The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-09
NORTH SIDE NEWSIA new TRUST CO..
Central National Bank Is Be-
hind II.
Charter Calls for Capital Stock
Of 500, 600.

Topeka today landed q new $100. 900
trust company when the state charter
board approved the application of the
Central Trust company to do business
In this state. The new trust COM
pany viii be located in the Central
National bank building and will be un-
der the same direction and manage
ment as that institution.
The Central National. which il re-
garded as one of the strongest bank
operated independent of local trust
company connections and the new COM
pany incorporated today will conduct
general trust company business in con-
nection with the bank. ]. r. BurroW,
president of the Central National, ana
E. E. Ames vice president of the bank
and president of the Bankers Deposit
Guaranty and Surety company. are the
principal stockholders in the new cor
poration. Burrow owns $40 of the Loo
shares of the trust company. while
Ames is owner Of 200 shares. George
A.. Guild, Central National cashier. Is
owner of 100 shares, while ]. v. Abra-
hams Of Topeka, owns SO shares OF
stock and J. H. Hill,. OF Smith Center.
holds the remaining ten shares. The
| new trust company is organized under
| the provisions of the state trust COM
pany laws of 1909.
! Ohicers of the new corporation have
not as yet been elected. This at
| ternoon J. r. Burrow stated that the
company will open Offices in the bank
| building as soon as formal organization
plans were completed.
| Crockett's Get . Charter.
Another important Topeka charter.
was the granting of a permit to the
| Crockett Mercantile company with
main offices in Topeka. The company
| states In its application that it main
! tains stores in Topeka and Junction
| City. The capitalization Of the COM
pany is $4,000. divided in 400 shares.
J.. E. Crockett, r. w. Blair and, F. e.
! Smith, all Of Topeka. Crockett owns
| 29O shares OF the cOmpany's stock.
/! while Blair is listed an owner of LOT
shares. F. E. Smith, C. A. Magaw and
| T. NJ. Lillard each own one share of
! stock.
Many Charters Granted.
4 Other charters granted by the board
! included:
/ Garden City Irrigation Power COM
I pany. Capital $4,000.
Bordac Gas & Oil company, Wichita.
/ Capital $1,000.
Union Grain company. Hutchinson.
I Capital $1,000.
+ Socetla Bebeficenzo TripOli Italiana,
! Cherokee. No capital.
1 Wichita. Capital $4,000.
Osborne County Esfmers' Union
L COLnQ 0Hys OSUOI uC. I0dSC VI CaQA-
tai from $4,000 to s25.e0
New Hope Cemeteyy association,
Clay County creasnery company.
Clay Center. Capits increased from
Far Fsrmers 1sion cQperative asso-
] ciation, WaIGeaney, pttal IS, 900.
Farmers Telephone comp Pfei-
fer. Capital $4,000.
Kaw vaileyrruck Farm company
! Guaranty Inventmept company. Ar
| kansas City. Capital $4,000.
/ JayhawkerS Sxddie q Sirloin COM
pany, Manhattan. No capital.
/ ]. T. Wright Dry 8a3Ods company.
Independence. Extenefon of charter
J. Monarch Milling company, Hutch
inson. Increase capital from $4,000
to $4,000.
State bank of Narlta. Extension OF
charter.
Johanesthal MennDnite Congrega.
ton, Hillsboro.~ No capital,
Wayside State bank Wayside. Cap
ftaI e10 MN