The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-01-22
Articles of Incorporation.

! Articles of Incorporation have been
filed In the office of the secretary of
state for the following
Phoenix Shirt company, Richmond;
capital stock, $4,000; to manufacture
and sell clothing; incorporators, Ru-
dolph G. Leeds, c. Erman Smith and
Orville S. Conner.
The Wabash Sanitary Milk company,
Wabash; capital stock, 1000; to pas
teurize and sell milk and to deal in
milk products; incorporators, Thomas
Butler, Charles Hunt, Samuel ]. Rem
ner and George F. Ogden.
The Gregory Coal and Mining com
pany, Terre Haute; capital stock, $685.
900; to mine and sell coal; incorpora-
tors, Thomas Gregory, William D.
Hunter. Eleanor Gregory and Max j.
Duenweg.
The Rio Ponto Sugar and Cattle com
pany; notice of close of business and
dissolution; H. 2. Tanner president,
and Harry c. Tanner, secretary.
The Crane company, Chicago; capt.
tai stock $4,000. 600; incorporated I'M
der laws of Illinois and certified in In
diana; capital in Indiana, $4,000; man
ufacturers of engints and mine machin-
cry; r. T. Crane, Chicago, president.
The Home Buyers association, Ander-
son; capital stock, 10000 real estate
and insurance; incorporators, Joseph C.
Henderson, William Rowland, Thomas
c. Fisher. Phillip B. O'Nein and Clifford
NJ. Vinnedge.
The First Church of Christ, Scien-
fist, Richmond; no capital stock; trus-
tees, Otis K. Harms, William F. Spang-
Ter, Hezekiah r. Marlatt, John Brown
and Grant Virgins.
The 7. H. McGeorge Jr. company.
Covington; capital stock, s1.0o; to take
over the business of T. H McGeorge
Jr & Co.. incorporators, T. H McGeorge
Jr, Charles Ramser and Rose H Slat-
terry
The Farmers Mutual Telephone
company, Cross Plains; capital stock.
$3.50; to construct and operate a mutual
telephone line; Dan Demare, president.
and Martin vanosdal, secretary-treas-
urer.
The Rochester Trust and Savings
company. Rochester; notice of increase
of capital stock from $50 900 to $4,000;
P. J. Stingly, secretary.
The Tolleston Coal company, TolIes-
ton; capital stock, $4,000 to deal in
coal; incorporators, F. S Currie, NJ.
Gordon. Jay NJ. Sasterdy and w. NJ.
Myers.
The Sanitary Metal Basket company.
Lafayette; capital stock, $40, 900; to
manufacture galvanized iron baskets.
pals, etc; incorporators. winfield s.
Grams. Oliver P. Morehouse and Ed
ward r. Gale.
The Dooley Hardware company,
Rockville; capital stock, 5000; re-
tailers; incorporators, Rufus, Atellus H.
Haseltine M, and Daisy NJ Dooley
The Uniontown Creamery company.
Uniontown; capital stock, $4,000; to
deal as wholesalers and retailers in
dairy products; incorporators, Thomas
Conway, 7. w. Spall. ewton Span,
George M. Bedel, D. l. Perrin. CLYDE
W. Reach and George Lewis
The Marengo Stone company. Maren-
go; capital stock. $4,000; to operate
stone quarry in Crawford county: in
corporators, George S. Balthis, Simon
Fromholtz. Lee b. Grant Arthur f.
Stewart, Adolphus Leichheart and J.
Edward Kent.
The Petersville Horse Thief Detec-
tive association, Bartholomew county.
no capital stock; directors. ]. T. Mere
dith. Earl Finke1. Jesse w. Blessing
Charles Robinson, James Osborne. c. r
Masee and David E. Dunn.
The Waukesha Canning company
Waukesha. Wis; organized under the
Wisconsin law and chartered in Indi
ana; total capital. 100000; in Indiana.
100000; to do a general canning and
preserving business; Frank T. Stare
president, and William H. Nichols. sec
rotary.
The Dundee Wooden Mills company.
Chicago; organized under Illinois law
and chartered in Indiana; total capt.
tai $1,000; in Indiana, $500; TO sell
manufactured wooIens, Sam Cohn.
president, and William H. Duval, sec
rotary.
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