The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-27
STATE HOUSE
news OF 4 DAY

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tFouR APPLICATIONS FOR CHAR:
TERs-lN THE OTHER DE- VI
PARTMENTs.
CHARLESTON, Nov. s7.--The Ell.
kins Coal, OIL and Gas Company. OF
Elkins. filed an application for a char.
ter yesterday. Its chief works are 10.
Gated In Taylor county. The objects
Of the company are leasing. buying and
selling coal and coal lands, leasing
md prospecting for coal. oil and gas,
Id drilling for oil and gas, and pro.
,tr:i ing -oal, oil and gas, and for pro-
ducing coal. oil and gas by, drilling.
Mining and Prospecting. The capital
stock Is $4,000. The incorpirators
E. c. Ice, W. H. Cobb, j. A. Bent, OF
Elkins, and Scott Phillips, of Nestor.
Vile.
The Dry Fork ColIlery Company, Of
Bramwell, also fled an application
tor a charter. The objects are to mine
coal and other minerals and metals,
manufacture coke and the by.prod.
ncts OF coal and coke; ship and sell
and deal In the same. The capital
stock Is SEQ The i%ncorporators
are: ". 7. Williams. j. E. Wagner,
George Dungleson, Jr., George W. Lam.
bert and Maude NJ. Williams. all OF
Rramwell.
The Williams Coal Company, OF
Quick P. O.. Kanawha county, was
one Of the local concerns which filed
application fer a charter. The OBJ.
jects are the mining, preparing. and
selling Of coal, and the acquisition OF
sscl, property as is necessary incl.
dcnta! thereto. The capital stock Is
SGa,00o. The incorporators are: S. B.
Williams, youngstown, o.: John T.,
Williams and John F. Melvin. scran.
ton: BENJAMIN Bath. Charles Norris,
Of Plttson.
The Ramona Glass Company. Of Star
City. WIS the last application filed for
the laty. The objects and purposes
Of tho company are for the manu-.
factule aud sale Of glass bottles. glass.
ware and glass products OF the various
forms and kinds, whether pressed o
;lown. anl for the doing OF all neces.
sary acts and things for the proper
and convenient carrying on OF said
manufacture and sale Of its products.
The capital stock is $4,000. The in
corporatms r A. Joseph stenger.
Charles T. Bouhler. Otto siglrant, J.
N. Wood and l.. A. saundmacher, all
Of Morgantown.
Tax Commissioner White, whose
daughter has been in Colorado for the
past fourteen months. gave the re.
porter a sicd account Of the way tn.
berculosis patients live while taking
the treatment. The ex-governor said
that the only way for those suffering
with that Tread malady is to live out
IN the open. and breathe the pure air.
TTe states that his daughter now
weighs 1876 pounds and is cured. He
is greatly delighted with the wonder
ful cure made in her case, and thinks
that the disease, II properly treated.
and taken in time, can be cured.
Clerk ". B. Mathews, Of the Su.
preme Court of Appeals. was the
speaker at the boys meeting Of the
Y. NJ. C.. A. Sunday afternoon at the
Dreamland Theater. Mr.. Mathews held
the boys attention to the last with
his account OF the life OF Esther. AIT.
er the talk the boys were all photo.
graphed. a tlashlight picture being TAX.
en- Of the 324 present. The meeting
was a success.
Attorney John Osborn. Of Union.
Monroe county, was n visitor at tina
| Supreme Court Of Appeals yesterday.
/ He will argue a case before that
tribunal this, morning, 1t being the
matter Of Woodville VS.. Woodville.
Judge D. E. Mathews, Of the attof-
ney Generals office, has returned from
Huntington. where he went to spend
Sunday with his family. :
Mr.. Frank A. McGraw, who is n
brother.inlaw Of Speaker ]. A. Sea-
man, Of Ridley, was n caller at the
Office Of the attorney general, where
he has many warm friends.
On November 90 and 30. the fourth
uniform examination will be held, az
previously stated. State Superintend.
ent Thomas c. Miller called this spe-
| cia1 examination with the intention OF
raducinr Tho prao{ chortooo NJ tapch.