Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-30

scranee Company. InsorporstorS. J.
& EIdsrkin and Babel Nickel Doses,
ins1rInS buildings, goods. wares. msr-
chandsss and personal property from
loss by Ere and lightning, and carrying
on other b1sinees thai ID USUALLY trans
acted by IRE insurance companies Cap
itsl stock $4,000. divided into 1000
shares Of 500 each
SEPT 80, the Ladies Relief Society
Inoorporasors, Baoefte Gstzerr. c. n.
Sanderson. Mary 3. Leary and others.
Chef place Of business Seattle Cblest
and purposes, general beDevoience and
charity, and the aiding an assisting of
the poor and destitute, regardless Of
creed. nationality or solor: also to re-
oeive coBtrIostiJas In money or proper
~, and dispose of the same for the
benefit of the society, and do and psr-
form all matters and things IN relation
thereto. Trustees: B.bette Gatzsrt, @.
NJ sanderso1. Mary B. Leary, Aboie J.
Hartford, Belle B. HAines. Sarah P.
Ferry, Elizsbeth II. Minor, Emma W.
Wood, Mercie Boone. Mary Booth, N. A.
Pierce. L A. Flrth, Sarah B. Yesler and
Mollie W. Fulton
Sept 30, the Seattle Electric Light Co.
Incorporators: J. II. Frinl, George d.
Hill. 2. W. Sparkling. s. z. Mitchell and
II. q Cam Object: TO manufacture,
furnish and supply the city of Seattle
With Edison's Incandesceut electric
light. Capital stock $4,000, divided
into 1000 shares of $50 each.
Dec 8, the Presbytery OF Paee; Sound.
Incorporaters: z. 6. Strange, George 2.
Whitvorth, John l. Thompson. n. g.
Mann, W. b. Lee, George A Mckinlay,
John Reid, ST., John Reid, Jr., T. j.
Weekes, n. d. A. Stsen, 8. 5. Caldwell,
II. z. White and .. Campbell. Location
and chief place of business. Seattle.
Object: TO promote the Christian rsli-
gion and the worship of Almighty God;
10 erect and maintain churches and
church buildings, Schools, academies,
seuinaries and colleges, and to maintain
and own benevolent temperance socie-
ties and Institutions.
Dee. Is, the Presbyterian Church of
Renton, w. L. IRoorporators: David
Parker, Emelins Parker, Mary Ann Kin
nov, Sarah z. Tonkin, Lizzie P. Will
lisms, George Z. Whitvorth and f, o.
Hsviand. Object: the promotion among
Its members and in the world the prin-
ciples and practise of the Christian
religion, and the securing and holding
Of such property as may be needed 70
carry eat this object.
December Is, the Mechanics Store
incorporated. Ihcorposa,ors. Moses
korn, Z. A. Turner, Barbara korn and
Otto Ranke. Object, to carry on and
oosduct a general mercantile business
in Washington Territory; to manufac-
ture all kinds Of articles and imp,e-
ments used in trade. and TO deal in and
sell the same. Capital stock, SO, 0oe
divided into 1000 shares Of SO each
Principal place Of business, Seattle.
December %, the Lake Washington
Transportation and Commercial Com
pany. Incorporators, David T. Denny,
Guy @. Phinney, George Kiunear, Z. n
Smithers, II. b. BaRley and F. II. Os
good. Objects, to build. purchase, lease,
own and operate ferry boats, steam oats
and other yes ,els for the transportation
Of freight and passengers on the waters
Of Lake Washington and elsewhere; te
own or lease docks or wharves, and do
any and all things to properly conducs
a general transportation business 10
lease, own and operate savmills and
-four mills on Lake Washington; 10
manufacture and deal in lumber and
all building material; TO engage in log
gine and deal in timber lands, etc.
Capital stock, $l30.0OO, divided into
2460 shares of $50 each. Head office
and principal place of business. Seattle.