St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-01
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wagons, carriages and all kinds of
wheeled vehicles and farming imple
mentS.
The Omega Iron Mining company with
a capital of $S00,00O.
The Minneapolis Door Hanger COM
pany, capital $40, 900; erecting and oper-
ating foundry and machine shop.
The Northwestern PacruSta DecOrat-
i've company, capital 100000; decOrat-
ing ceilings, walls and other surfaces.
The Minneapolis Iron Rolling mill,
capital $4,000; manufacturing iron rOI,
bars and wire.
The Minneapolis Threshing Machine
company. capital $250,000; manufac-
turing and selling threshing machines.
TELEGRAPH AND RAILWAYS.
The Minneapolis Central Railway
company, capital $500,OO0; building
and operating lines of street railways.
Continental Cable and street Railway
Construction company, capital 100000;
constructing cable and other lines Of
railways.
The Minneapolis Railway Terminal
company, capital $1,00O.000; acquiring
and constructing railway lines in and
about the city of Minneapolis, and to do
general railway terminal business.
The Minnesota Belt Line and Trans
1oi Cohipohy, CapiUal Si,VUo,Voo, Son-
StructiOn and operation of lines of rail
way around and about Minneapolis and
st. Paul.
Chocktaw Coal and Railway company
with ~, 500, 600 capital.
The Polar Telegraph company, capt.
tai $1.0O0,000; erecting telegraph lines
and carrying on general telegraph
businesses.
The West Side Street Railway COM
pany, capital 100000; building and OPP
Grating street railway line.
The st. Paul and Minneapolis Rapid
Transit company, capital $2,000.000;
constructing and operating an elevated
railway between Minneapolis and st.
Paul.
PRINTING AND PUBLISHING.
The National Historical Publishing
company, capital $4,000; buying, SELL
ing and publishing historical and other
literary works.
The Daily Globe Building company,
capital 100000. for the purpose of
erecting a building to accommodate
the business of the ''Globe Publishing
company"
The Swinburne Printing company {;
capital, $4,000; a general job printing,
book binding and lithOgraphing bust
ness.
The Northwestern Architect Publish
ing company; capital, $4,000; publish
ing journal Oh architecture.
The Minneapolis News company; cap
ital, $780, 900; publishing newspaper.
The Lumberman Publishing COM
pany; capital, $4,000; engaging in a
general printing and publishing bust
ness.
The Northwestern Miller; capital,
100000; printing and publishing a
weekly magazine.
The journal Job Printing and Pub
fishing company; capital, $4,000; en-
gaging in general job printing bust
ness.
The North Star Printing company
capital, 100000; a general printing, en-
craving, book binding and publishing
business.
The Minnesota Timber and Supply
company, capital, s15O,O0O; engaging in
the Manufacture of all kinds Of lumber.
The Mark Paine Lumber company,
! capital $4,000; dealing in lumber.
The Hall Il Shevlin Lumber company,
capital 100000; engaging in general
| lumber business.
The De Soto Lumber company, CAPT
| tai 100000; engaging in the manufac-
ture of all kinds of lumber.
GENERAL COMMERCIAL.
Atlantic Elevator company, with $780,
| 600 capital.
The Minnesota Wood Supply COM
| pany, capital $4,000; buying, selling
and dealing in wood and other fuel.
The Minneapolis Package Delivery
| line, $40, 900 capital; transporting. carry
ing and delivering to all parts of the
city, trunks, packages and merchandise.
The Northern Fresh Fish company,
with capital of $4,000.
The Minnesota Heat Regulator COM
pany, capital, $4,000; dealing in the
| ButZ-ThermO Electric regulators.
The niland-Sperry company, capital
| age.
The West Minneapolis Cooperative
| Merchandise company. capital $4,000;
| establishing and carrying on a general
merchandise store.
The Northwestern Fresh Fish COM
pany, capital $4,000; dealing in game,
poultry and fish.
The Minneapolis Grain Dealers asso-
ciation, capital of 100000 erecting and
| operating elevators and warehouses and
dealing in grain.
The Murch Novelty Advertising COM
pany, capital S25, 600; engaging in a gen.
| cIdl DuS1HCoSs
! LOANS AND BANKING.
The Franklin State bank, capital $50
| 600: general banking business.
The Standard bank, capital S25, 900.
| Farmers Il Mechanics, capital $685.
600.
The Excheauer, capital $4,000; gen.
| eral loan business.
The Minnesota Credit & Mortgage
company, capital 100000; for dealing in
bonds, mortgages, notes and other obi
| cations.
The Union Debenture company, cap
ital $500, 200.
The Realty Mortgage and Debenture
company; capital 81 100000.
| The International Loan and Invest
ment company with capital of 5000. 200.
| The Northwestern Investment COM
| pany with capital of 100000.
| The Realty Mortgage and Debenture
company, capital $1,0O0,0OO; lOaning
money on real estate security and deal
ing in mortgages and other securities.
The Chicago Guaranty company, cap
ital $4,000; engaging in a general loan
business and dealing in notes, bonds,
mortgages and other obligations.
The Minneapolis Debenture Loan
company, capital S20O0,000.
The DOty Investment company, with
a capital of S15O,O00.
Mechanics Real Estate Loan and In
vestment association, capital S5OO,000:
engaging in general real estate and
| loan business.
Mutual Investment association, cap
ital 5000.
| REAL ESTATE.
| Minneapolis Real Estate exchange
capital $4,000; for the purpose of secur
ing uniform action among real estate
dealers in reference to buying, selling
and renting real estate and to secure
uniform rates OF brokerage in real es
tate transactions.
The Mississippi Land, Loan and In
vestment company. capital 100000.
Mutual Union Loan company, cap