Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-02

Among the recent corporations which
have. been organized under Il Charter
granted by spcci;E--.n Of the Iegis--
Iaturc is the vap tspssA Light x Pow
IT co. the charter Or which Mas APP
proved March 5. 198s and which vas
organized AZ Van Buren, Dec. II. 1919.
The purposes OF the corporation are
those Of making, generating, Selling,
distributing ana supplying electricity
for lighting, heating, manufacturing or
unclaimed ANA power purposes in the
towns ~ Van Buren, and Hamlin, i'll
Aroostuuk county, and all other things
provided fur or contemplated by Chap
ter IS - the Private ana Special Laws
vi Maine for the year 1909.
Th" amount Of capital stock of the
corporation is $50oUo, all of which is
common stock and or which sloU is
paid in The par yaluc Of tn" shares
Is Sloo each. The names and residences
of the shareholders, each OF whom
owns 40 shares OF. ssSch. are Levite V.
Thibodeau. Josephssla rtin. Emile Le-
brun and Joseph Prsic,icr, all OF Van
Eurcn. TIE president of the corpora
ton is Levitc N.aThibodeau and the
treasurer is Josch4 Martin The di-
'''t'A - tiiN wv 4'ui SNi'AA'tiitiI 4tINA4
toned above.
The following announcement OF
prosecutions was made at the office of
the chairman of the Commission OF
Inland Fisheries and Game Saturday;
state vs.. Fred +. Charles. for hunt
ing without a license. mon RESIDENT.
Prosecuted before Trial Justice :. w
Fife, FryeDurg. Dec. %. Convicted.
Fined 50 and costs. Paid. Chas. L.
Gray, warden.
State VS.. Arthur ViSue of St. George
j. O.. for hunting without a license
s(non- RESIDENT. Prosecuted Dec. &c
before Herman ". Holden, trial justice,
Moose River Convicted Fined $25
and costs taxes ut $l312. AS fine was
not paid he was committed to Somer-
set county Jail.
State VS.. VIM. Mckenzie OF ST. John,
y. b., for trapping without II license.
Prosecuted before :. :. Thornton, trial
justice. Houlton. Convicted. Fined |
500 and costs. In default of payment
sentenced to 80 days in county Jail.
Lamont y. Stevens of Wells, thp |
Democratic candidate for the Office OF |
state auditor, is the first official under |
the new administration to assume the |
duties OF his position, as the term OF |
Charles +. Hatch expired at midnight |
saturday. N the majority OF cases |
State officials hold Office until their !
successor is elected or appointed, but !
Chapter IA of the Public Laws Of 1907,
by which the office of State auditor
was created. provides that that official
shall hold Office for two years from the
ftst day of January.
Tho following corporations have fill
ed their certificates of organization at
the Office of the secretary of State:
Times Publishing Co. organized at
Houlton, for the purpose OF conducting
q general printing and publishing bust
ness. with $4,000 capital stock, of
which nothing is paid in. Officers:
President and treasurer. Charles H.
Fogg of Houlton. Certificate filed Dec.
81, 1910.
The Farley Plate Glass Setting Co.
organized at Portland, for the purpose
OF manufacturing and depnzs in pneu-
matte glass holders. etc. with $4,000
capital stock, of which nothing is paid
in. Officers: President and treasurer,
Cyrus II. Farley of Portland. Certif-
cate filed Dec. 81, 1910.
North American Glue Co. organized
at South Berwick, for the purpose of