Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-30
Filed for incorporation.

The Duluth Gas and Water company
filed articles for incorporation with the Sec
rotary of state yesterday. This company
proposes to furnish both gas and water to
the village of Duluth for thirty years. with
a capital stock of $25O,OOO, to be paid in
installments. The names of the inoorpo-
rators are Carroll E. Gray and K. P. Cor
lyn, st. Louis, and Albert T. Chase. John
II. Upham and John H. Labagin, of Du-
luth.
Also for the Winona Harvester works,
for the manufacture of harvesters and
binders, at Winona, with capital stock of
$250,000. The names of the incorpora-
tors are as follows: j. d. Easter, Evans
ton, Ill, and @. S. Bonner, II. W. LANDER
ton, V. Simpson, j. Fl. Jenkins, z. T.
Hayden, J. J. Randall, G. II. Porter, w. H.
Garlock, J. Kendall, T. A. Johnston, w. K.
F. Villa and o. G. Tucker, of Winona.
AS also by the East Seventh Street
Building society of ST. Paul, to encourage
industrious persons of limited means to
build and own their homes, with a capital
stock of $1,OOO,OOO, divided into 10000
shares OF $50 each, to be paid in monthly
installments of twenty-five cents per share
The society will commence business when
$4,000 of the stock is taken, and its mem
bers must be twenty-one years old or up
wards. The highest amount OF indebted
ness allowed will be $4,000, but for
the purpose of re6eeming its own
capital stock it may be increased to $50
600. The names OF the incorporators are:
Joseph Burger, 4. Schoch, A. r. Kiefer,
Herman Scheffsr, Timothy r. Palmer,
Henry T. Ruelster, John J. Biebig hauser,
Il. E. Young, John Blom, Alexander H.
Peabody, Henry Wilhelm, H. A. Blasting.
Michael Tracy, Gilbert Oleson, Andrew
Esklima, aid VIM. 3. McGrorty, all of ST.
Paul.
Also of the Solidity Life association, of
Minneapolis, Mimi, to secure lis members
employment and to the families of its de-
ceased members pecuniary assistance.
Membership is eligible only to persons
between the ages of eighteen and sixty-fve
years of age, and the fee is to be fifty cents
for each year of the members age, count
ing from birth to the next nearest birth
day, and an assessment thereafter
not to exceed fifteen cents per
year fer each year of the members age,
and three cents for a similar period of
life, for guarantee deposit to secure the
payment of assessments occasioned by the
death of members.
On the death of a member a very con-
siderable amount is guaranteed to mis-
family or heirs, Eviz: The pledged guaran
tee funds of the member in the hands of
the association; benefit assessment not to
exceed $4,000, and $1,000 for each half
membership held by the deceased, in no
case to exceed in amount the sum of
$4,000. Members have TO mass examination
by physicians before joining the association
The board of trustees and incorporators
are Sumner W. Farnum, w. j. Van Dyke,
Geo. A. Pilsbury, John d. Laittre, Eugene
NJ. Wilson, L. j. Naxton, Thomas S. King,
John G. Oswald, 0. @. Merriam, Charles 81.
Clark, of Minneapolis; D. NJ. Sabin, E. w.
Durant, and Dudley Il. Hersey, of Still
water; Alyaren Allen, of st. Paul, and
Lucien Z. Hubbard, of Red Wing.
An Interesting Event at the Clarendon.
The ladies' parlor at the Clarendon hotel
was the scene of an interesting ceremony
at o'clock last EVENING" marriage. The
parties to the interesting event were MI
E. B. Wood, leading lawyer at Sank Cen
ter and Miss Lizzie Stiles, of Abel, Iowa.
Rev. Maurice d. Edwards, of the Dayton
Avenue Presbyterian church oficiated, and
MIR. Fl. NJ. Tucker, chief clerk of the house
as the best man, with Mrs. Mills of Abel, q
sister OF the bride, as bridesmaid. A
number of guests of the house witnessed
the ceremony and at its conclusion united
in most hearty congratulations and good
wishes. To-day the newly welded go to
Sank Center, which is to be their future
home.