Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-25
NEW CORPORATIONS
Chartered by the Secretary of State
Mt Charleston.

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Chartered by the Secretary of state
at Charleston.
Special to the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, December
24.-The Secretary of State has issued
charters to the following corporations:
The American Fruit Union of Gin
%cinnati, fer the purpose of carrying on
the business or buying, selling n
handling on commission or otherwise
all kinds of fruit and food products;
leasing, owning and operating refrig-
orator and other cars; maintaining
cold storage plants, organizing branch
unions and establishments and doing
other things necessary to carry on the
business aforesaid. The capital stock
subscribed is 500, coo and the privi-
lege is reserved of making it 81, 000, 900.
The incorporators are John A. Cunning
ham, of Marietta, Ca; Robert E. L.
Evans, of Thomson, Ca; David Gun
nan, of indianapolis, Ind; Clarence J.
Hicks, of Fort Worth, Texas; William
A. Gardner, Springfield, Mo.
The Produce Coal Company OF
Charleston, for the purpose of mining
coal and other minerals, drilling for
oil, gas, salt and other substances;
buying, leasing and otherwise acquir-
ing lands, and buying, selling and
leasing same to the extent allowed by
law; manufacturing coke and other
products of coal; cutting and manufac-
turing timber and lumber and dealing
in the same; selling and transporting
coal; building, eQuipping and Operat-
ing necessary lines CT transportation;
erecting, e%Quipping and operating tele-
phone and telegraph lines, as neceS-
sary to carry out the objects Of the
corporation. The capital stock sub
sori0ed is $500, and the privilege is re-
served of increasing it to $500 900. The
incorporators are S. L. Flournoy, Geo.
E. Price, Harrison B. Smith, H. l..
Flournoy and R. P. Flournoy.
The Sterling Match Company, or
Philadelphia, for the purpose OF man
ufacturing and dealing in matches and
all their ingredients; dealing in goods,
wares and merchandise of all kinds;
acquiring inventions, brands trade
marks, letters patent of the United
States and other countries; making
and carrying out contracts with other
persons, firms and corporations. The
capital stock subscribed is $1,000, and
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same to $500, 600. The incorporators
are Henry Mosebach, Jr., Forrest B.
English, Albert Mosebach, William H.
Bale and Randolph H. Wolf, all Of
Philadelphia.
The Mining and Milling Company, Of
Baltimore City, with principal Office at
Baltimore, Md, for the purpose of ac-
curing by purchase, lease or location,
mincs, mineral, oil, coal, timber or ag-
r%icultural lands, town sites, bridge
sites, dam sites. water rights, canal
rights; rights of way for pack trails,
wagon roads. gravity roads, electric,
steam and other power railroads; ac-
curing, owning and operating mills,
smelters. oil refneries, saw mills, roll
ing mills, -four mills, factories, dwell
ings and all kinds of buildings, deal
ing in goods, wares and merchandise,
grain, hay, fruits and produce of all
kinds. The capital stock subscribed
is $40, and the right is reserved OF in
creasing the same to 81 600. goo. The
i~ncorporators are Charles Selden. Ed
gar W. Day, NJ. 5. Baer. J. A. Ne
Caghey. Alva S. Day. jeremiah NJ.
Kaufman, all of Baltimore, Md; Mel
vile R. J. Mckinley, of Boise, Idaho.