The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-18
VARIETY OF INDUSTRIES
ARTICLES FILED FOR A NEW DAILY
PAPER AT ANDERSON.
The Madison Chautauqua Assembly
Incorporated-List of 9th
er Enterprises.

New concerns filed articles Of incorpora-
ton at a rapid rate in the secretary of
states office yesterday, and the objects
for which they were organized were numer-
Gus and varied, including the running of a
daily newspaper, the manufacture OF SHOW
els and tools. the giving of Turkish and
other baths, the building of a C~hautauqua
assembly. the making of butter and cheese.
the selling of coal and wood and the fur
nishing of abstracts of title to property.
Seldom have so many kinds of business
been represented in articles of incorpora-
ton filed in any one day.
The Anderson Publishing Company, with
a capital of $4,000. divided into 10000 shares
of 81 each, will print a daily newspaper in
Anderson and also engage in a general pub
fishing business. The directors are: Henry
ID. Alvarado and James NJ. Benham, to
serve for one year; Charles l.. Benham and
Harry Z. Manor, for two years, and Chas.
r. C~ravens, for three years. A section Of
the articles provides that mo stakeholder
who is an habitual drunkard or gambler or
dealer in margins or bucket shop transac-
tions or of dissolute habits shall be allowed
under any circumstance to fill the Office
Of treasurer, secretary or general man
ager." Governor Durbin was not in his
office and could not be asked whether this
is the company in which he has been said
to have an interest, but Private Secretary
Wilson disclaimed any knowledge OF the
company or of any OF its incorporators.
The Lafayette Turkish Bath is the unique
corporate name of a company organized to
provide equipment for giving Turkish,
massage, electrical and other kinds Of
baths in the city of Lafayette. The capital
Is $1,000 and the directors are Luther NJ.
Irwin. William II. Pearcy and Effie A.
Pearcy.
The Richmond Shovel and Tool Company
has the names of several of the wealthiest
men in Richmond and in the State on its
articles of Incorporation. Its capital Is
100000 and directors klgar c.. Hibberd.
Samuel w. Gaar, of Gaar, Scott d Co., and
Henry A. Urban.
The New Lisbon Butter and Cheese Com
pany, with a capital of $1,000. will conduct
a creamery and manufacture butter and
cheese at New Lisbon. in Henry county,
this State. Its directors are Christian p.
Wissler. Benjamin S. Herr and Frank Ma
ton.
The Madison C~hautauqua Assembly, in
corpOrated yesterday, was described at
ength in a recent issue of the Journal:
whom there are fifteen, are as follows:
Edward E. Powell. principal owner of a
large flour mill; Richard Johnson, a wealthy
factory owner; M. c. CARRIER, postmaster
of Madison and proprietor and editor OF
the Daily and Weekly Courier; Charles X.
Johnson, owner OF a large foundry n ma
chine shop; Lincoln V. C~ravens, a promi-
nent attorney; Samuel NJ. Strader, a lead
ing insurance man; Robert B.. Moffett, of
the large dry goods house Of S. S. Moffett
&c Sons; Greenville Johnson. halter; John
L. Schofield, of the well-known Schofeld
wooden minis; G.. c. Meneley; John Nc
Gregor, city attorney; Alonzo S. Chapman,
editor of the Madison Democrat; w. G.
Wood, OF the Madison steam bakery; Nj.
IL. Cochrane and Jacob J. Kasper. The
assembly buildings will be erected in Beech
Grove Driving Park, which has for many
years been the site of the Jefferson county
fair.
The New Albany Coal Company was in
corporated with a capital of $4,000, and
it's directors are William w. Hite, a prom
inent owner, George H. Wilson
and Stephen Green.
The Kosciusko Abstract and Title Guar
anty Company, with a capital of $4,000, will
furnish and guaranty abstracts of title to
lands in Kosciusko county. The directors
are William d. Frazer, Odeil Oldfather.
Mel. r. Williams, George w. Bennett and
Stan. B. Frazier.
Only one foreign corporation filed articles
yesterday. This was the Manhattan Oil
Company Of Lima, o., with a total capital
of 81. 0O0.000 of which $23. GAO is represented
in this State. The agent is r. j. Sidey,
MONTPELIER, Ind.