Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-05-24
New Corporations.

The following new corporations filed GER
tfcates of organization with the Secretary of
State yesterday:
The Machias Electric Light Company or
ganized at Machias with a capital stock OF
50 800; amount paid in, $3.50; par value of
shares 800. The officers are as follows:
President, Gilbert Longfellow, Machias;
Treasurer Henry b. Taylor, Machias; Di-
rectors, c. b. Story, O. NJ. Vose, Gilbert
Longfcllow, John X. Ames, Henry II. Tay-
lor, all of Machias. The purposes of the
corporation are manufacturing and general
ing electricity, and supplying the same to
consumers for heat, light and power within
the limits of the town. of Machias, East
Machias and Machiasport in the county of
Washington, and for doing all things deemed
necessary or advantageous for carrying on
said purposes
The Star Publishing Company organized
at Portland with a capital stock of $1,000;
amount paid in $3.50; par value of shares
$40. William ID. Doyle is president, Philip
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Philip J. Byrne and jeremiah w. O'Connor
are directors. The above officers are all
residents of Marlboro, Mass. The purposes
of the corporation are printing and publish
ing one or more newspapers and books and a
general job printing business.
The Gardiner Binding and Mailing Com
pany organized at Portland with a capital
stock of $4,000; amount paid in $50, 900;
par value of shares sl0O' Henry w. Wat
ers Is president, and Charles s. Young treas
urer. both of Newton Mass. The purposes
of the corporation are mailing, wrapping and
addressing newspapers, pamphlets or other
articles either bp the use or license or other
wise. under the letters therefor of the Wa
tiers Patent, Folding, Wrapping and Address
ing Machines" so called, or by the use of
other machines for said purposes under let
tiers patent or otherwise, and of buying
vending or using such machines or rights
and for the purpose of binding books, PAM
phlets or similar articles.
The yellow Mountain Mining Company,
organized at Portland with capital stock of
$500, 900; nothing paid in; par value of
shares S.. The stockholders are John ID.
Gale, Henry NJ. Nichols, Francis Hall, Alon-
20 S. Spear and Leonard S. Bean.al of Bos-
ton Mass. John ID. Gale is president, Fran
els Hall. treasurer, and John ID. Gale, Fran
els Hall and Henry NJ. Nichols are directors.
The purposes of the corporation are to carry
on the business of mining gold, silver and
other ores and to do all things incidental to
the general object of mining.
Tee Colchis Mining Company organized at
Portland with a capital stock of So0oooo;
amount paid in, 100000; par value OF
shares. S.. The stockholders are Henry W.
Folsom. Charles ID. jenkins and Amelia J.
jenkins, Boston. Mass. RobertJ. lngersoll,
New York City; Frank N. Wedge, Lanes
vile. Ohio; Nathan Cleaves, Portland Me.
Henry W. Folsom is president, Frank N.
Wedge, treasurer. and Henry w. Folsom,
Charles d. jenkins and Frank N. Wedge
are directors. The purposes of thh corpora
ton are to carry Oh a general mining busi-
ness.
The Clark Relasting and Shoe freeing
Company, organized at Portland with cap
ital stock of 500, 900; amount paid in, $500 !;
mar value of shares, 500. The stockhOld-
ers are Daniel S. Short, Wellesley, Mass !;
Ellery C. Wright, George II. Clark and
Horace +. Woodland, Campello in Brockton,
Mass. George II. Clark is president, Ellery
C. Wright, treasurer, and George H. Clark
and Horace +. Woodland are directors. The
purposes of the corporation are the manu-
featuring and selling certain relastng and
tree-shoeing machines together with lasts and
forms and for the purpose of licensing 9th
ora to sell said lasts and forms; and the -pur'
chasing of patent rights relating thereto and
SAID proposed machinery and process OF
manufacture aud any patents relating to boo
and shoe lasts, relasting and shoe-treeing
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