The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1890-01-19
SOME CHARTERS.
The Business Disposed of in the
Superior Court Yesterday.
Large Batch of Cases Dismissed owing
to the Absence of the Plaintiffs Attor-
neys-Three Corporations Granted Char
ters-Minor Court News i'll Detail.

There was quiet time in the Superior
Court yesterday and the empty benches
contrnsted strangely with the ded
condition of the court room the day pre-
vious
The cases of E. n. Lightner VS.. F.
Joerger. d. B. Baker VS.. r. S. De Witt,
Gottschalk & Co. VS. Il. r. Holzendorf,
Boiling, Wright & Co. VS.. Moses
Davids, were dismissed owing to the ab-
sence of the plaintiffs attorneys.
The case of Mrs. A. Lewellyn VS.. E.
A. Penniman was dismissed owing to
the absence Of the applicant.
"A petition to incorporate the Bruins
wick Hardware Company was filed in
the clerks office. The capital stock of
this corporation will be $4,000, and the
company will conduct general whole
sale and retail hardware business. The
incorporatOrs are: Charles B. Parker,
of Dodge county; Willis B. Reaves and
John j. Taylor, of Pulaski county
Thomas c. Kittrell, j. Ernest Raws and
Evander Bullock, of Appling.
The court, after granting the ap-
pended charters, adjourned for the day.
BRUNSWICK FOUNDRY AND MACHINE co.
Messrs. II. w. Dexter, J. NJ. Jardine
and n. Durham, lncorporators of the
Brunswick Foundry & Machine Co.,
were granted charter for twenty years,
with the privilege of renewal at the
expiration of that time.
The capital stock of the company is
$4,000. The company will buy and
sell real estate, borrow money by issu-
ing bonds secured by deeds of trust,
and manutacture all kinds of tools, ma
chinery, engines, boilers, cars, locomo-
tives, vessels Of wood, iron and steel
The company will also erect a marine
railway and dry dock and keep a
store of supplies for manufacturers.
BRUNSWICK INVESTMENT COMPANY.
This company was granted charter
for twenty years. Messrs. w. e. Bur
16agesQ. Downing, Jr., NJ Ullman are
the e1&3orr0ratons. The object of this
corporation will be the purchase, sale
and lease of real estate in Glynn county
and at any point in the State of Georgia
or tho United States; the improvement
of property by the erection OF buildings
the lending of money on real estlte and
personal property. This corporation is
further empowered to purchase and deal
in stocks and bonds of other corpora
lions, but not for the purpose of obtain
ing control of such corporations, and to
acquire interests in companies operating
a line of steam or sailing vessels running
into the port of Brunswick, or to any
point within the navigable waters of
Glynn county.
BRUNSWICK BOARD OF TRADE.
Messrs. G. Downing, Jr., John NJ.
Dexter, NJ. Ullman, W. E. Burbage, w.
E. Kay and A. j. Crovatt, incorpo q
tors of the Brunswick Board of Trace
we're granted charter.
The object of the corporation is tC
promote uniformity in the transaction ol
all kinds of business in Brunswick; t.
collect, properly record and publish sucl
commercial, economic and gener in
formation as will benefit it's members
to inculcate principles of Justice and
equity in trade; to facilitate the speedy
and amicable adjustment of business
disputes; to educate the business
community in business matters and tC
disseminate information in regard to th,
rOndifiOu of huSiunSS