Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-01-20
New Corporations.

The following named new corporations
filed certificates of organization with the
Secretary of State yesterday
The Guarantee Safe and Economic oil
Burning Company organized at kittery with
a capital stock of 100000; amount paid in
50; par value of shares ST. The stock
holders are William Haaker, New York City
William Kraft, Brooklyn, \. y; Henry A.
Holden. William T. Smith, and Charles
Darcy, Boston, Mass. William T. Smith is
president; Henry a. Holden, treasurer,
and Henry A. Holden, William +. Smith and
Charles f. Darcy are directors The
purposes of the corporation are to manu-
facture and sell stoves, heaters. furnaces
and lamps and other analogous devices,
wherein oil is used as a fuel for heating
purposes and for the generation of steam in
boilers, and for illumatng purposes by
lamps, and the making of all appliances and
fixtures required thereto and for, and the
doing of any and all acts proper and neces-
sary to the carrying ON of such business.
The Eureka Hosiery Company organized
at Auburn with capital stock of $50, 900
amount paid in, $500; bar value of share.
500. The stockholders are Geo C. Wing,
NJ, c. Percival, and A. 4. Waite, all OF
Auburn, Maine. George c. Wing is presi-
dent, Augustus A. Waite, treasurer. and the
above named stockholders are directors. The
purposes of the corporation are the manu-.
facture of hosiery, and the buying and sell
ing of all commodities and articles necessary
to fully and amply carry out the requirements
of such business in any department thereof
and the transaction of such business as the
corporation may deem necessary and proper
in connection herewith.
The Maine Compress Company organized
at Bangor with capital stock of $4,000
amount paid in, 500; par value of shares
s.. The stockholders are Charles c. Pres
colt, Woodman c. Pitman, Charles L.
Mitchell and Joseph NJ Bright of Bangor
and Harrison +. Gould of Kenduskeag W.
c. Pitman is president; j. NJ Bright, treas
urer, and W. c. pitinan, II. F Gould, Joseph
NJ. Bright and c. c. Prescott are directors.
The purposes of the corporation are to pur-
chase certain letters patent dated Sept. 81,
1887 and numbered $40, ass, for a machine
for bailing sawdust; to manufacture and sell
said machines; to sell rights and operate
under said letters patent; and generally. to
do anything incident thereto or connected
herewith.
The McCallum-Constable Hosiery Com
pany organized at Portland with a capital
stock of 500 nothing paid in: par val
ne of shares 500 The stockholders are
Alexander McCalum and Charles b. Kings
ley, Northampton, Mass aud William Con-
stable, Holyokc, Mass. William Constable
is president; Alexander McCailum, treasur-
er; and the above named stockholders are
directors. The purposes of the corporation
are to carry on the business of manufacture
ing buying and selling hosiery aud under
wear of all kinds
The New England Steam Coperage Com
pduN OTSAnILeu At PORTLAND with q capital
stock of 500 900; amount paid in $500 ;
par value of shares. 500. The stockholders
are William L. Marsh, Maiden, Mass. Clar-
ence Hale, Portland, Me. VIM. n Mills,
Henry b, Hill and VIM. W. Couch, Boston.
Mass. Henry b. Hill is president VIM. n.
Mills. treasurer and the above named stock
holders are directors. The purposes of the
corporation are the prosecution of the gem
eral business of the manufacture, purchase
and sale of hogsheals. barrels, casks. watts.
tanks, kegs, buckets, shocks or any other
article usually manufactured in the cooper
age business; and for the purpose of leasing.
buying, owning or controlling any real estate
necessary to the prosecution of said business
or for the procuring the material necessary
for such proper prosecution; for the buying,
securing and owning patents of the United
States or foreign countries for the manu-
facture of said articles or any appliances
used in said manufacture, or to secure rights
under said patents to others, or to license
others to manufacture or sell under said
patents.