Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-24
Gov. Ferna|d Announces
List Of Nominations.
"Df.' Ebert N, Bates, Rich
mond, Petitions for Pardon.
d. ". S. 1hompson's Report as
Dojoeate 10 Medical Conferences.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting Of Governor and Council
Wednesday, March 80, at 10 A. N.

Wednesday, March 80, at 10 A. N.
FOLLOWING is the list of nominations
announced by Governor Fernald
Wednesday afternoon:
State assayer-Ora Willis Knight,
Bangor.
Trustee Insane hospitals-(To take
effect April 16)-Frederick Robbie. Cor
ham.
Trustees Bath Military and Naval
Orphan asylum-(To take effect April
N--Wiliam X. Kimball. Bath; AlonzO
Sylvester, Pennington: Perham S.
Heals. Waterville
Trustee University of Maine-(To
take effect April 17)-Charles L. Jones,
Corinna.
Judge municipal court--Arthur w.
stone. Dexter.
Judge municipal court-(To take ef-
feet April 2D-Gcorge A. Stafford,
Hallowel.
Judge municipal court-Edwin r.
Clifford, Winthrop.
Recorder municipal cOurt-Ray r.
Eaton, Brunswick.
Probation officer. Androscoggin coun-
ty-U'or four months) Prank IT,
Smith. Auburn,
Agent for prevention of cruelty to
children James o. Roberts. ROwdoin
Agent for prevention of cruelty to
animals .Iuiette Nickerson, Eden.
Fish Wardens-L eander r. Bunker,
Cranberry Isles; William A. LENDER
son. Cutler; James A. Hill, Gouldsboro,
(WesD: Fred A. Townsend, Calais.
To administer oaths, etc-Mary G.
Page Portland.
Trial iustices-George F. Newell, An
son; Chas. A. Perry, Limestone: Ar
HinckIcy. Bluehill
Notaries public George f., Allen,
Camden: +. f. Berry. Rockland. Hen
~ warren Bowen. Cumberland, (Grcat
Chobeague lsland); irving o. Bragg,
Iiartland: T.. II. COusens. Kennebunk-
port: II. l.. DuttOn. Augusta; Arvid
Elk Portland; Henry r.. f.lmore. Au-
gusta: r. G. Harrington, Augusta;
Francis A. Fox, Porter (keZar Falls).
JOS f. Gould, Old Town; Leon +. His-
gins, Bangor; Jos. g. Holman, Farm
ingtOn: Samuel r. Jackson. jefferson;
Seth l.. Larrabee. Portland: Henry j.
McNider. Lamoine; Charles +. Merri-
man. Portland Edward *. Milliken
Portland: Robert PaysOn. Portland; f..
r.. Richards. Pennington; Edward T..
Richardson, Portland; Herbert 3.
Sprague Pembroke: VIM. N. Titus.
Alma; W. A. Trafton, Lewiston; r. c.
WbittemOre. East Livermore Falls).
Justices Of the peace-GeOrge f. AL
len, Camden; Willard w. Baldwin,
Portland; Harlow Bigelow, Belgrade;
]. Herbert Boyd. Bangor; Robert S.
Boyd, Shirley; Geo. II. Bryant. Oak
land; Edward p. Burr. Brewer; Cyrus
Chase. Westfield Or. f. d. 2. Pressure
Isle); Samuel r. Crabtree, Island
Falls); II. f. Foster Winthrop; Thorn
as f. Hale. Ellsworth: j. Frank Ham
mond, Mt. Vernon: George c. Hawes
Union; Abram l.. KRISTEN. Portland:
II. II. Lamson, Freedom; d. G. Lane,
Topsfeld; b. +. Leighton, Gouldsbo-
70, tWesD: James T.. Manter. Port
land; Clarence T.. Paul. Rockport;
Fred w. Plummer Raymond; Nelson
w. Richardson, Monmouth; }. Orin
Smith. Pressure Isle Henry w. Swa-
sey, Portland: Frank II. White. Co
mmbia: II. II. Chamberlain. Bristol.
Ground PondJ.
DR. William S. Thompson. of Au-
gusta, who attended as a delegate
from this State the sixth annual con-
ference of the Council on Medical Ed
ucation, the fifth annual conference oil
the Committee on Medical Legislation
and the American Federation OF LII
censing Boards filed the following re-
port Wednesday with Governor fer-
maid: 81
Il am not able at this writing To
give the total attendance when the
meeting was called To order at 10 A
NJ, February rs. 1910, for no roll was
called and minutes of the meetihs
were not read | should say. more
from talking with delegates IMAM oHl-
cially. that nearly every state in the
Union was represented.
Medical education was considered
the first day The addresses were OF
n high order. were cnlightening and
inspiring. Like all such addresses
they dealt largely with ideals. but
ideals point the way to improvement
and help 10 attain higher standards.
The reports showed that the ideals OF
the past had in n measure. ut least.
been fulfilled.
THE second day was given over to
n conference on Il Model Law for reg
ulation of the practice OF medicine
Owing To the individual legislation OF
the separate states. such law was
and always will be Il most difficult one
10 formulate. There were many
speakers All speakers were not ora :
tors, ami mary seemed To have been
unused 10 public speaking and as n
result, much WAS said that il was inn
possible Ia hear.
THE committee in formulating n
Model Law, as | understood il. Will
report nj the next meeting oi the Am