The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-14
FLORIDA'S CAPITAL CITY.

More New Enterprises Incorporated
appointments by the Governor.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, June 12.-Ar;icle'
of incorporation of new companies have
been filed with the secretary of state as fol
lows:
The Escambia Building aud Loan Asso
citation, Pensacola Capital stock 81, 600, 900
Directors: J. E. D'Alemberte, 8. K. Farr
and Morris Bear.
The Florida Sugar and Rice Company of
Polk county. Capital stock $500, 900, but may
be increased to $l,0O0,000. The gener al
nature of the business will be the growing Of
sugar cane, rice and other products of the
soil, and the manufacturing of the same
into marketable merchandise. Directors
John J. Dunno, j. N. Kreamer, Thomas HI.
Stackhouse.
The West Coast Steamship Comp any,
Office at st. Petersburg. Capital stock
$4,000 Incorporators: John G. Williams,
Jr., Joseph r. Torres, Fl. Martin, Philip j.
Job, j. B. Pepper.
The Stranathan Phosphate Company
office at Jacksonville Capital stock $780,
OOO Incorporators: Nicholas 8. Penning-
ton, Charles E. Taylor, Luclus M. Thayer,
Jesse Stranathan.
The Canaveral Land and Harbor I'm
Capital stock S., 900. Incorporators: Dwight
W. Tuttle, Sidney Wilbur, George NJ. Rob
bins, Walter s. Graham and William A.
Woodward.
The Boulder Phosphate Company Of
Ocals. Capital stock 81 000, 900. Incorpora-
tors: r. B. Me.calfe, j. W. Appleton, S.
II. Heller, and six others.
The Colonization, Mining and CONNER
cial Company of Florida Omitted, with
offices in Tallahassee and New YORK. In-
corporators: Oliver o. Howard, Henry E.
Ellis and John A. Graham.
The Farmers Alliance Exchange of Clear
Water Harbor. Capital stock $1,000 OF
ficers, A. M. Duncan president, John W.
Russell secretary.
The Imperial Phosphate Company, Office
at Pemberton. Capital stock $4,000. In
corporators Arthur l.. Miller, B. R. Milan,
Andrew N. Miller, Mrs. Eliza Weaver, Mrs.
Charlotte Atkinson, ]. F. McClendon.
The Office Speciality Company of Jack
tors: George F. Colon, w. B. TurnDull.
Fred Mcbride.
The Jacksonville Brick and Commercial
Company. Capital stock $4,000. Di-
rectors: ]. @. Greeley, John F. Rollins,
Jerry S. Smith, W. B. Owen.
The Springfield Sanitary Improvement
Company of Jacksonville. Capital stock
81 600 IncOrDorators: j, w. archibald,
George M. Parker, Charles e. Smith.
Adyices from the northern section OF
Leon county say that the cotton, corn and
tobacco crops are looking fine. and that new
tobacco barns are being built on many
plantations.
Capt. William P. Slusser, who has been
an invalid for many years, yesterday ar
rived from the Gulf coast quite sick.
The latest news from Sanderson Is to the
effect that Hon, F. ]. Pons, state treasurer,
is improving steadily.
The following appointments have been
made by the governor:
L. NJ Merritt. to be pilot commissioner
for the port of Pensacola.
Emanuel L Qulns, TO be notary public for
Escambia county.
Ferdinand Bayef of Gainesville, to be no.
tary public state at large.
James Fl. Hill, to be notary public for
Marion county.
: Miss Clara /. Hanford, to be notary public
for Clay county.
SIGNING THE BILLS.
Gov. Fleming has disposed of all the bills
Left on his table by the legislature. He to-
day signed the bills abolishing the immigra-
ton bureau and railroad commission. His
last act In this conn cotton was to veto the
following. IAN act to amend an act en-
titled an act to amend section one of the
act making the Alafis river in Hiiisboro
county a navigable stream, approved Jan.
80, 1885, being chapter 3672. Laws Of Flor
ida" The governor says: tine act OF 1855.