The Indianapolis journal., 1903-07-26

T.. NJ. Smith, secretary and treasurer; III.
NJ. Fcltz. j. III. Holiday. Harry S. New and
@. L. PayEe.
Indianapolis & Northwest Traction Com
pany-Changed name from indianapolis.
Lebanon & Franklin Traction Company TO
present name In December 1902: operates
sixty-four miles of track between Indian
apolis, Lebanon, Frankfort and Lafayetts;
capital authorized. 100000; outstanding,
100000: par, 500. Bonds. $1,920.0o0 first
gold fives, due March !, 1923; authorized.
g. 100000, subject to call any interest day
at no. Officers and directors: George
Townsend. president z. i. Saltonstall, vice
PRESIDENT; Winthrop Smith. secretary
| Chauncey Eldridge, treasurer: W. S. Reed,
S. r. Anthony and Charles Pettigrew.
SHELBYVILLE LINE.
INDIANAPOLIS SheIbyville & Southeastern
Traction Company-Incorporated in 1901 TO
construct and operate an electric line from
indianapolis to Shelbyvills twenty-nine
miles. Capital stock authorized 100000;
par $780, Bonded debt authorized 100000
first mortgage per cent. thirty-year bonds.
due March /. 1892; call at 10 per cent Com
pany began business in September. 1902. and
net earnings for period to Dec. 81 1902, were
! sls,12l Officers: Edward X. Adams, pres
| ident; Albert De Drez. vice president;
| Thomas L. Goodrich, secretary, and John
/ r. Messick, treasurer.
| indianapolis Street-railway Company-In-
! corporated in 1899 consolidation of the
| Citizens Street-railway Company. Operates
| all the street-railway lines in indianapolis,
| 120 miles; also owns 70 per cent. of the stock
| of the Broad Ripple Traction Company;
| leased to Indianapolis Traction e. Terminal
| Company Dec. %, 1902. Capital stock au-
thorized and issued, S5,O00,0O0; par 500.
| Bonded debt, s6,000,O00 first mortgage per
| cent. gold bonds, due July i, 1885; Citizens
Street-railway Company first consolidated
mortgage per cent. gold bonds, due May
| /, 1888. Officers: George Brown, president;
j. A. Lemcke, vice president; Henry Jane
son, secretary and treasurer; directors
/ George Brown, j. A. Lemcke, Henry Jane
| son, III. b. Hibben and James Murdock.
| Indianapolis Traction & Terminal Com
| pany-Incorporated in August, 1902 TO pro-
vide terminal facilities for the various in
terurban electric railways entering or about
/ to enter Indianapolis Franchise covers
thirty-one years, and under the terms of
| the same the company is to pay the city 4
| cents per car for the first eleven years, 8
! cents for the next ten years and cents the
remaining ten years; the company, in De-
cember, 1902, leased the Indianapolis Street.
railway for thirty years. Capital stock au-
thorized, $5.OO0,OoO OF this amount sl,5OO,0cO
was given to the stockholders of the In
dianapolis Street-railway Company as a
| bonus. Bonded debt authorized S,000,0O
first mortgage gold fives, due Jan. 8 1888.
officers and directors: Hugh ]. MCGOWAN,
president and manager; II. p. Wasson, vice
president; w. X. Schoepf, j. ID. Thompson,
j. NJ. Jones and Clarence Winter.
Broad Ripple Traction Company-Incor-
porated In 1899 as the successor to the In
dianapolis g. Broad Ripple Traction Com
pany. Operates seven and one-half miles
of track from indianapolis to Broad Ripple
Park. Capital stock authorized and issued,
10000; par 500. Bonded debt, $4,000 first
mortgage per cent. gold bonds, due July 1,
1888; bonds are guaranteed. principal and in
terest, by the Indianapolis Street-railway
Company. Officers: john B. Warner, pres
ident John d. Thompson. vice president
and secretary, and E. b. Peck. treasurer.
PORTLAND CEMENT COMPANY.
The Indiana Portland Cement Company,
whose offices are in indianapolis and De-
troit, is one of the larger institutions of
|
| the State. This company was incorporated
under the laws of New Jersey in 1899. 1t
owns 1000 acres of mari and clay lands in
| Kosciusko county and 12O acres of lime
stone rock in Harrison county. The COM
pany has a daily capacity of 5000 barrels.
The authorized capitalization is $5,OO0,OOO
The authorized bond issue is s2,OoO,OoO.
Bonds, 51s per cent. twenty-five-year cou-
pom gold. Officers-Neil Mcmillan. pres
ident; Preston F. Mills. vice president;
George Johnson, treasurer; Vanton o.
Foulke, secretary.
The Indianapolis Gas Company. with a
capital stock of s2OOO,OOo. was incorporated
in this State thirteen years ago. Bonds
81, 10000 first mortgage per cent, due May
/, 1920. The company has las miles of mains
and serves 250.OO0 people. Officers-F. s.
Hastings, president; E. C. Benedict, vice
president; 8. ID. Pray, secretary and Ed
ward Beers, assistant secretary anu treas
urer.
The New Long Distance Telephone Com
pany is one of the largest institutions OF
this city, listed in Moody's Manual under a
miscellaneous heading. The New Telephone
Company has an authorized capital stock OF
81. .0OO,0 $755, 200 of which is outstanding
Bonds, SluU,UO twenty-year gold hves, due
July 1. 1922; denominations, $500 and $1,000
Union Trust Company of indianapolis trus-
tee. Net earnings for year ending March
81, 1902, $25,0S5. The company has 80, ,0Ot
phones in use and about 5000 miles of wire
Oqicers-S. Z. Sheerin, president; III. b
Sale, secretary. and A. III. Nordyke. treas.
urer.
The Tobasco Gold Milling and Mining
Company is another large institution. II
also has a capitalization of s1.O00,000 The
company was Incorporated in 1898 In Colo
RADIO. Its property is located In San Juar
and Hinsdale counties. Colorado Hine hun
dred and eighty-five thousand dollars OF the
stock has been issued. Bonds, $4,000 pei
cent, due in 1917; authorized. 100000; nj
other debts The company has spent $l72
600 on its property and it's plant is in full
running order. j. NJ. Martens is president
of the company, c. c. Pierce secretary, ]
Il K. Pierce treasurer and o. w. Pierce gen
eral manager.
The Indianapolis Water Company. the In
dianapolis Light and Power Company, tn,
J Brown-Ketcham iron works. the Indianapo
lis Breweries Limited, the Home Brewing