The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
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Old Blackwell Concern Failed Is (
File Copy 81 Tlleir Charter
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DEMOCRATIC 81 o 1: ! Z; HANDBOOK 4, v J
Governor Glenn Coilfers With
Chairman Simmons as to ssssS
S5S the Production. 3.
DEM c 4 Han pBook.
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55s53 RALEIGH N. \ g. August IA On the
strength OF an OF inlon rendered this nj Y
ternoon by5 " torney- General XXI Gilman.
Secretary OF state Grimes declined to
issue a D certificate OF demonstration To-
tho Blackwell Durham Tobacco Company
OF New Jersey. "A charter was granted
July Goth to w. "A. Guthrie and others. OF
Durham under exactly the same name.
Messrs. Gillian and their associates are
trying to forcc the American Tobacco
Company to abandon the name Of tho
Blackwell Durhnm Tobacco Company In
their business IN North Carolina. Attor-E
Eney- General Gillian states that the New
y ersey firm has not complied wi tn tbs
law OF 1901, requiring foreign corporations
fof Its class to file with the Secretary OF
State q copy Of Its charter before allow
ing 1t to do business III tho State, and
In the meantime tho company OF Dur
3 ham, under tho name OF the BlackWel1-8
Durham Tobacco Company, was char
tered, while the New Jersey company
was doing business in the State only by
license. 85 s VAN
s IT IS not right that a domestic corpo-a
"a ton should use in It's business In this
State the same name OF d foreign corpo-A
ration Now4the State OF North Carolina
therefore, has the right to grant a charte or
to the Blnckwell- Durham Tobacco Com
pany, a OF Durham. Having already done
70, It would not be proper to issue q
certificate or allow another corporation
to do business In this State 4und Ter tho
same name. 3s t siai III "a
E3s r here was a conference between Cow
ernor Glonn. the State officers and Chair
man r. NJ Simmons and Secretary Fields,
OF the Democratic State Executive Com ii
Imittee, this evening, for the discussion OF
tho work OF getting out tho Democratic
hand book for the impending campai gn.
Practically all the State officers who are
in the City participated in !, the meeting.
8ss Postmaster T. G. Bailey nnnou nces9
that the receipts 81 tho Raj lgh postpfilces
for the past fiscal year aggregated
$67,9l6. against sea, l30 for the year pre-
fv1ous, being a gain OF S4,7s4 for the \
year just closed. II This Is also the ban
nor 4 year in the entire history Of d the
Office. Postmaster Bailey says he had /
hoped 70 deliver the of1ce 20 ms l sncces-
sor August 18th and retire to business
.llfe.S but 1T looks N oWi like II will be al
least September lst before,the change Is
made. The Republican authorities have
all agreed, aS 1t III win ba remembered. on
w. G. Briggs for postmas ter and his ar-
'pointment by President Roosevelt to sue.
coed Bailey is expected any day. i
The esidence OF ~. AlooTe.f SF.,
q merchant OF this city. was entered this
morning about 3 clock by burglars and
q valuable watch ana q small sum Of 4
money are missing. 5s5 n
III The Southern Railway Compa ny. +
through It's attorneys, w. c. Rodman
and F. H. Busbee. has filed with the
Corpora tion Commission III exceptions to 4
the order recently made by the commis-&
sion for the Southern and Carolina and \
Northwestern roads to- join In n union
depot, that shall i'm prove the present = "a Il
elites. and abandon the present depot
site at Hickory. a rehearing is demand
ed, and the assertion made that the suit
involving the title to the present depot.
site win be carried TO the United States
Court Federal ques tons having arisen
in the litigation & h s55 3