Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-06-08
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be held by the commissioners in
Franklin county:
At the store of c. B. Richardson in
the petition of c. b. Richardson and
% others of Strong and vicinity.
praying that the inlets to Dav Noun
tain pond, so-called, in Avon, be closed
to all fishing for "a period of four
years. also that permission be granted
| the petitioners to screen said pond
At the hotel in kingficld at 10 A. NJ.
Friday, June II, on the petition of
Franklin Hutchins of kingfield and 40
others, residents of kingfield and vi
| cinity, praying that the regulations
relating to fishing in Tufts, Dutton
and Grindstone ponds, which expired
! May - 1910, be renewed viz: Pro-
| hibit the taking of any trout any less
| than eight inches in length, and the
| catching of more than ten fish, trout
or salmon. by any one person in any
one day, from any or all of said ponds.
At Judge Morrisons office in
Phillips Friday noon, June II, on the
petition of Oscar l.. Beedle and AZ
others. citizens OF Phillips and vicin-
ity, praying that the brooks in Phil
lips. Avon and Madrid that are tribu-
taries to the Sandy river. beginning
with the year 1911. be open for fishing
only from the time the ice leaves
brook fiShed in in the spring until
July I. following. and that during this
open season it shall be unlawful for
any one person to take, catch or kill,
or have in possession in any one day
more than 25 fish in all taken from
these waters.
At the same place at 12.1J +. NJ. on
the petition of Willis r. Leavitt and
IS others, praying that fishing in the
south branch of Dead river above
Flagg dam. and in the tributaries to
the same, be confined to Tuesday,
Wednesday and Friday of each week,
and that the number of trout which
may be taken from said waters in on"
day be limited to 20 to one person, for
a period of four years.
Announcements was made at the
state highway department Tuesday
morning that the contract for building
Il piece of State road i'm the town of
Eden, bids on which We're opened at
the Office of the commissioner Satur
ttdN, June I, lidu Dttu dN NdIti u H. =
Emery of Eden for $2.411.O5. he being
the lowest bidder The other bids
were as follows: Small & ingalls,.
$2415.25: Frank l.. Brewer $2,427.12;
Town of Eden, $2,473.42; Arthur Lis
comb. $2,475. The road t" be built
will contain about 5000 suuar" .ards.
The following corporations hHve
e. : : -,
at the office OF the secretary of stat:
Maynard s. Bird & Co. organized at
R0ckIand for the purpose of cordurt-
ing business as insurance agents. with
$40 600 capital stock. OF which moth
ing is paid in Officers: President.
MAYNARD S Bird of Rockland: treas
urer. H. y. McDougall of Rockland.
Certificate filed Jan. !. 1910.
Slone- Ordean- Wells Co. organized
at Augusta for the purpose "i dealing
in goods wares and merchandise, with
So 000. 900 apital stock. OF which moth
ing is paid in. officers: President, r.
S Buzzell of Augusta: treasurer NJ.
NJ lfarrar of Augusta. Certificate
filed Jun" 6, 1910.
u. &. Rood Sho" Manufacturing CO..
organized at Rockland for the purpose
of manufacturing and dealing in foot
wear. with 100000 capital stock, of
which nothing is paid in. hfirerS:
President. T., NJ Rood of Wald"boro.
treasurer. D. G. Rood of Wald"hnr"
Certificate filed June 6. 1910
Public SECURITIES CO., organized at
Portland for tn" purpose OF dealing III
stocks. bonds. mortgages, etc. with
SIC. .O0n capital stock, of which noth-
ing is paid in. officers: President 1.
l.. Crotcau of Portland: treasurer. Al
bert T. Jones of Portland. Certit-
cate filed June /. 1910.