St. Paul daily globe., 1889-01-05

Andrew Walker, Grafton, Dak.; d. W.
Drjscoll, Grafton, Dak.: M. X. Marri-
nan, Grafton, Dak.; p. j. Mclaughlin,
Grand Forks, Oak.
Grand Forks & Dakota Southern Rail-
road Company-From point near
Grand Forks, south to point near
Fargo, also west to point on the Mis-
souri, river near Washburn, Dak.;
length, 275 miles; capital, $4,000, 900 5,
shares, 500 each; directors, M. L. Nc
Cormack, Grand Forks. OAK; George
O'Mulcahy, Grand Forks, Oak; George
A. Eastman, Grand Forks. OAK. f. I. !
Walker, Dubuque, To-; j. c. Moore:
Manchester, N. H.; Sumner Wallace
Rochester, N. III.
Sioux Falls q Montana Railway COM
pany-From Aberdeen northwest to the
boundary line between Dakota and
Montana, near the southwest corner of
Billings county; length, 500 miles,
capisai, $l,5OO,OO0; directors, Frank
FL. Hagerty, Henry e. Beard, c. A.
Bliss, John H. Drake, Henry M. Maple.
w: Ell. PaulhamuS. p. r. Grauel. Jay:
Paulhamus, Clayton Thompson. Ralph
l.. Brown, A. w. Campbell, all of Aber-
deem, Oak.
Hermosa. Hill City & Western Rail
road Company-From Hermosa, Dak.,.
to Wyoming boundary line (west OF Da-
kota), westerly from Hill City. Oak. !;
length. sixty-fiye miles: capital, $780,.
600; shares, SO each: directors, Milton
r.. Maxson, Alvin S. Way, John ".
Streeter, Thomas l.. Monaghan, Charles
j. Patton. all of Hermosa, Oak.
Bismark & Missouri River Railroad
Company-Ffom point near Coal Har-
in al 90 m fn SinnV
length, 500 miles: capital, S10.000,0 600;
shares S100 each; directors. William J.
Hopkins, Yorkville, ILL.,; J. ToOr Mont
gomery, Sandwich, Ill. Bishop J.. GIea
son, Forest City. Dak.; Carson G. Will
Jams, Forest City, Dak.; Frank NJ.
Wright, Forest City, Oak.
Forest City Il Southeastern Railroad
Company From Forest City. Dak.. to
Sioux Falls, Dak.; length, $50 miles;
capital, $4.000,000; shares, 500 each;
directors, N. L. Graffman, Boston,
Mass: S. w. Mccall, Boston, Mass;
Ira T. Timberlake, Quincy, ILL.,; II. F.
Doble, Quincy, ILL.,; r. E. Goodwin,
Bath, Me-; NJ. E. Rowe. Chicago, Ill. ;;
F. E. Hutchins. Sioux Falls, Dak.; K.
M. Springer, Forest City, Dak.; B. F.
Rullard. Forest City, Oak.
jamestown q Southern Railroad Com
pany-Connecting with main line of
Northern Pacific railroad Oh Main street,
in Jamestown, through city to site of IN
sane Hospital of North Dakota; length.
three miles; capital, $50, 900: shares, 500
each; directors, Edwin J. White, James
town, Oak; Walter Miller, Jamestown,
Dak.; John Russell, Valley City. Dak.;
Arthur Miller, Valley City, Oak. James
S. Hillyer. Bismarck, Oak.
Sioux Falls, De Smet & Northern
Railroad Company-From Sioux Falls
to Oakes; length, 200 miles; capital,
s5,OOO,0 600: shares. 500 each; directors,
Thomas II. Ruth, De Smet, Dak.; John.
H. Carroll. De Smet. Oak; John Arm
strong. De Smet, Dak.: C. H. Smith,
Dell Rapids, Dak.; Eben NJ. Smell,
Clark, Oak; William HI. Lamb, Clark,
Oak; Fred Ware, Clark, Oak. William
Stoddard, Groton, Dak.; George M. l..
Erwin, Groton, Oak; I. F. Marshall,
Oakes, OAK; Henry c. Session. Colum-
bia. Dak.: A. Loomis. Columoia, Dak.;
j. d. LAWN. Columbia, Oak.
Watertown & Lake Kampeska Rail
road Company-From Watertown to
Lake Kampeska, Dak.: length, twenty
five miles; capital, 100000; shares,
500 each; directors, George d. White,
A. G. Mellette, w. r. Thomas, Charles
Joscelynn, William M. Mcintyre, all of
Watertown, Oak.
western Railroad Company-From Rap.
id City to west boundary line of Dakota,
with branches at Hill City to Custer:
City or beyond, branch near Palmer.
Gulch to Battle Creek. Grizzly Gulch to
Eta tin mines; length, 100 miles; capi-.
tai. $2,5O0.OO0; shares 500; directors,
James Hally. William r. COad. Virgil.
T. Price. Myron WilIsie, James ".
Fowler, all of Rapid City, Oak.
II Deadwood Central Railroad Company
From DeadWOOd to Galena: {. from
Deadwood to Briar Hill and coal and
oil fields; from Deadwood to White!
wood Greek and tributaries; from Dead
wood to Deadwood Creek and tribu-i
taries; from Deadwood to Whitewood
and vicinity; from Deadwood to Custer
City; from DeadWoods to Hay Creek
coal fields; from DeadWood to Niger
Hill tin mines; length, 344 miles; capi-
tai, S1,OOO,0O0; shares, $100: directors,
James K. p. Miller, Albert W. Coe, Ed
win Van CiSe, John r. Wilson, Edward
Nj. Dale, all OF DeadWoOd, Oak.
Whitewood q Wyoming Railroad
C mpany-F From Terry's Peak, by way.
of Deadwood, to Beulah, near Wyo-
ming line, with branches to Ruby
Basin Bald Mountain, Carbonate and
Galena; length, main line, fifty miles;
branches, thirty miles; capital, 100000;
shares, S1OO; directors, Harris Frank
lin. Ben Baer. James Fl. Adams, George
c. Hickok, Fred Eccles. all of Dead
wood, Oak.
Deadwood, Sturgis & Chamberlain
Railroad Company-From Deadwood to
Sturgis, Dak.; length, fifteen miles;
capital. s250,OOO; shares, 500 each; di-
rectors. j. K. p. Miller, Albert w. COe,
John NJ. Gilman, Lorenzo W. Gilman,
Edwin Van Cise, all of Deadwood.
Consolidation of the Minneapolis,
Sault Ste. Marie & Atlantic railroad,
Minneapolis & st. CroiX railroad, Mime
apolis & Pacific railroad, Aberdeen,
Bismarck & Northwestern railroads;
capital, 21,0O0,O00; shares, 100000 of
$100 each; 10000 shares OF preferred
stock: 100000 shares of common stock;
directors, w. D. Washburn, John Mar
tin, j. S. Pillsbury, Thomas Lowry. r.
B. Langdon, III. S. Fletcher, C.. II. Pet
tit, o. c. Merriam, j. c. Oswald, G. j.
Martin, W. II. Eustis, M. Koon, j. M.
Shaw.
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