The Alaska daily empire., 1923-06-15
MANY COMP PANIES
 QUALIFYING 20 R. LOCAL BUSINESS

One evidence of the hopeful ten- dencies at this time according to Secretary Karl Theile, is the in creasing number of domestic COG porations that are being organized for business within the Territory as well as the addition of more foreign corporations to the number already doing business in Alaska. Recently the following qualified for business with Karl Theile, Secretary of AL aska:
 Domestic.
 The Gold King Hydraulic Mining Company is a Fairbanks corporation organized for the purpose of engag- ing in mining. It is capitalized at $50,000 with Fairbanks named as the principal place of business. The incorporators and board of directors consist of the following named per sons: William Hartwig, E. A. Head | c. B. Stevens, John Peers and | Frank Miller all of whom reside at i Fairbanks.
 The Hyder Miner Publishing Com ! pany. was organized to take over l the business of the Hyder Miner. a i newspaper and printing establish ! ment at Hyder. The incorporators 1 and directors are Charles Sanford l of Nome, Charles Heron of An chorage. and A. D. Coulter of Seat tie, Washington. The company is capitalized at $25,000. The prin cipal place of business is at Hyder. C-t. T! 1rrsr Ga,,a pany, capitalized at s60,000 was or ganized to engage in the business of dredging and mining in Alaska. The incorporators and board of di 1 rectors consist of Geo. D. Sehofield. l A. N. Garrod and Geo. A. Schofield, | all of Nome, Alaska. the principal i place of business.
 The Nome Navigation Company, i capitalized at $50,000 is Nome corporation formed and governed by the same parties that incorporated the Dime Creek Dredging Company. The principal place of business is at Nome
 The Cleary Hill Alaska Mining Company. is a Fairbanks corpora ton organized to engage in the mining business. The company is capitalized at $300,000. The in- corpcrators and board of directors consists of J. A. Gustafson, A. NJ Ohlsen and John A. Clark, all well known Fairbanksans. Fairbanks is named as the principal place of business.
 The Union Trade and Packing 
 ton organized to engage in the fish ing, packing and mercantile busi- ness with Ketchikan named as the principal place of business of the company. which is capitalized at $50,0O0. The incorponators and board of directors consists of John Knaplund, Ole Vike and H, Nordnes all of whom reside at Ketchikan.
 The Alaska Canada Syndicate is a Hyder corporation organized to engage in business In Alaska by J. A. Green, Harry Shough and J. K. Green, who are also the directors of the company and reside at Hy- der. The concern is capitalized at s25.00O.
 The Cordova Machine Works. Inc, is a corporation organized to engage in the business of working with and repairing machinery of all kinds. as we'll as conducting aplumbing and other businesses. The company has a capital of $12,000. The principal place of business Is at Cordova. The incorporators and directors are liar old Graham, Frank Burns and E. r. Medley, all of whom live at Cor dova.
 The Masonic Building Association. Corporation. isa Ketchikan organi- zaton created to secure site and erect a Masonic Building at Ketchi- kan. The capital is named at$30,- 900. Thomas Torray. Claude Aikens, w K. Spaulding, M. s. Dobbs and D. c. Cannon all of whom reside in Ketchikan, are the incorporators and board of directors
 Foreign
 The Spokane-Alaska Mines is a corporation organized under the laws of the State of Washington, capital ized at $200000 to engage in the business ofmining. The principal place of business of the company out side of Alaska is at Spokane, Wash. ington; in Alaska at aAnchorage. Ar thur l.. Hooper of Spokane is presi- dent and Victor P. Adams of Anchor age, is Alaska agent.
 The Alaska Palladium Company is corporation organized under the laws of Delaware, capitalized at S1.- 500,000, only a small part of which has been actually issued. Robert K Thistle, Harry c. Hand and Samuel c. Wood, of New York are named as the original purchasers of stock to the amount of 1000. J. E. Chil- berg is named as president of the