The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-13
FLoR1DA's NEW ENTERPRISES.
Companies That Have Lately Filed
Articles of Incorporation.

Companies That Have Lately Filed
Articles of Incorporation.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, June 12.-The fol-
lowing companies have filed articles Of in
corporation with the secretary of state:
The Foster, Marvin and Haynes Company
of Jacksonville, manufacturing, importing
and wholesale grocers Capital stock
S75, 900. Incorporators: George r. Foster,
James A. Marvin, Lawrence Haynes.
The Purity Oh Company Of Jacksonville,
manufacturers, buyers and sellers Of vege-
table, mineral and animal oils. Capital
stock $500 incorporates: J. R. Par
rott, T. NJ Day, Jr., II. S. Jenison.
The Florida Pebble Phosphate Company
of Kissinmee. Capital stock $50, 1000.
Incorporators: R. z. Rose, E. Nelson Fell,
NJ. Katz W. B. Makuson and J. D. Biggs.
The Pebble Phosphate Company Of Jack
sonville. Capital stock 81 100000. In
corporators: John L. Marvin, H. T. Baya,
Charles Marvin, James P. Taliaferro, Blair
Burnell, Jr., H. Myers, A. B. Campbell and
A A. Smith.
The Cocoa Beach Improvement Associa-
| ton, Brevard county. CAPITAL stock s.. 900.
Charles Hammond, W. F. Dixon, N. M
Fish and eight others.
The Tampa Building and Loan Associa-
ton. Capital stock $500 900. Ohicars: A.
c. Clovis president, H. G. Giddens secre-
tary, p. O'knight treasurer.
The Florida American Cattle Company
of st. Augustine The business is to buy,
sell, herd, breed and slaughter cattle. Cap
itai stock $4,000. Incorporators: W. W.
Dewhurst, ID. l.. Durham, Henry Gaillard.
The Florida Lumber Company of Escam
bia county. Capital stock $50, 900. Officers:
j. Blacksnear. president; j. 8. Jellison. vice
president; j. G. Tirraney, secretary; L. B.
Mayo. treasurer.
The Interstate Land and Construction
Company of Florida. with headquarters at
Tallahassee. The object OF this company is
to survey, grade, construct and operate
railroads in Florida and Georgia. Capital
stock 100000 Incorporators: j. G. Da-
Wis, w. p. Denham, George Lewis.
The Manhattan Phosphate Company, with
business Office at Jacksonville. Capital
stock 5000 900. To operate in jefferson,
Duval and Polk counties. Incorporators:
John L. Elliot, David D. Stevens, FL. s.
Elliot.
The Citrus Queen Phosphate Company of
Rose Hill, Citrus county. Capital stock
$4,000. Officers: John G. Love president,
j. b. Gaines vice president, W. M. Dolire
secretary. Ernest Wager treasurer.
The Leesburg Electric Light and Water
Power Company. Capital stock $4,000.
Officers: g. c. Stapylion president. W. D.
Taylor vice president, B. K. Milan secre-
tary and treasurer.
The following appointments have been
made by the governor: Charles A. Smith to
be notary public for Brevard county. J..
E. Harold to be justice of the peace for
District two, Lake county. E. Wiokum to
be justice of the peace District five, Jeffer-
son county. Robert Taylor to be notary
public for Lake county.
Miss Ruby Perry of Pensacola, daughter
of ex-Gov. E. A. Perry, is the guest of Mrs.
Gov. Fleming
The Tallahassee country is being blessed
with copious showers
Justice r. F. Taylor Of the supreme court
has been called to Gainesville, where his
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