The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
Instructors
For Farmers
LIST COMPLETED FOR INSTL
TUTEs TO BE HELD
IN FALL.
Secretary Of State Files Report.
Board Of Public Works at
Sulphur Springs.
1T CAL +. YOUNG.
Intsilisencsr Bureau.


Charisston. w. va July 0.
The bulletin OF the farmers insti-
trtes TO be held under the auspices
or the West Virginia state board OF
agriculture will be sent out within a
few days by the department.
Among the instructors secured for
the Institutes are the following: John
Begg. OF Columbus Grove. O.: Miss
Lena NJ. Charter. Ravenswood. W.
Va r.. Dfnenbach. Huntington. W.
Va; Miss Pearl Dorsey. Moundsville.
| W. Va; III. ID. Groves. Summersville.
W. Va; c. c. Hardman. Spencer, W.
Va; c. f. Lewis. Maxwelton. w. Va;
Glenn J. Moomau. Franklin. w. Va:
Cary W. Montgomery, Newark. o.:
:. W. Moore. Elwell. W. Va: Verd
Peterson. Chenille. W. Va; f. w.
Sheets. Lost Greek. w. Va: Mrs. 5.
d. Smith, Kenova. w. Va; II. L.
Smith. Martinsburg. W. Va: Josiah
Stutler. Reedy. W. Va: NJ. c. Thorn
as. Mingo. o.; II. S. vandervort. Nor
gantown. w. Va; J. r. Wells. Bens
Run. w. Va; c. II. Wagner. Airing.
ton, and others. and in addition to
residents where the institutes are
held. Special institutes will be held
in Ohio. Richie. Gilmer. Tyler and
probably other counties. for which the
dates have not been fixed.
Three institutes will be held in
Marshall county. At Pleasant Valley.
November and Q: at Taylor's Ridge.
November 10 and II. and at Sherrard.
November 13 and IA
Wetsel county-Antioch church,
August Is and 10.
Tyler county-Deep Valley. August
q and %; Meadville. August % and
"a; Little Buffalo. August % and 2s.
Ohio county-Roney's Point, Janu-
airy 4 and 8. 1912.
Secretary OF States Report.
The receipts in the Office OF the
secretary OF state for the month OF
June amounted TO s5.95717. a very
good figure for the month OF June.
The largest sized corporation in
point OF authorized capital was the
| Maryland Coal company OF West Vir-
ginia. with an authorized capital OF
81 600. 600. and with operations at
| Wendal. w. Va. Three nonresident
| corporations reached tho million mark
in authorized capital. They were the
Washington Steel and Ordnance com
pany. OF Giesboro. y. c.. with 1900
600; the New Central Coal company.
OF New York city. and the Chiksan
Mining company. OF Yokohama, Japan.
! with $l.000.00 each.
There were thirty charters Issued
TO resident corporations. and nineteen
to nonresident corporations during
the month. The number OF corpora
tons that increased their authorized
| capital was eleven. while twenty-three
decreased. and five foreign corpora
! tons were authorized to do business
i ! INVEST Virginia. There was a great
number TO either surrender their char
ter or dissolve Many OF them through
| failure TO pay their license taxes This
! decrease amounted TO seventy-four
Board Meets at Springs.
| The board OF public works. includ-
/ ing all the members except Superin-
] tcndent OF Schools Shawkey. met to.
! day ~ White sulphur Springs with
/ Governor Glasscock Most OF the mat.
tiers before the board were OF a
routine nature
! Although the governor has been
/ disposing OF great amount OF work
] since he has been ut The White -
] he IS enjoying lie and is becoming
much more robust.
New Charters Issued
! The following charters have been
( Issued by the secretary OF state:
General ". Johnson's Sons COM
panv. of Wheeling " Va. 10 con
/ duct general hardware and tinware
stores. Authorized capital. $4,000.
Z lncorpOrators. ". ~ Johnson. 4. L.
Johnson Gail ". Johnson. Margaret
Johnson and W II. Higgins. all or
Wheeling.
Point Pleasant Natural Gas COM
pany. With principal Office I'm Charles
ton and chief works In the town or
Point Pleasant. 10 furnish light heat