The Portland daily press., 1894-08-06
AUGUSTA NEWS.
Interesting Locals From Our State Capt.
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Augusta, August .4.-The followingssnew
corporations have filed certificates with the
secretary of state:
The Rockport Electric Power Light and
Heat company organized at Kittery, Me-,
July 20, for the purpose of furnishing
power, light and heat by electricity in Rock
port, Mass, and in adjoining cities and
towns and to do all things necessary and
suitable for the accomplishment OF the
same. Capital stock $4,000, of which $500 is
paid in. Roger H. Tarr of Rockport, Mass,
is president and Joseph B. Stevens of Lynn,
August 4.
The Golden Valley Mining company, or
ganized at Portland, Me-, July II, for the
purpose of carrying ION the business, and
licensing others to carry, on the business of
placer mining, quartz mining, and all other
kinds of mining and milling. quarrying, dig
ging, washing, smelling, selling, prospecting
for, and dealing in gold and all other kinds
of minerals and ores; also of manufacturing
same and preparing them for market; also
of dealing in mining lands and rights and of
owning, buying and selling all kinds of
property, both real and personal, necessary
or useful for said business, including stocks
and bonds of other corporations organized
for similar purposes. patents and patent
rights; also of.doing all things necessary
for or incidental to the carrying on of such
business. Capital stock $4,000, of which
sos is paid in. George A. Brigam of Boston
is president and George D. Yeaton of Bos-
ton is treasurer. Certificate approved Au-
gust T.
The International Glue company, or
ganiZed at kittery, Me-, July 49, for the
,f foo
porting, buying and selling of fish, animal,
vegetable. chemical and other CLUES. pastes,
mucilages and adhesives, fertilizers, ferti-
lizing materials, poultry, foods, skins and
all other products of fish. Also to purchase
and hold real estate, and to make all con-
tracts and do all things Lecessary for the
proper conduct of said businesses, including
the taking out of patents, and adoption of
trade marks and trade names Capital stock
600, of which $500 is paid in. Samuel l..
Merchant of Gloucester, Mass, is president,
and 6. Nixcon of Braintree, Mass, is
treasurer. Certificate approved August 4.
| Independent Ice company, organized at
| Pittston, Me-, July 2, to conduct and carry
on the general business of cutting, storing,
manufacturing, transporting: selling and
dealing in ice and general business in
wharfage, storage, buying and selling wood,
COAL timber, lumber or other merchandise,
| upon its own account or commission in the
State of Maine, District of Columbia or else
| where land for sucn purpose to acquire real
| estate in Maine, District of Columbia or
| elsewhere; to own, lease, or charter vessels,
| barges and tow boats propelled by steam or
| in any other manner. and to transact all
| other such business; also to acquire all
such other. species of property and to do all
| such other acts as it may deem suitable,
| necessary or sexpedient in the business
above indicated. Capital stock $300,000, of
which 5000 is paid in. Charles B. Church of
Pittston, Maine. issprestdent, and treasurer.
Certificate approved August 4.
| The following Democratic nominations to
| the Maine House of Representatives were
received at the secretary of states Office to-
day: Mark A. Libby. South Berwick, Elmer
E. Abbott, Hollis; George P. Chase, Water
boro; George W. Perry, Saco; S. L. Hall.
Stockton Spring; James E. Hunt. George
| town; Jacob Eastman, Exeter; Frank ID.
| Rand, China; Charles A.. A.: Ridley. Ga k
land; M. A. Havaden, Gardiner; John G.
| Yeaton, Wlnthrop Willis Watson, fremont;
| John W. Perkins, Castine; George A.
| Leighton, Yarmouth; John H. BeIcher,
| Freeport; Joseph Michand, .Frenchville;
| Rufus Parker, Durham.
| The Republican nominations received to-
day a1e: Thomas s. Singer, Thomaston;
| Alpheus Rowell, Clinton; Charles W. Jones,
China; Daniel A. Doyle aid Kenneth W,
| Sutherland, Biddeford; Jason l.. Doten,
| Cooper.