The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-16
STATE ROUSE
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FIVE cHARTERs ISSUED by SEC
R!s.TARI OF sTAIE-INfTtiE K
OTHER DEPARTMENTS. 81
RI CHARLESTON, Oct 16-coant,
Superintendent N. P. shawkesy left
Tuesday morning for wyoming ii co ,i
ttyf I assist Mr.. Cook in conflicting
the county institute. Prof! Virgil 4.
Lewis. who was to, have been /; on 81 Il
the number. is Immortality detained
on accornt OF sickness. 81
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! Rev: D. A. Friend. father Of Chief
Clerk l.. L. Friend. OF the free schools
department. Is paying a short visit 10
his son. Mr. Friend Is a member q
the West Virginia tfethodist EPISCOPAL
church conference now in session ut
Huntington. and resides at Friends.
willie. Garrett county, Nd. a
Eat the recent meeting Of the board
OF regents Of the. State Normal schools,
Hon. Ira E. Robinson, OF Grafton pre-.
scented his resignation as treasu Ter 81
the board. and the same was accert.
ed. Mfr. Elliott Eos.hcct.. Of Hunting.
ton; was appointed to 1.-THE vacancy.
Judge Robinson has also forwarded
his resignation us a nielnber Of the
board to the governor. to take effect
Immediately, and giyeE as hts reason .,t
1.-THE appointment Of associate Judge Of
t the Supreme Court. ~
fe,Auditor Seherr LETT Sunday night
for various points In the State Oh jasI-
mess connected with his office. He ex.
poets to be gone about ten days.
Miss Fannie Key, who has been
awaylon a short vacation, has return
ed3to work.
The Supreme Court OF Appeals con.
yened yesterday morning at 10 o'clock.
Judge Robinson will occupy the offices
!. lately had by retiring Judge Sanders.
The full .benchSis present. Il:
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Judge D. E. Mathews has returned
from his trip to Huntington.
The new improvements in the office
Of the secretary OF asr:c,.ttur, arc
! completed, and the exhibits will be in.
stalled at an early day. isFils
The Calumet Goa; aud Coke Com.
pany, whose principal Offices are att
Fairmont, filed articles aor incorpora.
tion. Its chief works Will be- located
at Powell Station, Marion county. anil
Its objects to. own coal lands. r.,,l O..
tate, houses, stores. machinery. live
stock, etc., to mine anil sell! coal
manufacture and sell coke, and all
things necessary to the operation Of
coal and coke business. The caoI.
tai stock is s5O.pOo, anl The in.o 81,
tors are: c. D. Eddy. II. NJ Fillmore
Chas. c. Benner and II. r.. Loomis. Ak.
ron, Ohio. and tWm.;,J. McFa%ia. cf
Barberton, Ohio. .:gi
The cashbuyers unious at Hunting.
ton, have. asked for incorporation ar.
ticles. They Aled I'M application yes.
terday. The objects are for tile ,pur.
pose Of buying and selling at whole.
sale and retail goods, wares and mer.
chandise Of all descriptions. and Of
doing NIL things necss.aitv and I,,efie1.
tai for the eondu.:. Of s;,iL business.
The capital. stock ,of the company Is
$4,000, fully paid. The incorporates
are: 3. Z. budding. Peter Baer, ]: II.
REYNOLDS, H. NJ. Pudding. of Hunting.
ton, and s. Roberts. OF Milton.
The Fairmont Dairy Company was
another industry added to the princl
pal city Of Marion county. Its ,princI-
pal objects are to produce, purchase,
sell, Import, export, and generally deal
IN milk, cream, ice cream, butter
cheese, vegetables, fruits and q all
kinds of, farm. garden and dairy prod.
ucts. The capital stock is 10000,
and the incorporators are: M NJ.
Neeley, H. s. Lively. III. P. Robinson,
Clarence D. Robinson, and Nv. IT. Nc.
Whorter, Of Fairmont. ii ii6s 1, ii,
ii The Keystone Union, Political Social
Club, OF Keystone. was, another resi-:
dent concern to- file an, application for
charter. This is Republican club,
and is formed for, campaign work. Five
thousand tt dollars is said to be the cap.
tia ital stock, although only $50 has been
paid. The incorporators are residents
OF Keystone. :, !, ~