New-York tribune., 1891-03-06
THE uNlON MILK COMPANY.
a STOCK ORGANIZATION WHICH SUCCEEDS THh
MILK PRODUCERS UNION.

MILK PRODUCERS UNION.
Middketown, n. ", March (specap'- 'iiiN
producers' Union, which was oTgani1h WIFI so mum
ensnusiasm two years ago by the ',OOo lhihels sup
plying New-York City and vicinity Win I'N' ha' u
an tcnts and purposes ceased to be and in its place IS
~ 49, oomnany organization, called the Union MIX
~nanv organized under the laws Of NewJerscy,
with MS principal places of business in Jersey CitY ana
New York CITY, The by laws and certificate OF organ
izatiop of the company has Just been mdue p"oH-.
rbe captal stock is 81 100000 and the par value "i
each share SO The Of he stockholders VINO
Ia,s suhscribed to enough shares TO begin business
a. nc follows: " W. Howell. Monroe. y. " who has
enbsorbed to twenty shares; c. {. More. PouGh-
,censs n v twenty shares L. III. s. Martin Au-
onsta n j.. twenty shares; T. q. Secey hoNOuIS'
Conn ton shares; c. c. smith, Meadow Br0oh. ~ IL
twenty shares; B. y. seeley, Washington Conn., Ten
ehapes: c. b. Basset Walton, y. y. ten shares A. l'
Kent Hickory Grove. Penn, ten shares william ~
Nettleton SOckSridge Mass ten shares: Ira W. hoaG'
Pawling n. Y. ten shares; William e. Koe' Augusta
n. j., eight shares
These names include the president f. g. Seeley' and
secretary c. c. Smith. and the leading men III 'he
defunct Producers Union. For the hrst year I. C'
More is president; l.. Ii. = Martin VcePIoSi
dent: c. c. smith, secretary; and Ira W. hoHS'
treasurer The annual meetings are 10 be held on 'c
first Tuesday after the first Monday In January vi
the nine directors 10 be elected. five shall lie from ~
state two from the cas-; side and three from ule VIZ
side of the Hudson). and one each from -Nc" rio
Pennsylvania Connecticut and MassachissstS. @ lno
nv Laws provide that the Executive Committee co.,
sistng OF president vicepresdent and secIet Ia
fix price per quart to be paid to the h ~;
THE rompanv shall handle propOrtlOnate Siidc VI
the stockholders milk in ratio to ms caP'al so0H ",
The stock is apporoned TO the producing neupes vi
the iass of $50 for each can OF milk usisiE innt pS &
thSn Two thirds of the 81 100000 captal mus! % %oe
Dred nv milk producers All subscribers 10 the S,IIl
,oiedSe Themselves not to sell milk In NewnorR oly
Nv vielnity 30 as TO interfere with the company DuS
ness unless the company is not able 10 purcias MS
milk The objects of the company are sci lorll aS
follows ,
And that the objects for which the company Is ioneu
o,o 10 mrcbaso milk farmers and others IN the States
f NewJersey NewYork, Connecticut, MASSACHUSETTS anu
Palnsyl~snia and TO manufacture the same INTO ou''r
hssss and all products the dairy and to sell the same
an whatever places a market be found ana IN case
a sha prove profitable, sell milk itself, ana IN a"
c,ses No sell the excess and also 70 buy, manuiactuIe
and sell all articles which shall heie'i'ef pe
lnown TO agriculture and Improvements connected mere
with and to buy hold and sell all real estate
necessary DO the carrying Of the business, ana 10 pI
chase or erect all buildings and structures necessary VI
entant TO business. And generally 10 Du! niu
faeture and sell all articles naturally growing out oil anu
necessary to- convenient in the conduct OF he
above Indicated