cycles registered is 496 and the
number Of licenses issued to dealers
l45. The total amount received in
fees from these sources is $25,53O, di-
vided as follows: From registration Of
automobiles, $1O,S32; from licenses is
sued to operators. $12.256: from regis
tration of motor cycles. 1892 and from
licenses issued to dealers, $1,45O.
The registration for the month of
May is starting in WELL and while the
business for the month may not equal
eiat W. Hfi II II Will 40 utbuDt make IL
respectable showing.
X. w. Redman. assistant State dairy
instructor for the department of agri-
culture, was at Harmony Monday,
where he organized the Somerset
Dairy Testing Association, an all day
meeting being held at the Grange hall
for that purpose. The meeting was
rnh 1@rl
dairymen being present and healthy
amount of interest was manifested in
the movement. Officers were chosen
as follows:
President-G. d. Magoon of Har-
mony.
Vice -Presidents-J. B. LaBree of
Cambridge and G. S. Bean of Welling-
ton
Secretary and Treasurer-Allen l..
ChadbOurne of Harmony.
DirectOrs-Walker s. Bemis of Har-
mony. c. Sumner Hawes of Cambridge.
Uriah Whitehouse OF Wellington
The association will hold meetings
each month. The number of COWS
pledged is 245, so grouped as to make
Is days work The following men
have signed the subscription papers:
w. S. Bemis, G. d. Magoon, d. c.
Noble, II. r. Chadbourne, c. S. Bean
AlDhonso Davis. G. Sumner Ham, Seth
c. Ham, Alton l.. Chadbourne, ]. D.
Ring, G. S. BowdOin. Uriah White
house w. Fl. Ring. c. B. Hight and c.
>. Bean & Son. Others had promised
cows but We're unable to be present at
the meeting on account of the poor
condition of the roads
A meeting of the State Board of E'x-
amlners to Regulate the Practice of
l:mbalming will be held at the Augusta
House at 10 A. NJ. Tuesday, MAY TO-
for the purpose of examining candi-
dates who desire to become licensed
embalmerS.
Ihe following corporation has filed
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