St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-06
Continues to Show Itself in the
Organization OF Companies.

continues 10 0iIOW 1CSclI IN the
Organization Of Companies.
The Northern Minnesota iron boom
continues, so far as filing articles of in
corporation with the secretary of state
is concerned, two corporations having
been created yesterday, while a third
increased its capital stock to $1,000, 900.
The corporations:
The Pennsylvania Iron and Steel
company, of Duluth, with a $4,000, 900
capital stock, incorporated with Nels
Hall, A. L. Leariett. A. G. Parsons, N.
Wyatt. of Duluth, as incorporators.
The Great Western Mining company,
of Duluth, with S6,000,000 capital stock,
divided into 10000 shares, is the largest
capital stock company yet incorporated.
Alfred und LeonidaS Merritt, George l..
Robbins. John Culbertson. Eugene Il.
Franklin, W. Napoleon, B. and Cassius
G. Merritt, of Duluth; ID. b. Searle,
Charles A. Gilman, OF st. Cloud, and
Marcus Simpson, of B arlington, are the
Incerporators. This company will have
control of the mineral lands of eX-Lieut.
Gov. Gilman and Judge Searle.
The Mailman Iron Mining company,
of Duluth increased its capital stock to
| 81, 900, 600, divided into 100000 shares.
The Scandinavian Evangelist Mission
Church of St. Hilaire, Polk county, has
also filed articles. Il 9ih
The Iron Cliff Mining company, of
| Duluth. with capital stock of So, 000,-
600, filed articles OF incorporation late
| in the afternoon. The capital is divided
into $4,000 shares of 500 each. The
limit of Indebtedness is 1 placed at $780,
| 600, and the property is located in range
| 50. township II. There have already
| been two pits opened, and both hard
| and soft ores have boen found. A COM
plete camp outfit has been ordered and
| will be shipped at once. j. NJ. Under
| wood, one of the incorporates, ships
| tomorrow an outfit of Peteler cars and
| portable truck, and will enlarge the two
| pits more, as well as open third pit.
The incorporates are: Senator Henry
| Kellar, OF Sank Center; j. G. Flynn,
| lumber contractor, of Little Falls;
| Joseph Kraker, banker, Melrose; S. s..
| Titus, cashier First National bank,
Grand Forks, n. D.; j. r. Howes. NJ.
d., Brainerd; w. M. Holbrook, banker,
st. Paul; Hon. Marcus johnson. United
| States revenue collector; A. b. Plough,
vice president and general manager of
| the st. Paul IL Duluth; Thomas g.
| Alvord, of West Superior, Wis. A. &.
Postlethwaite. land commissioner of the
! st. Paul q Northern Pacific; n. c.
1 ThraIl, assistant to the president
| of the Northern Pacific; Sena-
tor +. B. Daugherty, of Duluth
ex-Mayor j. B. Sutphin, of Duluth ;
| w. M. Baldwin. Western manager at
| Chicagoo of the Standard Oil works; j. G.
| BulIitt Jr., chief counsel of the North
ern Pacific. st. Paul; F. D. Underwood.
general manager of the $500 line, Min
neapolis; w. G. Collins, general super
intendent of the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul, Chicago; d. B. Finch, whole
sale furrier; Hon. d. S. Hall, United
States Indian commissioner; l.. s. Mil
Ter, assistant general manager of the
St. Paul & Duluth; Hon. j. M. Under
wood, railroad contractor, Minneapolis;
George w. Bull, general freight and
4 passenger agent of the st. Paul d Du-