The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-10-29
COMPANIES FORMED
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
FILED WITH COUNTY CLERK.
ALL KINDS Of NEW CONCERNS
Capital Stock of Western Lumber Com
pany Increased to $75O,OOO-Crys-
tai Springs Incorporation Organ
ized-New Mining Company.

The Western Lumber company, which
is a Washington corporation, has filed
in the county clerks Office a certified
copy of the certificate of increase of It's
capital stock from $250.o0O to $4,000.
w. A. Clark is president Of this corpora
ton, A. Fl. Wethey is vice president and
w. NJ. Bickford secretary.
The increase in the capital stock OF
the company was made at Kane, Wash.
October !, 1901. At the meeting when
the stock was increased, 24l ,316 shares
of the capital stock was represented.
Mr. Wethey was chairman of the
meeting and Mr.. Bickford secretary and
their atfidavits of what was done at the
meeting are attached to the certificate.
The certificate says the amount of cap
ital stock of the company actually paid
in money is s250,0OO. and that the unse-
cured debts and liabilities of the COM
pany reach the sum of about $400, 600.
The shares are increased from 25o,000 20
900 and have par value of 81 each.
Thornton Realty Company.
The Thornton Realty company has in
corporated and filed its articles with the
county clerk. The directors of the COM
pany are William y. Thornton. Charles
Ah dt tlSoIl tiIfu JdHiCS v" HUID1S, anu Inc
capital stock is given at 100000, divided
into 80 600 shares, valued at $40 each.
The life of the corporation is to be 20
years, and it will do q real estate bust
ness, run hotels, deal in merchandise;
buy, sell and operate machinery; borrow
money and make mortgages; deal in
stock and bonds, and do many other
things The principal place of business
is Butte, and the paid stock is three
shares-one each to the three directors
Crystal Springs Company.
James w. Forbis, William d. Thorn
ton and Charles Madison have also or
gained the Crystal Springs company, a
corporation, and filed their articles in
the county clerks office. The capital
stock is $4,000. divided into 5000 share S
of the par value of SO each, and the
company is to last 20 years ana have its
principal place of business at Butte.
The company is formed for the purpose
of owning and conducting pleasure re-
sorts; owing real estate; owning and
conducting tracks for racing, tennis
courts, golf links, skating Kinks, boating
and swimming pools and ponds, develop
ing hot and cold springs and many other
things accessory to the things named.
The articles give the company power to
run pleasure resorts ana 40 every lIlHS
incidental to that.
u Libby Placer Company.
The Libby Placer Mining company has
been formed and its articles of incor-
poration recorded by ID. j. Hennessy, p.
j. Brophy, John ORourke, Henry a.
Bartlett, James +. Finlen and A. J.
Campbell. The company has only 500
shares, but the par value is 500 u share
and the capital stock $50, 900.
Each of the organizers has paid in
$1,000 for IL shares, and the paid-in stock
amounts to $500.
The corporation is formed to engage
in the industry of mining, and it's lease
of life is to be - years. The principal
place of buslS.sss is to be Butte, and the
directors to be five in number
Largely Lumber Company.
A corporation called the Largely Lum-
Der company has been formed and its
articles filed by Lulu f. Largely, Bernard
Noon. G.. A. Mcfarland, A. II. McFar-
land and f. G. Price. The capital stock
of the company is $4,000, divided into
1000 shares of the par value of $25. The
first two organizers have subscribed for
800 shares each and the last three for
So, shares each.
The purposes of the corporation are to
carry on general lumber. sawmil and
real estate business, and the articles give
the company power to buy land build
railroads and do everything necessary
to the transaction of such business.
The company is to exist 20 years, and
its Chief business place will be Butte.