St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-01
Some of the Recorded Mime
apolis Enterprises Of the
Past Year.
Nearly Two Hundred Certifi-
Gates, With a Capital Of
$75,OOO,OOO.
Great Enterprises on Which
You Can Make Your
Comments.
General Summary Of the Sit
uation--Mining and Manu-
featuring Lead.

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daily wrestle with the newspaper, notice
the numerous ''articleS of incOrpO-
ratiOn,'' it still has very feeble idea of
the extent of the incorporation business.
For instance, if the widest Minneapolis
boomer were to say the new companies
of 1887 sported capital stock of over
SIS, OOO, 900 and numbered nearly 200, who
would believe him. Yet he states but
the fact. The GLOBE has carefully
compiled these articles, and they will be
found below, placed under their proper
heads. They are given without COM
ment, but they tell their own story:
MINING AND MANUFACTURING.
The Minnehaha Barrel company, cap
ital $4,000; manufacture barrels and
Otho~ cOOperage.
The Sharp Iron Mining Il Smelling
company, capital 81 100000.
The Haseltine Mill Furnishing COM
pany, capital $4,000; for manufacturing
mill machinery.
The Northwestern Knitting company,
capital $1,000; manufacture all kinds OF
knitted goods.
Nicollet Mining company, capital
$3.50,
GOgebic Water and Gas Supply COM
pany, capital 100000; constructing
water gas and sewerage works by con-
tracts.
Hennepin Mining company, capital
S25O,O0O
The Minneapolis Paper mills, capital
100000; manufacturing paper and wood
pulp and dealing in paper and paper
stock.
The Potter Smelling and Refining
company, capital 100000; smelling and
refining gold and silver ore.
The Boston Mining company, capital
S1,0O0,000
The Northwestern Cooperative Fur
niture company, capital SIS, 900: manu-
featuring and selling all kinds of office
and household furniture.
The c. G. Washburn FIGURING Mills
company, capital 81, 100000; maintaining
and operating flour mills, grain eleya-
tors and warehouses.
Northeast Minnesota Mining COM
pany, capital $780, 900; working coal
mines and stone quarries and selling
the material therefrom.
The Minnesota Granite and Polishing
company. capital 100000; cutting and
polishing all kinds of stone.
The Sage Emery Mining syndicate
with capital of So, 500, 900.
The Vermilion Range Mining syndl-
cate with capital of So, 600; for the
purpose of mining, smelling, working,
selling and refining ores and minerals.
The Pleasant River Gold Mining COM
pany with capital of 100000.
The Swan Iron company with a capt.
tai of 81 100000
Red Wing Lime and Stone company,
capital $50 600: manufacturing and sell
l STONE
and digging and selling sand.
The Gibson Electric company, capital
100000; manufacturing and dealing in
electrical apparatus and machinery.
The Pioneer Paint company, capital
$1,000; manufacturing and dealing in
all kinds of paints.
The Red Rock Iron Mining company
with capital of $4,000.
Spokesman Manufacturing company,
$4,000; capital; manufacturing sash,
doors. and mOuldingS.
The Earle Manufacturing company
5000, 900 capital :manufacture and sale of
the Earle Automatic Dagger and tai
lyer.
The Mystic Starch company with
! 100000 capital for the manufacture and
sale of starch.
| The Minneapolis and Black Hills
| Mining company with 81, 100000 capital.
The Equator Mining company with
| S10,00O,00O capital.
The Tyner Manufacturing company,
| S125, 900 capital; manufacture of the
| Tyner spark arreSter.
| The Merchants Protective Fire and
| Burglar Alarm company, capital $40, 900:
| manufacture of Bunker'S fire and bur
| glar alarm.
The East Hoppenyan Iron Mining
| company, capital S1.000,000.
| The Kehoe Il Matthews Cigar com.
pany, capital $4,000; manufacture OF
| cigars.
| The Minneapolis Electro Matrlx COM
| pany, capital 81 100000; manufacturing
and dealing in machines, apparatus and
| appliances for OF pertaining to matriX
making.
[ The Madison Mining and Reduction
company, with a capital of s1,OOO,OOO.
| The Morgan Mining and Reduction
company, with a capital of $4,000.
The Clayton Plow Works company
capital 100000; engaging in the man
ufacture of plOwS and other agricul
I! tural implements.
/ The Zesbaugh-Bintlitf Manufacturing
| company, capital $4,000; engaging il
| the manufacture of picture frames anC
mOuldings.
| The Central Iron Mining company
| capital $1,000,000.
/ Gogebic Development company. cap
ital S5,000,000; mining and smelling al
kinds of ore and minerals.
| The Manufacturers syndicate, cap
| ital 100000; manufacturing wagons
| carriages and all kinds of farm machin
| cry.
The Iron Ore Mining company, cap
] ital S1,000,000; operating and develop
| ing iron miueS.
Minneapolis Stock Yards and Packing
company, capital sl,ooo,oOo; erecting
warehouses, elevators and stock yard!
and packing business.
Globe Electric Light and Power com
pany, capital S500,000; manufacture o.
| electrical machinery and apparatus an(
| the generation of light and motive
| power by electricity.
The l.. d. Kilbourne Boot and Shoe
| company. capital 100000; the manufac
4 ture and sale of boots and shoes.
Minneapolis All from Fence company
capital $4,000; manufacturing irOI
/ fence.
4 The Edison Electric Light and Powe,
company, capital 100000; construction
4 and operation of the necessary ma
+ chinery and appliances for producing
and supplying electric light and motive
+ power.
| The T. Fl. Drew Glass company, CAPT
ital $4,000; manufacturing and dealing
i in all kinds of glassware.
i The Northwestern Nail and Manufac
turing company, capital $4,000 buying