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PUBLIC DOCUMENT. No. 10.

ABSTRACT

Certificates of Corporations

ORGANIZED UNDER THE

GENERAL LAWS OF ,

TOGETHER WITH THE

ANNUAL RETURNS REQUIRED BY CHAPTER 106 OF THE PUBLIC STATUTES

DURING THE YEAR

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PREPARED BY THE SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH.

BOSTON WRIGHT & POTTER PRINTING CO., STATE PRINTERS, 18 Post Office Square. 1889.

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Secretary's Department, , Jan. 1, 1889.

To the Honorable Senate and House of Representatives. In compliance with the requirements of section 2 of chapter 106 of the Public Statutes, I have the honor to submit to the General Court a true Abstract from the certificates required by said chapter, to be deposited with the Secretary of the Commonwealth. The aggregate amount of capital invested in new enterprises in 1888 is $26,001,150, and by increase of capital, $9,622,900 additional. The whole number of certifi- cates of incorporation issued is 449. The number of annual certificates of condition filed is 1,361, of which 55 are duplicates or omissions of a previous year. The amount of fees paid into the treasury of the Common- wealth from this department, on account of corporations, is $16,186.75; for recording limited partnerships, $52; total, $16,238.75. Respectfully,

HENRY B. PEIRCE, Secretary of the Commonwealth.

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ABSTRACT OF CERTIFICATES OF ORGANIZATION

As Corporations, under Chapter 106 of the Public Statutes, Section 21

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1888. 1888.

A. B. Noyes & Co. Corporation, . Georgetown $20,000 200 $100 Nov. 19, Nov. 24. j

Advertiser Newspaper Company, Boston, 30,000 300 100 April 23, April 30

Agawain Gas Company, West Springfield 50,000 500 100 Feb. 25, Feb. 28.

Alonzo A. Knights Company, Boston, 25,000 250 100 Aug. 6, Aug. 13.

American Confectionery Company, . Boston, 20,000 200 100 Oct. 3, Oct. 6.

American Pad & Paper Company, Holyoke, 12,000 120 100 Feb. 22, Feb. 27.

Andover Electric Company, The, Andover, 20,000 200 100 April 25, May 2.

Angier Chemical Company, . Newton, 6,000 60 100 Feb. 28, Feb. 29.

Arms Manufacturing Company, The, . Deerfield, 10,000 100 100 May 18, May 21.

Athol Electric Lighting and Power Company Athol, 15,000 150 100 Mar. 9, Mar. 16.

Automatic Roller Toboggan Company, The, Haverhill, 5,000 50 100 Oct. 6, Oct. S.

Automatic Sliding Company, The, Haverhill, 3,000 30 100 Oct. 12, Oct. 13.

Barre Hotel Company, The, Barre, 20,000 200 100 June 13, June 22.

350 100 Feb. Feb. 7. Bay State Whip Company, . Wcstfield, 35,000 4,

" 100 100 June 28, July 6. " Bed Rock Emery Wheel Co., . Gloucester 10,000

Beverly Farms Boot and Shoe Company, Beverly, 5,000 50 100 May 4, June 13.

Bleak House Association, Dennis, 20,000 200 100 Oct. 22, Nov. 1.

Border City Hotel Company, Fall River, 150,000 1,500 100 Mar. 20, April 14.

Boston Advertising Company, Boston, 20,000 200 100 July 9, July 16.

Boston Dental Manufacturing Company, Boston, 50,000 500 100 April 19, April 20.

10,000 100 Feb. 11, Feb. 14. Boston Electric Light Company, . Boston, 1,000,000

Boston Electric Railway Signal Com- pany, The, Boston, 5,000 50 100 May 16, May 22.

Boston Fresh Tripe Company, Boston, 22,500 225 100 June 30, July 3.

Boston Herald Company, The, Boston, 200,000 2,000 100 April •_'.'., April 30.

Boston Marble and Granite Company, Worcester, 25,000 250 100 Feb. 25, Mar. 2.

Boston Mercantile Business Company, Boston, 1,000 10 100 Mar. 29, April 4.

Boston Spar Company, The, Boston, 10,000 100 100 June 20, July 81.

Boston Times Company, The, Boston, 24,000 240 100 Si'pt.'J7. Bept.28. . .

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1888. Boston Watch and Jewelry Company, Boston, $2,000 20 $100 Jan. 20,

British American Citizen Company, The Boston, 5,000 50 100 Feb. 13,

Byron Weston Company, Dalton, 200,000 2,000 100 Aug. 23,

Cambridge Publishing and Printing Company, The, .... Cambridge 10,000 100 100 July 3,

Cassino Art Company, The, . Boston, 5,000 50 100 Dec. 13,

Chaddock and Hammett Manufactur ing Company, .... Chelsea, 20,000 200 100 Aug. 20,

CigarsMakers' Co-operative Association, Boston, 1,250 25 50 Mar. 24,

Citizen Publishing Company, Somerville, 6,000 60 100 Oct. 15,

Citizens' Building Company, Athol, 8,500 85 100 Aug. 31,

Citizens' Electric Company, Webster. 10,000 100 100 Oct. 16,

City Manufacturing Corporation, New Bedford, 200,000 2,000 100 April 18,

Clark Moulding Works, Worcester, 7,000 70 100 Aug. 3,

Coburn Trolley Track Manufacturing

Company Holyoke, . 10,000 100 100 Jan. 12,

Coes Wrench Company, The, Worcester, 100,000 1,000 100 Mar. 29, Commercial Union Telegraph Com pany of Massachusetts, The, Boston, 10,000 100 100 July 28,

Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, . 150,000 1,500 100 Oct. 29,

Connecticut Valley Cigar Company, Westfield, 25,000 250 100 Nov. 5,

Cornelius Callahan Company, The, Boston, 40,000 400 100 April 21,

Criterion Knitting Company, Lowell, 6,000 60 100 Nov. 2,

Crompton Loom Works, Worcester, 550,000 5,500 100 Mar. 2,

Crosman Box Company, Lynn, 24,000 240 100 Jan. 21,

1887.

D. C. Storr Furniture Company, . Cambridge, 10,000 100 100 Dec. 12,

D. Girouard Company, The, Spencer, . 12,000 120 100 Dec. 27,

1888.

D. H. Brigham Company, The, . Springfield, 50,000 500 100 Feb. 28,

D. Mackintosh & Sons Company, The Holyoke, . 100,000 1,000 100 June 28,

D. Webster King Glue Company, Boston, 150,000 1,500 100 Sept. 4,

Daily News Publishing Company, The Springfield, 5,000 50 100 Nov. 17,

Dedham Electric Company, . Dedham, . 25,000 250 100 Dec. 5,

Dodge Shoe Company, . Newburyport, 25,000 250 100 April 10,

1887. Downing Morocco Company, Boston, 30,000 300 100 Dec. 6,

1888. Draper Manufacturing Company, The, North Attleboro 5,000 50 100 April 16, ..

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Certificates of Organization, etc. — Continued.

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1888. 1888. Duralite Manufacturing Company, Leominster, $25,000 250 $100 Nov. 3, Nov. 28.

E. and A. Mudge Shoe Company, Boston, 100,000 1,000 100 Oct. 12, Oct. 23.

E. P. Sanderson Company, . Boston, 20,000 200 100 June 20, June 21.

500 100 7. I'.. T. Cowdrey Co., .... Boston, 50,000 Feb. 3, Feb.

East Brookfield Woolen Company, Brookfield, 20,000 200 100 Sept. 19, Sept. 20.

Easthampton Electric Company, . Easthampton, . 10,000 100 100 April 19, April 27.

Electric and Machine Company, The, Boston, 12,000 120 100 Jan. 16, Jan. 17.

Essex Leather Company, Amesbury, 10,000 100 100 Oct. 26, Nov. 2.

Evening Mail Company, The, Fitchburg, 6,000 60 100 Dec. 19, Dec. 28.

Everett Electric Light Company, Everett, . 10,000 100 100 Feb. 9, Feb. 9.

F. B. "Washburn and Co. Corporation, Brockton, . 60,000 600 100 Mar. 6, Mar. 7.

1887. Fall River Yarn Mills, .... Fall River, 250,000 2,500 100 Dec. 1, Feb. 1.

1888.

Farrell & May Shoe Company, Pittsfield, . 25,000 250 100 April 25, Aug. 1.

First National Publishing Company, . Boston, 12,000 120 100 May 18, May 19.

Fitts Land and Power Company, . Worcester, 25,000 250 100 Oct. 19, Oct. 24.

Framingham Electric Company, . Framingham, . 60,000 600 100 July 28, Aug. 24.

7. Franklin Square Grocery Company, . Worcester, 12,000 120 100 Feb. 28, Mar.

5. Frederick Taylor Company, . Lowell, 40,000 400 100 June 2, June

Gardner Electric Company, The, Gardner, . 15,000 150 100 Mar. 28, May 10.

Gardner Industrial Co-operative Asso- 1887.

ciation Gardner, . 2,000 400 5 Dec. 21, Jan. 16.

1888. Garfield & Proctor Coal Company, Fitchburg, 125,000 1,250 100 May 12, May 19.

20. Georgetown Boot & Shoe Company, . Georgetown, . 10,000 100 100 Oct. 13, Oct.

Gloucester Electric Company, Gloucester, 20,000 200 100 April 10, April 13.

185 100 30, Sept. 13. Gloucester Fish Company, . Boston, 18,500 June

Gloucester Lighterage Company, The, Gloucester, 13,000 130 100 April 16, April 18.

100 100 Jan. 11, Jan. 16. Grafton Ice Company i Grafton, . 10,000

Grant Corundum Wheel Manufactur- 1887. ing Company, 1 Springfield, 30,000 300 100 Nov. 23, Jau. 11.

Great Barrington Electric Light Com- pany Gt. Barrington, 16,000 160 100 Dec. 29, Jan. '>.

Hampden Emery and Corundum Com- 1888. pany Chester, 500,000 5,000 100 Feb. 4, Feb. 7.

Hargravea Mills, Fall River, 400,000 4,000 100 -Tune 90, July 13.

Harrington & Richardson Arms Com- ' pany, Worcester, 75,000 750 100 Jan. 14, Jan. 17. . .

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1888. 1888. Harvard Piano Company, The, Boston, $5,000 50 $100 Feb. 2, Feb. 2.

Harvard Printing Company, The, Cambridge, 10,000 100 100 May 24, May 25.

Haverhill Electric Company, Haverhill, . 85,000 850 100 Dec. 5, Dec. 7.

Haverhill Roller Toboggan Company, Haverhill, . 6,000 60 100 Jan. 21, Feb. 2.

Hopedalc Machine' Screw Company, . Hopedale, . 150,000 1,500 100 Dec. 17, Dec. 19.

Howard Brothers Manufacturing Com- pany, The. Worcester, 45,000 450 100 May 8, May 15.

Howland Mills Corporation, . New Bedford, . 350,000 3,500 100 May 19, May 31.

Ilurlbut Paper Manufacturing Com-

pany. Lee, . 150,000 1,500 100 May 3, May 7.

Hyde Park Electric Light Company, . Hyde Park, 25,000 250 100 Mar. 24, Mar. 26.

I. A. Beals Company, .... Brockton, . 30,000 300 100 Jan. 16, Jan. 19.

India Drug Company Boston, 5,000 50 100 May 21, May 28.

Irvona Tanning Company, Boston, 100,000 1,000 100 Dec. 4, Dec. 7.

J. Gr. Phinney Counter Co., . Stoughtou, 75,000 750 100 Mar. 16, Mar. 21.

J. H. Home and Sous Company, The, Lawrence, 125,000 1,250 100 May 1, May 19.

J. S. Nelson & Son Shoe Company, Grafton, . 150,000 1,500 100 May 8, May 10.

J. W. Bailey & Sons Company, . Boston, 20,000 200 100 Dec. 5, Dec. 6.

J. W. Woodbury Co., .... Salem, 15,000 150 100 Dec. 11, Dec. 12.

Kimball Factory Co., The, . Westborough, . 12,000 120 100 May 24, June 9.

Knowles Freeman Fish Company, Boston, 5,000 50 100 Nov. 10, Nov. 10.

Lake Williams Ice Company, The, Marlborough, . 8,000 80 100 May 10, May 11.

Lancaster Manufacturing Co., Fitchburg, 12,000 120 100 Mar. 7, Mar. 17.

Lawrence Ice Company, Lawrence, 75,000 750 100 April 14, April 27.

Lee Electric Company Lee, . 15,000 150 100 Nov. 22, Nov. 24.

Lenox Gas and Electric Company, Lenox, 30,000 300 100 Nov. 22, Nov. 24.

Leominster Electric Light and Power Company Leominster, 30,000 300 100 Feb. 20, Feb. 27.

Library Bureau, Boston, 15,000 150 100 May 29, May 31.

Lincoln Hall Association, Chelsea, 5,000 50 100 July 17, July 19.

12. Lovett, Hart aud Phipps Company, . Boston, 40,000 400 100 Dec. 8, Dec.

Lynn Box Company Lynn, 11,000 110 100 Sept. 4, Sept. 10.

Lynn Co-operative Supply Company, The, Lynn, 3,000 600 5 Dec. 11, Dec. 29.

. 100 31. M. M. Rhodes & Sous Co., . Taunton, 30,000 300 Oct. 31, Oct.

Maiden Electric Company, . Maiden, 20,000 200 100 Mar. 3, Mar. 12.

Mansfield Co-operative Furnace Com- pany Mansfield, 1,000 10 100 Aug. 28, Sept. 5. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10.

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1888. 1888. Massachusetts Dredging Company, Boston, $100,000 1,000 $100 Aug. 21, Oct. 23.

Meadow Company, . Longmeadow, 6,000 60 100 Feb. 14, Mar. 1.

Medford Electric Light Company, Medford, 20,000 200 100 Feb. 3, Feb. 6.

Messinger Manufacturing Company, . Boston, 25,000 250 100 April 30, May 26.

Methuen Co-operative Association, The, Methuen, 5,000 1,000 5 Aug. 2, Aug. 7.

Miller Brothers & Co. Corporation, Boston, 40,000 400 100 Mar. 19, Mar. 22.

Mudie Library Company, The, Boston, 5,600 56 100 May 9, May 15.

Nantucket Electric Light Company, . Nantucket, 12,000 120 100 June 1, June 1.

New American Carpet Lining Com- pany, The, Boston, 10,000 100 100 Aug. 23, Aug. 29.

New Bedford Steam Coasting Corpo- ration New Bedford, 57,000 570 100 Sept. 1, Oct. 1.

New England Preserving Company, The Boston, 25,000 250 100 June 5, June 11.

New England Telephone and Telegraph

Company of Massachusetts, The, . Boston, 25,000 250 100 April 21, May 17.

New Jersey Bottle Company, The, Boston, 10,000 100 100 Sept. 7, Sept. 8.

New Process Twist Drill Company, Taunton, 15,600 156 100 Oct. 31, Dec. 4.

Newton Rubber Company, . Newton, 30,000 300 100 Aug. 16, Aug. 16.

North Shore Electric Company, . Revere, 50,000 500 100 Mar. 17, Mar. 20.

1887.

Northampton Paper Company, . Northampton, 30,000 300 Dec. 24, Jan. 4.

1888.

Northfield Hotel Company, . Northfield, 50,000 500 100 June 4, June 6.

1887.

Norton Manufacturing Company, "Walpole, . 60,000 600 100 Dec. 30, Feb. 8.

1888. Oak Island Grove Company, The, Boston, 50,000 500 100 Feb. 17, Feb. 21.

1887. Ober Steam Pipe Jacket Company, Lowell, 10,000 100 100 Dec. 29, Jan. 20.

1888.

Old Colony Machine Company, . Plymouth, 5,000 50 100 May 3, May 4.

Olmsted and Tuttle Company, Chicopee, . 100,000 10,000 100 July 26, July 27.

Parsons Paper Company Number

Two Holyoke, . 300,000 3,000 100 Mar. 10, Mar. 28.

" People's Electric Company," . Easthampton, 5,000 50 100 Sept. 8, Sept. 28.

Phenix Plate Company, The, Worcester, 35,000 350 100 May 1, May 2.

Phillipston Co-operative Creamery 1887. Company, Phillipston, 1,500 150 10 Sept. 9, Apr. -JO.

1888. Plymouth Electric Light Company, Plymouth, 30,000 300 100 An-. 25, Nov. 23.

Pond Desk Company, .... Boston, 5,200 52 100 May 12, May 1G. .

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Certificates of Organization, etc. — Continued.

NAME OF CORPORATION. Where Located.

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Prouty Wire Company, . 1888. 1888. Charlton, . $20,000 200 $100 Jan. 9, Jan. li Quincy Electric Light and Power Com- pany, Quincy, 35,000 350 100 Jan. 31, Feb. 15. Reed and Barton Corporation, Taunton, . 600,000 6,000 100 Feb. 20, Feb. Republic 21. Mills, The, Lawrence, 30,000 300 100 Sept. : Richmond 19, Sept. 21. Co-operativeCreamery Asso- ciation J Richmond, 2,000 200 10 May 17, July 28. Robinson Bros. Shoe Company, Boston, 50,000 500 100 Sept. 1, Sept. Rockland Electric Light and Power Company, The, . Rockland, . 15,000 150 100 Nov. 28, Dec. 4. Salem, Beverly and Danvers Tow i Company, Boat The, . . . . Danvers, . 9,800 100 May 28, June 13. Samson Cordage "Works, . . . Boston, 80,000 800 100 June 30, July Sanford Whip 3. Company, Westfield, 110,000 1,100 100 Jan. 7, Jan. 14. Scandinavian Co-operative Mercantile j Company, The, . Brockton, . 3,000 300 June 25, July Shelburne 6. Falls Electric Light and Power Company, Shelburne, 15,000 150 100 Dec. 22, Dec. 26. Shreve, Crump and Low Company, . Boston, 300,000 3,000 100 June 1, June Silica Mining Company, 6. The, Springfield, 25,000 250 100 July 3, July 11. South Hadley Falls Electric Company, Light The, . . South Hadley, 7,000 70 100 Dec. 1, Dec. 10. Springfield Printing and Binding Com- pany Springfield, 100,000 1,000 100 j May 30, May 31. Staple Heeling Company, Boston, 5,300 53 100 | Feb. 7, Feb. 8. Staples Coal Company, | Taunton, . 100,000 1,000 100 | May 9, May 26. Sterling Lithographic Company, Springfield, 6,000 60 May Stoneham 22, May 28. and Wakefield Electric Light and Power Company, The, Wakefield, 25,000 250 100 May 5, May 11. Suffolk Agency Co., The, Boston, 1,200 12 100 Oct. 15, Oct. 16. Swedish Importing Company, Worcester, 2,000 20 100 June 8, June 27. Thorp and Adams Manufacturing Com- pany, The, 5 ... Boston, 30,000 300 100 Feb. 1, Feb. Union Newspaper 1. Company, The, Springfield, 25,000 250 100 Mar. 31, April 3. Wakefield Electric Light and Power

Company, . Wakefield, I 10,000 100 100 April 11, April 14. Walker Stetson Sawyer Company, . Boston, 100,000 1,000 100 Dec. 17, Dec. 20. Waltham Tribune Company, Waltham, . 14,000 I 140 100 Mar. 16, April 10. Walworth Light & Power Company, . Boston, 15,000 j 150 ) May 5, Ware Pratt Company, . Worcester, 100,000 1,000 Jan. 20, Jan. -_>4. West Dudley Co-operative Creamery Association, J . . West 1887. Dudley, 2,000 100 20 Dec. 10, Jan. IS. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 11

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Value NAME OF CORPORATION. Where Located. O of of Shares. o ization. Capital Q Date Par No.

1888. 1888. Westboro Carriage Company, Westboro, 55,000 50 6100 Sept. 12, Oct. 3.

Westport Wooden Ware Company, . Boston, 17,500 175 100 Mar. 22, Mar. 22.

Wheelock Engine Company, The, Worcester, 45,000 450 100 Jan. 24, Jan. 25.

Whitman Electric Company, Whitman, . 20,000 200 100 Nov. 5, Nov. 19.

Wilbraham Woolen Company, The, . Wilbraham, 33,000 330 100 Nov. 20, Nov. 22.

Williamstown Electric Light Company, Williamstown, . 15,000 150 100 Jan. 21, Feb. 13.

14. Winchester Electric Light Company, . Winchester, 10,000 100 100 Feb. 13, Feb.

25. Winship, Daniels & Co. Corporation, . Boston, 25,000 250 100 Oct. 25, Oct.

Woburn Electric Light Company, Woburn, . 60,000 600 100 May 17, May 22.

Worcester Co-operative Boot and Shoe Association, The Worcester, 1,500 300 5 April 10, April IS.

Worcester Corset Company, Worcester, 125,000 1,250 100 Feb. 28, Mar. 1.

Worcester Wall Paper Company, Worcester, 6,000 60 100 July 28, Aug. 7.

1887. Wright Wire Cloth Company, Palmer, 20,000 200 100 Nov. 10, Jan. 21.

Total 310,592,950

Abstract of Certificates of Organization as Corporations (continued), under Chapters 38, 40, 115 and 117 of the Public Statutes, and Chapter 429, Acts of 1888.

$10,592,950 1888. 1888. 25, Jan. 3L Abington Masonic Association, . Abington, . 12,000 480 $25 Jan.

Addison Social and Literary Club, Boston, - - - Nov. 30. Dec. 3.

Adelphi Athletic and Social Club, The, Boston, - - - July 24, Aug. 7.

Advent Christian Church, Fall River, - - - Aug. 2, Dec. 10.

Advent Christian Church of Lowell, _ _ _ 11, June 1. Massachusetts, The,a . . . • Lowell, May 1887. Ahavas Acham Boston, - - - Dec. 31, Jan. 5.

American Brothers of Israel of Fall 1888. - -JO. River, The, Fall River, - - May 15, July

American Mutual Life Insurance Com- - - - :'.l, ">, pany, b Boston, May Jane

- - - May 11. May 17. American Order of Druids, . Fall River,

Ancient Order of Hibernians, Board - - of Erin, The,c- Brookline, - Nov. 7. N

- - - Feb. 6, V Anshey Dowig Association, . Boston,

Argo Club, The Boston, 1,000 40 2.", April 2, April 4.

- - Jau. 31. Athenaeum Social Club, Boston, - Jan. 12,

1S8S, chap. 429. a Acts of 1887, chap. 404. 6 Acts of 1885, chap. 183. c Acts of . .

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1888. Atlantic Club, The, .... Boston, $1,000 40 $25 May 4,

Atlantic Yacht Club, The, . Boston, May 8,

Attleboro Young Men's Christian Asso- ciation, The, Attleboro, Nov. 7,

Bay View Yacht Club, The, Boston, « May 21,

Becket Athenaeum, . . . . Becket, Jan. 7,

Belmont Club, The, . Maiden, 1,000 40 25 Aug. 13,

Beneficiary Association of the Boston

Fruit and Produce Exchanges . Boston, Oct. 29,

Benevolent Fraternity of Coachmen, The, Boston, May 7,

Beth Eden Baptist Church of Waltham, Mass., The,6 Waltham, June 8,

Bethany Congregational Church, b Boston, July 26,

Beverly Co-operative Bank, The, Beverly, c 1,000,000 -

Bible Conference Institute of Crescent Beach Revere, June 13,

Blue and the Grey Social Club, . Boston, April 20,

Blue Hill Evangelical Society, Hyde Park Sept. 15,

Bohemian Slavonian Benevolent So- ciety of the United States Building Association, New Bedford, 3,000 120 25 April 27,

Boston Art Students' Association, The, Boston, May 28,

- Boston Co-operative Bank, . Boston, c 1,000,000 eZ200 April 30,

Boston Home for Aged and Infirm He- brews aud Orphanage, Boston, Mar. 20,

Boston Retail Liquor Dealers' Protec- tive Association, The, Boston, Dec. 24,

Boston, Revere Beach and Lynn Rail- road Relief Association, Lynn, - - Feb. 20 • Boston Schwaben Verein, Boston, June 7

Boston Turf Club, Boston, 1,000 40 25 Feb. 2

1887. Boston Typographical Club, Boston, June 20

1888.

Brian Boru Club, The, . Boston, Nov. 8,

British American Association of Massa- chusetts, The, Boston, Apri 6,

Broadway Literary and Musical Club, Chelsea, 1,000 40 25 Feb. 2

Brockton Young Men's Christian As- sociation, The, Brockton, Jan. Hi

Brooks Improvement Society, The, West Medford - - - Feb. 15,

a Acts of 1838, chap. 429. b Acts of 1887, chap. 404. c Limit. d Ultimate value.

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1888. 1888. - Brower Social Club, The, . Chelsea, . Aug. 6, Aug. 7.

Business Men's Association of West- - field, Mass., The, . Westfield, May 31, June 12.

Calumet Club of Winchester, Mass., The, Winchester, - Dec' 1, Dec. 3.

Cambridge Coffee House Association, Cambridge, $7,500 $25 Feb. 13, Feb. 15.

Catholic Association of Marlborough, Marlborough, - April 24, May 4.

Chatham Public Library Association, - The.a Chatham, . April 21, July 13.

Chaubunagungamaug Yacht Club Com-

pany, The, Webster, . 1,000 40 25 July 2, July 19.

Chelsea Day Nursery and Children's Home, Chelsea, - Mar. 2, Mar. 26.

- Chelsea Reserve Fund Association, b . Chelsea, Feb. 23, Feb. 25.

- Chelsea Social Club, . Chelsea, . Feb. 23, Feb. 24.

Children's Island Sanitarium, The, Salem, - May 29, May 31.

Church Extension Society of the Meth- odist Episcopal Church of Spring- 1887. field Springfield, _ Dec. 19, Jan. 14.

1888. Church Remembrance of Israel, Boston, _ Feb. 4, Feb. 17.

City Point Yacht Club, The, Boston, - Sept. 26, Oct. 26.

Commonwealth Life and Accident In- surance Association, b Westfield,. - Aug. 16, Aug. 18.

Congregation Beth Jacob, Boston, - Mar. 3, Mar. 8.

- 14. Congregation Khilas Jacob, . Lowell, Nov. 27, Dec.

Congregation Russian Swad, The, Boston, - Nov. 1, Nov. o.

- Dec. 24. Congregational Church of Holden.c . Holden, . Nov. 30,

Congress Club, The, .... Boston, 1,000 25 April 26, April 27. Copeland Club, Saugus, 1,000 25 Mar. 17, Mar. 28.

- 16, 24. Corey Hill Toboggan Club, . Brookline, Feb. Feb.

Corinthian Yacht Club Boston, - Jan. 12, Jan. 17.

Corporation of Court Cabot of the Ancient Order of Foresters, No. - July An-. 23. 7485,d Chicopce, . 2T,

Corporation of the Church of St. John - 4, fjvaxe n the Baptist in New Bedford, The,e . New Bedford, June

Cosmopolitan Club Boston, - dan. 14, .Ian. IS.

Court Bay State, No. 7255, Ancient - Order of Foresters Friendly Society, Boston, Feb. o, Mar. 5.

a P. S., chap. 106, sect. 21, and chap. 40, sect. 16 d Acts of 188S, chap. 120. b Acts of 1885, chap. 183. e P. S., chap. 38, sects. 48, 18 and 50. c Acts of 1887, chap. 404. /Certificate filed. 14 CERTIFICATES OF ORGANIZATION. [1888.

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1888. 1888. _ _ _ Court Street Social Club, The, . Boston, May 5, May 7.

- - - Crescent Social Club, The, . Revere, Aug. 1, Aug. 8.

- - - Cribb Athletic Association, The, . Boston, May 31, June 4.

Deutscher Unterstuetzungs-Verein von _ - - Boston, a . . . Boston, July 24, July 26.

Division No. 32, Ancient Order of - - - Hibernians, of Worcester County, . Leominster, May 10, May 29.

" Dudley Association, .... Boston, - - Nov. 3, Nov. 9.

Ebenezer Primitive Methodist Church 1887. _ _ _ of Methuen.fr Methuen, . Dec. 21, Jan. 12.

1888. _ Egleston Social Club, The, . Boston, _ _ Dec. 7, Dec. 10.

Ellen M. Gifford Sheltering Home Cor- poration, Boston, - - - April 25, April 28.

Enterprise Co-operative Bank, East Boston, c $1 ,000,000 - Mar. 27, Mar. 31.

Essex Literary Association of Boston, Boston, 1,000 40 25 Mar. 9, Mar. 27.

Evangelical Church of Westboro.fr Westboro, - - - July 24, Aug. 8.

Fall River Athletic Club, Fall River, - - - Jan. 7, Jan. 16.

Fall River Co-operative Bank, The, Fall River, c 1,000,000 - d 200 Nov. 26, Dec. 1.

Faneuil Hall Club Boston, 1,000 40 25 Jan. 27, Jan. 31.

Father Matthew Temperance Associa- tion, The Lynn, _ _ - Aug. 27, Sept. 11.

Fidelity Co-operative Bank, Fitchburg, c 1,000,000 - cZ200 April 23, April 25. 1887. First Baptist Church,/; .... West Springfield, - - - Dec. 28, Feb. 7.

First Baptist Church in Framingham, 1888. - The,& Framingham, . - - May 30, Aug. 31.

- - - First Congregational Church, The,& Millbury, . April 4, Dec. 14.

First Congregational Church of Buck- 1887. land, b Buckland,. - - - Dec. 3, Jan. 16.

First Congregational Church of Miller's 1S88. _ - _ Falls, The,6 Miller's Falls, . April 7, April 11.

First Congregational Society of Clifton- dale, The, Saugus, - - - May 2, May 23.

First Orthodox Congregational Society of Woods Holl, The, .... Falmouth, _ _ - May 29, June 4. First Presbyterian Church of the City - - - of Taunton, Mass., 'V\\e,b . Taunton, . Dec. 6, Dec. 22.

First Spiritualist Society of Merrimac, The Merrimac, - - - May 8, June 22.

- - - First Universalis! Parish of Braintree, Braintree, . Jan. 4, Jan. 24.

First Universalist Parish of Harwich, - - 10. The Harwich, . - Mar. 14, April

a Acts of 1888, chap. 429. b Acts of 1887, chap. 404. c Limit. d Ultimate value. . .

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g o 2 -c o ^ NAME OF CORPORATION. Where Located. 02 >'- "S.2 O o rt o zu 3-3 fc s A

First Universalist Parish of Mansfield, 1888. 1888. _ The, Mansfield, Oct. 19, Nov. 6 . - Fisher Ames Club of Dedham, The, . Dedham, . Oct. 29, Nov. 1.

Fitchburg College of Christian Science, Fitchburg, - April 19, May 7.

Fraternal Accident Association of the Improved Order of Red Men of America, The,« Clinton, - July 9, July 11.

Fraternity Club, Boston, - Oct. 23, Oct. 25.

Friendship Lodge, No. 151, Order Sons of Saint George,^ .... Lawrence, - July 26, Sept. 19.

Gentlemen's Driving Association of Boston, The, Boston, - July 20, July 23.

Gettysburg Social Club, Boston, - May 15, June 11.

Gloucester Athletic Club, Gloucester, - Feb. 18, Feb. 24.

Gloucester Master Mariner's Associa- tion, The, Gloucester, - Mar. 31, April 3. - Gloucester Relief Association, The, . Gloucester, June 28, July 12.

II. M. Warren Post Grand Army Asso- ciation, The, Wakefield, - Oct. 8, Oct. 12.

Hanover Literary Association, Boston, - Jan. 3, Jan. 5.

Harvard Congregational Church of Dorchester, The.c Boston, - April 2, June 4.

Ilaymarket Club, Boston, $1,000 $25 Jan. 24, Jan. 27.

Hazel Club, The, Boston, 1,000 25 May 7, May 8.

Henry W. Bishop, 3rd, Memorial 1 im/School for Nurses, The, Pittsfield, - June 7, July 12.

Highland Club Association of West 25 July Aug. 2. Roxbury, The, . Boston, 7,000 21,

Holbrook Co-operative Bank, The Holbrook, d 1,000,000 e200 May 31, June 9.

- Oct. 30, Nov. 20. Ilolyoke Canoe Club, The, . Holybke,

1887. _ llolyoke Scientific Association, Ilolyoke, Nov. is, Feb. 17.

Home Market Club, Boston, - July 10, Aug. 7.

- 9. I low land Union Mission, The, Adams, Aug.

Instructive District Nursing Associ- ation, Boston, Nov. 27,

Ionian Associates, The, Boston, June 21, June 21.

Knickerbocker Club, The, Boston, 40 Aug. 9, Aug. 10.

Knowles Loom Works Mutual Relief Association, The, Worcester, May 2, May S.

L'Eglise Cougregationelle Francaise,c Ware, Jan. 31, I'M.. 2.

a Acts of 18S5, chap. 183. b Acta of 1SSS, chap. 429. Acts of ls^T, chap. 404.

'/ Limit. e Ultimate value. 16 CERTIFICATES OF ORGANIZATION. [1888,

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NAME OF CORPORATION". Where Located. H Son

L'Union Canadienne de la ville de

llolyoke Holyoke, . May 17,

La Ligue dee Patriotes, . Fall River, Mar. 6,

La Societe Medico-Chirurgicale Cana- dieuue-Francaise de la Nouvelle- Angleterre, Worcester, Mar. 6,

Lake Shore Club, Boston, $1,200 $100 Sept. 10,

1887.

Lambda Association, . Boston, Dec. 14,

1888.

Lamson Home, The, . Newton, . Mar. 21,

Lawrence Co-operative Bank, Lawrence, a 1,000,000 6 200 Feb. 25,

Lawrence Turnverein, . Lawrence, Dec. 7,

Leominster Co-operative Bank, The, . Leominster, a 1,000,000 6 200 April 26,

Liberal Christian Church of Boston, The Boston, Nov. 28,

Life and Casualty Assurance Associa- tion^ Boston, Oct. 20,

Lilly Library Association, The,cZ Florence, in Northampton, Oct. 20,

Longwood Club, Brookline, Mar. 26,

Lotus Club, Fall River, Nov. 11,

Lowell Odd Fellows Building Associa- tion, Lowell, Sept 14,

Magnolia Temperance Union, The, Gloucester, Oct. 17,

Maiden Young Men's Christian Asso- ciation, The, Maiden, Sept 24,

Manhattan Club, The Boston, 1,000 •2[, Apri 10,

Maplewood Commandery, No. 219,

United Order G-olden Cross, e . Maiden, Nov. 17,

Marine Biological Laboratory, Boston, Mar. 13,

Market Club, The Boston, July 23,

Mascot Club, The, Boston, 42 25 Sept. 27,

Massachusetts Printers' Social Club, . Boston, Dec. 30,

Mattapan Independent Social Club, 1888. The Boston, May 29,

McPherson Post Grand Army Associa-

tion, The, Abington, . Sept. 3,

Melrose Base Ball Association, Melrose, . 2,500 100 Feb. 18,

Mercantile, Mechanical and Manufac- turing Union, Boston, Mar. 15, Mar. 24.

a Limit. b Ultimate value. c Acts of 1885, chap. 183. d P. S., chap. 106, sect. 21, and chap. 40, sect. 16. e Acts of 1888, chap. 429. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — Xo. 10. 17

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NAME OF CORPORATION. Where Located. 83 *

Merrimac Lodge, No. 228, Sons of St. 1888. 1888. George.a Lawrence, July 20, Sept. 29.

Metropolitan Social Club, Brookline, April 9, April 10.

Mount Bowdoin Library Association,^ Boston (Dor Chester Dist.) - Jan. 12,

- Mount Olive Baptist Church, The,

National Constitutional Liberty League, The, Boston, - Oct. 29, Oct. 30.

National Military Club of Boston, Boston, - Mar. 29, Nov. 13.

Nemo Club, The Boston, $1,000 $25 May 3, May 5.

New Bedford Dorcas Society, New Bedford, - Dec. 5, Dec. 31.

Newburyport Co-operative Bank, Newburyport, e 1,000,000 /200 Mar. 6, Mar. 15.

Newburyport First Spiritualist Inde- pendent Club Newburyport, - April 10, April 17.

Newton Co-operative Bank, The, Newton, e 1,000,000 /200 June 12, June 14.

North Abington Co-operative Bank, . Abington, e 1,000,000 /200 Mar. 23, Mar. 28.

North End Dispensary, .... Boston, - Nov. 24, Dec. 3.

Northern Legion, Boston, - •April 30, May 8.

Oakland Club, The, .... Boston, 1,000 25 Aug. 8, Aug. 9.

Old Colony Social Club, Boston, - May 23, May 29.

Orthodox Congregational Parish of - 28. Swampscott, The, . Swampscott, Nov. 23, Nov.

Our Lady of Mount Carmel School Association, Ware, - April 25, April 20.

Pacific Club, The Boston, 1,000 40 25 May 2, May 2.

Park Congregational Church of Wor cester.d Worcester, - Jan. 12, Jan. 17.

- 22. Pastime Club Corporation, The, . Boston, June 19, June

28. Peabody Co-operative Bank, The, Peabody, . 1,000,000 /200 May 19, May

Dec. 12. People's Institute Corporation, The, . Princeton, 10,000 400 25 Nov. 17,

- April 11. Pequot Fishing Club, The, . Holyoke, . Feb. 25,

Petersham Orange, No. 95, Patrons of Husbandry, Petersham, - Dec. 27, Dec. 31.

Postmasters' Union,gr Holbrook, - Aug. 7, Aug. 9.

- July 13, Aug. 2. Praner Charitable Association, a . Boston, 1887. - Oct. 18, April 21. Precious Blood Schools, The, Holyoke, .

1888. - Feb. 21, Mar. S. Provident Fraternity,^ . Boston,

a Acts of 1888, chap. 429. e Limit. b P. S., chap. 106, sect. 21, and chap. 40, sect. 10. A Ultimate value. c May hold property, $50,000. g Acts of 1885, chap. 1S3. d Acts of 1887, chap. 404. .

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o a i) CX) C o cS o S3 JS NAME OF CORPORATION. Where Located. W. 6

1888. 1888. Puritan Canoe Club Boston, . . _ Jan. 11, Jan. 13.

Quincy Club, Boston, - - - Jan. 4, Jan. 17.

- Quincy Yacht Club, The, Quincy, . - - Aug. 2, Aug, 21.

Relief Association of the Gloucester - Fire Department, .... Gloucester, - - Mar. 7, Mar. 13. Revere Association, .... Boston, - - - June 11, June 13.

Revere Co-operative Bank, . . Revere, a$l ,000,000 - b$200 Feb. 10, Feb. 13.

Revere Sportsmen's Social Club, Revere, - - - Aug. 23, Aug. 25.

Riverside Boat Club of Cambridge, The Cambridge, - - - May 31, Nov. 14.

Russell Club, The, Boston, - - - Nov. 8, Nov. 10.

Sacred Heart School Association of - Holyoke Holyoke, . - - Jan. 18, Jan. 31.

- - Saint John School Corporation, . Boston, - Jan. 3, Jan. 10.

Saint Joseph's Educational Association, Amesbury, - - - April 4, April 16.

Saint Joseph's Parochial School Society, Waltham, - - - April 30, May 24.

Saint Mary's Roman Catholic Total Abstinence Benevolent Literary Society of Turner's Falls.c Turner's Falls, . . _ Aug. 20, Nov. 1.

Salem Co-operative Bank, Salem, a 1,000,000 - 6 200 Mar. 16, April 7.

Sarah Fuller Home for Little Deaf - - - Children, The Medford, . May 29, June 2.

Savin Hill Yacht Club, The, Boston, - - - Oct. 8, Oct. 10.

Scandinavian Hundred Men Society.c Boston, - - - Oct. 11, Dec. 7.

School of Expression Boston, - - - April 12, Oct. 3.

Scotch Presbyterian Church of Bos- ton,^ Boston, - - - June 19, June 20.

Societa Italiana Beneficenza Roma, Boston, - - - Jan. 3, Jan. 21.

Societa Italiana di Unione e Fratel- - - - 24. lanza Bersaglieri lamarmora,c . Boston, Sept. 1, Sept.

Societe de Bienfaisance Saint Jean - - - 28. Baptiste de Chicopee Falls, Mass., . Chicopee, . Mar. 26, Mar.

Society of the Holy Name of St. Pat- - - - rick's Church, The, .... Lowell, June 10, June 19. - Sons of Abraham, The, .... Worcester, - - April 20, April 30. - Sons of Israel, The, .... Worcester, - - April 17, April 26. - - - Jan. 26. South Ashburnham Hall Association, . Ashburnham, . Jan. 17,

- - - 20, Aug. 21. South End Harmony Club, . Boston, Aug.

South End Literary Social Club, The, Boston, - - - June 6, June 11.

- - - Nov. 28. St. Elmo Social and Literary Club, Melrose, . Nov. 27,

a Limit. b Ultimate value. c Acts of 1888, chap. 429. <7 Acts of 1887, chap. 404. . .

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1888. 1888. _ _ _ St. James Educational Association, Haverhill, . Mar. 15, Mar. 16.

St. Mary's Educational Institute of Salem, Mass., Salem, _ - - Feb. 25, Mar. 1.

St. Patrick's Educational Association, Brockton, - - - April 4, April 10.

- - - St. Paul's Universalist Church, . Boston, Oct. 4, Nov. 7.

- - - St. Raphael School Association, The, . Hyde Park, May 10, May 25.

- - " Suffolk Social Club, .... Chelsea, . April 24, April 25.

Supreme Council of the Royal League - - - of the Star and Crescent, . Worcester, April 3, April 30.

Supreme Lodge Chevaliers of Py- thias.a Boston, - - - June 13, July 19.

Supreme Lodge Knights and Ladies of Protections Boston, - - - June 15, July 16.

Swampscott Hall Association, The, Swampscott, - - - April 21, April 23.

Swedish Baptist Church in West - - - Quincy,6 West Quincy, . Mar. 31, April 6.

- - - Taunton Hospital Company, Taunton, . May 16, June 9.

Temple Builders Association, Leominster, - - - Jan. 10, Jan. 20.

The 999th Artillery Association of Charlestown Boston, - - - Dec. 21, Dec. 26

Thorndike Literary and Charitable Association, The Boston, - - - June 1, June 6.

Tremont Club, Boston, $1,000 40 $25 Jan. 21, Feb. 14.

Trimountain Club, The, Boston, 1,000 40 25 Sept. 19, Sept. 20.

1887. - - - 27. Trinity Baptist Church of Boston.fi . Boston, Dec. 29, Jan.

Union Spiritualist Fraternity of Haver- 1888. - - - 20. hill and Bradford, Mass., The, . Haverhill, . Dec. 17, Dec.

"Waltham Training School for Nurses - - - 11. Corporation, The Waltham, . Feb. 24, July

Warren Avenue Baptist Church, - - - 7. Brockton, Brockton, . Jan. 17, Feb.

- June 5, June 23. Watertown Co-operative Bank, The, . Watertown, c 1,000,000

Webster Club, Boston, - - - Sept. 27, Oct. 3.

West Abington Library Company, West Abington, - - - April 3, April 10.

- - - Nov. 12, Dec. 24. West Bridgewater Baptist Church,6 . W. Bridgewater,

- - - June 26, June 80. West Hanover Library Association, . Hanover, .

Williamsville Union Sunday School - - - 16, 29. Society, Hubbardston, . Aug. Aim.

1887. Worcester Base Ball Association, Worcester, 2,000 80 26 Dee. it, Mar. B.

'I value. a Acta of 1888, chap. 429. b Acts of 1887, chap. 404. C Limit. Ultimate .

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1888. 1888. Worcester Club, The, .... Worcester, - - April 17, April 21. - - Young Men's Association of Waltham, Waltham, . Jan. 10, Jan. 31.

Young Men's Catholic Total Absti- - - nence and Literary Society, The, Taunton, . Mar. 1, Mar. 30.

Young Men's Christian Association of Fall River Fall River, - - June 25, Nov. 9.

Young Men's Christian Association of - - Marblehead, The, . Marblehead, Oct. 18, Oct. 27.

Young Men's Christian Association of - - Waltham, Massachusetts, The, Waltham, . Nov. 2, Nov. 6.

Youne Men's Protestant Temperance and Benevolent Society of New Bed- ford, The,a New Bedford, - - Nov. 23, Dec. 11.

440 Corporations, 238 with capital, 202 without capital, Total, . $25,658,150

a Acts of 1888, chap. 429. . -

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Abstract of Certificates of Increase of Capital by Existing Corporations,

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Amount of Amount When NAME OF CORPORATION. Location. Increase. Paid in. Filed.

1888. American Rubber Company, .... Boston, $500,000 $500,000 Mar. 24. American Rubber Company, .... Boston, 300,000 300,000 April 2. Amherst Gas Company, The, .... Amherst, 6,000 6,000 Oct. 12.

Amherst Water Company, Amherst, 5,000 5,000 July 30.

Atlantic Dyewood Company, .... Boston, 25,000 25,000 Nov. 10.

Bay State Felt Boot and Shoe Company, . Quincy, 10,000 10,000 May 10.

Bay State Watch Case Company, Boston, 20,000 20,000 May 3.

Boston Bank Note and Lithographing Company, Boston, 5,000 5,000 June 5.

Boston Cordage Company, Boston, 180,000 180,000 April 12.

Boston Heating Company, Boston, 250,000 250,000 Feb. 29.

Boston Storage Warehouse Company, The, Boston, 40,000 40,000 May 11.

Cambridge Electric Light Company, . Cambridge 40,000 40,000 June 30.

Carter, Rice and Co Corporation, Boston, 100,000 100,000 May 25.

Cary Manufacturing Company, Fairhaven 113,700 113,700 April 7. j

Card Pepperell, 50,000 50,000 April 9. Champion and Paper Company, .... ;

Charles River Towing Company, The, Boston, 4,200 4,200 May 23.

Cheshire Shoe Manufacturing Company, . Cheshire, 30,000 30,000 Mar. 9.

Child Acme Cutter and Press Company, . Boston, 10,000 10,000 Feb. 13.

Craig and Richards Granite Company, Quincy, 10,000 10,000 Feb. 11.

Danvers Co-operative Union Society, .... Danvers, 500 500 Feb. 9. Decker and Bonitz Card Clothing Company, Worcester 35,000 35,000 Feb. 20.

Dighton Stove Lining Company, Dighton, 5,400 5,400 Aug. 13.

Edison Electric Illuminating Company of Boston, The, Boston, 250,000 250,000 July 27. First National Publishing Company, .... Boston, 13,000 13,000 Dec. 3.

Fiske Wharf and Warehouse Company, Boston, 5(1,000 50,000 Oct. 13.

French Co-operative Store, Gardner, 2,300 2,300 A ue. 25. Ourney Hot Water Heater Company, .... Boston, 40,000 40,000 Feb. 20. Hingham, Hull and Downer Landing Steamboat Company Boston, 125,000 125,000 Jan. 5.

Holyoke Paper Company, Holyoke, Aug. 25.

Hopedale Elastic Fabric Company, .... Hopedale, 25,000 25,000 Feb. 3. Hopedale Elastic Fabric Company, .... Hopedale, 25,000 Oct. 9. Lynn Electric Lighting Companj', .... Lynn, April 9. Lynn Electric Lighting Company, Lynn, 25,000 Sept. 1. 32 CERTIFICATES OF INCREASE OF CAPITAL. [1888.

Increase of Capital, etc. — Concluded.

Amount of Amount NAME OF CORPORATION. Location. Increase. Paid in.

Lynn Glue Company Lynn, $10,000 $10,000

Lynn Union Co-operative Shoe Company, Lynn, 2,300 2,300

Maiden Electric Company, . Maiden, 80,000 80,000

Merrick Thread Company, . Holyoke, 250,000 250,000

Merrimac Valley Steamboat Company, Haverhill, 3,000 3,000

Nashawannuck Manufacturing Company, Easthampton, 100,000 100,000

New Bedford Cordage Company, New Bedford, 300,000 300,000

New Bedford Gas Light Company, New Bedford, 25,000 25,000

New Bedford Gas Light Company, New Bedford, 50,000 50,000

Newton Electric Light and Power Company Newton, . 25,000 25,000

North Shore Electric Company, . Revere, 30,000 30,000

Orswell Mills Fitchburg, 75,000 75,000

Pairpoint Manufacturing Company, The, New Bedford, 300,000 300,000

Pairpoint Manufacturing Company, The, New Bedford, 200,000 200,000

Pearson Cordage Company, . Boston, 66,000 66,000

Revere Rubber Company, Chelsea, 125,000 125,000

Russia Cement Company, Gloucester, 70,000 70,000

Security Associates, The, Worcester, 50,000 50,000

Somerville Electric Light Company, The, Somerville, 60,000 60,000

Southbridge Electric Company, . Southbridge, 10,000 10,000

Spencer Gas Company, The, Spencer, . 10,000 10,000

Springfield Foundry Company, . Springfield, 5,000 5,000

Springfield Glazed Paper Company, . Springfield, 25,000 25,000

Standard Cordage Company, Boston, 75,000 75,000

Standard Turning Works, . Cambridge, 5,000 5,000

Star Brass Manufacturing Company, . Boston, 35,000 35,000

Thorp and Adams Manufacturing Compan , The Boston, 55,000 55,000

Union Belt Company Fall River, 24,000 24,000

Union Furniture Company, . Ayer, 5,000 5,000

W. C. Stevenson Manufacturing Company, Pittsfield, . 5,000 5,000

Winona Paper Company, Holyoke, . 100,000 100,000

Worcester Steel Works, Worcester, 100,000 100,000

Worcester Steel Works, Worcester, 100,000 100,000

Worcester Steel Works, Worcester, 100,000 100,000

67 Certificates, 60 Corporations, . $4,995,400 $4,995,400 1888.] JPUBL1C DOCUMENT — No. 10. 33

Abstract of Certificates of Reduction of Capital by Existing Corporations, under Public Statutes, Chapter 106, Section 57.

Amount of Present When NAME OF CORPORATION. Location. Decrease. Capital. Filed.

1888. Atlantic Fertilizer Company, Boston, $30,000 $5,000 April 16.

Boston Tobacco Company, Boston, 50,000 50,000 Mar. 7.

Chaddock and Hammett Manufacturing Company, . Chelsea, 4,000 16,000 Dec. 21.

Crane and Waters Manufacturing Company, Millbury, . 12,500 52,500 Feb. 9.

Davol Mills, Fall River, 300,000 100,000 June 18.

East Douglas Co-operative Association, Douglas, . 5,000 2,000 July 14.

Eureka Clothes Wringing Machine Company, . Waltham, . 30,000 10,000 April 28.

Gloucester Fish Drying Company Gloucester, 15,000 5,000 April 12.

H. D. Watson Publishing Company, .... Greenfield, 50,000 50,000 April 19.

J. S. Nelson & Son Shoe Company Grafton, . 50,000 100,000 Dec. 15.

New England Patent Fire Escape Company, Boston, 14,000 6,000 Nov. 14.

Pairpoint Manufacturing Company, The, . New Bedford, . 200,000 200,000 June 8.

Revere Rubber Company, Chelsea, 125,000 375,000 Feb. 3.

Samuel Winslow Skate Manufacturing Company, The, Worcester, 50,000 50,000 Mar. 26.

Scandinavian Co-operative Mercantile Company, The, Brockton, . 1,000 2,000 Dec. 3.

Springfield Glazed Paper Company, The, . Springfield, 10,000 50,000 April 28.

Standard Rubber Company, Boston, 95,000 5,000 May 2.

17 Certificates, 17 Corporations, .... $1,041,500 $1,078,500

Abstract of Railroad Commissioners' Certificates to Railroad Companies, concerning Branches and Extensions. under Public Statutes, Chapter 112, Sections 94 and 139.

Amount Location of Branch of NAME OF CORPORATION. Filed. Authority. or Extension. [Increased Capital.

1888. Connecticut River Railroad Co., From the westerly terminus Nov. 17, P. S., chap. 112, of the track known as the sect. 139. " Dickinson track," extend- ing westerly on the north side of the second level canal to the land of the Germania Mill Company.

Grafton and Upton Railroad Co., Extension from Grafton Cen- s.")0,000 May 10, 1\ B., chap. 112, tre to West Upton. BeCtB. '-'I and 189.

2 Certificates. 34 ABSTRACT OF CERTIFICATES. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Foreign Mining, Quarrying,

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Abstract of Certificates of Companies for the Transmission of name of corporation, Location of Amount Telegraph How Capital in association Line of the Same. of Capital Invested. Paid in. OR OTHER OWNERS. Telephone.

American Bell Telephone Com- The Tele- This Company oper- $9,962,100 Patents, Stock Inter- pany. pho nes ates no lines. ests, Instruments, of the Machinery, Material American and Real Estate. Bell Tel- ephone Company are in use through- out the United States.

American Telephone and Tele- In Massa- From a point at or near 10,000 In Construction of graph Company of Massachu- chusetts, Clarendon Hills, Bos- Lines and Rights of setts. ton, to and through Way. Elm wood Station, Norwood, Walpole, Wrentham.Plainville, North Attleborough, Fallsville and Dodge- ville, to a point on the boundary line be- tween the States of Rhode Island and Massachusetts.

$9,972,100 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 35

and Oil Companies, under Acts of 1882, Chapter 106.

filed during 1888.

Intelligence by Electricity, render Chapter 109, Public Statutes.

Expendi- Real Estate Credits on Amount Receipts for the Cr.„ Q v, 0a™ When tures for the Book of In- Year ending °/ Hand^auu. Filed. Same Period. and Value.v°f Account. debtedness.

1888. 1888. Sept.30, $6,679,764 23 $6,202,973 18 Estate corner $900,768 39 $806,291 79 a$2,502,032 30 Oct. 17. of Milk and Oliver streets, Boston, Mass. Assessor's valuation, $188,500 00

Sept.30, 166 60 171 60 295 00 5 00 Oct. 20.

$6,679,930 83 $6,203,144 78 $188,500 00 $901,063 39 $806,296 79 $2,502,032 30

a Including dividend payable Oct. 15, 1888, $298,863. .

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Abstract of Acts of Incorporation, with other Enabling Acts, Amenda- tory, Extending, Revival, or Change of Name in the Year 1888.

Chapter 37. Abington, town of. Water loan not to exceed §180,000.

201. African Methodist Episcopal Church in Springfield. Incorporated. Organization and i^roceedings ratified.

343. American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions. Proceed- ings ratified.

205. American Landlords 1 Liability Insurance Company. Incorporated. Capital stock $200,000, with privilege to increase, subject to general insurance law.

38. Armenia College Funds, Trustees of. Name changed to The Trus- tees of Euphrates College Funds.

398. Ashburnham, town of. Water supply. Water loan not to exceed 875,000.

140. Atlantic Wharf Company. Confirmation of organization. Ma\ acquire, etc., wharf property.

98. Attleborough, town of. Proceedings at town meeting confirmed.

378. Avon Cemetery Association. Incorporated.

47. Avon, town of. Incorporated.

427. Bay State Gas Company. May increase its capital stock not to exceed $2,500,000.

36. Beverly Fuel Society. Incorporated. Heal and personal estate not to exceed $25,000.

230. Boston and Cambridge, cities of, and the Boston and Albany Kail road Company. To widen draws in highway bridges across Charles River.

302. Boston and Cambridge, cities of. Compensation for commissioner of the new bridge between the cities j)rovided for.

260. Boston and Maine Railroad. May purchase franchise and property of the Eastern Railroad Company, the Eastern Railroad in New Hampshire, and the Portsmouth, Great Falls and Conway Kail- road. May increase its capital stock.

42. Boston and Providence Railroad Corporation. May lease its road. property and franchise to the Old Colony Railroad Company.

397. Boston, city of. Laving out, etc., of highway B. .

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Chapter 402. Boston, city of. May extend police signal system.

31)2. Boston, city of. May issue bonds not to exceed $600,000 beyond the debt limit to obtain lands for public parks.

286. Boston, city of. May pay salaries to the members of the Board of Aldermen

376. Boston, city of. May refund a portion of the money paid as better- ments for the Marine Park.

324. Boston, city of. Overseers of the Poor may hold real and personal estate not to exceed $1,000,000.

175. Boston, city of. Relating to the election of members of the Common Council from wards 22 and 25.

367. Boston, city of. Relating to the inspection and construction of buildings.

174. Boston, city of. Retirement from office of disabled members of the fire department.

259. Boston, city of. Time extended for building the Horace Mann School.

279. Boston, city of. To cause draws in bridges over Neponset River to be widened.

265. Boston Heating Company. May increase its capital stock not to exceed $2,000,000.

74. Boston Lying-in Hospital. May hold additional real and personal estate to the amount of $500,000.

125. Boston Real Estate Association of Boston. Incorporated. Real

estate not to exceed $100,000. Capital stock not to exceed $100,< »« M ).

294. Boston, Revere Beach and Lynn Railroad Company. May purchase or take land to increase its terminal facilities in Boston.

62. Boston Tow Boat Company. Charter amended. Real and personal estate necessary for its business. Real estate not to exceed $300,000. Subject to acceptance by stockholders.

258. Boston, Winthrop and Shore Railroad. May discontinue and relocate portions of its road in Winthrop.

25. Bridgman and Smythe Company. Name changed to The William E. Smythe Company.

309. Brockton, city of. May adopt a system of surface drainage, and borrow for this purpose not to exceed $50,000.

295. Brookfield, town of. Proceedings at town meeting confirmed.

79. Brookfield, town of. Water supply. Water loan not to exceed- $35,000.

131. Brookline, town of. Water scrip not to exceed $1,200,000.

412. Brush Hill Water Company. Incorporated. Capital stock $75,000. Real estate $20,000. May issue bonds.

70. Cambridge, city of . Appointment of Board of Registrars of Voters. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 41

Chapter 73. Cambridge, city of. May borrow a sum not to exceed $200,000, in excess of debt limit, to defray its share of cost of building bridge over Charles River.

137. Cambridge, city of. May take land for a reservoir. Water loan may be increased $500,000.

222. Cambridge, city of. Middlesex county commissioners may erect an addition to registry of deeds in, and may borrow and expend not to exceed $125,000.

342. Cary Library in Lexington. Incorporated. Ileal and personal estate not to exceed $200,000.

237. Charlemont Rural Club, The. Incorporated. Real and personal estate not to exceed $10,000.

423. Chelsea Safe Deposit and Trust Company, Chelsea. Incorporated.

61. Chestnut Hill Real Estate Association (*£ Marlborough. Incorporated. Capital stock, $50,000, with privilege to increase to $100,000.

224. Chicopee, town of. Selectmen may remove human remains and re-inter in public cemeteries.

170. Collateral Loan Company. Commissioners of savings banks to have access to books and papers.

251. Commonwealth Safe Deposit and Trust Company. Name changed to the United States Safe Deposit and Trust Company.

68. Connecticut River Railroad Company. Additional powers granted to unite and consolidate with the Ashuelot Railroad Company of New Hampshire.

410. Dakota Mortgage Loan Corporation. Name changed to Globe Invest- ment Company. Principal place of business to be in Boston.

298. Dartmouth, town of. Part of same annexed to city of New Bedford.

36. Delta Upsilon Society of Williams College, Trustees of the. Incor- porated. Real and personal estate not to exceed $20,000.

364. Delta Upsilon Society of Williams College, Trustees of the. Charter amended.

156. East Middlesex Street Railway Company. May construct a street railway in Chelsea.

408. East Middlesex Street Railway Company. May extend its tracks in the city of Chelsea with consent of mayor and aldermen.

197. East Stoughton Baptist Church. Name changed to the Avon Baptist Church.

373. Eastern Railroad Company. Investment of sinking fimd.

339. Essex, Commissioners of County of. May borrow additional sum of $55,000, to enlarge court house at Salem.

193. Essex, Second District Court of. Established.

198. Essex, town of. Selectmen may grant licenses for planting, etc., clams, 42 ACTS OF INCORPORATION. [1888.

Chapter

126. Essex, town of. Shad not to be taken in Mill River until July 1, 1892.

196. Fairhaven Water Company. Incorporated. Real estate $20,000, Capital stock, $50,000. May issue bonds.

169. First Baptist Society in Chelsea, The. May sell its real estate in Chelsea. Proceedings ratified.

270. First Congregational Society of . May make by-laws as if organized under the general laws.

190. First Unitarian Society of Revere, The. Incorporated. Title to land confirmed.

143. Fitehburg, jail and house of correction in. May be enlarged. County commissioners may borrow sum not to exceed $75,000.

13. Forest Hills Cemetery, proprietors of the. Election of officers and filling of vacancies. Trustees may make by-laws.

183. Foxborough Cemetery Corporation, Trustees of the. May take and hold additional land.

370. Framingham and Ashland, towns of. To preserve the purity of the waters of Washakum Pond.

128. Gloucester, city of. May issue bonds not to exceed $160,000, for pay- ment of its indebtedness.

45. Grafton Centre Railroad Company. Name changed to the Grafton and Upton Railroad Company.

103. Greene Foundation, Trustees of the. May hold additional real estate to amount of $50,000.

150. Harmony Grove Cemetery, Proprietors of the, Salem. May hold additional land.

26. Harrell Manufacturing Company, The. Name changed to the J. J. Warren Company.

356. Haverhill City Hospital. Incorporated. Real and personal estate not to exceed $250,000.

102. Hawes Place Congregational Society. Charter amended and name changed to the Hawes Place Unitarian Congregational Church.

178. Hawes Place Unitarian Congregational Church. Name changed to the Hawes Unitarian Congregational Church. See chapter 102, Acts 1888.

32. Hitchcock Free High School in Brimfield. Charter amended. May have fifteen trustees, etc. Real and personal estate not to exceed $200,000.

319. Holyoke and South Hadley. County commissioners to rebuild the bridge across the Connecticut River between the same, and may borrow not to exceed $100,000.

386. Holyoke, city of. To fix tenure of office of members of the* police force except chief of police. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 43

Chapter 111. Home for Aged Females in the City of Worcester, Trustees of. Name changed to The Trustees of the Home for Aged Women in the City of Worcester.

303. Hopkinton Railroad Company. Deed of release to the Milford and Woonsocket Railroad Company ratified and confirmed.

338. Hudson, town of. Proceedings at annual town meeting confirmed.

266. Hyde Park, town of. Proceedings at town meeting confirmed.

216. Infant School and Children's Home. Name changed to the Hunt Asylum for Destitute Children.

132. Jeffries Club of Boston. Name changed to the Jeffries Yacht Club.

439. Lawrence, city of. Charter revised.

106. Lawrence, city of. May be reimbursed by Essex county commis- sioners for portion of expense of rebuilding the Lawrence and Andover bridges over Merrimack River.

171. Leicester. Water supply for the centre village. Leicester Water Supply District. Water loan not to exceed $75,000.

231. Lowell, City Library of. Incorporated. Real and personal estate not to exceed £200,000.

218. Lowell Land Company. Incorporated. Real estate, $200,000. Capi- tal stock, $200,000.

52. Ludlow Savings Bank. Incorporated.

229. Lynn, city of. May incur indebtedness not to exceed §150,000 beyond the debt limit, for erecting a high school building.

167. Lynn, city of. Water loan not to exceed $300,000.

252. Lynn Gas Light Compan}T and Lynn Electric Lighting Company. May consolidate, etc., under name of Lynn Gas and Electric Com- pany. 245. Magnolia Improvement Company, Boston. Incorporated. May issue bonds. Capital stock, $250,000, with privilege to increase to $500,000.

210. Maiden, city of. Additional water supply. Water loan not to exceed $100,000 in addition to amount already authorized by law.

182. Manchester, town of. Selectmen may take land of the old burial ground for the widening of Summer Street.

129. Mansfield. Water supply for the village. Mansfield Water Supply District. Charter amended.

271. Manufacturers 1 Loan and Trust Company of Ilolyoke. Name changed to Manufacturers' Trust Company. May increase its cap- ital stock not to exceed $1,000,000, and hold real estate not to exceed $50,000.

299. Marblehead, town of. May allow discounts for voluntary payment of taxes.

236. Marblehead, town of. May provide for payment of water loan in annual payments. 44 ACTS OF INCORPORATION. [1888.

Chapter 166. Marlborough Street Railway Company. Incorporated. Capital stock, $50,000. May issue bonds.

312. Marlborough, town of. May construct and maintain a system of sewage disposal.

77. Massachusetts College of Pharmacy. Charter amended.

72. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, The. May hold additional real and personal estate to an amount of which the clear annual income shall be £100,000.

407. Maynard, town of. Water supply. Water loan not to exceed in the aggregate $75,000.

99. Medford, town of. Selectmen may establish a grade of not less than thirteen feet above mean low water.

381. Meigs Elevated Railway Company. Certificate of incorporation may be issued when ten per cent, of capital stock is paid in Amount of capital stock to be not less than f 200,000, nor less than $100,000 for each mile of road.

7 424. Mercantile Loan and Trust Companj , Boston. Incorporated.

76. Middleborough Fire District. Water loan not to exceed $100,000. May issue bonds, whole amount not to exceed $100,000.

332. Middlesex Land Company. Incorporated. Capital stock, $200,000.

421. Middlesex Safe Deposit and Trust Company, Lowell. Incorpo- rated.

404. Millbury, town of. Water supply. Water loan not to exceed in the aggregate $125,000.

411. Milton Water Company. Incorporated. Capital stock, £150,000. Real estate, £50,000. May issue bonds.

162. Monson Water Company. Incorporated. Real estate, $10,000. Capital stock, $30,000. Water loan not to exceed $40,000.

109. Mount Holyoke Female Seminary, Trustees of. Name changed to The Trustees of Mount Holyoke Seminary and College. Charter amended. May confer degrees, etc.

33. Mutual Boiler Insurance Company of Boston. Charter amended. Shall fix contingent mutual liability of policy holders.

66. Nahant Land Company. Charter extended for term of fifteen years.

43. Nantasket Beach Railroad Company. May lease its road, franchise, T property, etc., to the Old Colony Railroad Compan} .

238. Nantucket, town of. Scallops may be taken for bait

416. Naskatucket Cemetery Association of Fairhaven. Incorporated.

226. National Woman Suffrage Association of Massachusetts. Incorpo- rated. Real and personal estate not to exceed $25,000.

107. Needham, town of. Water supply. Water loan not to exceed $75,000. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 45

Chapter 359. New Bedford Board of Trade. Incorporated. Real and personal estate not to exceed $50,000.

104. New Bedford, city of. May establish sinking fund for payment of debt contracted for water supply.

227. New England Historic-Genealogical Society. May hold additional real and personal estate not to exceed $200,000.

217. New England Live Stock Insurance Company. Incorporated.

301. New York and New England Railroad Company. May mortgage certain terminal lands in the city of Boston.

130. Newburyport and Amesbury Horse Railroad Company. Charter amended.

300. Newburyport Society for the Relief of Aged Females. May hold additional real and personal estate.

83. Newton, city of. Water loan not to exceed $1,500,000.

354. Northampton, city of. To establish a board of sewer commissioners and maintain a system of sewage disposal. Sewer loan not to exceed $100,000.

168. Ohabei Shalom. May hold additional real and personal estate not to exceed $175,000.

14. Old Colony Steamboat Company. May increase capital stock to $1,500,000

430. Order of the Iron Hall. Certificate of incorporation amended.

93. Oxford Agricultural Society. Incorporated. Real and personal estate not to exceed $25,000.

56. Parish of St. Anne's in the town of Chelmsford. Name changed to the Parish of All Saints.

121. Peabody, town of. May increase water supply and issue bonds.

409. Plainville Water Company. Act of incorporation revived.

361. Plymouth, town of. May maintain a system of sewerage. Sewer loan not to exceed $30,000.

145. Powow Hill Water Company. Charter amended.

369. Presbytery of Boston, Trustees of the. Incorporated.

247. Providence and Worcester Railroad Company. May increase its capital stock.

347. Quincy, city of. Incorporated.

142.. Quincy, town of. Road commissioners may clear of obstructions, brooks, etc., declared to be injurious to health, etc.

138. Randolph, town of. Water loan not to exceed $120,000.

215. Revere, town of Proceedings at annual meeting confirmed.

241. Riverside Water Company. Incorporated. Real estate, $25,000. Capital stock, $25,000. May issue bonds. 46 ACTS OF INCORPORATION. [1888.

Chapter 179. Rockland and Abington. May jointly supply town of Hanover with water, and may each issue bonds not to exceed f 10,000.

10. Royal Arcanum, Supreme Council of the. May hold annual meeting in Canada or in District of Columbia.

71. Saint Mark's School, Trustees of. May hold additional real and per- sonal estate not to exceed $300,000.

34. Salem, city of. May accept deed of gift of Mary A. Bertram and others for free public library. May issue bonds not to exceed $25,000.

208. Salisbury Beach Plank Road Company. Charter extended.

44. Seamen's Widow and Orphan Association of Salem. May hold additional real and personal estate not to exceed $50,000.

75. Second Universalist Society in Lowell. Name changed to The Shat- tuck Street [Jniversalist Society in Lowell.

100. Security Savings Bank, West Boylston. Incorporated.

225. South Hadley, town of James A. L'Amoreux may build a wing dam in Connecticut River. Harbor and Land Commissioners to fix point at which water may be flowed back and determine height of dam.

64. South Scituate, town of. May change its name to that of Norwell, Standish, Deane, Cushing or Hatherly.

281. Southampton, town of. Proceedings at annual meeting confirmed.

87. Spencer Farmers' and Mechanics' Association, The. Incorporated. Real and j>ersonal estate not to exceed $25,000.

81. Springfield and New London Railroad Company. Sale of, to the New York and New England Railroad Company, confirmed.

136. Springfield, city of. Board of Water Commissioners to elect a clerk.

133. Springfield Home for Friendless Women and Children. May hold additional real and personal estate to amount of $125,000.

159. Spy Pond in town of Arlington, and Little Pond and Wellington Brook in town of Belmont. Waters of, not to be part of water supply for city of Cambridge.

349. State government. Governor and council to provide for the better accommodation of the same.

82. State Street Exchange. Incorporated. Personal property in con- junction with real estate not to exceed $50,000. Capital stock not to exceed $3,500,000.

172. Stockbridge, town of. Fire district may be established.

268. Stoughton Fire District. Incorporated. Fire district water loan not to exceed $100,000.

57. Taunton, city of . May raise money by taxation for the celebration of its two hundred and fiftieth anniversary as a town.

124. Taunton, city of. Water loan not to exceed $650,000. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 47

Chapter 118. Temporary Home for the Destitute, The. Name changed to The (i wynne Temporary Home for Children.

351. Tewksbury, town of. Portion of, to be annexed to city of Lowell.

20. Town Xeck Land and Improvement Company of Sandwich. Incor- porated. Capital stock not to exceed §45,000.

232. Trinitarian Church in Xew Bedford. Proceedings ratified and con- firmed. May hold additional real and personal estate not to ex- ceed $200,000.

422. Union Loan and Trust Company, Boston. Incorporated.

394. Very Reverend Father Mathew Mutual Benevolent Total Abstinence Society. May hold additional real and personal estate.

117. Vineyard Haven Gas and Electric Company. Incorporated. Real estate not to exceed §20,000. Capital not to exceed §50,000. May issue bonds not in excess of capital stock paid in.

185. Waltham, city of. May issue bonds not to exceed §100,000, beyond the debt limit, to provide for surface drainage.

242. Ware, town of. Proceedings at annual State election and annual town meeting confirmed.

293. Warehani, town of. May build a pile bridge across Swift's Nar- rows.

400. Wellesley, town of. May supply town of Xeedham with water.

91. West Amesbury Manufacturing Company. Xame changed to the Merrimac Wheel and Gear Company.

147. Westborough Insane Hospital. Trustees may allow a railroad to be located, etc., across land connected with hospital.

401. Westfield Academy, Trustees of. May expend income of their funds in aid of high school in the town of Westfield.

97. Westport, town of. Lucius M. Sheldon may build bridge, etc., at Westport point.

263. Whately, town of. Railroad Commissioners may order a station- house to be built.

39. Whitman Savings Bank. Incorporated.

119. Williams Market Corporation. May improve real estate in Boston, increase its numbernui of shares, and mortgage real estate not to exceed §250,000

444. Winchendon, town of. Water supply. Water loan not to exceed in the aggregate §125,000.

194. Winchester, town of. Board of commissioners of public burial grounds to be elected.

260. Winthrop, town of. May construct and maintain a system of sew- age disposal.

202. Winthrop, town of. Selectmen may grant licenses for planting, etc., clams. 48 ACTS OF INCORPORATION. [1888.

Chapter 374. Woburn, city of. Incorporated.

204. Woman's American Baptist Home Mission Society. May educate,

etc , women and children in any part of North America,

435. Worcester, city of. May build a street through land of the Com- monwealth in Worcester.

442. Worcester, city of. May build a street through land of the Com- monwealth in Worcester. Amended.

144. Worcester, city of. May issue bonds to amount of $250,000, in excess of debt limit, for payment of lands for public parks.

360. Worcester, city of. To fix tenure of office of the members of the police force.

92. Workingmen's Building Association, The, of Boston. Incorporated. Capital stock not to exceed $250,000.

108. Workingmen's Loan Association, Boston. Incorporated. Capital stock, $25,000, with privilege to increase to $500,000.

368. Worcester Steel Works. May increase capital stock not to exceed $750,000. ..

1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 49

Corporations Dissolved by the Supreme Judicial Court, and Return thereof made by the Clerks of the Courts of the Several Counties in 1888.

Date of County Decree of Location. where Dissolu- NAME OF CORPORATION. Dissolved. tion.

1888. Nov. 13, Boston Exchange Company, Boston, Suffolk.

Mch. 20, Boston Exhaust Ventilator Company, The Boston, . Suffolk.

Oct. 9, Butler Braider Company Boston, . Suffolk.

Aug. 6, Chester Emery Company Boston, . Hampden.

Dec. 3, Chicopee Falls Screw Company, The Chicopee, Hampden.

May 15, China Silver Mining Company, Boston, Suffolk.

May 29, Colby "Wringer Company, Boston, . Suffolk.

. Suffolk. Jan. 10, Coram Manufacturing Company, \ Lowell,

Mch. 28, Electric Storage and Light Company, The Boston, . Suffolk.

Dec. 3, Equal Rights Co-operative Association, Northampton Hampshire.

April 19, Globe Co-operative Association Fall River, Bristol.

April 17, Greenville Manufacturing Company Northampton Worcester.

April 18, James Frey ic Co., Incorporated, Lynn, . Essex.

June 26, Lowell Atomizer Company, Lowell, . Middlesex.

June 9, National Steam Boiler Company, The, Boston, Suffolk.

Oct. 16, New England Cremation Society, The Boston, Suffolk.

April 17, Northampton Indelible Pencil Company, . Northampton Hampshire.

Nov. 14, Pioneer Co-operative Building Society, Fall River, Bristol.

Jan. 10, Postal Telegraph and Cable Company of Massachusetts, Boston, Suffolk.

April 18, Quequechan Mills, Fall River, Bristol.

Nov. 20, Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, Piety and Charity, The, Boston, Suffolk.

April 20, T. P. Dresser Manufacturing Company, The, Medford, Suffolk.

April 19, Taunton Co-operative Society, Taunton, Bristol.

Feb. 8. Vulcanite Manufacturing Company, Leominster, Suffolk. . . .

50 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition of Corporations,

m Si Assets.

.2 rt o Debts "5 NAME OF CORPO- o >- o o 6 ;-. RATION. rt T3 > X 5b g? OB and Receivable. o .2 S3 H O S "Si*** a « '5 a *- Cash ft o PQ

A. C. Barnes Whip Co., 1888. 1887. The Mar. 1, Dec. 1, $40,000 $4,045 $2,900 $1,145 $1,537 $20,220

A. D. Puffer and Sons 1888. - - Manufacturing Co., . Oct. 19, July 16, 150,000 2,000 13,788 245,059

A. F. Towle and Son Co., June 18, May 26, 30,000 11,990 - - 28,840 10,921

A.StorrsandBemeutCo., Aug. 10, Aug. 6, 30,000 - - - - 43,543

A. T. Stearns Lumber - - Co., The, . Feb. 29, Jan. 17, 150,000 32,000 5,382 89,976

1887. Abbot Spinner Co., The, Mar. 1, *Feb. 16, 3,600 - - - - -

Abington Tack and Ma- 1888. chine Association, May 25, May 7, 15,000 - - - 12,160 8,578

Acushnet Co-operative Associatiou, May 18, May 11, 7,500 - - 4,000 - 2,417

Acushnet Mills Corpora- tion, .... Nov. 17, Nov. 15, 1,000,000 228,778 12,711 216,067 700,549 39,385 Adamanta Manufactur- ing Co., The, Oct. 5, Sept. 19, 350,000 43,609 15,177 28,432 25,360 6,850

1887.

Adams Gas Light Co., . Feb. 25, Sept. 7, 17,300 20,600 with R. E. 5,720 10,577

1888.

^Etna Mills, . April 13, Mar. 14, 250,000 95,000 35,000 60,000 55,000 63,667

1883. - ^Etna Rubber Mills, Aug. 15, .Jan. 29, 40,000 12,500 5,000 7,500 17,750

1887. Agawam Co., Feb. 6, Dec. 13, 27,000 13,000 3,000 10,000 13,000 15,513

1888. - - Agawam Manufg. Co., . July 20, Jan. 25, 200,000 45,000 80,000 123,548

Agawam Paper Co., Mar. 10, Jan. 20, 50,000 162,169 with Real Estate. 77,984

Albemarle Slate Co., - The Aug. 31, May 16, 10,000 9,000 6,000 3,000 1,000

Albert Field Tack Co., April 12, Feb. 27, 250,000 136,103 - - 62,607 15,926

Albion Paper Co., June 1, May 28, 60,000 191,000 60,000 131,000 182,000 141,780 - Allen Governor Co.,The, Mar. 24, Jan. 14, 65,000 - - - 447 - Altamonte Co., July 3, June 20, 25,000 225,000 with R. E. 965

- - American Arms Co., The, June 18, Jan. 10, 125,000 - 116,244 9.3S7

Adjourned. 2 And appurtenances. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10.

required by Chapter 106, Section 54 of the Public Statutes.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

and 00 00 De- Proc- 3 o 4do £ O o be £ for in & a o oo ^ O preciation. Manufactures, 2 a CD Materials o " % 00 Stock a o "c5 s Reserve ess. 2 00 o cS o Pm i pa H O A «

$26,684 - - - $52,486 $40,000 $10,422 - $2,064 - $52,486

50,977 - - - 311,824 150,000 137,830 i $3,000 20,994 - 311,824

35,769 - $1,106 - 88,626 30,000 46,527 - 12,099 - 88,626

52,678 - 23,566 - 99,787 30,000 68,332 - 1,455 - 99,787

127,193 - 8,015 - 262,566 150,000 69,757 - 42,809 - 262,566

- 3_ - - - 3,600 - - - - 3,600

7,293 " - - 28,031 15,000 - - 10,031 $3,000 28,031

5,112 " - - 11,529 6,875 73 - 1,581 3,000 11,529

168,162 - - - 1,196,874 1,000,000 150,758 - 30,000 16,116 1,196,874

19,605 $250,000 3,364 $51,212 400,000 350,000 450,000 - - - 400,000

1,794 - 200 - 38,891 17,300 2,022 - 19,569 - 38,891

143,245 - - - 356,912 250,000 70,561 - 36,351 - 356,912

4,956 - 51,000 3,794 40,000 40,000 - - - - 40,000

- 23,331 - 207 - 65,051 27,000 19,581 - 18,470 65,051

- 217,575 - 6,942 - 473,065 200,000 270,418 - 2,647 473,065

33,252 - - - 273,405 50,000 120,645 - 102,760 - 273,405

2,201 - - - 12,201 10,000 - - 2,201 - 12,201 - - 215,056 -. 88,154 - 437,846 250,000 118,703 69,143 437,846 - 125,654 - - - 640,434 60,000 251,139 - 329,295 640,434

- - 157 55,000 - 14,207 69,811 65,000 4,811 - 69,811 ------25,965 25,000 6,718 - 31,718

- - 13,443 - - 64,366 203,440 125,000 78,440 - 203,440

1 Dividends. 2 Furniture and fixtures. » Unknown and doubtful value.

•' * Mortgage bonds. r> Fixtures. Mount Hope and Schr. stock and horses. .

52 ANNUAL RETURNS OF (OUPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

was Assets. fixed

as Corporation.

Debts

Meeting. NAME OF CORPO Certificate 6 Stock RATION. eg be and Receivable. of the

Machinery. Filed. Capital "3 When Date '3 by o Cash P3 • M

American Bell Tele- 1888. 1888. _ 1 phone Co., . April 26, Mar. 27, 10,000,000 _ _ #4,072 $699,827

American Bolt Co., Mar. 19, Jan. 10, 200,000 $110,399 $50,000 42,584 43,916

American Cigar Co., Jan. 25, Jan. 5, 73,400 9,500 3,000 6,500 6,200 49,520

American Collection Agency, July 19, June 12, 1,000 - - - - 1,000

American Co-operative Boot and Shoe Co., 1887.

The (for 1887), . Jan. 11, Nov. 16, 30,000 10,919 _ 5,073 35,791

American Co-operative Boot and Shoe Co., 1888. The, .... Dec. 22, Nov. 21, 30,000 10,919 with R. E. 5,073 37,288

American Diorama Co., The, .... Aug. 14, April 19, 100,000 - - - - - American Fire Hose - Manufacturing Co., . Feb. 15, Jan. 11, 100,000 - - 18,675 60,268

American Linen Co. (for 1887. 1887) Jan. 2, Nov. 2, 400,000 365,439 157,000 208,439 582,591 12,416

1888. American Linen Co., Nov. 13, Nov. 7, 400,000 355,018 157,000 198,018 570,141 23,151

American Molded Collar - - - Co., . . . . Feb. 3, Jan. 25, 150,000 _ 5,003

American Mortising Ma- 1886. - - - - - chine Co., . May 31, Dec. 23, 500,000

American Net and Twine 1888. Co., Dec. 31, Dec. 3, 350,000 45,000 - - 50,000 139,650

American Optical Co., . Feb. 3, Jan. 30, 60,000 109,300 32,000 77,300 56,930 201,858

American Paper Bag Co. Oct. 26, May 2, 200,000 - - - - -

American Powder Co., Dec. 31, Nov. 14, 200,000 - 500 - - 365

American Powder Mills, The Dec. 31, Nov. 14, 300,000 105,000 with R. E. 55,000 69,913

American Printing Co., The Aug. 29, Aug. 1, 750,000 653,812 with real estate 310,729

American Pruniug Co., Aug. 29, Aug. 16, 8,000 - - - - 418

American Rapid Tele- graph Co. of Massa- 1887. . _ _ chusetts (for 1887), . Jan. 24, Nov. 23, 30,000 230,000 33

American Rapid Tele- graph Co. of Massa- 1888. chusetts, Dec. 11, Nov. 28, 30,000 230,000 . _ _ 38

American Rubber Co., May 8, April 18, 1,000,000 190,000 30,000 160,000 1210,000 314,328

1887. - American Shoe Co., Jan. 11, Nov. 7, 25,000 - - 5,130 27,373

1 And tools. 2 Value of.lines and property in Massachusetts. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 53 of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

0) H = o .

" at a 2^ 8^ It 3 f. es a pq H

$ $667,140 23,233,975 24,605,614 i,802,100 $470,403 14,333,111 24,605,614

36,693 $5,000 2,046 240,638 200,000 12,502 $28,136 240,638

63,551 532 129,303 73,400 52,403 $3,500 129,303

1,000 1,000

3,075 60,775 30,000 24,900 13,075 60,775

6,376 59,656 30,000 29,656 59,656

$106,000 106,000 97,400 8,600 106,000

46,591 168 125,702 100,000 22,789 2,913 125,702

108,292 30,800 1,099,538 400,000 221,000 478,538 1,099,538

88,007 1,036,317 400,000 112,000 524,317 1,036,317

258,162 150,074 150,000 474 150,074

Expired 500,000 500,000

154,684 389,334 350,000 34,500 4,834 389,334

208,252 22,681 599,021 60,000 34,163 404,858 100.000 599,021

200,000 "200,000 200,000 200,000

865 Paid back 549 316 865

25,438 480,412 52,1 480,412 300,000 106,803 48,171

651,322 97,470 1,713,333 750,000 396,120 567,213 1,713,333

369 8,165 8,952 8,000 952 8,952

30,033 30,000 30,000

30,038 30,000 30,038

"300 1,593,692 1,000,000 ^533,016 60,676 1,593,002

16,446 1,350 50,299 25,000 19,864 4,595 840 50,299

s 1 Sinking fund. 2 Contracts and franchises. Fixtures. r 4 Unpaid dividend. > Assets have been sold for the debts. 6 Store fixtures. 7 Accounts, notes and loans payable. 54 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

m a If Assets.

bin 00 « « o o Wa- 2 . * °* NAME OF CORPO- 6 o o >> OS as RATION. Power. 3 1° and So -eg to a O w Si

American Steam Gauge 1888. 1888. Co., .... April 26, Jan. 24, $50,000 _ _ _ $9,271 $22,781

American Tack Co., Mar. 5, Feb. 9, 125,000 $25,000 - - 35,000 16,798

American Telephone and Telegraph Co. of Mas- . sachusetts, . June 25, May 23, 10,000 300

American Tool and Ma- 1887. - - chine Co., . Mar. 2, Oct. 19, 100,000 46,000 73,079 82,059

American Tool and Ma- 1888.

chine Co., 2d return, . Dec. 31, Oct. 17, 100,000 46,000 with R. E. 69,547 89,350

American Tube Works, April 9, Mar. 5, 300,000 140,000 with real estate 234,481 American Waltham - - Watch Co., . April 18, Mar. 29, 2,000,000 523,060 699,512 185,800

1887. American Whip Co., Feb. 23, Dec. 28, 225,000 30,000 $10,000 $20,000 33,764 60,928

1888. Ames Manuf g Co., Oct. 9, Oct. 2, 250,000 100,000 with R.E. 139,000 74,409

Ames Plow Co., . Feb. 13, Feb. 10, 200,000 12,000 10,000 2,000 55,000 56,085

- - Ames Sword Co., . May 18, May 8, 150,000 80,000 47,219 19,357

Amesbury and Salis- bury Gas Co., Oct. 29, Sept. 27, 60,000 - - - 62,585 2,256

Amherst Co-operative Association, The, Feb. 17, Jan. 12, 1,200 - - - - 2,222

Amherst Co-operative Creamery Associa-

tion, The, . Nov. 13, Oct. 1, 2,700 7,000 2,200 4,800 1,000 104

Amherst Gas Co., The, Nov. 14, Sept. 17, 16,000 1,686 636 1,050 114,376 2,365 - Amherst Water Co., May 21, May 1, 35,000 63,000 3,500 59,500 11,413

Andover Press (Lim- - - - ited), The, . July 2, April 2, 5,000 4,233 1,663

Andover Review Co., The July 20, Mar. 30, 20,000 - - - - 6,798

Annawan Manufactory, Aug. 29, Aug. 7, 160,000 44,000 29,500 14,500 40,000 11,776

Anthony and Cushman 1887. Tack Co Mar. 29, Sept. 14, 76,000 92,140 57,922 34,218 - 3,176

1888. Appleton Co., Feb. 28, Jan. 4, 600,000 300,000 100,000 200,000 421,369 249,643

13,101 Archibald Wheel Co., . Jan. 26, Jan. 17, 60,000 12,000 with R.E. 11,000

Arlington Co-operative - Association, The, Oct. 30, April 25, 18,310 13,519 - - 273

Arlington Gas Light Co., Oct. 1, July 30, 70,000 70,000 with real estate 4,620

Arlington Mills, Feb. 4, Jan. 31, 1,500,000 686,698 113,085 573,613 1,017,936 531,454

1 And meter and mains. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 55 of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

and De- Proc- 3 o M a o . 2 O U a bo o o for in o m M O preciation. Manufactures, S Materials "5 > a 5 Stock a • "5 -a o a Reserve 2 ess. ft X* £ 2 j « 3 o c M O P pq Eh

$19,572 _ $2,184 _ $53,808 $50,000 $1,409 _ _ $2,399 $53,808

121,874 - - - 198,672 ! 125,000 162,569 - $11,103 - 198,672

- - 29,700 - 10,000 10,000 - - - - 10,000

125,815 - 6,388 - 333,341 100,000 19,916 3$213,425 - - 333,341

140,809 - 6,288 - 352,054 100,000 20,758 3231,296 - - 352,054

202,297 - - - 576,778 300,000 138,471 - 85,520 52,787 576,778

3,088,221 - 42,241 - 4,538,834 2,000,000 646,835 - 1,605,941 286,058 4,538,834

126,533 - - - 251,225 225,000 7,753 - 18,472 - 251,225

61,292 - 9,200 $53,527 437,428 250,000 187,428 - - - 437,428

- - - 15,665 10,000 233,485 110,400 . - 233,485 200,000 7,820

41,865 - - - 188,441 150,000 30,500 - 7,941 - 1SS.441

564 - 500 - 65,905 60,000 2,861 - 3,044 - 65,905

5,728 - 500 - 8,450 1,200 505 - 6,345 400 8,450

- _ 400 _ 8,504 2,700 5,650 - 64 90

166 - - - 18,593 16,000 1,790 - 797 -

- - - - 74,413 32,400 35,150 - 6,863 - 74,413

129 - - - 6,025 5,000 934 - 91 - 8,025

- - - - 6,798 19,500 - - - - 19,500 - 22,216 - - 44,977 162,969 160,000 2,969 - - 162,060

- - - 13,458 - 108,774 76,000 29,688 - 3,086 Ms, 774

O

268,266 _ *7,795 _ 1,247,073 600,000 537,285 -C" 54,620 40,767 1,247,073 J? J - 24,783 - - 5,616 66,500 60,000 6,500 ~

7,503 - 3,120 - 24,415 18,310 1,675 - 1,848 24,416

83,047 - »1,906 - 70,000 1,038 ~ 8,535 -

1,497,223 - 8.993 - 3,742,304 1,425,025 1,524,144 ~ 128,043 8,742*304

:; 1 Including dividend of $0,250. - Plant — I.inefl In Massachusetts, Surplus. 7 8 i 4 Insurance. c Interest. ' Freight. Un paid dividends. Coal. Pipe. 56 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

Assets.

o ca a eg o NAME OF CORPO- Ctf O S o o o S RATION. a GO CO §0 ?! o 11 a .2 %i is 12 a> a ** '3 eg s ca cl w Q o h3 PQ 1 o

Armstrong Transfer Ex- 1888. 1888. _ press Co., . May 25, May 7, $50,000 _ _ _ $1,178

Arnold Machine Barrel Co June 6, May 7, 5,000 $2,500 $1,500 $1,000 - -

J Arnold Print Works, . July 25, Aug. 7, 150,000 648,216 with real estate 117,858

Ashburnham Reservoir Co Oct. 4, June 12, 3,200 - 2,000 - - 895

Ashby Reservoir Co. 1887. - - (for 1887), . June 14, Mar. 8, 3,500 - 400 -

1888. - - Ashby Reservoir Co., . June 25, Mar. 12, 3,500 - 400 -

Assabet Manufacturing

Co., . . . . Feb. 10, Jan. 16, 1,000,000 415,000 90,000 325,000 $517,425 449,914

Athol Building Co., June 30, April 23, 12,500 20,792 6,000 14,792 - 357

Athol Co-operative Fur- - - - niture Co., . Sept. 10, Aug. 6, 5,000 1,200 47

Athol Machine Co., The, July 24, 2 June 30, 50,000 - 22,402 - 26,223 15,044

Atlantic Cigar Co., April 3, Jan. 2, 25,000 - - - 2,000 34,596

Atlantic Cotton Mills, . Feb. 25, Jan. 9, 1,000,000 489,952 219,000 270,952 456,090 662,990

Atlantic Dyewood Co., Jan. 23, Jan. 16, 75,000 40,000 - - 10,000 10,950 1887. Atlantic Fertilizer Co., April 9, Sept. 6, 35,000 _ _ 2,500 2,000 460 Atlantic Telegraph Co. 1885. - of Massachusetts, Oct. 3, Dec. 22, 5,000 - - - -

1888.

Atlantic Works, . Mar. 9, Jan. 16, 150,000 116,640 366,640 50,000 81,000 62,648

Atlas Pulp Co., Mar. 28, Feb. 14, 7,500 - - - 6,650 941

Austin C. Wellington - - Coal Co., . Aug. 30, »Aug. 1C, 75,000 8,380 2,750 38,618

Ayer Furniture Co.,The, June 30, Jan. 18, 7,000 - - - 3,000 8,054

B. B. Hill Manufactur- 1887. ' ing Co., The (for 1887), Feb. 27, Nov. 25, 15,000 - - 18,863 11,736

1888. - B.B.HillM'f'gCo.,The, Nov. 5, June 22, 4_ - - - -

Bacon Paper Co., The, . April 14, 2Mar. 21, 175,000 142,042 with real estate. 109,347

Baker's Pond and Drain 1887. - - Fishing Co., Feb. 3, Mar. 21, 150 - - 25

1888. - - - Ball Glove Fastening Co., Aug. 31, May 7, 10,000 - -

Bankers and Merchants Telegraph Co. of Mas- 1886. - - - - sachusetts, The, . July 28, June 1, 20,000 20,000

1 Will be held. 2 Adjourned. 3 Wharf and docks. 4 Corporation to be dissolved. B 55 miles of pole line and 848 miles of wire line. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 57 of Corporations — Continued.

Assets— Con. Liabilities.

and Proc- s «3 o . o o >-. i. a « a, £ X o o —< "— in s ^ o X J3 anufactures, ° Materials B « S > to Stock 3*2 j3 « ess. m g eS « IP. <. FL, 3 PQ H A M - -

'$57,246 $58,424 $50,000 $1,700 $6,724 $58,424

$3,500 6,000 5,000 1,000 6,000

$1,207,339 2,009,078 150,000 901,426 957,652 2,009,078

305 3,200 3,200 3,200

400 3,500 3,500

400 3,500 3,500

1,305,727 2,688,066 1,000,000 1,016,423 671,643 2,688,066

150 21,299 12,500 8,797 2 21,299

2200 5,157 6,904 4,732 2,172 6,904

27,922 92,221 50,000 28,288 13,933 92,221

39,917 76,513 25,000 51,513 76,513

324,052 39,238 1,972,322 1,000,000 402,429 537,049 $32,844 1,972,322

48,346 109,296 75,000 26,722 7,574 109,296

32,000 24,480 35,000 11,778 46,778 *12,900

40,409 $1,000 9,500 311,197 150,000 40,882 120,315 311,197

1,684 1,991 11,266 5,000 11,266

82,081 131,829 75,000 43,792 13,037 131,829

26,954 7,000 9,707 13,300 8,001

17,190 47,789 15,000 ,007 7,989 18,163 47,789

98,208 3,634 353,231 175,000 119,297 58,934

37 62 150 158

Nominal 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000

20,000 20,000 •JO, nuo

Personal property. - Two shares surrendered. bmL * Stock in treasury. 58 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

go gg Assets.

Hi S « o 2 . NAME OF CORPO- s o - 1 o o >> RATION. a CO ~ £° 2 So a f — 4> o .5 a 9 *> 25 o 2 ,9 v SEei 9

Bankers and Merchants Telegraph Co. of Mas- 1888. 1888.

1 sachusetts (2d return), Oct. 16, 1 June 11, $20,000 2$20,000

V with I Barnaby Manufg. Co., . Oct. 24, April 30, 400,000 - $20,500 $511,516 $48,706 } bldgs. j

Barnard Manufg. Co., . Nov. 6, ! Oct. 25, 330,000 $237,708 34,469 203,239 327,993 7,271

1887. - - Bay State Belting Co., . Feb. 8, Dec. 14, 20,000 - 2,793 14,501

1888.

Bay State Brick Co., . Feb. 16, Jan. 10, 375,000 391,005 with R. E. 40,000 101,058

Bay State Felt Boot and

Shoe Co., . Feb. 8, Feb. 7, 20,000 13,000 6,000 7,000 15,000 101

Bay State Gas Co., The, Oct. 4, :i Aug. 8, 500,000 100,000 with R. E. 4650,300 12,104

Bay State Gold Mining - - Co., .... July 9, •Man. 17, 25,000 3,075 - -

Bay State House, Pro- - prietors of the, . Feb. 27, Jan. 20, 86,800 139,314 28,857 110,457 3,858

Bay State Iron Co., July 26, June 27, 948,000 377 - - - 8,242

Bay State Manufactur- ing Co., The, July 26, June 25, 6,000 - - - - 15,026

Bay State Shoe and 1887. Leather Co., Jan. 19, Dec. 20, 400,000 60,677 with R. E. 34,138 519,462

Bay State Sugar Re- 1888. finery Co Jan. 20, Jan. 10, 450,000 175,000 with R. E. 275,000 494,002

Bay State Watch Case ! Co July 24, May 9, 60,000 - - - 27,347 23,643

Bay View Pavilion Co., The, .... Dec. 13, July 16, 3,000 - - 6,570 - 50 - - Bay ley Hat Co., . May 31, May 24, 75,000 27,500 40,750 21,677

Beacon Oil Co., Aug. 7, 3July 31, 100,000 37,588 14,900 22,688 15,987 127,095

Beacon Publishing Co., Feb. 14, Jan. 24, 15,000 - - - - 10,585

Bee Newspaper Co., - - - The, .... Aug. 22, April 9, 10,000 2,000 3,263

Beebe and Holbrook

Co., The, . Feb. 3, Jan. 11, 150,000 225,000 with R. E. 111,940 107,607

Belcher and Taylor Ag- 1887.

ricultural Tool Co., . Jan. 11, Dec. 21, 50,000 24,100 400 23,700 12,130 32,846

1888. - - - Bell Telephone Co., Oct. 0, Sept. 12, 450,000 - -

Belvidere Woolen Man- - - ufacturing Co., . Mar. 21, Mar. 6, 200,000 59,000 41,000 18,154

Appointed to be held. Fifty-five miles of pole line and S48 miles of wire line. Adjourned. And mains, estimated. " Should have beeu. '1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 59

of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

and OD Proc- «3 9 M ft . A o p . a . * a 9 o S- 0Q in Cj 00 a £§ OQ db _rt Manufactures, Materials 8 -J o H '3 on r Stock 9 a 73 o 5 3 ess. la i a 3 a S .2 o a « 1 CQ 6 p PQ 03

$20,000 $20,000 $20,000

$15-1,807 - - - 735,529 400,000 $243,907 - $40,151 $51,471 735,529

83,453 - - - 656,425 330,000 165,590 - 99,825 61,010 656,425

9,296 - - - 26,590 20,000 3,284 - 2,306 1,000 26,590

with bal. - - - 53,772 $462 586,297 375,000 128,024 83,273 j 586,297 j P. &L.

8,576 $5,000 1,889 $4,604 48,170 20,000 28,170 - - - 48,170

7,122 - 791 - 770,317 500,000 i - 270,317 - 770,317

- - - - 3,075 25,000 1,000 - - - 26,000

a$50 ( I - - - - 142,672 86,800 50,000 - - 142,672 j 35,822 J 4,141 - - 1,086,582 1,099,342 948,000 151,342 - - - 1,099,342

7,030 - - - 22,056 6,000 12,263 - 1,794 1,999 22,056

747,045 - 116,343 - 1,477,665 400,000 248,020 - 766,990 62,655 1,477,665

50,797 - 443,213 - 1,038,612 450,000 559,801 - 28,811 - 1,038,612

46,884 - 798 - 98,672 60,000 17,988 - 13,954 6,730 98,672

- - - 480 7,100 3,000 54,100 - - - 7,100

133,612 - 8 350 - 232,889 75,000 157,473 - 416 - 232,889

70 - 2,733 - 183,473 100,000 72,715 - 10,758 - 183,473

- - - - - » 1,530 - 12,115 15,000 482 15,482

- - - - 5,263 10,000 1,175 - - - 11,175

with Bal. 46,244 - - - 490,791 150,000 140,953 - 199,838 490,791 j P. and L. J

- 27,691 1,860 8 3,155 - 101,782 50,000 29,671 - 22,111 101,782

with Bal. - - - - 117,741 330,688 212,534 330,688 200,000 12,947 j J P.andL.

1 Uncertain (under contract not completed). 2 Dividends unpaid. 3 Surplus. « Supplies. 5 Bills payable. G Seventy shares National Hat Pouncing Machinery Company stock, t 7 Type, material, etc. 8 Patterns, etc. (SO ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

Assets. «.2

c« NAME OF CORPO- *c RATION. X >> %%5 o to a a Pm "O >- T3 "S '3 S3 eg o J Ph %

Bemis and Call Hard- 1888. 1888.

ware and Tool Co., . July 11, July 9, $26,400 $27,255 with R. E. $10,500

Berkeley House Co., Jan. 27, Jan. 26, 150,500 526,009 with R.E.

Berkshire Creamery Co- operative Association, Jan. 23, Jan. 10, 1,400 900 $100 877

Berkshire Glass Sand

Co., The, . May 18, April 25, 16,700 16,994 with R.E 5,200

Berkshire Heights Land 1887.

Co. (for 1887), . July 12, Oct. 25, 10,000 10,788

Berkshire Heights Land 1888. Co., .... Oct. 1, Sept. 3, 10,000 6,201 with R.E.

Berkshire Height* Wa- 1887. ter Co. (for 1887), Mar. 26, Oct. 25, 20,000 10,000 with R.E.

Berkshire Heights Wa- 1888. ter Co Oct. 1, Sept. 4, 20,000 11,875 10,275 1,600

Berkshire Hills Co-oper- ative Creamery Asso- ciation, Mar. 24, Jan. 14, 1,500 200 1,100

Berkshire Ore Co., July 24, July 4, 100,000 25,000 2,500

1,050 Berkshire Overall Co., . Jan. 23, Jan. 2, 10,000

Berkshire Water Co., . July 6, April 2, 20,000 275

Berkshire Woolen Co., July 19, July 1, 100,000 82,751 with R.E. 85,000

Beverly Co-operative Association, Mar. 22, Jan. 11, 14,000

Beverly Gas Light Co., Oct. 8, July 17, 40,000 20,000 13,000 7,000

Bigelow Carpet Co., June 1, May 30, 1,000,000 360,000 with R.E. 436,825

Blackburn Valve Co., . June 23, April 23, 100,000 2,614

Blair Camera Co., . Feb. 28, Jan. 13, 40,000 4,468

Blair Manuf'g Co., The, Aug. 13, July 16, 40,000 23,692

Boott Cotton Mills, Dec. 15, Dec. 10, 1,200,000 524,360 105,360 419,000 505,6-10

Border City Manufac-

turing Co., . May 29, May 23, 800,000 278,315 26,347 251,968 536,302

Boston and Bangor Steamship Company, May 21, Feb. 14, 500,000 U19.400 2450,879

Boston and Colorado

Smelting Company, . May 10, May 3, 1,000,000 282,044

Boston and Gloucester Steamboat Company, The Mch. 22, Feb. 8, 60,000

1 And wharves, 2 Steamers. 3 Two steamboats. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 61 of Corporation* — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

CD and £ Proc- ft 3 . Profit o o . O 1- CD S; = 9 « 50 o O in "-1 q Loss. OD O - Manufactures, eg Materials •J g '3 CD it C Stock 1 as "3 1 Balance and « 5 £ ess. CO 5 ft CO a o o rt * o 2 Q 2^ pq

- _ _ $33,011 I $2,365 $88,018 $26,400 $7,092 $1,398 $53,128 $88,018

- - 16,203 $4,195 556,882 150,500 406,382 - - - 556,882

- - 56 - 1,833 . 1,400 398 - - 35 1,833

2,066 - - - 42,755 16,700 13,100 - 7,955 5,000 42,755

- - - - 13,400 10,000 3,400 - - - 13,400

- - - 5,699 13,400 10,000 3,400 - - - 13,400

- - - 3,750 20,000 13,750 - - 6,250 - 20,000

- - - 12,375 24,625 19,625 5,000 - - - 24,625

- - 60 - 2,325 1,200 1,125 - - - 2,325

479 - 36,375 52,223 116,577 100,000 16,577 - - - 116,577

13,592 - - - 26,131 10,000 11,882 $'600 - 4,449 26,131

- - 40,044 - 40,796 20,000 20,316 - 203 277 40,796

143,690 40,134 - - - - 293,690 1,530 230,293 100,000 - j 250,000 I

1S.444 - 31,750 - 23,229 14,000 5,864 - 3,365 - 23,229

- 511,800 - - - 53,061 808 *639 25,296 53,061 j 1,261 j 40,000

953,086 - - - 2,124,333 1,000,000 771,955 •••87,934 214,444 50,000 2,124,333

2,351 |80,00Q - 7,978 100,101 100,000 101 - - - 100,101

40,302 - - - 54,243 32,500 8,590 13,153 - - .'.4,243

22,361 4,000 3,621 - 95,539 40,000 42,892 9,341 3,306 - 95,539

504,005 - - - 2,334,110 1,200,000 848,393 - 81,061 204,656 2,334,110

215,422 - - - 1,078,800 800,000 139,600 - 121,200 18,000 1,078,800

- - 72,208 - 678,088 500,000 178,088 - - - 67S.0S8

- 1919,247 - 1,431 - 1,330,676 1,000,000 330,676 - -

- - - 6,036 83,000 60,000 23,000 - - - 83,000

i 2 3 Divid end unpaid. Mortgage 8. Thirty-five shares capita 1 stock. 4 B c Lung "en lamps and offic*; furnitun;. Special st ock. Rese rve for fin ; insuranc e. 7 And ores and raw material. .

62 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

00 73 A a| Assets.

bi) CO « & .3 o % . AS ft NAME OF CORPO- s a> O J- o o ft3 RATION. a m^ eg CD —, a> a a a-? a « o S£ 3 § o "3 is >» a> "a. a ** "3 ea e4.fi eg S3 89 ft O P3 a o

Boston and Philadel- phia Steamship Com- 1888. 1888. ply May 16, May 2, $713,000 i $465,000 $516

Boston and Province- town Steamship Com- _ pany, The, . Feb. 13, Feb. 8, 70,000 . . 225,000 2,754

Boston and Sandwich Glass Company, April 26, Mch. 28, 200,000 $16,000 with R. E. 810,000 30,900

Boston and Savannah Steamship Company, _ _ The, . Nov. 2, Oct. 1, 150,000 . 17,425

Bostou Bank Note and Lithographing Com- pany Nov. 1, Oct. 2, 30,000 . _ 11,600 6,824

Boston Base Ball Asso- ciation, May 28, *May 16. 7,800 135,268 $92,654 5$42,614 - 3,299

- Boston Beer Company, Oct. 17, Oct. 11, 150,000 - ' 130,000 20,000 41,673

Boston Belting Com- pany May 24, May 16, 700,000 267,599 206,985 60,614 127,000 62,979 - - Boston Cab Company, . Mch. 13, Jan. 17, 250,000 - 149,431 42,078

Boston Can Company, . Jan. 20, Jan. 11, 25,000 10,000 with R. E. 10,000 26,273

Boston Car Spring Com- 612,000 pany June 20, Feb. 8, 60,000 20,000 with R.E. \ 53,282 "43,000 i j Boston Chair Manufac- turing Company, Mch. 29, Feb. 25, 150,000 112,222 with R. E. - 78,630

1887. Boston Clock Company, Jan. 24, Dec. 5, 500,000 42,000 5,000 37,000 34,000 5,000

Boston Coffer Dam 1888. - - - - Company, . April 16, April 10, 5,000 1,900

Boston Cold Storage and 1887. - Freezing Company, . Feb. 3, Dec. 22, 125,000 80,000 with R. E. 36,297

Boston Cooperage Com- 1888.

pany, . July 20, June 22, 160,000 70,000 40,000 30,000 24,000 21,912

Boston Co-operative - Building Company, . Feb. 10, Jan. 9, 300,000 260,008 with R. E. 11,560

Boston Copying Com- 1887. - - - - - pany, The, . Nov. 7, July 18, 5,000

Boston Cordage Com- 1888. - - pany, . Feb. 3, Jan. 17, 180,000 125,000 125,000 14,663

Boston Cyclorama Com- pany June 22, June 11, 300,000 - - 25,000 - 18,509

Boston Duck Company, Mch. 16, Feb. 15, 350,000 40,000 with R. E. 60,000 368,909

Boston Dyewood and

Chemical Company, . Feb. 29, Jan. 30, 200,000 125,000 with real estate 155,797

1 Six steamships. - Steamship. 3 And tools. 4 Adjourned. 6 Grand Pavilion, cost to date unfinished. Set. 7 Machinery not Bet, tools and fixtures. 1

1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 63 of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

and 0B Proc- «3 Q . O 1. ? J - a I V Stock. in •2-2 c 09 « O

Manufactures, Materials

Stock c o Capital s ess. Total. la ad i5 a • o § pq PQ

- - - $465,516 $712,600 $63,585 - - " $776,185

- - i$3,052 $39,194 70,000 70,000 - - - - 70,000

- - " $136,484 - 42,867 236,261 i 200,000 35,000 2$1,251 236,251

- - - 132,575 150,000 150,000 - - - - 150,000

10,000 - 500 6,584 35,508 30,000 5,508 - - - 35,508

- - - - 138,567 7,800 8,073 - $122,694 - 138,567

58,000 - 1,424 - 251,097 150,000 97,219 - 3,878 - 251,097

7,091 | - - 1,053,S68 562,700 §100 1,053,868 ! 700,000 239,580 100,000 14,288 j 26,399 j 1 •115.000 ) 3,277 - 344,122 - 538,908 250,000 - 5,440 " 538,908 168,468 i

9,461 - - - 55,734 25,000 6,877 - 23,857 " 55,734

C15.000 30,000 - *800 _ 159,082 50,000 654,839 - I $2,243 159,082 737,000 \

258,512 - 37,798 51,254 538,416 150,000 388,416 - - - 538,416

84,000 137,000 63,000 149,500 514,500 311,500 203,000 - - - 514,500

- - - 3,360 5,260 5,000 260 - - - 5,260

- - - - 116,297 125,000 76,163 - - - 201,163

- 51,337 - 87,885 - 175,134 160,000 10,938 - 4,196 175,134

- - 23,815 - 295,383 218,000 31,000 - 8,720 37,663 295,383

- - 2,500 - 2,500 5,000 5,000 - - - 5,000

203,164 - _ - 467,827 180,000 - - 257,627 30,200 467,827

- - - 932,991 - 76,500 300,000 - - - 300,000

- 122,465 - i°3,088 - 594,462 350,000 2,397 "128,247 113,818 594,462

- 227,069 - - 507,866 200,000 268,000 - 39,866 507,866

1

J 1 Bonds. > Guarantee account. 3 Mortgage on real estate. Horses, wagons, etc. 5 Bills and accounts payable. Mortgage note. ; T. C. Lothrop Loan account. u 8 U. S. Bonds. Painting. 10 Insurance and taxes. And guarantee. 64 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888

Abstract of Certificates of Conditio*

as Assets. \f * 2 21 Si X OS a CJ * 3 SO NAME OF CORPO- % o — 6 o o CO RATION. as CO 3 % So — V m CO ©•« .2 q a a> H JS "3 a v O d " 'B OS Q « W 8

Boston Electric Com- 1888. 1888. pany May 1, Jan. 28, $100,000 _ _ _ $6,567 $21,851

Boston Electric Protect- - ive Association, . Jan. 28, Jan. 11, 6,000 - - 17,355 5,600

Boston Fire Brick and Clay Retort Manufac- turing Company, Feb. 7, Jan. 18, 140,000 . $180,765 . 99,256

" Boston " Flint Paper

Company, The, . Mch. 15, 2Mch.l2, 20,000 $9,234 with R.E. 7,513 336

Boston Forge Company, June 12, April 19, 100,000 34,234 with R. E. 6,079 26,678

Boston Gas Light Com- $ { with pany April 4, Mch. 5, 2,500,000 1,354,815 - 1,217,636 291,047 | ) mach'y Boston Heating Com- pany July 10, 2June 9, 1,250,000 - - »69,596 55,293 7,426

Boston Ice Company, The April 13, Feb. 14, 189,000 142,028 with real estate 59,267

Boston Journal of Com- merce Publishing

Company, . Dec. 13, 2Nov. 13, 20,000 4,000 33,570

Boston Lead Company, May 5, April 25, 500,000 - - - - -

Boston Lead Manufac- turing Company, Feb. 15, Feb. 13, 300,000 - - 160,000 40,000 144,278

Boston Manufacturing 1887.

Company, The, . Jan. 19, Dec. 19, 800,000 600,000 with real estate 183,979

Boston Manufacturing 1888. Company (2d return), Dec. 22, Dec. 17, 800,000 600,000 with real estate 211,908

Boston Mining and Stock 1887.

Exchange (for 1887), . Jan. 24, Oct. 11, 1,000 - - - - 178

Boston Mining and Stock 1888. - - - - - Exchange, . Dec. 12, Oct. 19, 1,000

Boston Multiplex Tele- 1886. graph Company, April 21, Jan. 30, 25,000 - - - - -

Boston Music Hall Asso- 1887. ciation (for 1887), Mch. 5, June 8, 100,000 225,000 - - - 3,690

Boston Music Hall Asso- 1888. ciation, June 16, June 13, 100,000 225,000 - - - 7,721

Boston Oakum Com- pany Aug. 21, July 12, 15,000 - - - 10,000 3,742

Boston Parcel Delivery - - - - Company, . June 19, May 14, 40,000 919

Boston Pipe Wrench 1887. 4 - - - - Company, The, . Mch. 22, Dec. 16, 12,000 2,000

1 Construction. Adjourned. On leased land. 4 Should have been. "

1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 65 of Corporations — Continued.

! Assets — Con. Liabilities.

and De- i 1 Proc- 3 M o . o . o — CO o '-I CD a CU for in w w g o m CD o preciation. Manufactures, Materials « % CD Stock g-d o « 3 Reserve 18 ess. CD a "S % CD .2 g o a o M O A PQ EH

$21,660 $15,000 - $25,422 $90,500 $90,500 - - - - $90,500

4,062 - " - 17,017 6,000 - $1,355 $9,662 - 17,017

with bal. - - " - 280,021 140,000 $110,762 - 29,259 280,021 j P. & L. J

31,040 - - - 48,123 20,000 25,775 - 2,348 - 48,123

15,361 - i $44, 572 12,958 139,882 100,000 37,790 22,092 - - 139,882

217,710 - - - 3,081,208 2,500,000 90,049 491,159 with reserves 3,081,208

- 175,000 3341,147 - 648,462 523,625 "124,837 - - - 648,462

- - 59,432 - 260,727 189,000 17,000 - 10,000 $44,727 260,727

78 _ 7,741 83,628 129,017 20,000 109,017 - - - 129,017

- - - - "None. 500,000 483,264 - - - 983,264

115,710 - 37,344 - 497,332 300,000 183,138 - 14,194 - 497,332

683,358 - - - 1,467,337 800,000 583,641 - 44,572 039,124 1,467,337

775,254 with mdseetc. - 1,587,162 800,000 729,534 - 24,876 '32,752 1,587,162

- - - - 178 1,000 70 - - - 1,070

- - - 1,017 1,017 1,000 17 - - - 1,017

- - 825,000 - 25,000 25,000 - - - - 25,000

- - - 016,810 245,500 100,000 145,500 - - - 2-15,500

- - - »7,279 240,000 100,000 140,000 - - -

- 0,539 - - 5,519 25,800 15,000 10,800 - - 25,800

- - W42,665 - 43,584 40,000 1,500 - 2,084 -

- - 10,000 - - 12,000 12,000 " - - 12,000

'-' 1 Tools. Sundry workmen. 3 fixtures, expenses. Valuation of plant, viz. : pipe line, station fittings, furniture, construction

' Including notes payable. Property in hands of trustees, etc. '' Guaranty and insurance. K B • Guaranty, insurance, taxes, etc Telegraph line. Balance Income account. "' Personal property. .

66 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

CD Assets. x.2 o * "S * S as a a a o M p. CD 4> NAME OF CORPO- 8C « o Si ss >> RATION . V S3 CO t- it S> > ol a o 'S Q o P4 (-3 cq £ o

1888. 1SSS. Boston Rubber Co., Feb. 6, Feb. 2, $100,000 f20,000 _ _ $30,000 $68,076

Boston Rubber Shoe Co., June 25, May 9, 1,000,000 - - $526,610 268,713 1,578,005

Boston Steamboat and i - Pier Co., . May is, 100,000 140,997 $50,000 2 90,997 1,444

Boston Steamboat and - Pier Co., 2d return, . Dec. 6, Dec. 4, 100,000 141,388 50,000 2 91,388 1,111

Boston Stereotype Foun- dry June 20, May 28, 10,000 - - - 1,000 -

Boston Storage Ware- - house Co., The, . April 12, Mar. 8, 400,000 360,000 117,990 242,010 25,121

Boston Sugar Refining Co Mar. 14, Jan. 24, 650,000 650,000 with real estate 179,115

Boston Tag and Printing - - - Co., The, . June 7, »May 10, 20,000 14,047 2,340

Boston Terra Cotta Co., Mar. 23, ; j Feb. 20, 50,000 - - - 3,000 39,132

Boston Theatre, The Proprietors of the, Feb. 14, Jan. 9, 125,000 394,000 with real estate 144

Boston Thread and - - Twine Co., . July 5, Jan. 26, 80,000 07,747 67,787 5,295

Boston Tobacco Co., Mar. 7, Jan. 18, 100,000 - - - 4,550 69,304

- Boston Tow Boat Co., . May 12, April 17, 800,000 37,675 with R. E. 77,522

Boston Transcript Co., Mar. 1, Feb. 20, 60,000 - - 93,462 10,000 63,381

Boston Type Foundry, July 19, April 9, 37,200 - 101 - 21,100 42,043

Boston Wall Paper Co., The, .... Oct. 10, July 10, 60,000 - - - " 17,000 60,935

Boston Wharf Co., The, Feb. 25, Feb. 7, 600,000 2,155,496 1,846,240 * 309,256 - 92,010

Bourne Mills, Oct. 22, Oct. 15, 400,000 100,000 - 6 46,414 330,000 27,411

Bowker and Williams 1887. - - - - 1 loop-Machine Co., . Aug. 3, Dec. 14, 500,000 1,567

1888.

Bowker Fertilizer Co., . June 9, Feb. 8, 600,000 149,943 5,242 144,701 126,248 524,563

Boyd and Corey Boot and Shoe Manufacturing

Co., The, . Dec. 11, Dec. 8, 250,000 59,505 with R. E. 53,223 216,982

Bradford Joint Co., Feb. 14, Jan. 21, 6,000 - - - 4,836 14,241

1887. - - Bradley Fertilizer Co., . July 11, Dec. 9, 400,000 70,000 10,000 825,304

Brainard Milling Ma- 1888.

chine Co., . May 25, May 1, 35,000 23,634 2,534 21,100 40,808 5,270

Braintree Water Supply 1887. Co., .... Jan. 30, Oct. 27, 100,000 20,000 3,000 6 17,000 • 5,000 -

1 Omitted. 2 And furnishings. 3 Adjourned. 1 And improvements.

r " Tenements. B Including stand pipe. 7 I'u nips, etc. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT— No. 10. 07 of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

i and Proc-

Profit o s . o »- a o o in S o Loss. Manufactures, Materials a i s * o H

Stock a t o Balance 3 ess. and 3 * o 1 c pq O ft

$126,847 - $2,725 - $247,648 $100,000 $120,521 $27,127 $247,648 i $200,000) $ 1,766,598 63,642 4,203,568 1,000,000 66,716 2200,000} 2,536,852 4,203,563 j 3200,000) 450,000 - " - $13,046 155,487 100,000 | - - - 155,487 j 5,487 j

^50,000 - - - 7,684 150,183 100,000 | - - - 150,183 j 183 J

- - - - 1,000 10,000 - - - - 10,000

- - - - 385,121 381,800 - - 3,321 - 385,121

334,327 - - - 1,163,442 650,000 513,301 - 141 - 1,163,442

4,235 $5,000 100 5,576 31,298 20,000 11,298 - - - 31,298

25,452 - 628,940 1,811 98,335 50,000 48,335 - - - 98,335

- - - - 394,144 125,000 200,000 - 69,144 - 394,144

621,000 100,143 | 4,374 290,346 80,000 210,346 - - - 290,346 - ^24,000 ! \

29,070 - 8600 - 103,524 ' 100,000 - - ~ 3,524 103,524

- - 751,681 - 866,878 788,500 37,521 - 40,857 - 866,878

617 - - - 167,460 60,000 62,014 - 45,446 167,460 with bal. - - - 62,165 111,421 47,727 450 111,421 37,200 12,056 j j P. & L.

77,955 - - 33,279 189,169 60,000 129,169 - - 189, 1C9

- - 3,116 - 2,250,622 600,000 611,012 - - - 1,211,012

84,661 - - - 588,486 400,000 111,499 - 76,987 - 588,486

- 250,000 - 248,443 500,010 500,000 10 - 500,010

96,807 - - - 897,561 329,650 403,758 - - 164,152 .',1 *

197,619 _ _ - 527,329 250,000 141,137 - 136,192 -

12,664 - - - 31,741 6,000 - - 24,000 1,741 31,741

299,500 - 35,000 1,239,804 400,000 575,720 - 950,000 214,084 1.238.J

- H7.744 - 3,071 - 110,527 35,000 36,657 - 38,870 110,527

- - J°65,000 - 90,000 90,000 - - - -

Guaranty. 2 Contingent. 8 Insurance fund. 4 Mortgage bonds. Kilns, tools, etc. in Treasury stock. " Dep. capital stock. • Office fixtures. 3 Balance repairs. Pip os, hydrants, etc. 68 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

00 a Assets. 1.1 si

a 1 o Debts

eg NAME OF CORPO- «5 RATION. fi TO Si) and Receivable. a a ! o 2 SJS 0) i§ '3 C5 § Cash 5 ! £ A D PQ

Breach Sole Cutting M achine Company (for 1888. 1887. 1887) Jan. 13, Dec. 7, $60,000 $350 $3,076

Breach Sole Cutting 1888. - - - Machine Company, . Dec. 13, Dec. 5, 60,000 350 2,233

Briggs and Allyn Manu- - - facturing Company, . Feb. 21, Feb. 8, 28,000 $8,000 12,000 23,000

Brigham Factory Com- - pany Aug. 13, April 25, 17,200 $11,900 with real estate

Brockton Co-operative Boot and Shoe Com- 1887. . _ pany, The, . June 6, Dec. 28, 10,000 . 1,900 8,913

Brockton Gas Light 1887.

Company, . Jan. 18, Dec. 27, 64,000 49,000 $4,000 45,000 59,172 3,838

Brockton Real Estate and Improvement 1888. . _ _ _ _ Company, . Oct. 5, Feb. 7, 5,000

Brookline Gas Light 35,037 Company, . Feb. 14, Jan. 18, 450,000 213,720 89,536 124,184 91,156

1887. - - - Brown Hotel Company, 1 Feb. 15, Nov. 28, 18,000 - -

Brush Electric Lighting Company of Boston, 1888. _ 5,790 The, .... Mch. 22, Feb. 1, 200,000 68,446 23,000 45,446 ] Bufford's Sons Litho- graphic Company, 2 . . 41,459 1 The, .... Sept. 14, Sept. 3, 175,000 18,265 30,230

Billiard Art Publishing Company of Worces- _ _ _ 15,261 ter, The, . June 27, Mch. 13, 20,000 1,192

Burleigh Rock Drill - - - 1,000 25,887 Company, The, . April 3, Feb. 18, 120,000

Burleigh Tunnel Com- 195 pany, The, . Mch. 29, Feb. 4, 50,000 50,000 with R. E. 1,000

Butcher Cyclometer - - - - 214 Company, . June 13, Feb. 8, 13,000

Butcher Polish Com- - - - 125 857 pany, The, . . . May 16, April 21, 5,000

Butchers' Slaughtering and Melting Associa- 16, 475,098 167,201 307,897 12,000 26,998 tion Sept. 6, July 300,000 \

Byfield Manufacturing - - - 2,800 Company, . Oct. 24, Oct. 16, 10,1)00 12,000

C. T. Sampson, Manu- facturing Company

;",[), _ _ 302,138 (for 1887), . Feb. 9, -Jan. 1, 000 85,621 14,379

C. T. Sampson Manu- - - 14,379 239,520 facturing Company, . Dec. 19, Nov. 1, 50,000 35,621

Property sold, debts paid, corporation to be dissolved. Adjourned. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 69 of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

/2 6 ft . E *>&* z 3 fl O -r o S"0 g «8 O on 5 a s s

$4,000 $48,216 $3,957 $4,840 I $64,439 $60,000 $4,439

6,142 48,216 5,009 6,495 68,445 60,000 8,445 68,445 |

30,000 1,000 74,000 28,000 35,000 $10,000 $1,000

11,900 23,800 17,200 16,600 23,800

1,974 12,787 10,000 1,391 $1,396 12,787

862 112,872 64,000 I 35,000 13,872 112,872

37,000 21 SO, 536 557,449 450,000 92,349 15,100 557,449

125,764 200,000 200,000

103,652 40,209 239,220 175,000 64,220 239,220

11,582 *5,000 33,035 20,000 9,939 1,600 1,496 33,035

24,702 90,000 23,000 164,589 120,000 8,562 36,027 184,589

- 24,200 75,395 50,000 530 24,865 75,395

2,718 5,000 ,412 14,344 13,000 1,344 14,344

4,823 - 5,805 5,000 805

9,833 15,000 7,480 546.409 300,000 240,943 5,406 546,409

2,000 54,000 70,800 lo/iDO 58,894 1,906 70,800

19,355 - 371,493 50,000 318,141 371,493

35,156 _ 324,676 50,000 : 264,103

1 Mortgage. 2 And Btreet mains. 3 Furniture and fixtures. And designs. ,

;

70 ANNUAL RETUKNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition r

Assets.

cs o \A.Mi: OF CORPO- fit B, * RATION.

1888. 1888. Cable Rubber Company Feb. 21, Jan. 17, $100,000 - - $30,000 $35,000 $15,116

Calumet AVoolen Com-

pany, . June 25, June 5, 300,000 $105,000 $35,000 70,000 75,000 75,604

Cambridge Electric Light Company, Mch. 29, Mch. 5, 60,000 161,888 3,164 !

Cambridge Gas Light

Company, . Feb. 16, Jan. 24, 700,000 743,036 with real 142,699

Cambridge Improve- 1879

ment Company, . June 21, Sept. 25, 600,000

1888. Cambridge Lyceum, Oct. 22, May 1, 20,000 21,500 _ 2736

Cambridge RollingMills, Oct. 12, Sept. 11, 50,000 58,100 38,600 19,500 20,000 3,132

Cambridge "Wharf Com- pany July 7, May 4, 200,000 - 9,000 2,625

Cambridgeport Diary - Company, . May 31, Feb. 23, 50,000 10,000 11,999 72,103

Cape Ann Anchor Works, Oct. 1, Sept. 17, 37,500 15,450 with R. E. 25,100 30,035

Cape Ann Granite Com- pany Aug. 13, Jan. 11, 100,000 25,500 20,000 5,500 45,000 122,601

Cape Ann Granite Com- 1887.

pany (for 1887), . Aug. 13, Jan. 12, 100,000 25,500 20,000 5,500 45,000 91,170

Cape Ann Granite Com- 1886.

pany (for 1886), . Aug. 13, Jan. 14, 100,000 25,500 20,000 5,500 45,000 100,508

Cape Ann Isinglass 18S8.

Company, . Nov. 14, Oct. 29, 30,000 8,000 with real estate 16,829

Cape Ann Printing Com-

pany, . June 7, May 7, 5,000 2,500 1,000

Carew Manufacturing

Company, . Feb. 1, Jan. 25, 35,000 38,000 3,000 25,000 33,735

Carson and Brown Com-

pany, . . . . July 21, July 18, 150,000 110,000 40,000 98,183

Carter, Rice and Co. Corporation, May 24, ;i April 30, 200,000 62,551 86 462,465 4,830 392,762

Carver Cotton Gin Com- pany Feb. 17, Feb. 7, 100,000 50,000 with R. E. 40,000 46,299

Cary Manufacturing r • Company, . Feb. 16, Jan. 17, 150,000 '3,375 1,324

Casey Bros, ^hoe Manu- 1887.

facturing Company, . Feb. 17, Dec. 7, 24,000 10,775 with R. E. 7,315 24,905

1888- Cattle Fair Hotel, July 7, Mar. 27, 27,650 100,600 2,539

4 5 i Plant. 2 Less dividend May 1. Adjourned. And land. And tools. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 71 of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

Cm 2 O

~ a

$1,025 $4,123 $115,710 $100,000 $14,817 $115,710 J

168,331 515,793 300,000 168,613 $20,594 20,586 515,793

$4,541 16,000 6,571 91,164 60,000 31,164 91,164

C.&D.R. 885,735 700,000 12,921 172,814 885,735

275,400 275,400

22,236 20,000 1,500 3736 22,236

81,232 50,000 16,707 81,232

not 11,625

j j known

106,916 50,000 854 56,062 106,916

withBal. 94,411 37,500 17,257 59,654 94,411 j P.andL. J

17,467 229,715 50,000 79,653 29,562 70,500 229,715

12,329 189,997 50,000 5S,4^2 11,075 70,500 189,997

15,661 207,942 50,000 75,862 11,580 70,500 207,942

10,446 87,008 30,000 13,435 28,573 15,000 S7.0US

500 6,000 5',000 1,000 6,000

138,544 35,000 21,339 $82,205 13S.544

248,1S3 150,000 77,665 20,518 248,183

42,125 711,309 200,000 481,847 •J5,rj4 4,338 711,309

3,500 199,906 100,000 20,000 29,900 50,000

5,699 127,700 1J7,7oo

55,297 24,000 30,482

103,139 27,660 7.VIS'.. 103,139

1 And improvements. - None except accrued taxes and rental to Barvard College. a For repairs. 1 Borses and teams, 72 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

Assets.

NAME OF CORPO- RATION. %o 0~ c o D

Central Mica Mining 1888. 1888.

Company, . . . May 81, April 17, $50,000 $40,100 $40,000 $100 $400

Central Mills Company, Jan. 81, Jan. 17, 150,000 61,516 89,095

Central Square Wharf

Compauy, . . . April 26, Mar. 27, 60,000 18,000

Central Wharf Com- pany Feb Jan. 2, 12,000 5,000

Chace Mills, . Nov. 30, Oct. 22, 500,000 187,000 7,000 180,000 443,441

Chad wick Lead Works, Mar. 15, Mar. 8, 200,000 120,569 with real estate

Chamberlain Manufac-

turing Company, . June 21 'Mar. 16, 30,000

Champion Card and - Paper Company, . Feb. 18, Jan. 19, 100,000 51,767 52,604

Chapman Valve Manu-

facturing Company, . Jan. 20, Jan. 18, 400,000 130,904 with R.E. 55,156

Charles River Shoe Fac- tory Company (for 1887. 18S7) Mar. 15 2Nov. 7, 27,300 20,000 3,000 17,000 - ;

Charles River Shoe Fac- 1888.

tory Company, . . Dec. 18 iNov. 19, 27,300 33,497 2,500 30,997

Charles River Towing - Company, The, . . May 2, April 25, 5,800 3,500

Chas. W. Copeland Man- ufacturing Company, Oct. 2! April 4, 50,000

Charlestown Enterprise

Company, . . . ] teb. 2S Jan. 9, 5,000

Charlestown Gas Com- pany Feb. 1 Jan. 16, 500,000 521,628 with real estate

Chase Turbine Manu- - facturing Company, . Feb. Jan. 17, 37,000 39,430 16,771

- Chauncy Hall School, . Mch. Mch. 5, 100,000 100,000 with R.E.

Chelsea Gas Light Com- pany, .... July 23, July 17, 300,000 161,823 with R.E. 166,467 Chemical Paper Com- pany Mch. 10, Jan. 13, 250,000 380,000 with real estate

Cheney Bigelow Wire - Works, . : Jan. 19, 60,000 23,685

Cheshire Shoe Manufac- - turing Company, The, Mch. 9, Feb. 28, 50,000 13,895

Cheshire Water Com- pany, .... May 31, May 9, 15,000 315,000 Cheshire White Quartz

Sand Company, . . Mch. -9. Mch. 13, 6,000 7,100 *6,000 1,100 2,100

Chester Paper Com-

pany, The, . . . June 13, May 9, 75,000 25,000 with R. E. 25,000

Adjourned. Should have been. Water rights, reservoir aud water pipes. Rights in sand bed. ;

1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 73

Corporations Continued. i — 3N of

Assets— Con. Liabilities.

w aud GO OO Proc- M A . o . p . O o in a M Qj 10 o o in a ^ o 02 M o a> Manufactures, Materials _« "3 m Stock a 2"° Reserves. « s 8 ess. to a ft .2 3 * ft « O OS 8 p Ph 3 D A PQ

|1,195 _ $625 $3,230 $48,750 $48,750 _ _ _ _ $48,750

46,300 - - - 226,879 150,000 $48,670 - $28,209 - 226,879

- - - - 18,000 60,000 - - - - 60,000

3,292 - 13,900 - 15,542 12,000 3,542 - - - 15,542

75,303 - 8,100 - 802,682 500,000 189,764 - 112,918 - 802,682

69,996 - - - 262,728 200,000 59,696 - 3,032 - 262,728

- $25,000 74 6,473 31,603 30,000 1,603 - - - 31,603

59,498 9,000 376 - 211,049 100,000 82,699 - 23,350 2$5,000 211,04C

145,038 4 80,502 - 501,717 400,000 20,488 - 58,693 22,536 501,717

- - - 11,300 31,300 27,300 4,000 - - - 31.30C

- - - - 33,714 27,300 4,500 - 1,914 - 33,71-1

- - 1,840 2,872 8,212 5,800 2,412 - - - 8,215

- - - 45,614 53,660 50,000 3,660 - - - 53.66C

200 - 1,500 - 7,270 5,000 352 - - 1,918 7,27(

8,445 - 34,350 - 602,132 500,000 35,534 - 30,510 36,088 602,13s

13,654 1,000 - - 99,315 37,000 37,928 - 9,387 15,000 99,31c

- - - 436 100,436 100,000 - - 436 - 100,43(

455 - - - 339,495 300,000 852 - 38,643 - 339,49;

*i50,ooo 107,335 - 387 - 574,230 250,000 - - 51,283 574,231 122,947 \

20,064 9,400 2,867 - 67,606 60,000 3,077 - 2,400 2,129 67,60

30,620 - - - 108,129 50,000 53,919 - 4, -210 - 108,12

- - - - 15,000 15,000 - - - - 15,00

75 - - 4,232 14,400 6,000 8,400 - - - 14,40

20,349 - - - 93,837 75,000 1,089 - 14,748 - 93,88

1 Vessels. irantee fund. Horse. 1 Permanent loan. 74 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

m a Assets. fixed

a>

as Corporation. 99

NAME OF CORPO- m Stock 3 >> RATION". 2 eg m v Go . § a SJ o the W £ a «j Capital 2 a i> 9(2 S CJ by B 2 O

Chicopee Electric Light 1888. 1888. _ _ Company, . June 14, April 4, $10,000 $2,001 $10,656 $197

Chicopee Falls Building - - - Company, . Nov. L3, Oct. 10, 12,000 $19,288 969

Chicopee Folding Box Company, . June 20, Jan. 31, 36,000 - - - 11,704 10,163

Chicopee Manufactur- 1887. ing Company, Jan. 26, Dec. 28, 1,000,000 500,000 $100,000 400,000 500,000 451,406

Chicopee Water Com- 1888. pany, .... Men. io, Mch. 6, 75,000 - - 4,456 '80,380 1,647 Child Acme Cutter and Press Company, The, July 31, June 26, 30,000 _ - - 6,600 9,671

Childs and Kent Ex- - - press Company, . Oct. 29, Oct. 5, 20,000 - 5,000 31,837

Christian Register As- - - sociation, The, . Feb. 9, Jan. 11, 8,500 _ 578 5,370

Citizen Newspaper - - Company, The, . July 2, April 19, 11,000 - 14,070 10,907

Citizens' Gas Light Company of Quincy, Mch. 6, Jan. 12, 40,000 4,000 1,000 23,000 4,000 1,984

Citizens' Gas Light Company of Reading, South Reading and

Stoneham, . Nov. 2, Oct. 2, 100,000 8,000 2,000 6,000 87,500 6,470

Citizens' Steam and Gas Light Company of . _ Lynn, The, . April 30, ''April 12, 125,000 165,000

- City Mills Company, Mch. 21, Jan. 20, - 96,000 - 37,500 37,500 82,149

Clarendon Mills, . Feb. 4, Feb. 1, 100,000 40,000 10,000 30,000 60,000 940

Clark and Chapman Ma- - - - chine Company, . June 18, June 2, 30,000 6,000 1,000

Clark's Cove Guano ( 964,339 - - *44,501 Company, . Dec. 18, Aug. 15, 800,000 226,044 00,143 e30,000 • ( - 60S ('leghorn Mills, Aug. 'J, July 16, 100,000 - 49,606 84,901 7,

Clement Manufacturing - - 14,484 Company, . Aug. 17, July IS, 32,000 24,579 26,530

Clinton Gas Light Com- C9,000 pany May 18, Feb. 15, 35,000 - - 40,000 1,030

Clinton Market Com- - - - pany, .... June 11, Jan. 10, 200,000 285,000 - Clinton Wire Cloth 134,473 323,517 Company, . June 1, May 30, 400,000 148,371 with R.E.

Cobb Stove and Machine - - 12,987 Company, . Feb. 23, Jan. 18, 25,000 14,199 1 ,828

1 Pipes laid and easements. 2 Works and dwelling. ''• Adjourned.

r 4 Suspended accounts. » Guaranteed accounts. c Street mains. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 75 of Corporations — Continued.

As sets — Con. Liabilities.

aud OS De- Proc- .a o . Stock. a> for in a M O preciation. Manufactures, Materials a

GO Stock ey Capital Reserve ess. to CO 199 3 <5 M P H cq

- - " - $12,854 $10,000 $2,694 - $160 - $12,854

- - - - 20,257 9,425 10,832 - - - 20,257

$15,866 $34,881 $614 - 73,228 36,000 32,608 - 4,620 - 73,228

$ 445,612 - 5,452 - 1,902,470 1,000,000 605,983 - 196,487 1100,000 1,902,470

- - 191 $6,372 93,046 75,000 18,046 - - - 39,046

21,777 1,000 - - 39,048 30,000 '5,502 - 3,546 - 39,048

- - - - 36,837 20,000 5,636 - - 11,201 36,837

- - 27,000 - 12,954 8,500 3,456 - 998 12,954

S25 - - - 25,862 11,000 10,171 - 1,391 3,300 25,862

81,500 ) - - - 853 - 31,268 46,105 33,000 13,105 46,105 ! 42,500 \

500 - - - 102,476 95,300 990 - 6,186 - 102,476

- 125,000 - - 290,000 125,000 8125,000 - - - 250,000

- - 96,000 47,946 - 65,441 25,000 234,387 77,238 . - 234,387

6S.830 - 09,464 - 179,234 100,000 74,024 - 5,210 - 179,234

2,000 - - - 9,000 30,000 4,250 - - - 34,250

119,612 - - - 1,444,639 747,100 691,056 - 11,483 - 1,444,639

195,129 - 20,470 - 357,834 100,000 251,057 - 6,777 -

23,075 - 15,328 - 103,996 32,000 53,972 - IS ,024 - 103,996

7,047 - 701 - 57,778 35,000 15,000 - 7,77S - 57,778

- - - - 285,000 200,000 115,000 - - 315,000

232,716 - - - 839,077 400,000 232,720 '$32,426 153,931 20,000 839,077

1

I "6,000 12,023 - 10,048 - 51,085 25,000 911,113 - - 51,088 } 8,972

" 1 Guarantee. 2 Good will, etc. :f Holders. * Mains and meters. Bonds. 9 Bleachery. 7 Reserve for (ire insurance. b Mortgage. Surplus. 76 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Conditioi^

00 « a Assets. * 2 01 f "8 a as . Corporal 2 NAME OF CORPO- the H S3 J! Capital "3 '3 o d by o r A PQ O jj Coburn and Taylor Man- 1888. 1888. ufacturing Company, Nov. 22, Oct. 27, f* o _ _ _ _ $676 Coburn Manufacturing - - Company, . July 3, Jan. 9, 50,000 $35,000 with R. E.

Coburn Shuttle Com- pany, .... Sept. 7, Mch. 7, 100,000 138,000 with R. E. $10,000 8,136 Cochrane Chemical Com- pany Mch. 27, 2Mch. 24, 350,000 163,350 with real estate 64,027

Cohannet Mills, Oct. 31, Oct. 30, 200,000 60,000 $5,000 $55,000 140,000 19,874

Cohasset Water Com- 1887.

pany (for 1887), . Jan. 12, July 11, 30,000 370,293 with real estate 995

Cohasset Water Com- 1888. pany Aug. 20, July 23, 30,000 370,000 with real estate 1,772

Collins Manufacturing

Company, The, . Mch. 10, Jan. 3, 300,000 177,400 78,304 99,096 178,769 74,536

Columbia Rubber Com- pany Mch. 5, Feb. 8, 25,000 - - - 18,365 45,578

Commercial Tow Boat - - - - Company, The, . Mch. 5, Jan. 26, 64,000 5,059 Commercial Wharf - Company, The, . June 29, Mch. 5, 408,000 402,776 with R. E. 5,224 Commonwealth Shoe and Leather Company, July 20, April 19, 175,000 40,000 3,000 37,000 20,000 232,525

Conanicut Mills (for 1887. 1887) Feb. 28, Oct. 26, 120,000 37,735 f>,606 31,129 147,817 11,157 1888. Conanicut Mills, Nov. 2, Oct. 24, 120,000 37,734 6,605 31,129 147,817 22,694 Constitution Wharf

Company, . Dec. 4, Oct. 15, 400,000 405,089 with real estate 23,054

Continental Sugar Re- *74,565 I - finery, The, May 5, Feb. 7, 400,000 248,201 94,136 110,000 79,500 \ Conway Co-operative Creamery of Conway, Mass. Feb. K, Jan. 11, 3,500 3,835 115 3,720 1,255 5,278

Cooper Water Motor - - - - 191 Company, . June 2(5, Jan. 3, 15,000

Co-operative Store Com- - - - - pany, The, . April 26, April 23, 2,000 1,112

Cordaville Woolen Com- pany, .... Mch. a, Jan. 31, 50,000 27,000 with R. E. 15,862 36,463

Cordis Mills, . Mdi. L6, Feb. 14, 120,000 18,500 with R. E. 20,000 82,126

r • - Cotocheset Company, . Aug. 13, July 14, 30,000 -48,000 with real estate

Cottage City Gas Com- 1S87. I 661,019 - - pany, The, . Jan. 2, Oct. 17, 80,000 500 28 \ ^20,000 J

1 Mortgage of $22,000. 2 Adjourned. Construction. « Wharf.

r • ' And furniture, etc. 8 Gas plant. Electric plant. .1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 77

'of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

and oo Proc- 3 en M ea A 2 O o . o o . — r. o - r. bo a> o 5 in Q. 00 a w o DQ OS ^ o Manufactures, Materials 3 a «J eo "3 o" £ "S Stock a g-a o

- $6,000 $200 - $6,876 $6,000 - - $876 - $6,870

- - - - 35,000 50,000 - - - " 50,01)0

$14,203 8,000 2,782 i$41,475 122,596 100,000 $22,596 - - - 122,596

124,676 - 64,615 - 416,668 350,000 66,668 - - - 416,668

82,571 - - - 302,445 200,000 81,652 - 793 $20,000 302,445

227,000 957 - - - J - - 72,245 72,245 27,100 - | 18,145 1

2 - - - ( 27,000 - - 774 72,546 27,100 - 72,546 } 18,446 1

86,151 - - - 516,856 300,000 205,026 - 11,830 - 516,856

96,872 - - - 160,815 25,000 47,657 $30,000 58,158 - 160,815

- - 59,176 - 64,235 64,000 - - - 235 04,235

- - - - 408,000 408,000 - - - - 408,000

132,052 - - - 424,577 175,000 239,872 - 9,705 -, 424,577

102,584 - - - 299,293 119,000 129,485 - 50,208 - 299,293

- - - - 87,007 • - 295,252 119,600 116,625 59,027 295,252

- - - - 428,143 400,000 3,438 - 24,705 - 428,143

*20,536 :i 15,164 -\ 6951 400,000 400,000 - - - - 400,000 «5,148 I-

1,238 - - - 11,606 3,375 7,981 - - 250 11,6116

- - - 15,934 16,125 15,000 1,125 - - - 16,12.".

1 «50 1,683 - '45 - 2,840 1,800 - 193 10540 2,840 j 9257 J

17,254 - - - 96£T9 50,000 19,088 "3,500 [8,991 5,000 96,579

25,317 - - - 145,943 120,000 628 1*8,273 - 17,042 145,943

- - - - 48,000 30,000 1818,000 - - - 48,000

- - - - 81,547 60,000 21,240 - 307 " SI,",47

1 3 Deficit. 2 Bonds. Wagon and tanks containing sugar syrup. ' Bone coal, new and old.

r '' • 6 7 8 ' Sundries. Fuel. Fixtures. Educational Fund. Uncalled-for dividends.

10 Or Contingent Fund. n For boilers. 12 Guarantee account. ' Mortgage. 78 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888

Abstract of Certificates of Conditio! 1

Assets. I fixed 1

as Corporation. i 2 a 8. NAME OF CORPO- Certificate (5 Stock i RATION. a ci gB 00 "X 09 o the

Filed. IS o Capital 2 o When - rt a » Q by W 3

Cottage Hearth Com- 1888. 1888. _ _ pany, .... Mch. 6, Feb. 4, $5,000 _ _ $23 Cotton Improvement 5,318 - - - - \ I Company, . Dec. 14, 'Sept. 19, 20,000 ) 21,350 ) Courier Publishing Com- - - - pany, .... Oct. 5, July 26, 6,800 5,500

Cowell and Hall Manu- - - - facturing Co., The, . Mch. 29, Jan. 10, 16,000 $2,000 15,166

Craig & Richards Gran- ite Company, The, Feb. 13, Feb. 10, 10,000 $3,700 $1,200 $2,500 3,000 9,939

Craighead & Kintz Man- ufacturing Company, The May 4, Feb. 14, 160,000 . 91,402 143,554 75,567

Crane and Waters Man- ufacturing Company, Mch. 24, Jan. G, 65,000 - 20,000 - 25,013 17,744

1887. Crescent Mills (for 1887), Jan. 12, Nov. 9, 500,000 289,030 with R. E. 447,298 40,825

1888. Crescent Mills, Nov. 23, Nov. 14, 500,000 293,388 with R. E. 447,122 45,617

Crocker Manufacturing

Company, . May 11, May 9, 100,000 100,000 with real estate 34,291

Crosby Steam Gage and Valve Company, June 16, 3June 2, 100,000 46,460 with R. E. 33,681 70,450

Crystal Emery Wheel 3 - - - Company, The, . Aug. 3, June 6, 30,000 5,558 1,669

Crystal Lake Steamboat - - - - Company, . Mch. 12, Jan. 10, 1,400 4300

Crystal Spring Bleach- ing and Dyeing Com- pany, .... Mch. C, Feb. 23, 200,000 155,293 with R. E. 159,037 23,574 Cummington Co-opera- tive Creamery Associ- 1887. ation, The (for 1887), April 2, July 2, 2,525 3,387 250 3,137 471 513

Cummington Co-opera- tive Creamery Associ- 1888. ation Oct. 5, July 7, 2,525 3,709 250 3,459 727 473 Cunningham Iron - Works Company, Mch. 6, Feb. 13, 100,000 - 12,890 47,809

Currier Telephone Bell - - - - 656 Company, The, . Mch. 23, Feb. 12, 500,000

Curtis Manufacturing

• Company, . Feb. 27, Jan. 10, 100,000 80,000 40,000 40,000 30,000 40,000

Cutter and Walker Man- ufacturing Company, June 20, Feb. 20, 40,000 12,000 - - 850 5,005

- Cutter Tower Company, May 7, April 28, 20,000 - - - 32,639

D. & L. Slade Company, Jan. 30, Jan. 11, 100,000 34,450 with real estate 29,225

1 Should have been. Notes in process of collection. 3 Adjourned. 4 Engine and boiler. 18.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — Xo. 10. 79 f Corporations — Continued.

• | Assets— Con. Liabilities. o and 00 PrOO- 3 M ? . o O D o bfi o (V ° So in a 1-1 o £ i

Materials a 9>,J "3 r a Stock g-o Z 088. o g "3 ft - o i p 08 S '— 3 pq o 3 - -

- - - $51,877 $51,900 $5,000 $40,900 - - -

- - - 13,478 20,146 20,000 146 - - - 20,140

. - - - 5,500 6,800 - - - 6,800

$2,967 - - 5,659 25,792 16,000 9,792 - - " 25,792

8,150 - - - 24,789 10,000 10.6S9 - $4,100 -

153,276 $45 $5,900 261,374 731,118 160,000 571, US - - - 731,118

C4.801 _ 6,799 - 134,357 65,000 69,357 - - - 134,357

186,323 - - - 963,476 500,000 387,751 - 75,725 - 903,470

167,662 - - - 953,789 500,000 360,665 - 93,124 - 953,789

42,438 - - - 176,729 100,000 36,207 ~ 40,522 - 176,729

35,539 8,245 6,482 - 200,857 100,000 11,582 - 89,275 -

16,271 3,000 323 13,278 40,099 26,500 12,519 - - $1,080 40,oou

- - 1500 600 1,400 1,400 - - - - 1,400

20,081 - - - 357,985 200,000 153,780 - 4,205 - 357,985

174 - 185 - 4,73o 2,525 2,075 - 130 - 4,730

181 - - - 5,090 2,525 2,000 - 3,72 193 5,090

25,373 4,500 5,003 27,250 123,725 100,000 2::, 725 - - - 123,725

398,965 - - 401,621 400,000 - 1,621 - 401,621

50,000 - - - 200,000 100,000 300 - 100,300

9,017 - - 26,529 54,001 40,000 14,001 " - 5 1,001

- •23,41 r, - - 432 20,000 56,486

22,440 29,651 - - 115,766 100,000 12,361 - - 3,405 115,766

i Boat. 80 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

00 • 3 s Assets. * 2 -2 to a « o as NAME OF CORPO- "S u u £* £ s a> to o o „-. RATION. SO ea i -eg — o H n a a "3 is o J1 5-° a -> S3 h-1 pq 3 6

1888. 1888.

. _ _ _ ]). Lothrop Company, May 14, | Mch. 13, $200,000 $4,500 $62,858

Daily News Company, 1887. - - - The, .... Jan. 18, Aug. 2, 5,000 !5,500 3,239

Dakota Mortgage Loan 1888. Corporation, The, June 14, April 27, 250,000 - $10,392 - - 516,176

Dalzell Axle Company, Nov. 14, Oct. 6, 30,000 $10,000 2,000 $8,000 10,000 30,905

Damon Manufacturing 2 Company, . Mch. 20, Mch. 19, 80,000 45,000 5,000 40,000 30,000 2,025

Damon Narrow Fabric - - - Company, The, . Mch. 3, Feb. 15, 30,000 12,750 4,090

Damon Safe and Iron WorksCompany, The, May 15, 2 May 8, 37,500 - - - 18,039 49,366 Dana Hardware Com- - - - pany, .... Nov. 5, Sept. 26, 150,000 - 83,201

Danvers Bleachery, Mch. 17, Mch. 7, 200,000 65,000 with R. E. 135,000 63,680

Danvers Co-operative Association, Feb. 16, Jan. 11, 2,500 - - - - 2,549

Danvers Co-operative - - Union Society, . Jan. 31, Jan. 4, 5,500 2,320 - 2,242

Danvers Gas Light

Company, . Feb. 13, Jan. 9, 20,000 20,326 with real estate 832

Davis and Furber 2 - Machine Company, . Feb. 27, Jan. 31, 400,000 - 131,100 80,000 402,558

- Davis Company, The, . June 14, Jan. 17, 50,000 - 6,000 18,412 11,700

- Dnvol Mills, . May 18, May 7, 400,000 269,089 17,674 251,415 365,000

Day Cordage Company, May 26, Feb. 15, 100,000 35,000 10,000 25,000 50,000 17,545 Deane Steam Pump - - Company, The, . Feb. 18, Jan. 31, 200,000 28,069 59,570 112,503

Decker and Bonitz Card Clothing Company, The Feb. 20, Feb. 2, 80,000 15,133 with R. E. 26,970 18,503

Dedham and Hyde Park Q-as and Electric Light

Company, . Feb. 11, Jan. 11, 100,000 8,010 2,798 5,212 34,431 3,759

Dennison Manufactur- ing Company, April 28, April 10, 400,000 193,529 37,881 155,648 105,384 267,945

Dennisport FishingCom- 1887. pany Jan. 25, Dec. 22, 50,000 - - 31,957 *394 2,454

Diamond Safety Razor 1888. 2 - - - Company, The, . Sept. 1, Aug. 31, 15,000 1,500 3,392

- - - 7,833 Diatite Company, . Feb. 2, Jan. 18, 30,000 4,205

Dickinson Hard Rubber - - 9,072 Company, . . Mch. 5, Jan. 11, 40,000 14,817 32,922

4 1 And type. - Adjourned. 3 Wharf and land. Fixtures, etc. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 81 of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

A . o o

3

$290,238 $357,596 $200,000 $138,870 $18,726 $357,596

i$l,386 10,125 5,000 2,428 2,697 10,125

526,568 250,000 228,169 6,399 $42,000 526,568

8,000 58,905 30,000 22,469 6,436 58,905

90,852 724 $371 168,972 80,000 88,972 168,972

22,682 39,522 30,000 7,471 2,051 39,522

55,481 $438 123,324 37,500 82,508 3,316 123,324

181,126 264,327 150,000 114,327 264,327

10,750 274,430 200,000 59,430 15,000 274,430

1,909 4,458 2,500 50 $750 I 1,158 4,458

2234 3,613 3303 8,800 5,500 1,840 83 52<) 8,800 *88

1,055 22,582 20,000 2,582 22,582

69,757 683,415 400,000 88,973 194,442 683,415

60,299 97,311 50,000 26,804 20,507 97,311

159,476 793,565 386,964 350,931 55,670 793,565

13,237 3,218 119,000 100,000 19,000 119,000

183,507 "18,492 402,141 200,000 202,141 402,141

22,831 9,226 93,252 78,500 8,265 6,487 93,262

2,633 581 63,861 113,275 100,000 13,275 113,276

511,771 4,500 1,083,129 391,000 671,656 20,473

50,000 1,963 36,864 50,000

1,918 10,500 675 17,985 15,000 2,985 17,988

38,030 20,373 3,000 -718 1,901 38,030 30,000 8,030

548 84,161 40,000 16,891 84,161

1 :: Bight shares stock. 1 Addition to plant. - Fixtures. Ilorai-, wagon, etc. 7 Dies tools. 5 Patterns. 6 Four vessels, seines, etc. and 82 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888. ji-

Abstract of Certificates of Condition of

was Assets.

bb a m a, NAME OF CORPO- Certificate RATION. o o s? is 5-5 Filed.

ft o pq

Dighton Furnace Com- 1888. 1888. pany, .... Mch. 5, Feb. 23, $70,000 $41,500 with R. E. $9,000

I tighton Manufacturing

Company, . Mch. 15, Mch. 1, 29,000 28,000 with R. E. 1,000

Dighton Stove Lining

Company, . Feb. 10, Jan. 11, 19,600 14,000 with R. E. 2,500

Dorchester Gas Light

Company, . Feb. 28, »Feb. 15, 400,000 164,700 with R. E. 248,586

Douglas Axe Manufac- turing Company, Feb. 20, July 13, 400,000 $170,000 50,000

Dover Stamping Com-

pany, . April 10, Jan. 11, 400,000 188,664 with R. E. 119,433

Drainage Construction

Company, . Sept.] 7, July 25, 20,000

Dresser Manufacturing

Company, . July 1G, July 10, 36,000 4,500 $500 4,000

Dudley Mills, April 25, Feb. 15, 100,000 75,000 with real

Duncan & Goodell Co., Mch. 26, Mch. 21, 45,000

Duncan Leather Manu-

facturing Company, . Oct. 3, May 8, 100,000 15,000 10,870

Durfee Mills, . Nov. 21, Oct. 23, 500,000 44,979 80,000 310,000 710,000

Dutcher Temple Com-

pany, . Feb. 25, Jan. 24, 40,000 32,175 with R. E. 8,000

Dwight Manufacturing

Company, . Sept, 0, July 9, 1,200,000 500,000 with R. E. 500,000

Dwight Friuting Com-

pany, . Oct. 27, Oct. 10, 300,000 448,971 67,215 381,756 5,000

E.A.Bliss Company,The Aug. 27, July 21, 50,000 15,915

E. & S. May Faper Com- 17,985 pany, The, . Feb. 17, Jan. 18, 35,000 17,300 with R.E.

E. Howard Watch and Clock Company, The, Feb. 17, Feb. 13, 250,000 72,739 with R. E. 100,000

E. Stebbins Manufactur- ing Company, Mch. 19, Jan. 18, 50,000 19,700 3,000 16,700 17,359

Eagle Cotton Gin Com- 11,868 pany, . June 4, May 22, 56,000 26,500 with R.E.

Eagle Metallic Brush 3 Company, . Feb. 3, Jan. 3, 5,000

East Boston Company, May 15, May 7, 1,122,341 952,168 933,065 419,103

East Boston Dry Dock real estate Company, . Mch. 6, Mch. 5, 100,000 68,000 with

East Boston Gas Com- 67,154 155,^7 pany, . Feb. 20, Jan. 25, 220,000

1 Adjourned. 2 Including royalties due from towns; suits pending. 3 Should have been held. 4 Improvements. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10, 83 of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

ago

2 C3 O qd

9 ffl

$43,527 3,042 $13,088 $154,921 $70,000 $84,921 - - $154,921

1,800 30,800 29,000 1,800 30,800

10,101 3,335 40,001 19,600 15,955 $980 $3,466 40,001

12,362 480,315 400,000 3,085 - 77,230 480,315

210,555 535,083 400,000 126,500 8,583 535,083

179,123 $10,000 31,624 643,059 400,000 243,059 : 643,059

535 14,052 16,278 56,485 20,000 36,485 - 56,485

4,500 2 339 339

35,387 1,374 113,012 100,000 8,097 - 1,151 $3,764 113,012

42,993 54,107 45,000 8,171 - 936 54,107

227,763 579 299,414 100,000 199,414 299,414

- 223,514 12,200 1,401,498 500,000 339,903 561,595 1,401,498

- 13,414 1,000 67,256 40,000 12,339 7,000 7,917 67,256

- 1,990,158 390,972 20, *;:; 1,990,158 1,200,000 227,682 562,476

386,123 540,094 300,000 240,094 540,0J&

41,500 - - 71,311 17,707 [ 71,311 50,000 14,951 1,388

- 55,260 10,076 55,260 35,000 14,870 i,390

- 526,841 285,456 520,841 250,000 223,000 53,841

- 22,200 127,668 56,631 "6,892 127,653 50,000 55,447 with ,2 OS bal. 170,144 78,320 610 176,144 56,000 40,876 79 P.& L

- : 100 5,000 5,000

152,222 1,123,865 1,122,341 1,524

- - 100,000 30,000 100,000 100,000

54,136 41,605 282,936 220,000 8,800

houses. i Undivided dividend. 2 Paid back; no business except renting c Deficit. Patterns. » To debit of interest, insurance and expenses. * Stock in treasury. 84 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

to Assets. fixed

be 00 as Corporation. o .2 NAME OF CORPO- 0> 6 Stock >> PS RATION. £ to 5a 0> a o the .2

Capital is a a> o by a a H « * o

East Cambridge Land 1888. 1888. _ _ _ Company, . Sept. 29, Jan. 11, $256,500 $143,500 $4,799

East Douglas Co-opera- tive Association, July 14, April 30, 2,000 - - - - 4,035

East Templeton Co-oper- 1887. ative Chair Company, Feb. 11, Dec. 20, 20,000 8,600 $3,500 $5,100 $4,500 16,792

Easthampton Gas Com- 1888. pany Feb. 20, Jan. 18, 30,000 9,500 500 9,000 110,500 3,752 Easthampton Rubber Thread Company (for 1887. 1887) Jan. 10, Dec. 20, 200,000 25,000 _ _ 25,000 117,801

Easthampton Rubber 1888. Thread Company, Dec. 21, Dec. 18, 200,000 - 30,000 25,000 115,331

Edison Electric Illumi- nating Company of Boston, The, Feb. 11, Jan. 3, 500,000 74,511 35,000 39,511 97,047 26,144

Edison Electric Illumi- nating Company of

Brockton, The, . April 28, Mch. 6, 71,000 18,800 3,800 15,000 41,481 5,157

Edison Electric Illumi- nating Company of 1887. 4,495 Fall River, . May 15, Oct. 10, 90,000 7,500 4,500 3,000 32,570 j

Edison Electric Illumi- nating Company of 1888. . . Lawrence, The, . Feb. 16, 2Jan. 14, 65,000 93,258 6,002

Edison Electric Illumi-

i nating Company of

4,449 . New Bedford, The, . Aug. 2, July 16, 100,000 16,458 with R. E. 69,935 Edson Manufacturing - - - - 16,848 Company, . April 16, April 12, 6,500

Educational Publishing - - - - 1,449 Company, The, . Aug. 7, June 29, 5,000

Educational Supply - - - 7,806 Company, The, . May 4, 2April24, 25,000 1,100

Edwards Grain Com- - - pany Oct. 12, July 5, 5,000 - - 6,579

Egremont Co-operative Creamery Company, _ - The, .... June 20, Mch. 3, 3,500 _ 2,000 1,000 Egremont Manufactur- ing Company, May 9, Jan. 18, 7,000 2,800 with R. E. 1,740 626

Elastic Rubber Com- - 3690 pany Nov. 17, Nov. 7, 1,000 - - 317

Electric Light and Patent Flooring Com- i 46,500 - 12,000 4,125 pany, The, . Dec. 4, July 3, 35,000 28,000 \ 55,000 ! Electric Lustre Starch - - - 3,564 14,423 Company, . Sept. 1, June 12, 7,500

1 Gasometer works. Adjourned. 8 And other assets. Electric plant. B Steam plant. 11888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 85

of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

p .

Jh S c 3 O O

pq

$108,201 $256,500 $256,500 $256,500

100 4,135 2,000 $1,885 4,135

$600 $14,029 45,403 20,000 24,193 2$121 $1,089 45,403 1882

916 38,500 33,168 30,000 201 2,967 -

154,108 321,909 200,000 96,358 10,551 15,000 321,909

105,749 276,080 200,0Q0 57,836 8,244 10,000 276,080

$150,000 239,£ 587,682 500,000 81,812 5,870 587,682

*80,000 1.885 16,500 87,672 171,495 71,000 171,-10o j 14,396

2,765 27,000 21,254 95,584 81,600 7,804 ,180 95,584

2,245 101,505 65,000 35,636 101,505

- 9,794 22,500 123,528 100,000 23,171 357 123,528

- 13,691 30,539 6,500 9,692 13,000 1,347 30,539

941 7*2 5,000 8,172 5,000 2,634 538 8,172

- 19,148 6,910 4,968 39,932 25,000 14,932

- 278 322 7,179 5,000 2,179 7,179

3,000 3,395

- 7,2:;<> 1,467 499 7,230 7,000 230

1,007 1,000 1,007

56,500 - 69,529 4,000 1,904 69,529 28,600 40,929 61,500

- 4,497 6,500 7,719 36,703 7,500 29,203

pipe and meters. 1 Personal property. 2 Sinking fund. Street 5 • Lumber. * Bonds. Electric lamps, etc. .

86 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

GQ OS Assets. fixed a 60 00 OS a as Corporation o Wa- s . NAME OF CORPO- £ "S Stock S RATION. to Power. 3 B aud be to a a o the w §1 h Capital 3 ter a by Land 3 S Q K P3 2 6

Electric Standard Time 1888. 1888.

Company, The, . Sept. 14, April 26, $30,000 _ . . _ $18,589

Elizabeth Poole Mills, . Nov. 5, Oct. 23, 75,000 $130,000 with real estate 66,518

Ellenville Tanning Com- pany, .... Nov. 2, April 2, 270,000 105,443 with R. E. $15,884 122,061 Elliott Paper Box Com- pany, .... Mch. 2, Jan. 23, 10,000 _ _ _ 1,085 1,814 Ellis Foundry Com- pany Mch. 1, Feb. 7, 15,000 _ _ $500 900 15,792 Elwell Heddle Com- pany, The, . July 6, Mch. 11, 50,000 _ _ _ 40,000 10,482

Emmons Loom Harness Company, . June 11, Feb. 20, 40,000 17,529 $935 16,594 13,913 14,594 Empire Laundry Ma- chinery Company, June 19, Feb. 8, 10,000 _ _ _ - 63,509

Enterprise Publishing

Company, . Mch. 10, Jan. 31, 10,000 _ _ _ 8,700 3,587

Equitable Pioneer Co- operative Association, July 13, 1 May 9, 2,000 _ _ _ - 1,729

- Essex Company, . May 29, May 29, 500,000 759,809 645,535 114,274 241,674

Essex County Building - Company, . May 11, April 23, 170,000 _ _ 170,000 376

Essex Steam Mill Com- pany May 15, April 25, 14,800 3,600 600 3,000 2,550 2,080

Eureka Clothes Wring- ing Machine Company, April 28, Jan. 18, 40,000 _ _ _ 3,437 41,939

Eureka Silk Manufac-

turing Company, Mch. 5, 1 Jan. 31, 300,000 _ 104,925 _ 123,938 29,896

Eureka Spindle Com-

pany, The, . Jan. 13, Jan. 2, 50,000 _ _ _ - 618

Everett Mills, . July 11, June 6, 800,000 367,000 with R.E. 383,015 351,693 Everett Piano Com- pany, .... July 23, July 9, 5,000 _ _ _ see misc. 25,386 Excelsior Umbrella Manufacturing Com- pany Jan. 27, Jan. 23, 40,000 6,167 38,210

F. A. Clapp Company, The Mch. 22, Feb. 13, 8,000 _ _ _ _ 3,372

F. A. Kennedy Com- pany April 4, Feb. 15, 150,000 71,837 _ _ 25,747 120,348

F. A. Whitney Car-

riage Company, . July 23, July 17, 84,000 81,579 30,000 51,579 5,800 108,173

F. B. Rogers Silver

. - - - Company, Aug. 2, June 27, 50,000 • - 124

Adjourned. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10, 87 of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

and <3 J)e- Proc- i 3 p .a --c O o o . n. x o - ai for o -I aj in q O m preoiation. Manufactures, £ a Materials OJ s "3 > "o u - Stock = w o = Reserve ess. 03 3 1 03 £ "3 5 p - * o i pa 6 «

$3,317 $5,000 _ $3,094 $30,000 $30,000 _ _ _ _ $30,000

with cash anddebts rec'iv'ble 196,518 75,000 $121,310 - $208 - 196,518

withBal. - 270,000 218,289 - 32,461 520,750 270,985 $6,377 520,750 j j P.andL.

1,178 5,000 ^319 11,152 20,548 10,000 6,548 - - 2 $4,000 20,548

16,738 - - - 33,930 15,000 817,293 - 1,637 - 33,930

422 - - 2,229 53,133 50,000 3,133 - - - 53,133

- (3,521 - 2,968 5,313 60,838 40,000 20,838 - - 60,838

- 10,370 - 3,855 - 83,734 10,000 58,214 -_ - 12,597 83,734

- - - 5,560 - 17,847 10,000 1,281 - 6,566 17,847

- 1,497 - - 522 3,748 1,335 2,413 - - 3,748

- - - - 1,001,483 500,000 - - 373,457 128,026 1,001,483

- - - 1,582 - 171,958 170,000 - - 171,958

- 59 - - 17,700 25,989 13,100 12,889 -

" - - - - - 49,113 i 49,113 40,000 4,074 5,039

- - 149,818 - - - 408,577 300,000 60,910 47,667

- - - 4 2,500 35,142 38,260 35,760 - 62,500 - - - - - 1,485,000 800,000 685,000 -

• - - 37,818 - 15,958 - 79,162 5,000 42,868 79,162

- - 61,745 - - - 96,122 40,000 49,199 C.923 96,122

- - •10,010 " - - 13,382 2,470 2,912

- - - 317,691 150,000 - 317,691

- 08,330 " 3,12'i - 267,004 84,000 150,318 12,403

- " - " - - 124 50,000 " 1

* In litigation, value unknown. • Office fixtures, •1c. » On patents. A iui c aims.

,; io|s ;ill(l 1 Coutiilgent. Borph is. Stock i mil Bxtur T ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888. w

Abstract of Certificates of Condition I ,.

Assets.

NAME OF CORPO- RATION. o*6 ? o (= 0) a v ct ** Hi

Fairfield Paper Com- 1888. 188S pany June 21. Feb. 6, $350,000 $350,000 with real

Fall Ri\erand Providence Steamboat Company, Nov. 22, Oct. 25, 96,000 46,000 with R. E.

Fall River Bleachery, . June 7, May 17, 250,000 167,335 $26,792 $140,543 $109,880

Fall River Boot and Shoe Manufacturing

Company, The, . April 12, Jan. 10, 15,000 7,500 4,000 3,500 3,260

Fall River Daily Globe Publishing Company,

The, . July 18, May 22, 10,000 1,200 7,331

Fall River Electric Light

Company, The, . Mch. 26, Mch. 12, 60,000 2,500 40,000

Fall River Gas Works

Company, . Aug. 17, July 27, 288,000 150,000 120,000 30,000 153,683

Fall River Granite Com- pany Jan. 28, Jan. 18, 12,000 7,915 6,500 1,415 2,700

Fall River Iron Works

Company, . Sept. 6, !Sept • 5, 96,000 96,000 with real estate Fall River Machine

Company, . Nov. 27, Oct. 25, 96,000 46,000 40,000 6,000 8,518

Fall River Manufactory, Oct. 10, Oct. 8, 180,000 15,744 33,600 60,000 150,656

Fall River Merino Com-

pany, The, . Aug. 25, Jan. 26, 125,000 35,110 7,110 28,000 88,203

Fall River Spool and 1887. Bobbin Company, Mch. 2, Oct. 25, 21,000 22,385 1,740 20,645 8,440

Fall River Spool and Bobbin Company (2d 1888. return), Dec. 4, Oct. 30, 21,000 22,454 1,740 20,714 8,503

Fall River Working- men's Co-operative Association, Feb. 24, Jan. '3, 25,000 12,400

Farmington RiverWater Power Company, Oct. 12, Oct. 10, 100,000 45,600 17,263 228,337

Fan- Alpaca Company, Aug. 28, June 22, 300,000 175,000 200,000

Farrar Tack Company, Feb. 28, Feb. 9, 15,000

Fanen Hotel Company, Oct. 5, iOct. 2, 30,000 25,000 with R. E.

Farwell Bleachery, July 17, June 19, 200,000 80,000 101,972

Faulkner Manufacturing

Company, . Apr! 119, Jan. 25, 100,000 52,000 10,000 42,000 23,000

Ferd. F. French & Co., Limited, Aug 8, July IS, 75,000

First Swedish Co-opera- tive Store Company of Quinsigamond, Wor- cester, Mass., Mch «• Feb. 11, 1,500

1 Adjourned. 2 Roads, buildings and dam. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 8<» of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

W O 9 ^ fl-O M a

$73,452 $508,672 $350,000 $103,770 $54,902 |508,672

2,083 1101,000 152,141 96,000 55,513 $628 152,141

15,647 $25 333,506 250,000 15,080 333,500

8,959 $4,994 27,237 15,000 12,247 32,241

200 13,006 10,000 598 $42S 11,026

12,948 ,000 69,363 60,000 5,417 3,946 69,363

5,895 325,502 288,000 8,193 29,309 325,502

1,766 1,843 19,557 12,000 19,557

144,085 96,000 3,047 45,038 144, OS:",

62,987 1,202 160,945 96,000 64,945 160,945

32,918 296,938 180,000 35,561 76,492 4,885 296,988

115,209 38,754 286,857 123,694 163,163 2S6,857

35,892 '.K)0 363 73,284 21,000 52,284 73,284

36,683 900 75,250 21,000 53,713 537 75,250

4,232 513 18,813 16,653 1,803 357 18,813

21,421 48,356 96,292 74,635 21,657 96,292 295 336,736 749,098 300,000 224,096 125,000

15,000 16,000 15,000 1,000 16,000

6,361 32,800 30,000 2,800

10,000 16,612 11,797 223,612 200,000

276,062 175,376 24,881 276,062 100,000 176,002

188,141 92,470 188,141 106,041 ,100

1,895 1,500 1,546 9,490 1,500

1 Two steamboats. Telephone line. ,

90 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract oj Certificates of Condition

OS Assets. ft sl V "3 « o ! o Debts NAME OF CORPO- O o o — 3 RATION. — eg a.

First Universalist Meet- ing House in Worces- 1888. 1888. ter, Proprietors of the, Nov. 9, Oct. 8, $15,000 $60,000 _

Fisher Manufacturing

Company, The, . Oct. 30, Oct. 3, 400,000 114,467 $18,000 $96,467 $118,093 $108,910

F i s k Manufacturing

Company, . Dec. 5, Nov. 19, 50,000 28,000 with R. E. 10,000 26,719

Fiskdale Mills, July 23, Feb. 1, 400,000 280,000 with R. E. 270,000 83,608 j

Fiske "Wharf and Ware- - - - house Company, Mch. 24, ! Feb. 13, 50,000 1123,000 18,620

Fitchburg Carbonized Stone and Pipe Com- pany, .... Mch. 22, Feb. 16, 5,000 _ _ 470 _ 415

Fitchburg Co-operative 1887. Association, Jan. 27, 2Nov. 7, 1,330 1888. Fitchburg Gas Company Aug. 28, July 25, 60,000 9,000 1,000 8,000 842,775 12,298

Fitchburg Steam En- - - - gine Company, . June 18, June 6, 30,000 21,425 30,157

Fitchburg Worsted

Company, . April 10, April 3, 250,000 201,096 with real estate 51,261

Flax Leather Manufac- turing Company, July 5, June 25, 100,000 18,000 with R. E. - 1,134

Flax Pond Fishing Com- _ _ _ _ pany in Dennis, . May 17, Jan. 30, 701 200 1887.

Flint Mills (for 1887), . Jan. 12, Nov. 7, 580,000 188,767 56,413 132,354 499,035 32,859 1888.

Flint Mills, . Nov. 14, Nov. 5, 580,000 188,427 46,655 141,772 489,034 32,077

Florence Furniture Com- pany June 6, April 10, 20,000 8,000 with R. E. 1,000 16,400

Florence Machine Com- - - pany, The, . June 5, Mch. 7, 100,000 49,963 14,925 35,750

Florence Manufacturing - - Company, . July 2, Jan. 17, 100,000 24,000 11,000 51,430

Flynt Building and Con- - - 8,971 38,572 struction Company, . May 25, ! April 23, 30,000 11,300

Fobes, Hayward & Co. - - - 30,000 122,968 (Incorporated), . Feb. 2, Jan. 10, 150,000 j

Forbes Lithograph Man- ufacturing Company, April 24, 175,000 _ _ 50,000 100,435 140,390 The May 14, |

Foster's Wharf Com- - - Sept. 10, Jan. 10, 300,000 300,000 - 16,820 pany |

Foundry Supply Com- 1887. - - - - 10,660 pany, The, . Jan. 9, Dec. 30, 5,000

Foxboro' Foundry and 1888. - - - 5,000 4,549 Machine Company, . July 14, June 5, 16,300

1 Equity in. 2 Should have been. Including mains. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 91 of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

i

+3 and 11 •5 Proc- 3 vz « . o o . o a -.1 fa a 00 2 in |Za-1 o 02 to

Manufactures, s a> Materials 3 H > si "S Stock z - - ED ess. a i 2 o a § fa o Ph i I" O

- - _ - 800,000 $15,000 - - " -

164,104 - - 405,574 400,000 $46,862 - - 446,862

24,31.') - - - 89,034 50,000 7,309 - $26,725 $5,000 89,034

58,430 - $2,912 - 694,950 400,000 123,812 - 21,138 150,000 694,950

- - 1,500 - 143,120 50,000 80,512 - 12,608 - 143,120

169 $3,500 "725 $286 5,565 5,000 565 - - - 5,565

- - - - None 1,330 284 - - - 1,614 - 1,989 - - - 66,062 60,000 - - 6,062 66,062

- 13,944 - 10,000 - 75,526 25,500 29,104 - 20,922 75,526

157,622 - - - 409,979 250,000 25,687 - 82,500 51,792 409,979

- - - - 19,134 100,000 - - - - 100,000

- - - - 200 701 - - - - 701

- 58,699 - 1,405 - 780,765 580,000 146,281 - 54,484 780,765

- 83,934 - 1,385 - 795,457 580,000 115,800 - 99,657 795,457

- - 4,589 - - - 29,989 20,000 5,010 - 25,010

- 48,086 - - - 148,724 100,000 38,533 - 10,191 148,724

- 49,260 - - - 135,696 100,000 25,696 - 10,000 135,696

- - - 5,885 - 04,728 30,000 4,299 - 30,429 64,728

- - 95,157 - - - 248,125 150,000 57,617 40,508 248,125

- 153,900 - - - 456,731 175,000 122,120 - 456,731

------87,598 404,418 300,000 2104,418 404,418

- - - 471 31,000 - 5,270 17,401 5,000 12,401 IT.401

- - - 11,100 - 2,001 35 22,685 16,300 6,385

Tools and fixtures. 2 Notes payable. 3 Brush pat. and stock. 92 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888. I

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

CD Assets. fixed

9 tit)

as Corporation. u Debts NAME OF CORPO- O 6 RATION. V Stock So s Receivable. II a a and o the H

Capital as a » "S by

Framingham Light, Heat 1888. 1887. and Power Company, Mch. 1, J July 21, $5,000 _ _ _ _ _

Framingham Odd Fel- lows' Building Asso- 1888. ciation, Feb. 2, Jan. 7, 9,000 $14,500 . . . Framingham Water

Company, . July 30, 'Mch. 5, 100,000 10,000 $150 $9,850 $10,000 $407

Franconialron and Steel Works, June 15, iJune 12, 75,000 27,500 - - 47,500 120

Franklin Cotton Manu-

facturing Company, . Mch. 21, Feb. 27, 50,000 28,365 with R. E. 27,152 9,304

Franklin Electric Light - Company, . Aug. 3, June 19, 5,000 - - 5,020 175

Franklin Paper Com- pany, .... May 24, May 21, 60,000 60,000 with R. E. 40,000 25,680 Franklin Rubber Com- pany Aug. 6, Mch. 23, 75,000 85,391 with real estate 5,270

Franklin Telegraph - - - - Company, . June 16, June 6, 1,000,000 1,000,000 - Frankton Mills, The, . Aug. 7, April 24, 30,000 7,000 2,000 5,000 7,000

Freeman Manufacturing

Company, . Aug. 13, Aug. 8, 500,000 2916,397 with real estate 187,584

French Co-operative - Store, The, . Sept. 27, Aug. 2, 5,500 2,900 400 2,500 4,107

Fresh Pond Ice Com- pany June 16, April 12, 50,000 58,000 30,000 28,000 35,830 2,818

Fulton Iron Foundry - - - Company, . Sept. 1, July 3, 60,000 11,300 4,215

G. W. & F. Smith Iron

Company, . Feb. 29, Jan. 11, 124,000 89,070 with R. E. 25,284 138,489

( Gardner Sovereigns' Co- operative Association, The June 7, May 5, 3,600 . 9,482 _ 3,459 Gardner Water Com- pany Sept. 7, May 7, 100,000 16,000 11,000 5,000 11,590 929

(fay and Parker Com- pany Nov. 28, Oct. 24, 100,000 - - 22,000 1,165 230,305

- - - ( i aylord Company, The, June 5, April 18, 25,000 48,450 4,688

Gazette Publishing 1887. - - - - Company, . April 18, Dec. 14, 24,000 9,000

George E. Read Furni- 1888. - - - ture Company, The, . April 30, Feb. 4, 10,000 7,931 9,827

George F. Blake Manu- - - facturing Company, . April 9, 'April 6, 500,000 137,097 105,305 643,678

1 Adjourned. 2 Inchides wate r works. 3 And tools. 4 And fixtiu es. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. LO. 93 of Corporations — Continued.

Assets— Con. Liabilities.

t£ J3 O 5 S s M 5 o s Sh3 5 3 - a

None. None.

$14,500 $9,000 $5,500 $14,500

$200,903 221,310 100,000 121,310 221,310

75,120 75,000 75,000

$13,267 15,095 83,183 50,000 30,474 >,709 83,183

65 5,260 5,000 _ 5,260

52,72S 178.40S 60,000 73,539 44,869 178,408

168,707 75,000 93,707 168,707

1,000,000 1,000,000 1,000,000

14,000 30,000 9,125 39,125

309,774 1,413,755 500,000 2459,494 304,261 I 1,413,755

3,008 10,015 5,500 2,655 30 1,100 10,015

8,500 20,156 95,304 50,000 41,176 4,128 95,304

1,115 +2,400 19,030 560,000 60,608

25,936 278,779 124,000 100,618 10,(i00 34,161 10.UU0 278,779

1 '1,685 »220 18,281 3,600 »428 10.71S 18,281 ! 81,850

i"ll 0,601 43,505 182,625 100,000 82,625

25,667 279,137 100,000 270,137

9,896 1,301 4,648 28,983 25,000 3,983

24,000 1,500 10,500 24,000

10,000 18,107 2,161 S1,0«1

719,581 500,000 475,321

3 stterns. 1 Franklin National Bank. 2 Including bonds. Dividends and Inter 8 Stoic fixtures. 5 Closing up business; capital paid back to stockholders except assets as shown. '" 7 Bills payable. 8 Notes outstanding. '•' Interest due. Plj - 94 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

i Abstract of Certificates OF CO NDITIOl a was « Assets. x 2 si S S .9 £3 o Debts "5 NAME OF CORPO- Certificate 6 >> RATION. OB u b0 e Receivable. 01 and o H a a Filed. 2 -2 2 o When li a '3 +» Cash at es,a 03 a Q o pq

George G. Page Box 1888. 1888. _ _ ( lompany, The, . Oct. 3, Aug. 6, $68,400 $63,550 $7,363 $24,899

George IT. Gilbert Man- ufacturing Company, Feb. 10, 'Jan. 30, 1,000,000 1,000,000 with real estate 605,097

George Noyes Plough- - - - - man Company, The, . Mch. 9, Jan. 14, 30,000 2,000

George R. Dickinson Paper Company, Jan. 28, Jan. 23, 150,000 200,000 with R. E. 100,000 107,744

Geo. W. Wheelwright Paper Company, Feb. 17, Jan. 14, 100,000 50,000 with R. E. 50,000 80,688

Germania Mills, . Mch. 27, Jan. 31, 300,000 175,000 $50,000 $125,000 125,000 53,095 Gibbs Loom-Harness

and Reed Company, . May 5, April 25, 50,000 19,000 4,000 15,000 18,314 3,739

Gilbert and Barker Man- ufacturing Company, June 6, *May 9, 40,000 30,130 with R. E. 2,764 88,495 Gillespie Governor 2 - Company, . June 7, 50,000 - - 1,000 5,859

Glasgo Thread Com- - - - pany, The, . May 18, May 15, 50,000 7,500 35,850

Glasgow Company, Feb. 15, Jan. 25, 350,000 348,206 with real estate 4,946

Glendale Elastic Fabrics 1887. - - Company, . Feb. 14, Dec. 20, 240,000 106,997 149,012 33,056

1888. Glcndon Company, June 23, Mch. 29, 250,000 210,000 85,000 125,000 30,000 77,885

Globe Coal Company, . July 27, April 23, 56,000 34,000 19,000 315,000 3,000 92,350

Globe Co-operative Shoe - - - Company, . May 12, Feb. 6, 11,000 4,654 4,132

Globe Gas Light Com- - pany, .... Feb. 6, Jan. 23, 250,000 - - - 15,245

Globe Nail Company, . April 12, Jan. 30, 250,000 139,000 with R. E. 46,141 41,185

Globe Newspaper Com- - - pany, The, . Mch. 8, Feb. 13, 125,000 600 141,811 173,527

1887.

Globe Worsted Mills, . Jan. 6, Dec. 28, 30,000 42,000 with R. E. 39,500 17,720

1888. Globe Yarn Mills, The, May 18, April 26, 900,000 173,540 40,668 132,872 281,170 104,241

Gloucester Electric 4 - - - Company, . Nov. 23, Aug. 6, 20,000 "

Gloucester Fish Drying i Company, . . . April 10, April 9, 20,000 5,800 800 5,000 4,206 8,850

Gloucester Gas Light

Company, . . Aug. 8, July 17, 62,300 27,000 with R. E. •535,300 10,298

1 Adjourned. 2 Not held. 3 And sheds. r * Should have been. ' And material. 8 Including street mains, 3.JL888-] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 95

\%f Corp orations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

aud m a! Proc- Q . Profit -3 o O ~ ~

$38,098 - $8,386 " $142,296 $68,400 $30,696 - $9,154 $34,046 $142,296

423,894 - 1216,700 - 2,245,691 1,000,000 11,027,669 - 2 218,022 - 2,245,691

- _ 328,000 $6,000 36,000 30,000 6,000 - - - 36,000

70,351 - - - 478,095 150,000 182,208 - 5,887 140,000 478,095

73,980 - - - 254,668 100,000 106,490 - - 48,178 254,608

196,425 - - - 549,520 300,000 149,520 - - 100,000 549,520

7,895 $6,925 - - 55,873 50,000 477 - 2,896 2,500 55,873

- 38,763 5,000 10,870 - 176,022 40,000 57,549 4$44,235 34,238 176,022

- - 7,510 40,732 2,397 12,675 70,173 50,000 20,173 - 70,173

- - 33,828 - - - 77,178 50,000 35,746 - 85,740 - - 145,876 - - - 499,028 350,000 149,028 - 499,028

- 186,766 - - - 475,831 240,000 219,315 - 16,516 475,831

•-'43,500 - 129,535 - 13,843 - 461,263 250,000 1,345 461,263 166,418 I " - - - 26,243 - 10,320 - 170,913 56,000 114,913 170,913

- - - 2,840 - C844 1,907 14,377 9,980 4,397 14,377

- - 23,412 250,000 - - 288,657 250,000 8,719 29,938 288,657 - - 113,179 1,000 - - 340,505 250,000 49,448 41,057 340,505

- - - - - 315,938 125,000 25,000 - 165,938 315,938

- - - '.140 27,414 - - 3,312 129,946 30,000 99,946 120,

•362, rat; " 900,000 383,584 - 125,688 - 1,409,207 •204, 072 - 1,409,267 1 8222,998 I

------6,750 6,750 - 6,750

- - - 20,049 - - 673 520 20,049 20,000 49

- - 3,049 913,400 - 89,047 62,300 665

Subscriptions, etc. 1 Stocks in other corporations. - Contingent guarantee.

' ' Fixtures. ' Profits due stockholders. Mortgage on wharf. « 1 Loans. 7 Construction account, No. 2. Construction account, 1

96 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888

Abstract of Certificates of Conditio?

P Assets. * 2 bi) m a CS o « 3 NAME OF CORPO- u -SB- 6 a> o o >> RATION. oa 3 3 o s ' i IS o- %i

( ; loucester Isinglass and 1888. 1888.

] Glue Company, . April 30, Jan 11, $13,600 $6,700 $3,200 $3,500 $1,500 $10,269

Gloucester Net and 1887. Twine Company, Feb 3, Dec. 5, 125,000 47,752 5,673 42,079 84,276 49,436

Gold Medal Braid Com- 1888. pany, .... Mch. 3, Feb. 3, 65,000 - - 37,720 2,003 Golden Rule Company, The Mch. 10, Feb. 6, 5,000 _ - _ - 10,682

Gould and Watson Com- 1887. _• - pany, The, . April 11, Dec. 31, 100,000 263,200 5,307 10,054

1888.

' Granite Mills, Dec. B, Oct. 22, 400,000 436,811 140,811 296,000 535,569 39,333

Granite Railway Com- ( with pany, Feb. 6, Jan. 16, 250,000 - 250,000 I - 56,149 .... '( land ( Granite Wharf Marine - - Railway, Jan. 28, Jan. 7, 4,000 300 3,700 1,037 !

Grant Corundum Wheel

Manufacturing Co., . Dec. 24, Oct. 31, 30,000 7,117 500 6,617 8,704 21,533 !

Graton and Knight Manufacturing Com-

pany, The, . Feb. 20, Jan. 16, 200,000 31,000 with R. E. 9,255 L23,33a

Great Barrington Gas " Light Company, Aug. 7, April 11, 5,000 31,000 - - _

Great Barrington Water 1 withL. - *28,000 Company, . Nov. 24, iOct. 19, 28,000 &W.P. - J ! 1 Greenfield Electric Light and Power Com- . _ _ S3 5 pany, The, . Feb. 21, Jan. 17, 15,000 23,499

Greenfield Gas Light

Company, . Aug. 25, July 19, 50,000 44,440 with real estate 761

Greenfield Power Com-

pany, The, . Mch. 20, Mch. 1, 8,000 2,500 700 1,800 1,500

Greylock Mills, The, . Aug. 21, July 19, 300,000 225,004 with R. E. 208,530 31,978

Greylock Park Associa- 1887. - tion Oct. 4, May 3, 200,000 5,350 5,000 350 319

Grinnell Manufacturing 1888. 1888. 52. Corporation, Dec. 5, Nov. 27, 800,000 256,414 17,426 238,988 -),314 222,651

Griswoldville Manufac- turing Company, May 15, Mch. 22, 125,000 158,304 with real estate 48,631 Groveland Foundry Company of Dighton, Oct. 29, Jan. 18, 16,000 1,004 - 171 7,779

Gunn Curtis Company, - - - The, . . . Sept. 6, Feb. 16, 40,000 12,500 18,483 Gurney Hot Water Heater Company, Feb. 20, Feb. 6, 10,000 - - - 1,000 28,181

1 2 :; * • Adjourned. Mines. [ncludii Ig mains ai id meters. Am 1 reservoi and pipe* laid. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 97 of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

o . :- a O 8*3 a ^ O pi. O 2 " O aa — /

$5,520 $10,000 $33,989 $13,600 $1,479 $10,910 |8,000 $33,989

39,119 $2,921 223,504 125,000 95,548 2,956 223,504

50,245 1,464 '$4,551 95.9S3 65,000 24,991 5,992 95,983

214,000 24,682 5,000 14,008 5,674 24,682

10,790 758 315,300 105,409 84,700 3,857 1,552 *15,300 105,409

168,552 24,339 1,204,604 400,000 99,421 705,183 1,204,604

306,149 250,000 16,345 39,804 306,149

5,037 4,000 1,037 5,037

15,207 57,129 30,000 27,129 57,129

248,025 411,619 200,000 191,103 4,516 16,000 411,619

1,000 5,000 5,000

28,000 28,000 28,000

171 24,505 15,000 106 24,505

61,353 221 G4.199 51,866 50,000

4,000 8,000 1,100 9,100

111,705 577,217 300,000 118,045 159,172 r.TT.-JIT

7,850 7,850

260,163 1,264,542 800,000 333,531 131,011 1,304,543

51,052 257,987 125,000 108,143 29,844

20,230 6,649 35,833 14,588 17,576

810,040 40,000 11,021 1,600 37,162 80,766 30,726

4,524 43,198 10,000 32,928 270 48,108

2 furniture. 3 Treasury Btoik. i Value above consignments. Plant, type and - « Balance capital stock. "Meters. c Street mains. 'Tower. Contingent liabilities. .

98 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.1

Abstract of Certificates of Conditio* v 00 II Assets. d ti o .2 "5 M ft Debts NAME OF CORPO- 6 O o >> RATION. no h 4> 3 So 00 Receivable. o a a and a Cash ft O h3 « .

II. A. Lothrop Manu- facturing Company, 1888. 1888. The Oct. 24, July 13, $45,000 $15,500 $10,000 $5,500 $2,500 $6,481

II. A. Prentice Com- pany, .... June 22, May 25, 12,000 - - - - 56,388

II. A. Williams Manu- - - - facturing Company, . June 15, Feb. 13, 30,000 15,812 2,935

II. B. Smith Company, The, .... July 28, 1 June 20, 126,000 55,457 10,050 45,407 20,984 60,019 H. D. Watson Publish- ing Company, Oct. 4, June 11, 50,000 44,529 with R. E. 14,727 94

H. H. Mayhew Com- pany, .... July 30, July 2, 13,000 4,000 1,000 3,000 2,000 9,532

II. R. Barker Manufac- turing Company, The, May 1, 'April 10, 30,000 - - - 3,108 21,399

Hadley Company, Feb. 20, Jan. 31, 600,000 172,147 with R. E. 415,566 91,005

Hall Type Writer Com- pany Mch. 23, 'Feb. 21, 100,000 - - - 224,999 6,882

Hallett and Davis Piano

Manufacturing . Com- . . pany, The, . Aug. 7, July 16, 300,000 200,000 28,000 154,666 llamblin and Russell Manufacturing Com- pany, .... July 2, 3Jan. 5,000 _ . . 2,560 923 Hamilton Manufactur-

ing Company, The, . Aug. 14, July 12, 1,800,000 928,000 190,000 738,000 772,000 1,072,451

Hamilton Woolen Com- pany Feb. 9, Jan. 18, 1,000,000 953,324 155,793 797,531 957,933 738,262

Hampden Glazed Paper

and Card Company; . Feb. 23, Jan. 17, 56,000 30,000 3,000 27,000 10,000 63,937

Hampden Paint and

Chemical Company, . Jan. 30, Jan. 28, 100,000 47,691 15,576 32,115 19,000 41,418 Hampden Whip Com- 4 - - - - pany, .... Feb. 14, Jan. 5, 80,000 432 Hampshire Paper Com- pany Jan. 31, Jan. 25, 200,000 r'50,000 3,000 11,475 40,000 57,635

Hampshire Reservoir - - - Company, The, . May 3, May 1, 20,000 20,000 49

Hampton Co-operativf - Creamery Association, April 6, Jan. 25, 2,500 2,475 875 1,600 1,500 Hancock Inspirator - - Company, . Feb. 21, Feb. 14, 50,000 60,000 30,000 95,258

Ilarrell Manufacturing - - - 17,-_".H! Company, The, . Feb. 24, Jan. 3, 20,000 2,409 Harwood and Quincy Machine Company, The, .... Feb. 11, Jan. 28, 20,000 15,000 with R. E. 5,000 S21

Adjourned. And tools. 3 Day of mouth not given. 4 In liquidation. 6 Mill. 1 1

|88.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10 99

/ Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

and DD Proc- o m O . 3 Profit O y u a 0> £ i s o o in Loss. a o m QQ Manufactures, Materials ©•-1 V ? .2 sj

Stock a a 3 Balance and ess. s to 3 'a. to eg o eg H o O P

$7,090 _ _ $14,412 $45,983 $45,000 $983 _ - ~ $45,983

$8,180 2$3,233 - '. 113,958 47,390 - 113,958 12,000 88,105 - |5,557 12,000 j 5,063

- 10,313 $5,100 - 1,318 35,478 30,000 5,478 - - 35,478

93,500 12,972 89,411 - 332,343 126,000 134,398 - 55,393 16,552 332,343

38,118 412,500 - { - - - 69,564 50,000 - 6,819 69,564 1 12,096 1 245 i

4,831 - - - 20,363 13,000 2,363 - 3,000 2,000 20,363

17,556 - 5900 - 42,963 30,000 8,097 - 4,664 202 42,963

229,791 - - - 908,509 600,000 252,000 - 56,509 - 908,509

- 18,858 60,000 1,778 8,542 121,059 100,000 21,059 - - 121,059

- - - 580,437 117,771 35,000 45,000 580,437 . 300,000 180,437 $100,000

- 8,076 600 1,549 - 13,708 5,000 734 - 7,974 13,708

647,982 - - - 3,420,433 1,800,000 1,325,146 - 182,734 112,553 3,420,433

- 1,174,158 - 19,333 - 3,843,010 1,000,000 1,622,360 - 1,220,650 3,843,010

43,462 - - - 147,399 56,000 65,787 - 11,620 13,992 147,399

- 28,514 - - - 136,623 100,000 8,914 - 27,709 136,623

- - - - - 432 80,000 - - - 80,000

- 56,338 - °125 - 218,573 200,000 - - 18,573 2 IS, 573

- - - - - 20,049 20,000 - - 49 20,049

- - - 3,975 - • - 3,975 2,375 1,600 - .

- 117,526 - - - 302,784 50,000 127,092 125,692 302,784

- - 29,090 - 3,132 - 51,927 20,000 31,881 46 61,927

- - 1,000 - - - 21,821 20,000 " 1,821 21^21

r 1 Fixtures. 2 Bad debts. » Type. 4 Mortgage on real estate. ' Dividend. • Horse and carriage. 100 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888

Abstract of Certificates of Conditio!

00 cS u Assets. 9 bo to a iscS i o o NAME OF CORPO- 2 "S §s _ ® >> RATION. es u bo 9 £? 00 o w a a n "3 2 o a o "3

Harwood Manufactur- 1888. 1888. ing Company, Aug. 27, Aug. 6, $100,000 $51,407 with R. E. $55,241 $30,221

Hatfield Co-operative Creamery Company, The, .... June 14, April 23, 1,500 . . . Haverhill Gas Light

Company, . Oct. 25, July 11, 75,000 - - $18,400 126,000 2,347

Haverhill Hat Com- pany, .... Sept. 26, June 13, 50,000 - - - 10,500 24,789

Haverhill Ice Company, The, .... June 21, Mch. 7, 40,000 13,000 $4,000 9,000 15,000 3,399 Haverhill Iron Works, The July 21, Feb. 13, 40,000 6,929 1,500 5,429 9,574 16,047

Haverhill Leather Cloth - Company, The, . Sept. 25, iSept.24, 10,000 - - - 7

Haverhill Odd Fellows' 1887. Hall Association, Feb. 1, Dec. 27, 56,836 56,836 with R. E. - 785

Haverhill Paper Com- 1888.

pany, The, . April 16, Jan. 16, 50,000 60,000 with R. E. 90,000 58,311

Haydenville Manufac- turing Company, The, April 2, Feb. 29, 150,000 - - - 14,787 47,286

Henry F. Miller and Sons' Piano Company, July 14, J July 10, 150,000 52,955 5,083 47,872 1,282 63,027 Henry Wood's Sons - - Company, . Jan. 6, Jan. 2, 150,000 _ _ -

Herdic Phaeton Com- pany, .... Feb. 21, Jan. 28, 75,000 _ - 1,277 - 421 Hermon W. Ladd Com- pany July 7, Mch. 7, 50,000 - - - 7,451 16,851

Heywood Boot and Shoe

Company, . April 20, Jan. 16, 100,000 _ - - 18,265 123,456

Hide and Leather Ma- - - - chine Company, . June 16, iMar. 20, 30,000 - -

High Rock Granite 1887. - Company, The, . Jan. 6, 'Dec. 29, 6,000 1,500 1,000 500 3,327

Highland Foundry Com- 1888. - - - pany, .... April 25, Feb. 6, 80,000 500 56,729

Highland Ice Company, Mch. 27, Mar. 5, 10,000 37,000 28,000 9,000 500 4,655

Highland Mills, . Mch. 5, Jan. 21, 70,000 34,359 with K. E. 60,838 2,974

Hills Company, The, . Aug. 23, Aug. 7, 30,000 34,325 with R. E. 37,339 9,802 Hingham Cordage Com- pany Feb. 13, Feb. 6, 75,000 - - 35,000 40,000 15,597

Hingham, Hull and Downer Landing Steamboat Company, Feb. 4, Jan. 11, 250,000 - - 2124,013 3225,000 105

1 Adjourned. Including wharfs. 3 Steamboats. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. L01

*j of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

3 % M tfl Q . o o . ^ -a g o •~ a o o5 s s W. DO -j — "3 i I = T3 CD fi 3 = £ P* o £ i O Q ti n

$64,045 $10,862 $39 $211,815 $100,000 $98,463 $11,380 $1,972 $211,815

1,500 1,500

2,300 150,547 75,000 42,242 33,305 150,547

65,066 100,355 50,000 42,855 6,000 U.500 100,355

22,700 $6,889 40,988 40,000 988 40,988

14,612 10,721 77,120 40,000 34,109 3,011 77,120

6,145 0,663 12,815 10,000 175 2,640 12,815

57,621 36,836 20,000 .',7,621

44,611 50,400 303,322 50,000 142,317 '$20,000 51,005 40,000 303,322

121,443 M2.790 196,306 150,000 35,923 10,383 196,306

r • 150,000 127,634 24,117 301,751 154,487 '30,000 301,751 |

none 0150,000

- - 1,000 95,557 73,738 171,993 75,000 96,993 171,993

- - ISO 21,275 20,000 13,603 79,180 50,000 29,180 79,

100,000 67,564 24,237 - 191,801 50,080 191,801 |

- - expired 39,646 39,646 30,000 9,646 39,046 j

- - 1,874 4,180 10,881 6,000 17,381

- 167,339 102,038 714 7,358 167,339 80,000 81,948 5,391 - - "1,500 43,655 10,000 32,168 42,168

6,435 - 144,868 36,486 ! 10,206 144,863 70,000 68,428

- 147.171 60,331 5,374 147,171 30,000 52,871 64,300

- 1,239 91,836 75,000 16.836

250,000 109,000 869, 2,094 | 359,000

* Patterns, » Dividend. 2 Ice. 8 Suspense account. * Tools, wagons, etc. s Scales, patterns and goodwill, estate Henry F. Miller. « Not paid iu. 102 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888,

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

00 11 Assets. as in CD eS a o 08 o NAME OF CORPO- s 6 00 RATION.

Hingham Water Com- 1888. 1888. pany, .... Aug. 9, Aug. 6, $120,000 $261,187 with real estate $786 Hinkley Locomotive

Company, . Aug. 22, May 19, 300,000 188,859 with R. E. $143,004 34,867

Hinsdale Co-operative Creamery Associa- tion Oct. 6, Oct. 4, 4,000 .. . $3,200 1,436 3,592

Hollingsworth and

Whitney Company, . May 4, April 30, 500,000 177,856 $60,143 117,713 196,833 207,434

Holt Manufacturing - - - Company, . Feb. 18, Jan. 31, 15,000 3,898 315

Uolyoke and Northamp- ton Boom and Lum- ber Company, May 16, May 10, 50,000 $6,000 4,000 22,000 14,000 _

Holyoke and South Had- ley Falls Ice Com- 1887. _ pany, The, . Feb. 13, Dec. 24, 15,000 24,064 . . 3,409

Holyoke Card and Pa- 1888. - - per Company, The, . Feb. 9, Jan. 31, 80,000 30,033 43,479 35,905

Holyoke Coal and Wood - Company, . Nov. 8, JOct. 16, 6,000 - - 150 11,460

Holyoke Electric Light and Power Company, The, .... Feb. 23, Jan. 25, 30,000 _ . . 45,712 2,848 Holyoke Envelope Com- pany, .... May 19, May 16, 30,000 - 7,700 - 10,478 84,760 Holyoke Hydrant and Iron Works, May 18, Jan. 6, 5,100 9,222 with R. E. 6,019 11,077 Holyoke Machine Com- pany Feb. 7, Feb. 1, 300,000 287,662 with real estate 101,627

Holyoke Paper Com- pany May 24, May 16, 300,000 - - 266,689 200,000 162,376

Holyoke Snath Com- - pany, The, . Oct. 31, iOct. 29, 6,500 - 1,476 551 1,241 Holyoke Warp Com- pany Feb. 21, Feb. 20, 60,000 75,949 with real estate 42,922 Holyoke Water Power - Company, . July 13, June 20, 600,000 950,483 351,596 598,887 536,188

Hopedale Elastic Fabric 1887. - - Company, . Jan. 18, Dec. 20, 75,000 15,000 75,000 19,794

Hopedale Machine Com- 1888. pany, .... Feb. 23, Jan. 24, 200,000 98,000 - - 20,000 78,603 Hopeville Manufactur- ing Company, July 23, July 19, 30,000 19,000 8,500 10,500 9,509 2,413

Hopewell Mills (for - 1887), .... Jan. 19, Jan. 10, 100,000 - - - 100

Adjourned. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. in:; of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

•2 i and SO Proc- o M o o 2 . o &i o r. m So in a o ~ Manufactures, a o Materials s "3 3 Stock a c-a o « 3 11~ ess. c 3 2 - x "3 "3 * - p o tt — o £ n o pq

$1,615 - $1,845 - $265,433 $120,000 $125,951 - $19,482 " $265,433

127,581 - 25,049 $79,009 598,369 300,000 298,369 - - - 598,369

367 - - - 8,595 3,375 5,022 - - $198 8,595

295,607 - - - 877,730 500,000 70,280 - 217,450 90,000

- - 783 $4,000 98 7,966 17,060 15,000 2,060 - 17,060

- - - 10,000 50,000 50,000 - - - - 50,000

- - - 3,941 - 31,414 15,000 14,238 - 2,176 31,414

- - 49,379 - 4,673 - 163,469 80,000 80,970 2,499 163,469

- 15,367 - 2,395 - 29,372 6,000 22,272 - 1,100

- - 322 - 48,882 30,000 11,848 - 4,034 3,000

- - - 30,000 101,981 - 4,957 - 136,938 34,000 136,938 |

12,206 - - 4,382 1,300 40,974 5,100 35,208 666 40,974 26,768 i

- - 113,743 - 349,700 - 552,732 300,000 146,014 106,718 552,732

- 97,945 - 45,250 - 732,260 300,000 88.9S7 S8,351 6254,922 732,260

- - - 75 1,300 2262 1,795 6,700 6,500 200 6,700

- 14,598 - - - 133,469 60,000 37,200 6,861 29,408 133,469

- - 15,784 - 1,502,455 600,000 1,580 •$150,621 400,254

- - - 104,701 21,081 1,000 1,000 31,826 104,701 75,000 29,701

- 30,000 276,398 78,795 1,000 - - 276,398 200,000 23,185 23,218

- - 39,150 - - - 70,072 30,000 30,866

------146,087 100,000 46,087

- 1 Tools. » Patterns. Deane Bteam Pump Co

• fund. 4 Extra repairs. B Profits. Bpecial dam renewal 104 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

Assets.

i aa 2 . NAME OF CORPO- 6 RATION. 2® CO a 2*a « "ft a,— Machinery. "3 a « 2 o

Hopewell Mills, Nov. 17, Oct. 19, $100,000 - - - - -

Howard Manufacturing - - - Company, . July 16, April 16, 40,000 $27,687 $2,267

Howlaud Mills Corpora- tion, .... Dec. 24, Dec. 5, 350,000 $122,268 $51,377 $70,891 223,118 29,588 Hunt's Life Saving Gun - - - - Company, . June 29, Jan. 9, 5,000 112

Huston Ship's Berth 1887.

Company, . Jan. 14, !June 1, 500,000

Hyde Manufacturing 1888.

Company, . July 13, July 10, 8,000 4,000 1,500 2,500 4,025 4,769 Hyde Park Water Com- - - pany, . June 4, April 9, 100,000 7,308 8,400 3,273

Hydraulic Manufactur- - - - ing Company, The, . April 19, Jan. 16, 6,000 526 2,878

- Ideal Coffee Company, June 28, iMay 7, 10,000 - - - 118

Improved Dwellings As- sociation, Feb. 21, Jan. 11, 65,500 with R. E. - 23,326

Improved Dwellings Association of Spring- - field, .... Jan. 13, Jan. 10, 20,000 _ _ 17,257 3,376

India Alkali Works, Feb. 9, Jan. 9, 5,000 - - - 759 5,445

Indian Orchard Mills, . Mch. 9, Feb. 14, 600,000 230,563 with real estate 28,079

Industrial Co-operative - Association, Feb. 23, Jan. 2, 15,000 - - 13,195 3,507

Inter-State Collection - - - - Company, . Aug. 15, 2July 31, 1,000 1,044

Ipswich Gas Light Com- pany July 12, June 12, 16,000 - 3,400 - 2,000 300

Ipswich Mills, Dec. 20, Nov. 30, 400,000 112,000 with R. E. 150,000 13,216

Ivers and Pond Piano - - - Company, . May 11, »May 7, 10,000 4,000 44,924

J. A. Cummings Print- - - - ing Company, The, . July 30, July 20, 12,000 6,400 7,655

- - - J. C. Ayer Company, . July 19, June 26, 300,000 35,000 86,735

J. C. Clark Printing - - - Company, The, . Feb. 28, Feb. 18, 16,000 8,000 3,215

J.H.Lockey Piano-case • 1,645 Company, . Nov. 24, Oct. 1, 30,000 21,033 9,433 11,600 4,426

J. R. Torrey Razor 8.0S8 5,292 Company, . Sept 25, July 28, 14,000 24,507 3,750 20,757

J. S. Nelson & Son - - 143,390 Shoe Company, . Dec. 14, Nov. 6, 150,000 30,000 28,000

1 Should have been. Adjourned. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10, 105 of Corporations — Continued.

Assets— Con. Liabilities.

a> „*2o va £ « <- o . o o u m n a £•* 0) o.2 S»sa $ a W O £s c3 - •- — £'? a> OT3 ^ a .3 o « S !So2 S .2 "3 « to go, Ph ^ pq -

$40 $146,147 $146,187 $100,000 $46,187 $146,187

$25,900 2,633 58,487 40,000 16,800 $1,687 68,487

2,270 2,256 379,500 329,500 50,000 379,500

513 $4,000 5,625 5,000 625 5,625

418,900 21,000 419,900

100 14,284 8,000 177 $4,107 2,000 14,284

161,904 180,885 100,000 65,565 15,320 180,885

892 2,000 3579 7,541 6,000 1,541 7,541

118 10,000 1,335 11,335

88,826 80,300 47,000 si, 526

20,633 20,000 633 20,633

3,390 9,594 5,000 4,560 34 9,594

with Cash and D. R. 0361,942 620,584 30,000 20,584 620,584

8,781 U.118 26,601 13,113 8,776 1,472 3,240

_ 75 83 1,202 1,000 202 1 ,202

5,700 16,000 10,000 _ 26,000 - 286,619 561,835 400,000 60,317 101,518

_ 95,071 - 66,274 210,269 10,000 119,756 , 80,513 210,269

3,000 - - 17,055 12,000 4,588 467 17,055 - 446,266 - 9,457 577,458 300,000 268,644 8,814 577,458 j

1,115 - 87,747 20,077 16,000 *314 157 606 20,077

- 13,980 - 2,651 43,735 30,000 13,097 638

8,0oi> 42,175 - 91,925 81,987 14,000 58,631 1,356

- 68,269 - - 269,659 150,000 119,659

' Probably of no value. 2 Estimated. "Patterns. 'Mortgage. Inc. mil'. And suspense. 7 Fixtures. 8 Type, fixture*, etc. 106 ANNUAL RETURNS [1888. OF CORPORATIONS. ff

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

00 s Assets.

o 60 a ?!« 2 o o & • NAME OF CORPO- s w 6 RATION. o o s • to a o 2-3 w ft 0> o '3 oj i Q 6* h3 o

J. Stevens Arms and 1888. 1888. _ _ Tool Company, The, . Feb. 17, Jan. 18, $40,000 $7,400 $10,831 $9,674

J. V. Abbott Manufac- turing Company, April 9, Jan. 9, 15,000 $2,500 - - 2,788 2,861

Jablochkoff Electric Lighting Company of . . . . New England, . June 21, iJan. 4, 25,000 642

Jamaica Plain Gas Light

Company, . Sept- 24, Sept. 12, 200,000 265,161 with real estate 12,687

Jamaica Pond Aqueduct Corporation, April 19, Jan. 18, 50,000 31,100 with real estate 4,952

Jamaica Pond Ice Com- - - - pany, .... June 7, May 8, 42,000 125,000 680 Jarvis Engineering - - - - Company, . July 30, July 21, 100,000 100,921

Jenkins Manufacturing Corporation, Mch. 6, Jan. 21, 50,000 29,400 with R. E. 48,270 7,860

Jenney Manufacturing

Company, The, . Jan. 28, Jan. 21, 75,000 50,435 $35,435 15,000 240,000 41,692

Jesse Eddy Manufactur- - - - ing Company, The, . May 5, April 10, 60,000 315 49,096

John P. Lovell Arms - - - - Company, . June 8, 3Mch. 10, 125,000 76,372

John Russell Cutlery

Company, . July 19, July 18, 450,000 226,000 with R. E. 75,000 74,664

Johnson Manufacturing 1887. - - Company (for 1887), . Jan. 6, Sept. 1, 125,000 185,702 211,522 66,324

Johnson Manufacturing 1888. - - Company, . Dec. 8, Sept. 1, 125,000 185,701 213,292 54,333

Journal Newspaper - - - Company, . April 25, April 2, 100,000 40,000 58,000

Junction Water Com- - - pany June 22, May 5, 15,000 5,000 4,950 *50

K. of L. Co-operative Association of North _ _ Adams, May 12, Mch. 5, 2,500 _ _ 750

Keith Paper Company, May 31, May 25, 300,000 157,930 with R. E. 60,262 189,031

Kilburn, Lincoln and 13,000 82,207 Company, . Feb. 29, Jan. 30, 80,000 45,508 with R. E. - - King Mfg. Corporation, July 3, Jan. 12, 20,000 - 4,407 36,751

834,197 120,019 King Philip Mills, . Nov. 15, Oct. 25, 1,000,000 548,475 with R. E.

Kingston Co-operative Foundry Company, - - The, .... Feb. 24, Jan. 16, 11,800 3,236 2,426 366

4 1 Should have been. And fixtures. 3 Adjourned. And land. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 107 of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

& and (0 Proc- 3 M Q . o . o " O :-. to o 5 bo V •8-2 in c W O 02 Manufactures, Materials 2 M to Eo Stock a V Reserves. ess. Jr - 2 m — 5 2 'S< 2. cfl o cS O 8 o EH § EH O P « 1

$27,242 - - $55,147 $40,000 $7,736 - $6,044 $1,367 $55,147

1,940 $5,000 $253 $313 15,660 15,000 660 - - - 15,660

- 25,000 withP.R. - 25,642 25,000 220 - 422 - 25,642

7,485 - - - 285,333 200,000 40,050 - 45,283 - 285,333

- - 84,948 - 121,000 50,000 71,000 - - - 121,000

12,000 39,518 - 177,198 42,000 98,000 - - 37,198 177,19S

39,190 50,000 5,850 - 195,961 100,000 88,277 - 7,684 - 195,961

21,698 - 13,700 - 110,928 50,000 36,457 - 24,471 - 110,928

27,273 - - - 159,400 75,000 66,313 - 18,087 - 159,400

136,015 - - - 185,426 60,000 122,923 - 2,503 - 185,426

204,356 - - - 280,728 125,000 140,612 - 15,116 - 280,728

- 416,864 - 225,000 - 817,528 450,000 183,884 - 183,644 817,528

45,578 - - - 509,126 125,000 226,835 - 147,291 10,000 509,126

55,606 - - - 508,932 125,000 225,881 - 148,051 10,000 508,932

with bal. - - 22,000 - 120,000 100,000 - - 20,000 120,000 J P. &L. J

- - - - 5,000 5,000 - - - 5,000

3653 $90 1,206 93 2,772 1,258 1,333 j "39 9 772 | *52 ;l 70 1; 76,714 483,937 255,000 228,937 483,937

- 19,461 - 9,660 - 169,836 80,000 10,953 61,709 17,174

- - 12,494 - 6727 - 54,379 20,000 34,139 240 54,370

- 210,990 " 2,680 - 1,716,361 1,000,000 421,821 M,M0 200,000 1,716,361

1 I H.099 2,000 1MM 2,016 300 1,166 16,207 11,800 i*22ti | j j / \ 5,598 I

i Thirty-seven shares capital stock. 2 Water-gas plant. » Furniture, fixtures, teams, sleighs, etc. « Interest on stock. 5 And sinking fund. 6 Notes receivable. 7 Stock in Pioneer Co-operative Bank. 10 » Pioneer Co operative Bank. ° Surplus. Unpaid dividends. .

08 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888

Abstract of Certificates of Conditio* I

Assets.

NAME OF CORPO- 3& £, RATION. 5 A

Kinsley Express Com- 1888. pany May 22, May 7, $10,000 - -

Kinsley Iron and Ma- chine Company (for 1887. 1887), .... Mch. 17, July 14, 200,000 $150,240

Kinsley Iron and Ma- 1888. chine Company, July 19, July 14, 200,000 152,794

Kit son Machine Com- pany, .... Mch. 12, Jan. 25, 150,000 81,500 with real estate

Knights of Labor Co- operative Boot and Shoe Association, The, June 19, Jan. 19, 2,500

Knitted Fabrics Com- 1887. pany, The (for 1887), Jan. 31, Nov. 17, 60,000 4,500 with R. E. $20,000

Knitted Fabrics Com- 1888.

pany, The, . Nov. 30, Nov. 21, 60,000 8,500 with R. E. 16,000

Knitted Mattress Com- pany June 23, May 17, 50,000 - 6,000

Knowles Loom Works, Feb. 10, Jan. 24, 300,000 - 1104,513

L. A. May Company, - The, . June 13, May 8, 35,000 1,658

L. D. Thayer Manufac- turing Company, The, Mch. 31, Mch. 14, 10,000 - 5,000

I.. L. Brown Paper Com- pany Aug. 18, Aug. 7, 200,000 100,000 with R. E. 100,000

L. Sprague Company, . April 2, Mch. 9 40,000 23,225 with R. E. 8,782 ;

L. W. Pond Machine - Company, . April 12, Jan. 28, 30,000 24,890

Lake Piano Company, The Oct. 5, Jan. 2. 5,000

Lamb Knitting Machine Manufacturing Com- pany Feb. 23, Feb. 7, 200,000 54,312 - 32,171 Lamson and Goodnow Manufacturing Com-

pany, . Mch. 19, Feb. 14, 381,400 75,000 with R. E. 68,000

1887. Lancaster Mills, Jan. 21, Dec. 12, 1,200,000 800,000 with real estate

Lanesville G ranite Com-

pany, . April 18, Jan. 31, 50,000 18,125 with R. E. 5,768

Langdon Mitre Box - Company, . Dec. 4, Nov. 17, 20,000 864

Laurel Lake Mills, Oct. 17, Oct. 16, 400,000 136,572 $20,961 $115,611 357,516

Law and Order Publish- 1886. ing Company, April 27, Nov. 13, 5,000 -

i And patterns. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT— No. 10. 100 of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

« ?

$10,000 $10,000 $10,000 $10,000

$136,517 314,697 200,000 $37,033 $77,664 314,697

68,872 323,259 200,000 26,548 96,711 323,259

42,082 216,454 150,000 $66,454 216,454

278 5,019 < $134 6,114 2,444 3,670 6,114 j 3305

( with 52,493 $625 f 118,512 60,000 44,882 13,630 118,512 JP.R. t

\ with / 125,244 85,588 855 125,244 60,000 i 21,365 39,185 $4,694 P. It.

5,449 8,000 33,963 57,150 50,000 7,150 57,150

178,897 50,000 2,561 589,077 300,000 137,213 25,092 126,772 589,077

52,682 11,514 96,804 35,000 46,178 5,504 10,122 96,804

10,465 22,429 10,000 12,429 22,429

185,438 519,242 200,000 223,082 50,160 46,000 519,242

9,985 57,224 40,000 14,252 2,972 57,224

15,253 48,381 30,000 14,026 4,355 48,381

3,107 * 1,000 844 5,729 5,000 729

237,635 68,035 237,635 200,000 992 11,643 25,000

572,328 139,642 261,021 572,326 381,400 163,042 27.SS4

and receiv- with 1,617,181 1,200,000 270,000 147,181 with 1,617,181 cash debts able

57,125 4,835 9,000 64,888 50,000 14,888 2,726

85,901 29,488 2,929 10,000 29,433 20,000 6,643

616,596 92,459 616,596 400,000

None 5,000 431

4 i Personal property. 2 Stock in Globe Co-op., Lynn. 3 Fixtures. Scales and pattern*. 6 Vessels. 6 Other assets. 7 Suspense account. 110 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888

Abstract of Certificates of Conditio, i

OB 3 ASSBT8. K.2 o °° 2 .3 <* 3 o .n . « "5 NAME OF CORPO- O h V O O i RATION. 2 w 6 n s .2 a v M ft pq

Lawrence Coffee House 1888. 1888. _ _ Company, . July 7, lApril 7, $7,000 _ _ $7,000 Lawrence Duck Com- pany July 11, June 26, 300,000 $212,858 with R.E. $150,000 67,188

Lawrence Flyer and

Spindle "Works, . Feb. 20, Jan. 25, 50,000 48,830 $33,041 $15,789 5,629 5,351 Lawrence Gas Com- pany Feb. 15, Feb. 7, 425,000 400,000 with real estate 13,324

Lawrence Line Com- pany Oct. 8, Sept. 29, 15,000 _ - - 12,891 1,523 Lawrence Lumber Com- pany Feb. 24, Jan. 24, 54,000 48,750 37,000 11,750 6,960 41,783 Lawrence Machine Com- pany, .... Feb. 20, Jan. 11, 50,000 - - - 29,147 25,374 Lawrence Manufactur- ing Company, June SO, June 12, 1,500,000 626,638 with R.E. 498,362 830,589

Lawrence Shuttle Com- - pany July 2, Mch. 9, 5,000 - - - -

Lawrence Spool and Bobbin Company.The, April 2, Mch. 9, 5,000 - - - - -

Lee Creamery Co-opera- tive Association, The, Feb. 20, Jan. 10, 3,500 _ _ 400 125 586

Leicester Hotel Com- - - pany, The, . Feb. 3, Jan. 14, 25,000 11,000 2,000 9,000

Leicester Water Power 1887. - - - Company, . Mch. 16, Dec. 29, 2,000 - 2,000

1888. Lenox Water Company, Aug. 27, July 14, 22,000 2,700 2,500 200 1,000 5,576

Leominster Furniture Manufacturing Com- pany Dec. 14, Aug. 7, 50,000 . . 21,100 5,377 13,888

Leominster Gas Light

Company, . Mch. 17, Feb. 14, 50,000 8,000 1,000 7,000 15,000 436

Leonard Co-operative - - Foundry Company, . July 16, June 20, 25,000 16,000 1,000 10,386

Lewis Engraving Com- 1887. - - pany, .... April 27, Aug. 2, 5,000 - 3,600 3,500

1888. - Lewis Wharf Company, May 15, April 2, 500,000 500,000 with R.E. 31.J90

Lexington Buildings - Association, June 7, April 19, 200,000 186,000 with R.E. 14,200

Lexington Gas Light 1887. 203 Company (for 1887), . Jan. 18, Nov. 28, 20,000 3,515 1,515 2,000 27,837

Lexington Gas Light 1888. 28,336 1,095 Company, . Aug. 14, June 30, 20,000 3,515 1,515 2,000

Adjourned. 2 And mains. i

H888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. Ill

( ?/ Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

i and Proc- ft 3 . o • o o . O o •~ an M Of in B m fc g as

Manufactures, Materials 3 a a Stock a -a Reserves. cb 1 * « g ess. a s 3 'a Debts. § a * o "3 * i pq O M 1

- - - $7,000 $7,000 - - - - $7,000 J $ with bal. $121,220 - - - 551,266 300,000 1150,000 - 101,266 551,266 J j P. &L. J

6,631 $500 - $5,915 72,856 50,000 22,856 - - - 72,856

32,319 137,356 2$26,714 - 509,713 425,000 50,032 - 17,681 a$17,000 509,713

14,820 - - 6,149 35,383 15,000 20,383 - - 35,383

48,673 - 2,618 3,758 152,542 54,000 98,542 - - - 162,542

- 17,552 5,000 18,525 17,339 112,937 50,000 62,937 - - 112,937

1,495,416 - - - 3,451,005 1,500,000 1,313,287 - 263,654 374,064 3,451,005

- - - - None - - - - - None

- - - - None - - - None

- - - 2,633 - 3,744 3,500 - - 244 3,744

- - - 1,000 - 12,000 25,000 3,250 - - 28,250

- - - - 2,000 1,700 - - - - 1,700

- - - 421,044 - 30,320 22,000 - - 8,320 30,320

- - 30,279 - 1,388 21,202 93,234 50,000 43,234 -

- - - 27,000 - 50,436 50,000 - - B436 60,436

- 24,763 - - 258 52,407 25,000 12,874 - 14,(81 62,407

- - 1,300 - 2,000 - 10,400 • 5,000 4,818 582 10,400

- - - - 060,227 - 591,717 500,000 75,000 16,717 601,717

- - - - - 200,200 200,000 - - 200,200

- - 385 - - - 11,940 20,000 3,132 - 23,132

- - ~ 355 - - - 13,301 20,000 3,071

1 Construction. - New work in pro* I >fo dend.

• I in r<>\ emenl l. i Cost of c Cash. ,

112 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

Assets.

ci ra O NAME OF CORPO- ^ ft * o o _ w >> RATION. 73 & m 3S« 5 o &C *£ a a T3 u 2 3 o I-) PQ 2

Lexington Water Com- 1888. 1888. pany Aug. 22, May 1, $60,000 $5,000 with R. E. $2,500

Liberty Masonic Asso- ciation, Sept. 18, Mch. 30, 16,300 15,000 $2,200 $12,800

LincolnWharfCompany Feb. 29, Jan. 17, 150,000 187,459 with R. E.

Litchfield Lumber Com- pany Feb. 7, Feb. 4, 20,000

Litchfield Shuttle Com-

pany, The, . April 4, 'Mch. 5, 21,000 5,700 2,450 3,250 2,500

Lithotype Printing and Publishing Company, The, .... Aug. 18, 'Aug. 14, 25,000 13,719

Little and Company Cor- 1887. poration, Jan. 4, Dec. 7, 10,000 750

Lockwood Manufactur- 1888.

ing Company, The, . April 9, 'April 3, 300,000 25,000

Logan, Swift and Brig- ham Envelope Com- pany, .... Mch. 12, Feb. 7, 25,000 33,592

Long Pond Fishing 1887.

Company, . Feb. 1, Dec. 31, 863

Lord and Gale Manufac- turing Company, The

(for 1887), . June 11, Sept. 15, 8,000 3,000

Lord and Gale Manufac- 1888. turing Company, The, Oct. 17, Sept. 5, 8,000 2,500

Lorlng and Blake Organ

Company, . Jan. 18, Jan. 9, 25,000 12,000 with 400,000 77,220 361,902 Lowell Bleachery, July 18, July 16, b'ld'gs

Lowell Card Company, Aug. 16, July 18, 40,000 2,500 19,909

Lowell Co-operative As- sociation, Sovereigns of Industry, Mch. 22, Jan. 28, 15,000 1,758 with R. E. 5,338

L o w e 1 1 Co-operative 1887. Milk Association, Jan. 5, Nov. 26, 25,000 19,415 8,892 10,523 2,483 5,345

Lowell Co-operative Milk Association (2d 1888. return), Dec. 13, Nov. 24, 25,000 18,690 6,892 11,798 2,483

Lowell Gas Light Com

pany, . Sept. 21, July 30, 500,000 500,000 75,000 425,000

Lowell Hosiery Com pany, ... Mch. 5, Feb. 6, 200,000 75,882 14,480 61,402 120,678 Lowell Knitting Machin 1887.

ery Company, . July 2, 2Dec. 20, 25,000

1888. 483,650 Lowell Machine Shop, . June 30, June 11, 900,000 340,000 145,000 195,000 000

Adjourned. 2 Should have been. PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 113

0J of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

and so Proc- p «3 A o o . o . u bo U CO o U 05 9 Qj GO ft. aj in a 02 00 ^ O Manufactures, Materials JS > o H a "3 3 CO Stock s ess. CO 3 "S 3 m H II* * o o I 1 pq o PQ P3

i$2,152 3$20,000 - $4,639 $94,664 $60,000 - - $94,664 - 14,664 - ! 278,171 J j i

------15,000 16,300 . - 16,300

- - 26,646 - 241,256 150,000 67,963 - - $23,293 241,256

$13,631 - - - 34,049 20,000 11,109 - $2,940 - 34,049

16,840 - - - 39,673 21,000 6,820 - 4,341 7,512 39,673

15,613 $50 353 - 40,000 25,000 15,000 - - - 40,000

6,884 - - - 31,615 10,000 19,550 - 2,065 - 31,615

- - 15,000 - 59,370 300,000 58,396 less 4299,026 - 59,370

44,319 - 6,300 - 110,304 25,000 85,304 - - - 110,304

- - 615 962 977 863 114 - - - 977

- - 2,000 8,000 200 - 17,600 8,000 9,017 - 17,017

2,799 8,000 526 - 17,545 8,000 9,419 - 126 17,545

- 30,549 - - - 93,837 25,000 30,160 - 38,677 93,837

26,592 - 3,683 - 505,542 400,000 70,000 - 20,574 614,968 505,542 - 19,240 - - - 63,628 40,000 5,023 - 18,605 68,628

8,323 - 162 - 15,581 9,885 1,205 - 1,891 2,600 15,581

- - 12,361 - 39,604 25,000 5,841 - 3,122 5,641 39,604

- - - 13,880 - 40,086 25,000 7,116 470 7,500 40.0S0

- - - 11,847 - - - 524,957 500,000 24,957 524,9;»7

- - 61,131 - 1,500 - 260,654 200,000 48,967 11,687 260,654

- - - - 13,358 - 13,358 25,000 20,137 45,137

- - 281,265 - 5,670 - 1,170,585 900,000 7,727 262,858 1,170,6S;>

3 1 Sin king fund 2 Water services franchise s, pipes, 2tC. E onds. » Lion. * Los s by fire. insurance compani 38 and inso vent debt ors. Seine. or rttQova .

114 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

a Assets. * fixed 9 CO as Corporation. O .2 NAME OF CORPO- O) a 4> 6 Stock OS >- >> RATION . 4) 9 « eg ~ Capital 2 ~3 2 « by '3 to r£ r ft P5 i-3 n O $ Lowell Manufacturing 1888. 1888. $ $ l 652,000 . Feb. 14, Jan. 2,000,000 with E. 625,956 Company, 18, $668,000 R. j \ 1281,295 Lowell Wadding and Paper Company, June 20, May 15, 50,000 30,736 $20,736 $10,000 9,373 1,001

Ludlow Manufacturing 1887. - - Company (for 1887), . Jan. 11, Dec. 20, 400,000 140,000 160,000 64,680

Ludlow Manufacturing 1888.

Company, . Dec. 22, Dec. 18, 400,000 140,000 with R. E. 160,000 141,684

- - Lyman Mills, . Feb. 13, Feb. 1, 1,470,000 652,000 818,000 301,464 Lynn Aqueduct Com- - - pany, .... July 16, June 4, 400,000 50,000 with R. E.

Lynn District Messenger and Telegraph Com- _ _ _ pany, The, . Sept. 17, Mch. 5, 10,000 2,050 252

Lynn Electric Lighting

Company, The, . Feb. 24, Jan. 24, 50,000 12,065 with R. E. 32,177 7,449

Lynn Gas Light Com- pany Feb. 24, Jan. 23, 300,000 - - 180,000 120,000 38,604

- - - Lynn Glue Company, . Mch. 2, Feb. 2, 5,000 481 931

Lynn Ice Company,The, Dec. 22, May 17, 100,000 57,144 - - 1,200 11,376

Lynn Shoe Supply Com- pany Mch. 2, 2Feb. 29, 50,000 - - 13,294 54,330

Lynn Union Co-opera- - - - tive Shoe Company, . April 13, Feb. 27, 8,000 4,900 9,201

Magee Furnace Com- pany Mch. 19, Jan. 17, 400,000 102,597 with R. E. 27,500 270,661

Magneso-Calcite Fire- - - - Proof Company, April 6, Jan. 24, 108,300 1,009 31,402

Maine Manufacturing - 5,595 31,199 Company, The, . June 5, Jan. 21, 16,000 1,000 4,453

Maiden and Melrose Gas Light Company, Mch. 3, Jan. 25, 170,000 232,559 with real estate 22,794

Maiden Odd Fellows' - Hall Association, July 11, Jan. 9, 20,000 17,000 with R. E. 200

Mansfield Lake Aque- - - - 184 duct Company, . Oct. 1, Aug. 18, 30,000 167

Manufacturers' Gas Light Company, Aug. 14, July 31, 50,000 49,805 with real estate 1,308

Marblehead Gas and Electric Light Com- pany, .... Feb. 23, Jan. 26, 40,000 5,359 with R. E. 21,958 1,850 Marblehead Neck Club - - Stable Company, The, Dec. 14, Nov. 14, 2,400 2,400 with R. E.

Marlborough Gas Light 2 16,000 8,900 14,000 3,026 Company, . Sept. 17, Aug. 15, 50,000 24,900

i New Brussels mill and machinery. Adjourned. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10 < 115 of Corp orations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

and Proc- 3 c . i O o a o :- x o u M

Manufactures, a Materials ~a

Stock a 1 §3 3 3 ess. 2 Si 3 00 11 .22 * o tfl m o En o p 52

$ $ $ 1100,646 $ $ - - J 3,209,488 $982,237 3,209,488 2,000,000 $933,810 2 62,211 »$8,932 j 103,889

- - $110 41,220 50,000 70,524 - - - 120,524

174,816 - - - 539,496 400,000 105,223 - 34,273 - 539,496

141,329 - - - 583,013 400,000 126,671 - 56,342 - 583,013

609,322 - - - 2,380,786 1,470,000 734,310 - 176,476 - 2,380,786

- - 50 $348,277 398,327 394,000 4,327 - - - 398,327

- - 11,805 14,107 10,000 4,107 - - - 14,107

110 $15,000 639,249 - 106,050 50,000 37,241 - 18,809 - 106,050

- 11,024 - - - 349,628 300,000 12,461 - 37,167 349,628 - 23,631 - - - 25,043 5,000 19,138 - 905 25,043

17,288 - 39,537 - 126,545 100,000 21,465 - - 5,080 126,545

- 91,145 - - 965 159,734 50,000 109,734 - - 159,734

- 1,607 - - - 15,708 8,000 1,975 - 5,733 15,708

61,392 with reserves 625,408 148,000 17,500 59,150 • - 625,408 400,000 164,016

- - - 4,765 48,000 2,020 75,987 163,183 108,300 54,883 163,183

- 12,861 - 837 - 55,945 16,000 37,852 - 2,093 55,945

850,000 j - - •1,141 - "3,493 - 259,987 170,000 34,304 259,987 j 5,683 \

- - - - 17,200 8,550 8,500 - - 150 17,200

------11,049 11,400 11,400 - 11,400

- - 696 - - - 51,809 50,000 - 1,809 51,809

- - - 43,357 924 - 1,914 11,352 43,357 40,000 3,357

- - - •J,40o - - - - 2,400 2,400 -

- - - 108 - - - 42,034 50,000 985 50,985

* pipe. 1 liiHiirance. - Guaranty. < Interest at cr. Supply 7 8 Bonds. Lines, lamps, etc. 6 Coal. Lungrcn lamps. 116 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. ;i888 IK

Abstract of Certificates OF CONDITIO!* 1

T3 A. Si Assets. M "3 a « o o Debts NAME OF CORPO- '£ 9 3 9 >> RATION. it 5 a> Is 00 and Receivable. "o .9 a 2 h oj o 2 a '3 a OS-" ej Cash P o p3 PQ 3

Marlborough Schuyler Electric Light Com- 1888. 1888. $ i$6,500 4 with L. ) pany, The, . Feb. 8, Jan. 16, $30,000 227,603 $134 I&S. P. Marlborough Schuyler Electric Light Com- 1 withL. pany, The (2d return), July 14, July 9, 30,000 . 16,500 227,842 356 |&S. P. j Mason and Hamlin Organ and Piano Com-

pany Jan. 27, Jan. 25, 500,000 $195,000 with R. E. 26,932 331,642 |

1887. Mason Machine Works, Jan. 18, Dec. 20, 600,000 200,000 - - 200,000 248,353

Masonic Building Asso- 1888. - ciation, April 13, Feb. 6, 50,000 50,000 with R. E. 1,579 j

Massachusetts and Southern Construc- 1887. _ _ tion Company, . April 3, Oct. 19, 250,000 . . 1,030,000

Massachusettsand South- ern Construction Com- 1888. pany (2d return), Nov. 8, Oct. 17, 250,000 . . _ 3,104,725

Massachusetts Arms 3 - - - - Company, . Feb. 23, Jan. 25, 700

Massachusetts Co-opera- tive Association, May 10, May 1, 1,050 - - - - 9,096

Massachusetts Cotton Mills, .... Feb. 3, Jan. 23, 1,800,000 843,000 202,000 $641,000 657,000 651,674 Massachusetts Crema- tion Society, The, Mch. 30, Jan. 4, 10,000 - - - - 282

Massachusetts Fish - - - Exchange, . May 15, April 20, 15,000 7,955 8,322

Massachusetts Portable - - - - - Railroad Company, . June 12, June 4, 100,000

Massachusetts Screw

Company, . Feb. 13, Jan. 11, 50,000 50,000 with real estate 19,157

Massachusetts Title In- surance Company, Feb. 8, Jan. 10, 300,000 - - - - 7,788

Massasoit Manufactur- ing Company, Mch. 19, Feb. 23, 50,000 426,725 with R. E. 27,300 53,140

Massasoit Paper Manu- 61,549 facturing Company, . Feb. 20, Jan. 18, 300,000 162,750 82,750 80,000 55,000

Mattapoisett Manufac- 1887. turing Company, Jan. 13, Dec. 12, 9,600 4,900 400 4,500 1,500 300

Mattapoisett Manufac- turing Company (2d 1888. return), Dec. 28, Dec. 10, 9,600 2,800 300 2,500 500 300

Mattapoisett Wharf - - Company, . Feb. 8, Jan. 28, 6,500 4,200 3,500 700

1 And steam power. 2 Electric plant, lines and lamps. 3 Capital returned to stockholders, * And $20,000 mortgage. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 117 of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

«a 2

cS * Ph 2 pq

$376 1S448 $35,061 $30,000 $4,470 $591 $35,061

499 '603 35,800 30,000 4,052 1,748 35,800

275,463 15,140 844,177 500,000 5,502 330,784 =$7,891 844,177

265,552 $3,974 784 918,663 600,000 311,140 7,523 918,663

51,579 50,000 1,579 51,579

1,030,000 250,000 1,030,000

3,104,725 250,000 2,854,725 3,104,725

700 3

15,820 1,050 14,280 490 15,820

834,437 2,986,111 1,800,000 828,778 149,333 208,000 2,986,111

282 265 17

18,312 15,000 3,312 18,312

100,000 100,000 100,000 40,000 140,000

27,413 96,570 50,000 46,570 86,570

67,705 * 159,331 299,232 300,000 8,835 308,835 «124,408

725,000 5,000 30,165 140,953 32,423 1,365 140,953 50,000 26,597 »4,191

57,556 11,229 348,084 300,000 17,532 80,552 348,084

6,700 9,600

3,600 9,600 9,600

4,200 6,500

1 Personal accounts. 2 Mariue insurance. s Capital returned to stockholders. 8 and cash. * Books, schedules, maps, etc. < Furniture and fittings. Guaranty fund, bonds, mortgages, DOtaS 7 Surplus account. 8 Guarantee. 118 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [188* W

Abstract of Certificates of Conditio If (

a Assets. F o « a « o M a, Wa- NAME OF CORPO- 1 is bo a a O W 2 •a » : ter o Land "3 ft o M m a O 7

1888. 1888. x Maverick Oil Company, Aug. 8, Aug. 1, $100,000 $118,000 with R. E. $5,830 $150,564 ( Maverick Wharf Com- pany, .... Mch. 31, Jan. 30, 100,000 30,000 with real estate 263 Mayall Rubber Com- pany Aug. 23, J May 5, 150,000 - - - - 15,789

Mayhew Silk Company, July 30, July 17, 40,000 11,681 $3,000 $8,681 21,963 42,778

Mclndoe and Strieder Manufacturing Com-

pany, The, . Dec. 3, Oct. 31, 6,000 . . . . 1,528

Mechanics' Iron Foun-

dry Company, . Aug. 1, July 2, 24,000 31,300 21,300 10,000 1,000 21,825

Mechanics' Mills, . Feb. 15, Feb. 2, 750,000 258,960 48,960 210,000 384,862 15,394

Merchants' Manufac- turing Company, Nov. 2, Oct. 24, 800,000 - - 300,000 720,080 39,717

Mercha nts' Steam 1887. Lighter Company, Feb. 3, Nov. 7, 13,000 - - - 26,500 -

Merchants' Woollen 1888. - - Company, . Sept. 17, June 19, 700,000 278,553 278,553 152,360

Merrick Lumber Com- pany, .... June 11, iAprill9, 75,000 40,123 30,503 9,620 10,719 59,211 Merrick Thread Com- pany Feb. 28, Jan. 25, 500,000 550,337 with R. E. 508,066 246,732

Merrimack Chemical

Company, . Mch. 15, iJan. 31, 100,000 - - 50,000 30,000 26,711

Merrimac Hat Com- pany July 12, June 20, 100,000 40,000 with R. E. 20,000 37,826

Merrimack Manufactur- ing Company, July 11, June 27, 2,500,000 1,300,000 400,000 900,000 700,000 575,413

Merrimac Paper Com- pany Oct. 27, June 16, 100,000 - - 94,451 116,370 63,638

Merrimac River Towing - - - - Company, . Mch. 31, Mch. 1, 25,000 32,000

Merrimac Wheel and - - Gear Company, . Oct. 24, July 9, 40,250 10,000 7,664 10,724

Merry Mount Granite - - Company, . Mch. 3, Jan. 18, 15,000 1,473 699 14,757

Metacomet Manufactur- ing Company, Dec. 6, Oct. 25, 288,000 76,000 with R. E. 189,040 36,875

Metallic Splice Manu- * - - - - facturing Company, . June 29, Jan. 11, 30,000 365

Methuen Boot and Shoe

Company, . Sept. 25, June 18, 16,000 3,700 700 3,000 300 143

Methuen Company, June 11, Jan. 16, 90,000 361,748 with real estate 140,700

Adjourned. 2 One lighter and one scow. 3 On tug boat. * Not held. 888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT— No. 10. 119

\f Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

© and Proc- . 3 Profit M o . O o U ._ a bo o as o o B *•- in Loss. m to ^ Manufactures, Materials J: ©J ~£ £ a ED Stock "3 5 6 Balance and « £ ess. o "S (D « « Sp. a 6 3, PQ pel 1 * H

$152,249 - $87,190 $513,833 $100,000 $191,964 - $111,020 $110,849 $513,833

- - i 70,000 - 100,263 100,000 - - 263 - 100,263

- - 50,000 - 65,789 150,000 13,400 - - - 163,400

40,801 $500 - - 117,723 40,000 69,799 - 3,324 4,600 117,723

400 4,300 $177 6,405 6,000 405 - - - 6,405

- - 12,244 - 2,810 - 69,179 24,000 20,674 2$24,505 69,179 - - 186,493 - 1,085 - 846,794 750,000 69,193 27,601 846,794

- - 123,628 - 11,000 - 1,194,425 800,000 230,899 163,526 1,194,425

- - - 6,500 13,000 13,000 - - - 13,000

- - - 270,946 - - 173,507 1,153,919 700,000 453,919 1,153,919

- 75,119 - 1,950 - 187,122 75,000 88,426 8,696 15,000 187,122

- 727,136 - - - 2,032,271 500,000 653,719 478,552 400,000 2,032,271

- 208,678 61,500 - 40,367 - 208,578 100,000 72,998 7,489 28,091

- - 203,193 105,367 - - - 203,193 100,000 101,023 2,170

- 3,437,200 854,426 - 7,361 - 3,437,200 2,500,000 5*2,472 106,385

- - 30,377 - - - 304,831 100,000 135,619 69,212

------88,500 14,500 25,000 25,000 25,000

- - - 28,381 - 9,T&8 65,927 40,250 25,677

- 1 2,250 24,258 6,578 751 - 24,258 15,000 5,637 1,371

- - 48,374 - 47,319 397,608 288,000 109,608

- - - 34,053 1,280 25,377 1,291 5,740 34,053 30,000 4,053

- - _ _ _ _ 4,143 16,000 8,624 - 24,884 - - " 317,109 - - - 819,557 90,000 699,130

Bigfat scows ami tug. 1 Suspense account, etc. * Snrplui 120 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888,

Abstract of Certificates of Condition '':

m eS sj Assets. 2 2 eS d CS O o Debts NAME OF CORPO- s $ o o RATION. - 3 D-d S? c and Receivable. o H Ph C a> Machinery. a

Metropolitan Cab Com- 1888. ! 1887.

i _ _ pany (for 1887), . Mch. 26, Sept. 17, $30,000 _ _ _

Metropolitan Cab Com- pany Oct. 5, Sept. 17, 30,000 - - - - $2,800 $ Metropolitan Steamship 1888. - - 1382,500 * Company, The, . June 26, June 5, 500,000 - 147,785 1 27,000 i 1887.

Middlesex Company, . Jan. 6, Dec. 28, 750,000 $100,000 with R. E. 100,000 449,316

Middlesex Co-operative Boot and Shoe Com- pany Feb. 6, Dec. 15, 15,000 5,113 . . 4,343 24,131

Middlesex Newspaper 1888. - - Company, The, . Feb. 28, Feb. 13, 5,000 - 700 1,088

Milford Gas Light Com- pany Oct. 22, Oct. 8, 72,300 13,200 $4,200 $9,000 - 2,079

Milford Music Hall - Company, . May 17, May 7, 31,500 43,985 8,985 35,000 1,114

Milford Pink Granite 3 Company, . April 20, April 4, 5,200 21,500 20,000 1,500 2,900 800

Milford Shoe Factory - Company, The, . Sept. 13, June 25, 16,000 11,000 1,000 10,000 300

Milford Springs Com- pany May 14, April 16, 60,000 41,486 12,000 29,486 3,138 -

Milford Water Com- pany, .... Mch. 12, Feb. 13, 200,000 14,805 7,205 7,600 15,000 6,323

Millbury Electric Com- pany Dec. 7, Oct. 15, 10,000 560 12,954 138

Miller's Falls Company, Mch. 16, Jan. 27, 200,000 84,900 with R. E. 69,681 70,026

• Miller's River Gas Light

Company, . Dec. 20, Mch. 5, 40,000 61,243 with real estate 906

Miller's River Manufac- turing Company, Feb. 1, Jan. 18, 30,000 20,000 - 30,000 8,262

Milton Bradley Com- pany, .... Mch. 19, Feb. 20, 40,000 - - - 17,671 31,382 Milton Building Asso- - ciates, .... April 19, Mch. 6, 42,000 43,384 with R. E. 119 Minot Manufacturing - Company, . Sept. 4, Feb. 20, 80,000 17,000 with land 6,000 21,167

Mitchell Fish Company, The Sept. 13, June 13, 10,000 - - - - 14,791

Montague City Rod

Company, . Sept. 28, July 17, 21,000 6,500 with R. E. 4,200 5,062 Montague Paper Com- pany July 2, May 24, 400,000 354,000 with R. E. 203,000 96,366

Monument Mills, . May 4, April 18, 50,000 75,000 with R. E. 100,000 81,030

1 Steamers. - Lighters. s Adjourned. s

1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 121 of Corporations — Continued.

* Assets— Con. Liabilities.

6 and m tc. Proc- 3 M . o . o o - a O s-, u o I £* m °° in a M o & Pi X

Materials g Manufactures, a O J 9 » i « u OH t 2 Stock o 5^ "3 5 o z ess. O) BO g o |1 £ p. 1o 1Pn 9 PQ * D p PQ

1

- $32,451 $3,349 $35,800 $30,000 $5,800 - - - $35, Si 10

- - - 28,200 31,000 30,000 1,000 - - - 31,000

- - 100 - 537,385 500,000 4,641 - $32,74-1 - 537,385

$697,573 - 4,963 - 1,351,852 750,000 233,749 - 59,086 $309,017 1,351,852

12,036 - - - 45,623 15,000 26,157 $3,300 1,017 149 45,623

1,600 - - - 3,388 5,000 400 - - - 5,400

3,539 - 11,345 42,760 72,923 72,300 623 - - - 72 -

- - - 7,401 52,500 31,500 21,000 - - - 52,500

( 16,000 - - 29,900 - - 27,000 1,300 500 27,000 5,200 j \ 5,900

- - - - 11,300 16,000 3,300 - - - 19,300

- - 317,481 16,767 78,872 60,000 18,872 - - - 78,872

- - ^214,195 - 250,323 150,000 599,000 - 1,323 - 250,323

- - 274 - 13,926 10,000 3,352 - 574 - 13,926 - - 79,052 $2,050 7,742 - 313,451 200,000 31,000 82,451 313,461

- - 290 - - 3,754 66,193 40,000 26,193

14,865 - 363 - 73,490 30,000 31,956 - 6,000

35,200 078 - - 84,931 40,000 23,459 - 12,472

- - - - 2,081 - 45,584 42,000 -

- - 5,024 - - 56,909 106,100 80,000 26,100 - 106,100

- - 17,629 2,443 - 295 - 17,529 1 10,000 7,291

- " 8,000 - - - 23,762 . 21,000 39

51,699 _ _ - 705,065 400,000 16,081 - 200,000

104,666 - - - 360,696 50,000 - - 270,686 40,000

Mortgage. 2 Balance. 3 Furniture, etc. 4 Two reservoirs, pipes, gates, stop- ttd and SOU . .

122 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

GO • Assets. *.2

ti to a ca o fi . M a, v o> NAME OF CORPO- Certificate o> O U 6 0> o o RATION. u a $ So 0) — Ol a o H .2 Filed. •53 0> "3 •a u is o When *E<>> a o> 9 'a eS oj.fi 6* O 03 3 3

Moore and Wyman Ele- vator and Machine 1888. 1888. Works, June 12, Feb. 23, $25,000 $19,086 $13,350

Morgan Envelope Com- $73,430 ; pany Feb. 1, Jan. 23, 100,000 $78,793 - 82,201 148,820 1 5,363 J Morgan Spring Com- pany, .... Oct. 18, July 2, 10,000 - - - 19,499 17,397

Morley Paper Company, Oct. 13, Sept. 25, 15,000 6,500 $1,500 5,000 3,160 3,559

Morning Mail Corpora- - - - tion, The, . Sept. 10, July 25, 20,000 19,235 15,371

Morrill Leather Com- pany, .... Aug. 29, July 11, 10,000 - - - 2,731 5,480

Morse Twist Drill and

Machine Company, . July 10, June 4, 600,000 112,500 with R. E. 298,525 132,179

Mount Hope Iron Com- - - - pany, .... Oct. 5, Oct. 2, 200,000 54,776 110,329 Mount Washington Glass Company, Nov. 24, Sept. 10, 83,000 27,500 with R. E. 6,069 50,054

Muddy Pond Company, Mch. 24, 'Jan. 17, 25,600 25,600 - - - 118

Munroe Felt and Paper 2 - - i 26,167 Company, . Sept. 17, July 17, 60,000 72,568 33,886 | 9,379 Monroe Organ Reed - - Company, . April 30, 3Feb. 2, 60,000 5,200 14,400 17,130

Murdock Parlor Grate - - Company, . Feb. 29, Feb. 23, 35,000 8,000 3,000 20,269

Music Hall Association - - of Worcester, . May 29, May 14, 26,800 10,200 23,000 850

Mutual District Messen- ger Company of Bos- ton, .... May 31, May 19, 250,000 . . _ 429,928 5,940 Mutual Gas Light Com- pany of Southbridge, July 13, April 20, 15,000 - 5,516 - 8,917 919

Mystic Rubber Com- - pany, .... June 28, Jan. 26, 150,000 4,000 12,000 50,576 64,714 - N. Ward Company, June 4, May 26, 100,000 - 112,969 6,300 41,813

Nahant Land Com- 1887. - pany (for 1887), Mch. 9, Oct. 27, 244,600 240,000 with R. E. 1,800

' Nahant Land Com- 1888. - pany Nov. 27, Oct. 25, 244,600 225,000 with R. E. 3,461 Nahant Steamboat Ex- - - - - 179 press Company, . Oct. 31, Oct. 15, 60,000

Nantasket Beach Hotel 569,547 207 478 Company, . April 12, Jan. 3, 150,000 214,016 144,469

1 Should have been. 2 Book accounts. Adjourned. 4 Construction. c Improvement accounts. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 123 of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

9 and OB Proc- 9 M o . o o . o . u a M S fc. to o •" CO o o in a ^§ ** a m 00 O Manufactures, CO Materials £ "3 GO Stock Si o a CO ess. a 3 'a. GO is ei o o n * o 6 P m a3 E-

$8,600 _ _ _ $41,036 $25,000 $12,751 $3,285 - - $41,036

117,949 $9,725 - - 437,488 100,000 212,124 - $86,864 $38,500 437,488

3,011 " $1,112 - 41,019 10,000 12,259 8,464 1,909 8,387 41,019

- 7,370 - $7,756 28,345 15,000 13,345 - - 28,345

2,737 - 785 2,300 40,428 20,000 6,500 13,363 - 565 40,428

- 2,888 - - - 11,099 10,000 705 - 394 11,099

185,237 - - - 728,441 600,000 1,945 - 76,016 50,480 72S,441

71,122 - 754 - 236,981 200,000 - - 18,771 18,210 236,981

- 70,453 1,295 5,424 - 160,795 83,000 59,517 2,278 16,000 160,795 ------3,532 29,250 25,600 3,650 29,250

'30,000 - - - J 53,833 166,851 23,314 1,537 166,851 60,000 - \ 23,018 1

- - 33,742 - 641 - 94,383 57,653 • - 94,383 60,000

- - 76,148 44,879 - - - 76,148 35,000 31,184 9,964

I 325,000 - - 55,000 - - - 220,950 55,000 26,800 - i 3,200 I

- - 285.86S - ^200,000 550,000 - 285,868 250,000 - 35,868

- - 564 - - - 15,916 15,000 - 916 16,916

- - 248 313,326 95,420 - 622,227 64,389 313,326 150,000 163,083 - 63,011 - - - 224,093 100,000 79,216 7,000

- - - - - "2,000 1,800 245,600 244,600 1,000

- - - - 244,600 - - '2,000 14,139 244,600 244,600

- - - - 60,000 - 59,821 60,000 60,000

r »200 1 938,446 - - - - - I 76,759 383,552 150,000 233,552 108,300 "I "45,146 J

1 •" and contract-*. 1 Mortgage note. 2 Depreciation. Mortgage. PranohlM - ii.n-r i, count. 6 Treasury stock. G Suspense account. t Furniture. 9 Furniture and fixtures. w Col. bond account. u Trust accounts. 124 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

1 Assets. t

.3 . NAME OF CORPO- (C o * RATION. "E a 02^ — a> D-d o a

Nantucket Gas Light 1888.

Company, . Feb. 27, Feb. 8, |36,000 ^2,500 $500 $2,000 $4,000 $3,650

Nantucket S u r f - s i d e 1885.

Company, . July 27, Oct. 5, 200,000

1888. Narragansett Mills, Nov. 22, Oct. 24, 400,000 235,500 15,000 220,500 202,000 21,713 Nashawannuck Manu-

facturing Company, . Dec. 20, Dec. 18, 400,000 with R.E. 118,500 117,009

Natick Citizen Printing

Company, The, . May 12, Mch. 7, 5,000 2,500 339

Natick Gas Light Com- pany April 16, Feb. 14, 20,000 16,500 21,143 4,021

Natick Protective Union, .... Feb. 25, Jan. 25, 6,000 1,834 National Bell Tele- phone Company, The, April 6 Mch. 12, 850,000

National Dock and Warehouse Com- pany Mch. 30, Feb. 25, 800,000 322,300 with R.E. 57,900

National Manufacturing

Company, The, . Jan. 27, Jan. 18, 50,000 21,496 33,072

National Mortgage and 2 ( 21,727 1 Debenture Company, Oct. 19, Feb. 7, 500,000 268,027 336,179 J National Needle Com- pany Oct. 18, Oct. 15, 100,000 46,000 with R. E. 30,500 26,812

National Plaster Com-

pany, The, . Aug. 7, *May 31, 10,000 61,271 9,748

National Tube Works

Company, . Dec. 22, Sept. 5, 2,500,000 300,000 700,000 61,816,187 2,134,247 Naukeag Water Com- pany Nov. 5, Aug. 4, 5,000 800 110

Naumkeag Steam Cot- ton Company, Feb. 10, Jan. 18, 1,500,000 1,500,000 560,852

Nelson Mills, . Sept. 4, Aug. 20, 36,000 36,000 8,000 28,000

Neverslip Horseshoe 14,545 Company, The, . July 27, June 14, 50,000 2,184

New Bedford Copper 50,000 60,894 Company, . April 13, Feb. 6, 250,000 50,000 with R. E. New Bedford Cordage 100,000 122,620 Company, . June 12, Mch. 5, 375,000 25,000

New Bedford Electric

Light Company, . Oct. 2, June 6, 75,000

New Bedford Gas Light real estate 10,111 Company, . April 14, Jan. 9, 225,000 309,470 with

Loans, R. E. mortgages. 2 Cash and bank balances. 3 Bills and accounts receivable. Adjourned. 5 Tools, fixtures, etc. 6 And mill and gas well line. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 125 of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

6 and Proc- (d 3 P . . o 2 o 1 . h a O — tn o U en in .2-2 o m CO Manufactures, Materials £ M e * "3 > "s i-c Stock d "3 3 o

$1,375 - - $25,823 $37,348 $36,000 $1,348 " - - $37,348

- - - - - Paid b'k - " - - -

49,789 - " - 509,002 400,000 44,677 - $51,825 $12,500 509,002

235,343 - - - 559,114 400,000 158,560 " 554 - 559,114

- - i$3,960 - 6,799 5,000 800 - 645 354 6,799

1,954 - 123 - 43,741 20,000 11,800 - 11,941 - 43,741

25,868 - 31,800 - 9,502 6.000 ^360 $1,800 1,342 - 9,502

- - - - Nothing - - - - - Nothing

- - - - 3,576 201,872 585,648 500,000 85,648 -

43,687 - 7,779 - 106,034 50,000 28,408 - 17,626 10,000 106,034

512,509 ( H,374 - - 343,654 228,450 »25,T57 '"84,650 3,774 "1,023 «2,007 1 / 81,831 i

- 28,636 - 3,442 - 135,390 100,000 32,600 - 2,790 135,390

- 8,554 $5,000 - - 24,573 10,000 8,553 - 6,020 24,573

- 2,025,104 - 12117,030 - 7,092,568 2,500,000 2,817,362 - 1,775,206 7,092,568

- - 15 - - 925 5,000 - - 5,000

- - 398,767 _ _ - 2,459,619 1,500,000 714,369 245,250 2,459,019 ------36,000 36,000 - -

- - - 94,034 63,507 - 2,906 10,892 94,034 50,000 44,034

- - - 112,320 - " 44,613 317,827 250,000 67,827

- - 175,661 - - 423,281 375,000 18,838 29,443

13

»4,56S 41,940 23,512 - 21,482 - 364,575 225,000 B7.177 5,881

* on stock. Interest account. i Type, fixtures, etc. And fixtures. » Sinking fund. Interest " Furniture and supplies. Expense and brokerage. 7 Tax sale certificates. ,ft " Accrued Interact on debenture*. 9 Bills and accounts payable. Debentures outstanding Light Co. » Insurance lund. " Bonds, stocks, etc. » Property sold aud assigned to X. B. Gas .

126 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

00 Assets. * 2 <« *'£ a « ci o o 2 . "5 ID v NAME OF CORPO- o u 9 s o o _ « A3 RATION. &o B0 8? i| lis o a a 2 a « 2 a o> o -> '3 OS A 6-° o! d

New Bedford Ice Com- 1888. 1888. _ _ _ pany, The, • Mch. 19, Feb. 14, $20,000 $8,000 $9,227 New Bedford Manu-

facturing Company, . Feb. 1, Jan. 4, 500,000 120,000 $20,000 $100,000 $380,000 19,954

New Bedford, Martha's Vineyard and Nan- tucket Steamboat

Company, . Mch. 23, Feb. 22, 141,700 15,315 2165,000 4,487 New Bedford Opera House Company, July 11, 3June 9, 50,000 40,000 15,000 25,000 15,920 29

New England and Sa- vannah Steamship . _ Company, The, . Dec. 8, Aug. 8, 500,000 . *470,000 34,343 New England Awl and Needle Company, Mch. 9, Jan. 16, 10,000 - - - 6,000 7,959 New England Despatch - - Company, . June 27, May 14, 25,000 - - 2,122

New England Electric - - Company, . May 9, April 2, 4,000 - - 16,079

New England Felt Roof- ing Company, Feb. 7, Jan. 25, 60,000 9,535 6,000 3,535 1,127 76,921 New England Fibre

Company, The, . June 12, May 29, 36,000 15,467 2,700 12,767 23,103 513

New England Glass

Company, . Aug. 23, Mch. 7, 300,000 100,000 with R. E. 2,000 11,839

New England Patent Fire Escape Company, Nov. 6, Feb. 24, 20,000 - - - - 744

New England Publish- - - - ing Company, The, . Jan. 24, Jan. 18, 25,000 - 23,409

New England Tele- graph Company, Aug. 30, Aug. 14, 30,000 630,000 - - - - New England Telephone - - - Company, The, . Feb 13, "Feb. 8, 200,000 - - New England Wiring and Construction Company April 18, Mch. 14, 35,000 - - - 1,537 33,060 New Home Sewing

Machine Company, . Nov. 7, sOct. 6, 500,000 65,600 11,500 54,100 64,600 825,438

New York and Boston Despatch Express . _ Company, . May 22, May 7, 100,000 . 650 20,829

Newbury Stable Com- 1887. - pany Feb. 17, Nov. 21, 68,800 67,198 18,330 48,868 817

Newburyport Car Man- 1888. ufacturing Company, June 8, Jan. 9, 25,000 2,813 330 2,483 3,000 11,565

Newburyport Electric Light and Power 2,598 Company, The, . April 21, Mch. 20, 30,000 7,969 1,400 6,569 738,471

1 Wharves. 2 Five steamers. 3 Adjourned. Ships. 5 Poles and wires. 8 In lieu of annual. 7 And plant. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 127 of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

8 J

-

82,179 $10,552 $29,958 $20,000 $9,958 $29,958

13,180 751,170 500,000 206,520 $44,650 751,170

174,802 141,700 15,548 17,554 174, Sir,!

551 56,500 50,000 6,500 50,500

162,369 666,712 500,000 166,712 606,712

$1,000 21,937 10,000 1,589 $10,348 21,937

139,416 15,962 57,500 25,000 32,500 57,500

1,090 17,169 4,000 11,059 2,110 17,109

121,551 60,000 41,631 19,920 121,551

,130 44,185 34,940 9,245 44,185

184,616 300,000 300,000 300,000

10,000 8,436 20,000 20,000 J",'

5,803 29,212 25,000 4,212 29,212

30,000 30,000

1,560 10,034 68,951 31,900 35,898 1,153

209,225 1,382,588 500,000 209,015

23,227 132,959 100,000 27,074 132,959 3108,253

803 70,814 68,800 2,014 70,814

- •J .-,,(11 Ml 3,288

51,088 456 1,594 51,088

Horses, wagons, harnesses and stable equipments. Supplies. Personal property i28 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

1 And street mains. 2 Engine and derrick. 3 Construction account. * Adjourned, PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 129 of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

0,$ o o g OT3 e * 3 °° « a eaSoo o a * o 2 W H

$3,605 $91,896 $80,000 $450 $11,440 $91,890

1,000 5,000 5,000

336,443 300,000 36,443 336,44:

$500 $1,131 213,442 100,000 9,632 2,977 $100,? 213,442

3,500 13,68s 111,216 13,688 10,000 |

3.575 29,512 330,689 200,000 5,941 99,748 325,000 330,689

15,130 Paid off 15,130 15,13o

68,852 50,000 12,015 6,837 68,852

61,104 $879 82,522 5,000 77,522 82,522

130,692 15,000 130,692 72,000 9,366 41,326 8,000

1,019 1,494 1,000 494 1,494

1,222,688 466,091 1,222,688 500,000 481,204 241,484

878,620 81,160 378,520 70,000 218,520 $90,000

1,270,640 655,084 1,270,540 360,000 612,967 297,573

88,063 13,089 1,735 33,053 20,000 13,053

12,095 7,500 3,009 1 ,686

*145 14,199 7,500 3,030

2,000 50,000 50,000 10,000

139,459 386,703 150,000 77,:. n

10,000 141,562 401,238 150,000 76,173

117,461 19. 161,937 100,000 01,937

Inventory. Personal property. °- Coal. Contingent. .

130 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

m a A8SETS. fixed

as Corporation. ei o .2 NAME OF CORPO- SB d RATION. a Stock m a> bo 3 m s o the B *£ a by "3 a A M O

North Attlebo rough Gas 1888. 1887. Light Company^ Feb. 3, Dec. 19, $68,100 _ _ $47,475 $28,550 $21,336

North Attleborough Steam and Electric 1888.

Company, . April 10, Jan. 18, 30,000 $3,196 with R. E. 157,944 953

North Brookfield Co- operative Creamery Association, April 13, Mch. 17, 2,000 1,890 with R. E. 1,168 1,531

North Dighton Co-oper- ative Stove Company, Mch. 13, Jan. 18, 11,500 6,597 with R. E. 2,202 10,722 Northampton Creamery Company Co-opera- 1 tive, .... May 19, April 17, 2,000 . . 1,000 2 231 Northampton Cutlery

Company, . Sept. 8, July 26, 100,000 35,000 with R. E. 15,000 19,661

Northampton Electric - - Lighting Company, . Feb. 6, Jan. 12, 40,000 $9,500 22,979 1,306

Northampton E m e r y Wheel Company, The, May 26, April 18, 100,000 - - - 16,520 36,719

Northampton Gas Light with Company, . Aug. 1, July 25, 50,000 25,000 - 3,000 4,008 I R. E. J Northfield Co-operative Creamery Association, June 12, Mch. 17, 4,411 4,411 with real estate -

Norton Emery Wheel

Company, . Feb. 18, Jan. 17, 20,000 10,000 with R. E. 1,892 18,987

Norton Manufacturing - Company, . July 5, April 2, 60,000 13,770 with R. E. 63,717

Norway Steel and Iron - Company, The, . Mch. 15, Jan. 25, 350,000 81,700 20,700 50,000 172,507 Noyes Lumber Drying - - - - - Company, The, . Aug. 7, July 16, 50,000

0. T. Rogers Granite

Company, . May 3, 2 Jan. 28, 20,000 8,000 5,000 3,000 2,000 12,936

Oakland Garden Associ- 1887. - - - ation, The, . Mch. 12, Nov. 15, 100,000 118,035 2,430

Odd Fellows' Building 1888. Association, Oct. 6, Jan. 16, 17,500 - - 20,000 - 340

Odd Fellows' Hall As- - sociation, Nov. 7, Oct. 1, 328,740 - - 220,000 -

Odd Fellows' Hall As- - sociation of Lawrence, Oct. 26, May 9, 75,000 84,799 12,946 71,853 4,233

Odd Fellows' Hall As- sociation of South _ Weymouth, May 25, sApril 11, 8,000 11,400 2,400 9,000 364

Odd Fellows' Hall in the City of Lowell, Pro- - 881 prietors of , . Feb. 25, Jan. 9, 71,200 71,200 with R. E.

Construction account. 2 Should have been. 3 Adjourned. »

1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 131 of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. LlABII ITIES.

i and m =2 Proc- M <2 Q . 3 p a O o t, a a> o o in a O m "a. oa>

Manufactures, 2 Materials o M % CD Stock o I'g 73 Reserves. ess. to 11 3 3 "3 3 O s o i W Eh 6 Eh

- - - $38,839 $136,200 $68,100 i$68,100 - - - $136,200

- - $1,405 - 63,498 30,000 29,730 - $3,768 - 63,498

$69 - - - 4,658 2,000 2,588 - 34 $36 4,658

8,225 - 23,583 - 31,329 11,500 18,868 3$406 255 300 31 ,329

- - 344 - 1,666 339 5,580 2,000 3,580 - 5,580

- 35,262 - 750 - 105,673 100,000 1,822 - 3,851 105,673

- «23,786 ) - 15,535 - 2,501 - 58,036 - 58,036 40,000 1 465 i

80,428 - - - 133,667 100,000 5,070 - 21,052 7,545 133,667

53,250 ) - 50,000 - - 2,051 5,418 57,469 2,211 - 57,469 ! 620,000 J

------4,411 2,640 1,771 - 4,411

- - 14,943 - 3,889 - 49,711 20,000 14,127 15,584 49,711

- - - 91,217 12,389 - 1,341 - 91,217 48,400 42,817

- 594,147 263,640 - 5,600 - 594,147 350,000 176,195 45,034 22,918

- - - - - $50,000 - - 50,000 50,000 50,000

- - - 26,564 3,384 - 244 - 26,564 20,000 6,564

------120,465 100,000 19,000 1,465 120,465

- - - 21.90D - - - 1,560 21,900 17,500 4,400

------220,000 328,740 -66,000 394,740

- - - - 434 - 89,466 61,050 16,005 13,411

- - - 8400 - 12,164 8,000 3,800 »52 312 13,164

- 818 - 12,081 - - - - 72,081 71,200

3 fund. * Construction ace Bonds. 1 Scrip dividend. 2 Patterns and flask. Sinking w Unpaid div idends. • Mains. 7 Mortgage. 8 Furniture, etc. ,

132 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

Assets.

NAME OF CORPO- RATION. Is

J Co a a>

Old Colony Iron Com- 1888 pany, .... May 29, May 23, $260,000 $49,325 with real estate Old Colony Rivet Com- pany April 25, > April 24, 24,000

Old Colony Rivet Com- pany (2d return), Dec. 17, ]'April 24, 24,000

Old Colony Steamboat

Company, . June 25, June 5, 900,000 113,600 with R. E. $30,000 68,506

Old Spain Co-operative Society, Feb. 23, Jan. 26, 1,500 2,818

Oliver Ames and Sons Corporation, Mch. 1, Feb. 4, 400,000 362,996 30,000 246,772

Oneko Mills Corporation, Feb. 9, Jan. 12, 210,000 116,421 $11,176 $105,245 136,963 4,167

Onset Bay Grove Asso- with ciation, Feb. 7, Jan. 11, 5,000 5,000 400 land Orange Furniture Com- pany July 24, July 2, 5,000 1,038 3,792

Orange Iron Foundry

Company, . Nov. 7, 'Oct, 6, 25,000 6,700 500 5,200 2,000 16,470

1887. O range Power Company Feb. 13, Dec. 1, 13,000 10,000 1,000 ),000 60

Oriental Coffee House

Company, . Mch. 2, Dec. 6, 20,000 916

1888. Orswell Mills, June 4, May 21, 225,000 100,000 with R. E. 200,000 56,926

Osborn Mills, . May 4, April 24, 600,000 275,694 30,000 245,694 691,355 43,252

Otis Company, Mch. 16, Feb. 14, 800,000 275,000 with R. E. 225,000 336,158

Otter River Company, . Mch. 5, Feb. 28, 20,000 24,000 with R. E. 30,000 2,874

1887. Owen Paper Company, Jan. 6, Dec. 31, 60,000 45,000 25,000 20,000 15,000 135,538

1888.

Pacific Mills, . June 25, June 13, 2,500,000 625,000 with R. E. 375,000 1,852,597

Page Paper Company, . Nov. 14, Oct. 11, 50,000 50,000 with real estate 6,536

Pairpoint Manufactur-

ing Company, The, . July 3, June 19, 400,000 61,704 with R. E. 93,109 110,390

1887. Palmer CarpetCompany, Mch 26, Dec. 14, 50,000 30,000 30,233 464

Palmer Water Company, Feb. 21, May 14, 20,000 1,246

Palmer Wire Manufac- 1888. turing Company, Oct. 16, May 17, 60,000 19,000 1,500 17,500 16,000 20,815

Para Rubber Shoe Com- pany Aug 3, April 23, 1,000,000 176,262 301.319 384,025

Adjourned. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 133 of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

u a a o>p-( o o "3.2 ^ftj oOQ o M Hi . 2 cS O to is o 15 * M

$22,000 $101,696 Paid b'k $101,696 $101,696

None Paidb'k None

None Paid b'k None $ $9,671 357,225 67,307 1,596,078 j $463,913 174,940 1,59&,078 21,306,994 900,000 |

1,800 4,618 1,500 2,274 844 4,618

235,448 11,764 886,980 400,000 359,625 127,355 886,980

151,285 408,836 210,000 182,874 15,962 408,836

*961 10,151 5,000 1,150 1,656 $2,345 10,151 3,790

5,140 9,970 5,000 1,308 1,000 9,970

14,430 39,600 25,000 14,600 39,600

$7,140 17,200 13,000 4,200 17,200

S44 617,264 976 20,000 20,000 20,000

60S 37,682 394,608 225,000 168,516 1,092 394,

1,316,191 305,890 1,316,191 594,436 610,610 111,145

300,120 «183,373; 1,319,651 800,000 62,082 $213,690 *243,S79

90,871 24,197 »$9,000 90,871 20,000 70,701

310,538 115,000 310,538 60,000 100,000 66,649

2,310,187 20,000 5,182,784 2,500,000 1,876,031 5,753

10,875 80,289 •1:\,1W.\ 80,289 50,000 19,414

67,435 553,613 278,373 :x;:> 9,472 553,613 400,000 86,178

23,380 106,362 45,665 106,362 50,000 32,973 11,21'. i"40,000 41,246 20,000 H20,000 1,246

T6»T7fl 13,401 656 76,776 60,000 16,776

1,111,771 490,661 ,507 i 1,-141,774 1,000,000 441,774

i Debt* in litigation. 1 Insurance policies. » .Steamboats. 8 Account new stock not issued. account. Ami guarantee. " Furniture and fixtures. « Renovating, renewal and now constructions " Bonds. And renovation. Improvement account. io Water plant. 134 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

tn Assets. fixed 3 as Corporation. o Debts

! NAME OF CORPO- Meeting. 6 Stock 't. RATION. o no 1 and Receivable. of a a the n 2 !i Capital is S a a> o Date by CS Cash PQ 3

1888. 1887.

Park Mills (for 1887), . Jan. 14, 'June 27, $25,000 $17,188 with R. E. $21,172 $1,245

1888.

Park Mills, . Nov. 5, 'June 28, 25,000 13,957 with R. E. 20,825 1,889

Parkhill Manufacturing

Company, . Aug. 9, July 9, 100,000 90,612 with R. E. 89,958 74,744

Parmenter Crayon Com- pany Nov. 21, Feb. 6, 45,000 - - $10,800 28,220 7,403

Parsons Paper Com- - pany, . Feb. 13, Jan. 17, 60,000 359,450 - 120,000 206,935

Pan! Whitin Manufac- turing Company, Feb. 6, Jan. 19, 200,000 92,008 $27,958 64,050 89,000 17,111

1887. Peabody Mills, Jan. 26, Dec. 7, 300,000 300,000 with real estate 125,830

Pearl Street Associa- 1888. - tion, The, . Jan. 25, Jan. 2, 30,000 62,100 24,100 38,000 1,054

Pearson Cordage Com- - - pany, . . April 10, 'April 9, 184,000 52,000 91,000 6,281

Peck and "Whipple Com- 1887. pany Jan. 27, Dec. 20, 40,000 - - - 6,000 .22,415

1888. - - - Peet Valve Company, . Aug. 14, May 30, 150,000 14,000 31,286

Pemberton Company, . Aug. 13, July 31, 450,000 524,536 with real estate 209,823

Pemigewasset and Saco Land and Lumber 1887. _ Company (for 1887), Feb. 9, 'Dec. 2, 21,600 4,000 _ _ _

Pemigewasset and Saco Land and Lumber 1888. . _ _ _ Company, . Dec. 12, 'Nov. 30, 21,600 4,000

- People's Ice Company, May 21, April 9, 100,000 78,101 - - 9,944 - People's Line, The, Sept. 6, June 6, 10,000 - - - 29,000

Perfect Pencil Sharp- 1887. - - - - 98 ener Company, The, . April 14, Dec. 22, 5,000

1888. Pettee Machine Works, July 13, June 6, 200,000 67,827 with R.E. 85,268 27,530

Phelps Publishing Com- pany Dec. 7, Oct. 27, 100,000 - - - 34,750 36,108

Phillips Manufacturing - - - 30,551 Company, The, . April 30, 'April 24, 25,000 1,700

Phoenix Hall Associa- - tion, .... Jan. 28, Jan. 16, 10,000 10,000 1,000 9,000 1,050 Phoenix Manufacturing Corporation, July. ;">, June 25, 30,000 9,640 with R.E. 5,000 17,549

Pierce and Bushnell Manufacturing Com- - - 11,354 pany, . May 3, Feb. 6, 30,000 14,000

2 r i Adjourned. L'wo steanlboats. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT— No. 10. l:;:» of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

01 and Proc- 3 Profit M o . O o s~ a o - aj o I © £h « o in a Loss. O m a i Manufactures, s Materials _2 o M .B "3 OB a-c Stock a 1 Reserves. Z m Balance and .2 a g ess. as Total. a « 8 a o i i P m EH

$36,665 - _ i $36,502 $112,772 $25,000 $87,772 - $112,772

- - - 171,381 108,052 25,000 83,052 - - 108,052 1 |

147,161 - - . 402,475 100,000 230,696 - $30,934 $40,845 402,475

- 17,204 - - " 63,627 45,000 7,169 2$7,219 4,239 63,627

134,451 - - - 820,836 60,000 88,263 - 522,573 150,000 820,836

160,050 - - - 358,169 200,000 151,906 - - 351,906

- 69,067 - $12,231 - 507,128 297,500 155,000 52,918 1,710 507,12b

- - - - 63,154 30,000 24,350 - - - 54,360

- 34,380 - - 41,000 224,661 184,000 40,661 - 224,661

- - 37,301 - - - 65,716 40,000 22,390 3,326 65,718

_ 44,350 - 34,650 - 94,286 150,000 64,143 214,143 with ) ( _ 295,887 - - - 1,030,246 450,000 425,812 154,434 bal. 1,030,246 P.&L.)

~ - - - - 4,000 21,600 - - - 21,600

- - G<>0 _ _ _ _ 4,000 21,600 - - 21, - - - - - 32,036 2,985 123,066 100,000 23,066 ------9,000 10,000 7,500 - 17,500

- - - 5,000 434 $4,400 6S 5,000 5,000

1 416,881 - - - 26,084 296,389 200,000 96,389 71,187 62 1 | 1,550 J

- - 225,714 61,750 - 93,100 - 225,714 100,000 117,281

- 9,000 53,013 20,762 - - 53,013 25,000 9,352

------11,050 10,000 -

- 1,245 25,119 - - 57,308 30,000 23,116

with • " 7,941 ) - 33,295 80,00< 1,357 / mach'j I i

i Patterns • N i\\ toolrt and iddil OII0. 1 i^.ud euspt nee. 2 Couti ngent fund 136 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

was ll Assets.

to a a o ei 5 . NAME OF CORPO- Certificate > RATION. | 00 eg g? to o §1 a 1 Filed. "3 o When C *> '3 « o k3 PP O

Pigeon Hill Granite 1888. 1888.

Company, . May 26, April 24, $30,000 $33,440 $27,040 $6,400 $4,000 $ 17,86c

Pittsfield Coal Gas Com- pany, .... June 1, May 8, 62,500 28,550 7,000 21,550 40,000 41,033

Pittsfield Electric Light - - - Company, The, . April 30, Mch. 5, 5,000 6,472 1,047

Pittsfield Illuminating - - - Company, . Aug. 13, April 2, 25,000 15,515 2,244

Pittsfield Manufacturing - - Company, The, . Sept. 5, Feb. 1, 12,000 8,640 4,379

Pittsfield Steam Power

Company, The, . Aug. 28, July 25, 20,000 18,500 5,000 13,500 1,200 585

Pittsfield Tack Company, April 28, Jan. 17, 30,000 - - - 12,000 3,764

Pittsfield Transporta-

tion Company, . June 16, May 9, 9,000 23,000 8,000 15,000 550

Pittsford Marble Quarry - - Company, . Mch. 20, Feb. 16, 50,000 20,000 10,000

Plymouth Cordage Com- pany, .... Sept. 13, Sept. 11, 500,000 248,487 18,352 230,135 296,112 386,791 Plymouth Foundry Com- - - pany, .... Feb. 27, Feb. 6, 50,000 7,500 2,500 22,940 Plymouth Gas Light

Company, . Aug. 10, July 11, 40,000 4,250 with R. E. 10,000 2,295

Plymouth Mills, . July 21, May 12, 69,000 14,000 - - 15,000 37,615

Plymouth "Woollen and

Cotton Factory, The, . June 12, June 1, 50,000 10,000 2,000 8,000 10,000 1(1,914

Pocasset Manufacturing

Company, The, . Feb. 24, Feb. 23, 800,000 804,000 1368,000 2436,000 485,357 110,318

Point of Pines Company, May 7, Jan. 3, 150,000 97,800 36,500 61,300 1,500 7,040

Pond Machine Tool Com- ,' pany, .... June 27, Jan. 26, - - - - - Post Publishing Com- pany May 15, May 2, 150,000 - - - 20,000 24,462

Potomska Mills Corpo- ration, .... July 30, June 28, 1,200,000 574,684 with R. E. 836,927 81,184

Potter Lovell Company, April 11, Jan. 12, 400,000 - - - - 2,510,728

Powell Planer Com- - - - pany, The, . April 25, *April 12, 10,000 7,173 4,7 16

P o w o w Co-operative Society of Amesbury 1887. _ _ " and Salisbury, The, . Mch. 23, Nov. 12, 2,000 881

Powow Hill Water Com- 1888. pany, .... Feb. 16, Jan. 2, 40,000 6,000 with R. E. 15,000 - Prang Educational Com- r>58,100 - - pany, The, . Aug. 10, Jan. 26, 100,000 500 28,378

i Mill site. 2 Real estate outside mill site. 3 In liquidation. Adjourned. s Plant. . <

1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 137 of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

•O o aa !fl . 1 S n" o o . o . u a (V o o 5 a a ^ O00 ** o 2 g V 2-3 9 2 r a o o 2^ 01 - • £ 50 2 a O — S £ 3 n ft M P3 S5

$5,329 $27,507 $88,141 $30,000 $27,612 $30,529 $88,141

550 110,133 62,500 400 $7,233 40,000 110,133

6,889 14,408 5,000 2,564 ,844 3.000 14,408

371 $606 39,237 25,000 14,237 39,237 20,501

13,357 12,000 841 13,357

13,415 33,700 20,000 13,700 33,700

20, 1,557 11,368 48,878 30,000 18,878 48,878

23,550 9,000 14,204 23,550

50,000 50,000 31,126 81,126

233,208 1,164,598 500,000 423,692 240,906 1,164,598

with bal 4,040 51,340 15,900 22,500 51,340 47,300 P. &L.

41,887 1,732 2,574 20,851 40,000 1,887

92,420 25,805 92,420 69,000 23,420

66,886 11,534 2,402 10,636 55,386 50,000 5,386

1,707,944 307,769 3500 1,707,944 800,000 402,130 505,814 160,175 3,500 109,840 150,000 10,175

183.44S 51,200 87,786 183,448 150,000 33,448

V.6,000 1,904,173 409,900 1,478 1,904,173 1,200,000 573,838 94,335

2,510,728 400,000 1,888,000 2,510,728

21,121 6,944 2,258 21,121 10,000 11,121

7 m', 818 1,561 657 3,099 2,000

r>72,600 93,600 40,000 740,000 i

68,669' 1,098 75,970 1,809 164,757 100,000

2 8 Trains. Unpaid dividend. 1 Quarries. Patterns, flasks, etc. •' Bonds. c Pipes, hydrants, etc:. «' Bills payable. 138 ANNUAL RETUKNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

OQ ea 3d Assets x 2

to d a * u o Wa- % • NAME OF CORPO- « u u 6 o o >> 't, RATION. Power. 4) and 8> 3 — 4) a Hi o H .3 la 2 ^3 a) "3 ter Land '3 1- 4 H rt 1 O 03 PQ 3 O

Pranker Manufacturing 18S8. 1888. _ _ _ Company, . April 13, Mch. 20, $60,000 $5,431 $28,337

Preebrey Stove Lining - - Company, . May 24, May 9, 28,000 $16,700 5,000 18,202

Prescott Manufacturing - - Company, . Oct. 13, June 5, 15,000 2,243 7,013

Progressive Co-opera- tive Association, Mch. 24, Jan. 12, 5,000 - - 7,016

Prouty Wire Company, Aug. 14, July 10, 20,000 10,823 $3,200 $7,623 3,418 3,603

Providence Extractor - ~ Company, The, . May 3, May 1, 12,000 » 100 150 Provincetown Boot and - - - Shoe Company, . Feb. 8, Jan. 2, 15,000 3,311 1,314 Putnam Machine Com- pany, .... May 22, April 11, 160,000 - - 101,099 145,731 72,239 Putnam Nail Company, The, .... Jan. 27, Jan. 11, 300,000 80,000 - - 100,500 93,334 Quaboag Stea m boat - - - - Company, The, . Sept. 17, 'Mch. 21, 5,100 5,100

Quincy Market Cold Storage Company, June 11, Jan. 24, 120,000 170,000 with R. E. - 2,594

Quincy Water Com- pany Nov. 9, Sept. 13, 200,000 4,494 - 6,000 25,000 3,370 Quinsigamond Lake Steamboat Company, 1887. _ _ _ _ The (for 1887), . Jan. 21, Oct. 31, 7,000 -'7,000

(Quinsigamond Lake Steamboat Compauv, 1888. . . The, . . . Dec. 4, Oct. 31, 7,000 :'7,000

R. H. Smith Manfactur- ing Company, The, Jan. 25, 'Jan. 19, 30,000 - - - 9,489 3,103

R. H. Smith Manufac- turing Company, The (2d return), July 26, July is, 30,000 _ _ _ 9,742 5,681

Rand Avery Company, June 21, April 17, 250,000 - - - 150,000 56,173 Randolph Power Com-

pany, The, . Mch. S. Feb. 15, 6,000 5,600 600 5,000 2,000 151

Rational Horse Shoeing - - - Company, The, . Aug. 7, June 1, 10,000 2,200

Kayer and Lincoln Seaming M achine 1887. _ _ _ _ Company, The, . Feb. 27, June 6, 50,000

Rays Woollen Com- 1888. pany, .... Mch. 21, Jan. 28, 300,000 200,000 with real estate 129,809 Reading Lyceum Hall - - - Association, May 21, May 7, 13,480 14,000 ,,.

Adjourned. 2 Equipments, boats and riggings. 8 Three small steamboats. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. L39 of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

9 and 00 Proc- 3 M Q o p • ~ m. gP 00 Stock a e o 1 3 7i ess. m 'Si DO ed 1 H * O 3 Oat A

$223,282 - - $9,690 $266,740 $60,000 $206,740 - - - $266,740

28,160 - $1,300 - 69,362 28,000 121,905 $19,457 - - 69,362

8,847 - 212 597 18,912 15,000 3,912 - - - 18,912

2,420 - 900 - 10,336 4,981 2,149 - - $138 7,268

8,154 - 2,392 - 28,390 20,000 6,778 - $1,612 - 28,390

50 - - 18,700 19,000 12,000 7,000 - - - 19,000

- - 1,800 - - 9,267 MM 15,000 692 - 15,692

- 236,578 $402 785 - 556,834 160,000 139,875 - 256,959 556,834

- 159,492 2,500 - - 435,826 300,000 9,482 126,344 - 435,826

- - - - - 5,100 5,100 - - - 5,100

- - - - - 172,594 120,000 50,000 - 2,594 172,594

- - - - 2380,919 17,112 436,895 200,000 236,895 - 436,895

------7,000 7,000 - - 7,000

------7,000 7,000 - - 7,000

- - 11,284 353 37,397 - 31,626 30,000 1,626

- - 32,290 5,536 353 - 10,978 32,290 30,000 2,290 - - 40,338 50,000 112,079 - 408,590 250,000 107,713 60,877

- - - - - 7,751 5,600 2,000 «

- - " 10,000 7,500 - I 300 10,000 10,000 "

!

- - - " - 100 449,900 50,000 50,000

- 15,000 191,808 - - - 621,817 300,000 171,145

- - - 1 1,280 - - - - 14,245 13,480 B00

' Balance deficit. Including dividend. Water mains and eaaementa. Iclt. "

140 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

Assets. is fixed

tU) 00 eg a as Corporation. £ . NAME OF CORPO- Q> 0) 6 Stock AS 0B RATION. 95 a o a a i> the 81

Capital 2 3 a « '3 at ** P by I m 2 Oad

Reading Water Com- 1888. 1888. pany Nov. 13, Sept. 11, $5,000 $5,000 with real estate $250

Real Estate and Build- ing Company, April 3, Jan. 16,. 200,100 99,000 $96,250 $2,750 44,260

Real Estate Improve- ment Company of

Haverhill, . June 8, April 23, 90,000 116,000 30,000 86,000 2,729

Red ding Electrical Com- pany, .... Jan. 6, Jan. 6, 9,000 - - - 8,337 Register Co-operative Printing Company, Mch. 19, Jan. 30, 3,000 - - - $2,500 -

Renfrew Manufacturing

Company, . July 27, July 10, 1,500,000 484,759 with R. E. 1,000,000 1,018,903

Republican Company, The Feb. 9, Jan. 25, 30,000 - - - 20,000 26,385

Revere Copper Com- pany, .... May 4, *Mch. 21, 300,000 75,000 with real estate 103,172 Revere House, Proprie- - tors of the, . Mch. 14, Mch. 13, 160,000 235,000 151,000 84,000 6,270

Revere Rubber Com- pany, .... Mch. 1, Jan. 18, 500,000 180,598 with R. E. 189,894 195,915 Revere "Water Com- pany July 24, Feb. 18, 125,000 - 23,000 - 12,000 693

Reversible Collar Com- - pany, .... Feb. 8, Jan. 17, 250,000 35,000 26,893 54,696

Rice and Griffin Manu-

facturing Company, . April 16, Feb. 4, 55,000 43,000 with R. E. 14,877 20,506

Rice and Lockwood Lumber Company, Mch. 12, JMch. 3, 25,000 - - - - 87,582

Richard Borden Manu-

facturing Company, . Nov. 21, Nov. 13, 800,000 392,627 115,232 277,395 348,798 . 83,166

Richardson Manufactur- ing Company, Jan. 31, Jan. 4, 100,000 - - 200 6,024 227,209

Richmond Iron Works, July 24, July 18, 54,000 - 125,000 - 25,000 28,842

Ripley Howlaud Manu- - - - facturing Company, . Feb. 23, Feb. 15, 108,000 7,250 66,817

Riverside Co-operative Association of May-

nard, The, . Mch. 5, Feb. 6, 10,000 . . 14,249 . 298

Riverside Lumber Com- pany July 25, Jan. 10, 25,000 7,200 1,200 6,000 6,900 1,049

Riverside Manufactur- ing Company, April 23, Feb. 24, 100,000 14,545 - - - -

Riverside Paper Com- pany Feb. 23, Jan. 27, 150,000 115,500 9,400 106,100 53,000 74,082

Adjourned. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 141 s of Corporations — Continued.

Assets— Con. Liabilities.

i and m Proc- M 5 Q . 3 Profit

Rights. O

in 3 Loss. 0Q

Materials Manufactures, O j "3 > "3 U Slock o Balance and s ess. Patent s 5 CO - 1 £ * 1 s * Q :-

- - _ - $5,250 $5,000 - - $250 -

- - $100 $63,743 207,103 200,100 $7,003 - - - 207,103

- - - 67,271 186,000 90,000 96,000 - - - 186,000

$4,814 - 136 4,915 18,202 9,000 9,202 - - - 18,202

- - 500 - 3,000 3,000 - - - " 3,000

with ) 1 with - 13,525 - 2,507, 1S7 1,500,000 854,407 - 152,720 bal. 2,507,187 JC.&D.R. j ! P.&L.)

- 1,198 _ 9,033 - 56,616 30,000 7,703 - 18,913 56,616

- 189,992 - - - 368,164 300,000 37,847 $30,317 - 368,164

- - - 21.3S4 - 262,654 160,000 13,000 - - 173,000

- - 338,573 " 9,153 75,000 989,133 500,000 489,133 - 989,133

2182,542 " - 1,133 70,259 304,627 125,000 239,627 364,627 - j ! 375,000

- 63,949 $250,000 - 430,538 250,000 18,180 - 430,538

- 21,269 - - 2C8 99,920 53,700 46,220 - 99 ,920

- 14,597 - 534 102,713 25,000 75,213 - 2,500 102,713

- 62,221 - - - 8S6,812 800,000 65,442 21,370

( with - 29,949 - 504 - 263,976 100,000 35,250 128,720 bal. { P.& I..

- 196,590 - - - 375,432 54,000 212,040 S9,3S6 $20,000

- - 156,141 68,380 - 13,694 - 150,141 108,000 28,647 19,494

- 13,036 - - - 27,583 7,435 16,675 1,961 1,512

- - 8,900 - 750 9,154 33,953 21,400 12,553

- - - - - 14,545 14,545 -

- 51,115 - - - 293,697 150,000

Adams Gas Company stock. 2 pipe, gates, hydrant*, frai 142 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

was Assets. fixed

si m a as Corporation. 2 . v o XAMK OF CORPO- Certificate a> 3 RATION. 2 -gS 00 S ill 9 a a o the

Filed. Capital 2 When a £> °3 oc M by a - pa O

Robbins Anchor Trip- 1888. 1888 *4, _ _ _ _ per Company, The, . Mch. 3, Feb. $5,000 $175

Robeson Mills, Feb. 9, Feb. 6, 260,000 $110,071 - - $177,606 937

Robinson Iron Company, Feb. 3, Feb. 2, 100,000 36,000 with R. E. 36,000 39,854

Rockland Company, Aug. 10, 'July 18, 50,000 - - - 5,950 132,924

Rockport Granite Com- pany of Massachusetts, Feb. 9, Jan. 23, 200,000 83,400 $71,400 $12,000 - 48,449 Rocky Meadow Com- 2 - pany, .... Mch. 24, Jan. 17, 25,600 25,600 - - 92 Rodney Hunt Machine

Company, . April 11, Jan. 10, 75,000 38,000 with R. E. 36,000 68,774

Rogers Upright Piano - - - - Company, . Aug. 27, May 2, 50,000 4,195

Rotch's Wharf Company, Mch. 12, Feb. 4, 20,000 - 20,000 - - 1,384

Roxbury Carpet Com- pany,' .... Aug. 15, July 14, 43,400 167,100 with R. E. 38,500 732,921 Roxbury Central Wharf, - - - Proprietors of, . May 24, May 7, 15,200 12,300 383

Roxbury Gas Light

Company, . Feb. 20, Feb. 6, 600,000 685,461 with real estate 269,925

Rubber Boot and Shoe Selling Company,8 July 27, 'July 17, Paid b'ck - _ - - 26,701 Rubber Footwear Com- - - - - pany, The, . April 14, April 4, 5,000 5,000

Russell Mills, . June 29, May 2, 125,000 125,000 with real estate 20,502

Russell Paper Company, Aug. 17, May 6, 200,000 121,000 21,000 100,000 79,000 129,378

Russia Cement Com- pauy, .... June 11, Feb. 29, 30,000 38,000 3,000 35,000 40,000 38,205 Rutland Co-operative

( ireamery Association, The, .... Feb. 28, Feb. 24, 2,000 2,200 600 1,600 800 1,000

Ryder Grate Company, Nov. 20, 4 June 6, 15,000 - - - - 264

8. A. Woods Machine 122,7(1:'. Company, . May 23, Feb. 13, 300,000 40,749 9,962 30,787 54,136

S. Blackiuton Woolen

Company, . Dec. 11, Sept 25, 250,000 176,503 with R. E. 135,741 21,211

S. II. Howe Shoe Com-

pany, The, . Dec. 11, Nov. 7, 200,000 50,800 10,175 40,625 49,200 156,017

S. K. Edwards Hall - - - Company, . Feb. 29, Jan. 3, 8,000 25,358 127

S. K. Smith Silk Manu------facturing Company, . July 7, Mar. 10, 25,000

S. N. & C. Russell Man- ufacturing Company, May 7, May 2, 100,000 44,100 14,100 30,000 30,000 60,059

1 Adjourned. 2 Should have been. In liquidation. 4 No quorum. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT— No. 10. 1 i:; of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

o •

OT3 •-> a o od * P a * pq

$74 $5,000 |5,249 $5,000 $100

55,009 $3,000 346,623 260,000 59,394 27,229

43,331 155,185 100,000 441 54,744 155,185

34,628 176,197 50,000 110,484 $15,713 176,197

26,705 55,473 214,027 200,000 14,027 214,027

$2,008 28,300 25,600 2,700 28,300

43,135 10,000 195,909 75,000 66,384

35,000 60,017 99,212 50,000 40,212 00,212

21,384 20,000 1,000 21,384

232,024 5,521 1,176,066 4.'3,4O0 57,233 1,075,40,; £*}£ I

2,917 15,600 15,200 400

with bal 370,943 18,531 97:5,917 600,000 2,974 P. and

- 400 27,101 paidback 6,336

5,000 5,000

78,092 223,594 125,000 49,500 40,004

169,460 - 50,000 548,838 200,000 339,673 9,165

27,807 144,012 30,000 109,054 144,012

- 200 4,200 2,000 4,200 - 14,700 100 15,064 15,000 15,064

131,564 5,000 18,026 372,238 33,542

- 6,003 625,439 250,000

- 118,340 374,357 200,000 162,132 12,225

25,485 1,485

24.46J 113,246 5,050 252,455 100,000 144 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

was Assets. fixed

.5 as Corporation. Debts

NAME OF CORPO- Certificate Stock a> RATION. 2 CO and Receivable. the n .2 Machinery. Filed. o Capital When Is a si Cash Q by J I

Sagamore Manufactur- 1S8S. 1888. ing Company, Nov. 28, Oct. 24, $600,000 $272,719 $40,000 $232,719 $386,000 $19,183 • Salem and South Dan- Oil 4S,000 estate 10,506 vers Company, Men. 1, | Jan. 18, 16,500 with real

Salem Electric Lighting - - Company, The, . Feb. 10, Jan. 18, 70,000 170,843 4,199

Salem Gas Light Com- pany, .... Men. 16, Feb. 13, 300,000 140,465 41,067 99,398 150,623 85,269 - - Salem Lead Company, . Mch. 19, Mch. 7, 150,000 20,640 19,360 28,789

Salem Mechanic TIall Corporation, Feb. 6, Jan. 5, 49,000 27,000 with R. E. _ -

Salem Publishing Com- pany Sept. 4, 2Mch. 22, 7,500 - - - - 1,000

Salisbury Beach Plank - Road Company, . May 24, May 16, 10,000 500 300 200 303

- - - Salter Silk Company, . Sept. 17, Feb. 21, 1,000 . 50 17

- - - - Samuel Ward Company, Aug. 6, : July 6, 40,000 23,772

Samuel Winslow Skate Manufacturing Com-

pany, The, . June 20, April IS, 50,000 25,000 8,338 16,662 17,456 25,859

Sanders Leather Com- pany Feb. 21, Jan. 30, 50,000 350,180 with R. E. 29,542 103,805

Sanitary Manufacturing Company, The (for 1887. _ _ _ _ _ 1887), .... Mch. 9, Sept. 22, 5,000

Sanitary Manufacturing 1888. - - - - - Company, . Oct. 4, Sept. 22, 5,000

' Saunders Cotton Mills, . May 31, May 8, 175,000 100,000 25,000 75,000 50,000 3,476

Sawyer Leather Ma- chinery Company,

_ _ . _ The, .... Mch. 1, Feb. 10, 10,000 1,170 7,368 Sawyer Spindle Com- - - - pany, .... May 11, April 28, 200,000 1,547 35,973

Saxonville Mills, . Aug. 15, July 14, 85,000 312,440 with R, E. 50,802 451 ,832

Sea View Hotel and 1887. - Wharf Company.The, Jan. 11, Dec. 7, 55,000 56,330 with R. E. 1,594

Sea View Hotel and Wharf Company, The 1888. (2d return), Dec. 15, #ec. 5, 55,000 56,330 with R. E. _ 2,276

Seaconnet Mills, . Dec. 20, Nov. 1, 400,000 130,163 10,000 120,163 319,811 3&,822

Security Associates, - - The, .... April 19, Jan. 11, 50,000 10,545 Security Safe Deposit - - 4 _ Company, . Feb. 6, Jan. 12, 200,000 175,000

4 1 Construction. - Adjourned. Mortgage $45,000 additional. Lease of, and vaults. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 145 of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

T3 A to an CO «3 Pro a o . o . - a • o !h CO &

3 P-. 9 A A B H

$83,739 $761,641 $600,000 i$78,208 $83,433 $761,641

18,161 $2,125 53,352 48,000 18,932 2$300 67,232

3$10,000 7,500 92,542 70,000 1,244 18,696 $2,602 92,542

15,867 1,050 393,274 300,000 390 73,419 19,465 393,274

114,893 183,682 150,000 2,590 4,472 26,620 183,682

8,036 $15,923 50,959 49,000 1,959 50,959

6,500 7,500 7,500 7,500

42,700 6,497 10,000 10,000 10,000

15 1,649 1,731 1,000 731 1,731

61,126 84,898 40,000 44,898 84,898

30,000 98,315 50,000 35,119 13,196 98,315

59,286 242,813 50,000 147,657 45,156 242,813

5,000 5,000 5,000 4,000 9,000

5,000 5,000 5,000 4,000 9,000

50,861 127,862 362,199 175,000 187,199 362,199

3,150 18,488 10,000 5,488 18,488

6,136 52,347 109,997 205,000 200,000 5,000 205,000 ith

915,439 I bal. 1,058,919 33,709 10,136 1,058,919 85,600 | l'.x I..

67,924 55,000 1,924 57,924

58,606 55,000 68,606

,313 522,109 400,000 33,064 U2,100

"701 H49.698 226,732 50,000 23,134 0215,486 *4,000

200,000 200,000 100,000

I * Hunk on road, i Including $63,625 due stockholders on account now mill. Had bills. PranohlM. B bonds, etc. e Coin and specie. « Securities. 7 Undivided profits. Surplus. « Railroad ..

146 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

CO a Assets.

0> 1J bo "3! IE o a es o NAME OF CORPO- a t'o <6 00 RATION. o> ;° M 4) o .2 a a <» H ',3 Q "3 is o a a A D M PQ o

Sewall and Day Cord- 1888. 1888. i$6,264 age Company, May 21, Feb. 20, $600,000 $451,697 with R. E. $65,000 \ 115,382 \

Sharon Water Company, April 19, Mch. 13, 20,000 - $1,055 - 246,630 30

Shaw Locomotive Com- pany Mch. 20, Feb. 27, 1,000,000 - 1,000,000 - - -

Shaw Stocking Com- pany, .... May 29, May 21, 360,000 73,694 25,695 $47,999 179,105 61,915

Sheffield China Clay

Company, . Nov. 20, Oct. 16, 25,000 18,300 11,800 6,500 1,000 1,050

Shelburne Falls Co-op- erative Creamery As- 1887. sociation, Jan. 10, Oct. 3, 5,000 4,100 100 4,000 900 _

1888.

Shove Mills, . Mch. 8, Feb. 1, 550,000 344,000 with R. E. 467,738 44,888

Silver Lake Company, . Feb. 20, Jan. 18, 75,000 60,000 with R. E. 20,000 45,804

Simonds Manufacturing 3 - - Company, . Dec. 3, Nov. 12, 150,000 60,000 20,000 113,717

Simonds Rolling-Ma- chine Company, Nov. 8, Oct. 8, 400,000 - - 18,201 66,123 10,173

Simpson's Patent Dry Dock Company, Feb. 4, Jan. 3, 350,000 120,000 60,000 * 60,000 5,000 8,035

Skillings, Whitneys and Barnes Lumber Com- pany June 29, May 25, 250,000 53,000 25,000 28,000 20,000 475,572

Slade Mills, . Mar. 6, Jan. 31, 550,000 335,722 with R. E. 420,960 33,192

Smith American Organ - - and Piano Company, . May 3, Jan. 25, 250,000 34,300 16,764 259,329

Smith and Anthony Stove Company, Mch. 22, Jan. 18, 100,000 20,250 - - 5,000 143,364

Smith and Dove Manu-

facturing Company, . Oct. 6, Sept. 21, 500,000 128,573 with R. E. 102,337 84,781

Smith Paper Company, Feb. 4, Jan. 25, 250,000 148,000 55,000 93,000 127,000 146,358

Solon Bryant Company, - - - The, .... May 4, Feb. 1, 25,000 4,250 16,557 Somerset Co-operative - - 22,581 Foundry Company, . Feb. 6, Jan. 9, 30,000 15,020 7,200 Somerset Potters' Works, May 3, Jan. 26, 60,000 45,702 with R. E. 5,383 9,140

S o m e r v i 1 1 e Electric Light Company, The, Mch. 6, Feb. 6, 20,000 52,425 with real estate 1,034

Somerville Union Hall 1887. - 917 Company, . Oct. 8, Oct. 3, 29,000 25,500 8,500 17,000

South Abington Shoe 1888. estate - Factory Company, . Aug. 13, April 25, 23,100 17,325 with real

1 Notes receivable. Pipes laid and easements. Adjourned. * And docks. , 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 147

1 of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities. '

43 i and to Proc- M Q . p o - o E. o a I

Manufactures, 3 Materials J9 9 "3 U Stock a o H 3 OJ ess. an si 3 1 o 1 4) - o % pq H M cq I Eh

$305,018 _ i$3,000 _ $946,361 $600,000 $264,574 _ $6,787 $75,000 $946,361

~ - - $590 48,305 20,000 28,305 - - - 48,305

- 2 33,500 4,100 1,007,600 1,000,000 7,600 - - - 1,007,600

154,813 $24,286 9,478 - 503,291 360,000 81,047 - 21,600 40,644 503,291

I 8,401 - - 5,025 - 1,541 - 26,916 25,000 - 41,401 J 48,000 i

- 300 - - - 5,300 4,280 1,000 - 20 5,300

- 130,559 - - - 987,185 550,000 380,577 - 56,608 987,185 - 92,405 - - - 218,209 75,000 18,750 67,693 56,766 218,209

- 112,902 - - - 306,619 150,000 135,449 - 21,170 316,619

- - - 436,156 19,165 317,343 - 5,151 436,156 400,000 36,156

- - - - 5216,965 - 350,000 350,000 - - 350,000

- 1,273,159 717,087 _ 7,500 _ 1,273,159 250,000 746,261 250,000 26,898 - - 869,235 79,361 - - - 869,235 550,000 307,607 11,628

- - - 427,313 100,133 - - 16,787 427,313 250,000 177,313

- - 227,757 59,143 - - - 227,757 100,000 50,247 77,510

withBal. - 100,187 846,150 517,184 _ 13,275 _ 846,150 500,000 245,963 P.& L. - 250,000 - 562,821 113,968 - 27,495 - 562,821 250,000 62,821

- - - 65,807 40,487 500 1,600 2,413 65,807 25,000 40,807

r$18,778 - - 67,810 21,048 - 01,500 461 67,810 30,000 19,032

828,000 - - - 126,771 13,889 125,77/ 1060,000 85,777 18,149 - '•'5,514 I J

- - - - - 4,000 - 57,459 20,000 37,459

- - - 30,800 - - - 4,383 30,800 29,000 1,800

" - - 23,100 - - - 5,775 23,100 23,100

B estimated. •'Men: Deficit. i Teams and furniture. » Value uncertain. Old locomotive, < Tools and fixture*. dd In. 15 share* stock. " Fund. • Increased capital. .

148 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

m a Assets. fixed

Ml a as Corporation. 2 o & . NAME OF CORPO- s 4> Stock i _ ® OS RATION. a DO 4) a* so "So a si c o o the H 3 Capital J§ a o> *» cS by o> es p Q i-3 pq 3

1888. 1888. _ South Bay Company, . July 12, *June 5, $50,000 - $40,900 $1,991 South Bay Improvement - - Company, . June 18, May 30, 1,000,000 - - -

South Boston Gas Light

Company, . Feb. 27, Jan. 31, 440,000 $226,945 126,140 $100,805 2$258,778 24,126

South Boston Ice Com- pany, .... July 30, April 24, 80,000 - 30,500 - 2,500 13,584 South Boston Iron Works, The, June 13, Feb. 15, 50,000 - - - 30,000 71,000

South Congregational MeetingHouse in Lowell, Proprietors of the, .... July 20, April 9, 15,000 15,000 with R. E. 1,621 South Cove Corpora- tion Mch. 14, Feb. 18, 600,000 - 49,900 - - - South Framingham Manufacturing Com- _ pany, .... Feb. 28, Feb. 14, 66,600 75,000 8,000 67,000 13 South Reading Mechanic and Agricultural In- stitution, May 3, April 2, 10,000 . . . _ 415,947

South Shore Steamship Company, The (for 1887. 1887) Jan. 11, Dec. 27, 10,000 . _ _ 325,500 _

South Shore Steamship 1888. " - - - Company, The, . Nov. 14, June 14, 10,000 325,500

Southbridge Electric . - Company, The, . July 24, May 21, 15,000 2,603 11,380 512

Southbridge Optical - - Company, . Feb. 23, Jan. 9, 20,000 5,808 5,006

Southbridge Printing - - - Company, . Feb. 2, Jan. 9, 12,000 19,200 7,451

Southbridge "Water Sup- - ply Company, May 17, May 8, 18,000 - 6,629 - 237

Southern Berkshire Cheese Company, The June 26, Jan. 2, 3,600 . 500 250 240

Southern Massachusetts Telephone Company, The Mch. 27, Feb. 11, 300,000 . _ 189,251 8,063

Southworth Company, . Feb. 15, Jan. 18, 40,000 62,839 7,636 55,203 52,046 40,791

Sovereigns' Co-opera- tive Association of _ Webster, Mass., May 3, Jan. 17, 5,000 _ _ _ 4,568

Sovereigns' Co-opera- tive Association of Worcester, The, Feb. 14, Jan. 19, 2,500 - - - - 1,589

J Adjourned. 2 Mains, meters, etc. 3 Steamship and fittings. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — Xo. 10. 1 L9 of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities. w «3 Q . o a i o 5 a o - o . a o = - - u __- a g _£ • 8 - - s * 2 § PQ pq

$42,891 $30,000 $140 $12,751 $42,891

$12,714 $1,439 524,002 440,000 35,556 48,446 524,002

28,000 18,725 93,309 80,000 2,385 10,924 93,309

176,000 20,000 $10,000 45,000 176,000 50,000 126,000 !

16,621 15,000 16,621

49,900 600,000 21,360 621,360

$21,637 96,650 30,050 96,650

415,947 10,000 381,664 24.2S3 415,947

115,000 40,500 10,000 30,500 40,500

U5.000 40,500 10,000 30,500 40,500

764 27,459 8,628 4,336 27,459 15,000 11,695

262 5,494 238 1,102 17,648 11,000 6.3S6

16,043 19,259 61,953 12,000 23,161

5,029 16,163 23,029 18,000

990 3,600 3,600

418,314 2221,000 418,314 300,000 70,000

224,040 40,000 66,733 30,000

11,407 4,835 1,166

655 2.630 2,130

s 8usp. 1 Unsettled claim in court. 2 Contracts. s of State. • Continirent fund. * Unearned rentals. Value taxed out 150 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

Assets. fixed

as Corporation. .2 NAME OF CORPO- "5 RATION. Stock o the H

4) Capital a o> by Q

Spectator Publishing 188* 1888.

Company, . Feb. 10, Jan. 15, $5,000

Spencer Gas Company, The Feb. 6, Jan. 9, 75,000 $18,000 $10,000 $8,000 $129,000

Spencer Hotel Corpora- tion, .... April 17, Jan. 13, 29,900 20,000

Spencer Wire Company, May 8, April 24, 75,000 41,000 ?ith R. E. 9,000

Springdale Paper Com- pany Mch. 16, Jan. 24, 100,000 94,559 51,280

Springfield Bicycle Man- 1887. ufacturing Company, Jan. 13, Oct. 27, 100,000

Springfield Collar Com- 1888. pany Feb. 11, Jan. 14, 40,000 25,000 5,000

Springfield Co-operative

Milk Association , The, Mch. 27, Mch. 20, 30,000 25,887 •ith R. E. 2,362

Springfield Envelope - Company, The, . Aug. 2, June 29, 30,000 39,276

Springfield Foundry

Company, . Feb. 2 Jan. 19, 35,000 ,065 15,932 23,133 12,075

Springfield Gas Light - Company, . Feb. 7, Jan. 23,' 500,000 198,163 486,466

Springfield Glazed 1887. Paper Company, The, Apri 7, July 12, 60,000 26,000 25,000

Springfield Glue and Emery Wheel Com 1888. - pany, . Jan. 25, Jan. 23, 20,000 30,733

Springfield Silk Mills - Company, . Mch. 6, Jan. 4, 50,000 15,485

Springfield Steam Pow er Company, May 1, Feb? 20, 200,000 334,504 with R. E. 15,000

Springfield Union Com 2 - panj-, The, . Mch. 23, Feb. 27, 25,000 10,000

Springfield Waste Com - pany, . May 1, April 23, 150,000 25,000

Springfield Weaving 1887. - Company, The, . Feb. 20, Dec. 26, 45,000 38,592

Springfield Wood Work 1888. ing Company, May 10, April 18, 20,000 - 9,165

Spy Publishing Com - pany, The, . May 16, April 2, 15,000 5,000

St. Regis Leather Com - pany, The, . June 27, June 15, 25,000 20,794

Standard Brick Com

pany, The, . Apri .26, Jan. 30, 5,000

Standard Clothing Com

pany, The, . Feb. 20, Feb! 6, 500,000

1 Subscription list, etc. Adjourned. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 151 of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

i and Proc- p o q . o i . - 5 o £s o - 00 in % a o O "— "Z m V Manufactures, Materials a DJ I; "3 H O" r "3 e a 73 t 5~ Stock 2 o a cs * » 't ess. m a '§- m p 5 « « o ~. = p-t § PQ 6 PQ Eh

- - - $6,000 $5,000 - i$l,000 - - $6,000

$10,000 $5,000 - - - 160,000 75,000 - - - 160,000 275,000 I

- - - - 20,000 29,900 - - - - 29,900

33,700 - - - 129,190 75,000 14,760 3 3,750 - $35,680 129,190

- - 36,856 - - - 235,132 100,000 124,891 $10,241 235,132

- - 25,382 $51,011 - $12,326 100,573 100,000 573 - 100,573

- - - $350 8,247 40,000 40,000 - - - 40,000

- - - 12,331 - 48,032 22,660 23,946 - 1,420 48,032

- 26,016 - - - 96,493 30,000 65,815 «678 - 96,493

- - 6,585 - 11,659 - 78,11,9 35,000 38,619 4,500 78,119

- - 20,608 - - - 724,545 500,000 74,136 124.S37 698,973

- - - 24,470 400 - 23 92,152 60,000 32,152

- 36,046 - 574 - 98,905 20,000 51,226 20,679 7,000 98,905

- - - 103,939 43,972 1,650 3,242 27,410 103,939 50,000 53,939

------525,000 392,351 200,000 192,351 392,051

- - - 41,nt: 940 - .10,000 1,413 41,877 25,000 16,877

- - - 75,650 - - - 172,231 150,000 67,557

- - 15,163 - 119 - 61,336 45,000

- - 6,882 - 506 - 32,349 20,000 6,877 6,473

- - - - 16,000 with C. &D. rec'able - 15,000 15,000

- - 40,22.'. 12,317 - - - 40,225 25,000 12.2S4

------16,653 12,134 4,518

- 690,229 2,521 766,130

'Deficiency. "Not paid in. Surplus. 2 Bonds. s Dividends. * For suspense account. 152 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

OQ a 11 Assets.

.9 rt o i & a, NAME OF CORPO- s o> o s- o o 6 RATION. u>> So 9 2 a a o H n « g 4) "3 2 o ,£3 « 3j£ a v '3 ft O M pq 3 O

Standard Cordage Com- 1888. 1888. pany Jan. 23, Jan. 15, $75,000 $40,000 with R. E. $35,000 $59,171

Standard Envelope Com- pany Mch. 21, Jan. 19, 5,100 - - - 785 6,413

Standard Fertilizer 1887.

Company (for 1887), . April 27, June 14, 150,000 56,925 with real estate 196,986

Standard Fertilizer 1888.

Company, . Sept. 22, July 31, 150,000 55,411 with real estate 225,024

Standard Manufactur- ing Company, June 21, Mch. 24, 5,000 - - - 150 300

Standard Measuring Machine Company, The Mch. 9, Feb. 29, 8,000 335

Standard Paper Bag - - - Company, . Oct. 26, May 2, 75,000 - 16,922

Standard Publishing - - - - Company, The, . Aug. 29, Aug. 23, 9,000 3,279

Standard Rubber Com- pany, .... June 25, Mch. 29, 100,000 21,988 $3,500 $18,488 27,848 18,331 Standard Spindle Com- - - - - pany, The, . May 12, Jan. 2, 40,000 61

Standard Steam Naviga- - - - tion Company, . June 14, May 2, 100,000 122,500 4,247

Standard Sugar Re- finery Aug. 27, Jan. 26, 1,000,000 551,127 with R. E. 232,000 706,893

Standard Turning Works, July 30, 2July 27, 20,000 15,400 6,800 8,600 2,000 5,849

Standard Whip Com- 1887. pany Jan. 27, Dec. 5, 30,000 - - - 2,512 18,053

Standard Yarn Com- 1888. - - - - - pany, The, . Aug. 1, May 5, 40,000

Standish Hall Company, Oct. 17, July 12, 13,000 - - 24,000 - -

1887. Standish Mills, May 2, Dec. 6, 50,000 50,000 with real estate 671

Stanley Manufacturing 1888. 2 - - - - - Company, . June 30, June 4, 3100,000

Star Brass Manufactur- ing Company, Mch. 2, Feb. 13, 26,000 - - - 26,791 11,769

Star Mills Corporation, Feb. 10, Jan. 10, 100,000 49,663 10,000 39,663 54,033 9,625

Star Worsted Company, Feb. 3, Jan. 3, 50,000 - - - 65,110 19,929

State Safe Deposit Com- pany Feb. 11, Jan. 11, 5,000 - - - - 991

Steel Wire Shank Com- - - - - pany, . May 10, Feb. 14, 5,000 1,000

i 2 3 " " Str. < L. D. Balier." Adjou ned. Corporation is winding ilp its aff*lire. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 153 of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

A o . ~ 8

i * 2 °° * a

pq pq

13,000 844,705 $181,589 $75,000 $31,528 870,561 \ ) >1,500

$7,500 $42,702 57,400 5,100 52,300 57,400

20,000 5,861 39,938 319,710 150,000 169,710 319,710

5,000 32,575 324,276 150,000 174,270 324,276

450 5,000 200 5,200

100 8,000 8,435 8,000 420 8,435

319,600 82,375 131,397 75,000 56,397 131,397 12,500

9,000 12,279 9,000 243 12,279

19,031 4,500 82,655 174,353 100,000 74,353 174,353

61 40,000 40,000

82,196 100,000 8,943 108,943

121,610 2,411,630 1,000,000 1,386,282 25,348 2,411,630

16,091 39,340 20,000 14,903 4,437 39,340

18,049 39,449 30,000 5,946 3,503 39,448

$.010 38,010 37,500 510 38,010

24,000 13,000 11,000 24,000

22,407 4,750 84,490 50,000 34,490 B4.490

16,208 2,458 57,226 26,000 29,609 1,617

64,616 177,937 96,500 78,125 8,812 177,987

29,477 114,516 50,000 7,860 511,000 114,510

*4,2e 5,251 5,000

1,000 5,000

1 Dividend. * Contingent liabilities. ohise. « Bonds. Undivided profit*. 154 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition |

00 . Assets fixed

a>

as Corporation. ad NAME OF CORPO- o Debts a> 6 Stock •A C cc RATION. CD u a and Receivable. the n .2 si

Sterling Emery Wheel 1S88. 1888.

Company, . Feb.' 28, Feb. 1, $40,000 $13,287 $2,062 $11,225 $8,950 $9,081

Sterns Paper Company, The Mch. 5, Man. 25, 25,000 _ _ - _ 26,741

Stevens Linen Works, . Feb. 4, Jan. 31, 350,000 141,658 with R. E. 49,404 197,816

Stirling Mills, Jan. 24, Jan. 18, 100,000 30,000 with R. E. 50,000 772

Stockbridge Iron Com- - pany, .... July 5, June 0, 125,000 35,000 - 3,100 5,093 Stockbridge Water Com- - - pany, .... July 5, June 30, 7,000 250 1,200 219 Stoneham Odd Fellows' Hall Association, July 9, April 3, 12,000 13,700 7,000 6,700 - 255

Stonemetz Printers Ma- chinery Company, Mch. 23, 'Jan. 25, 30,000 - - - 13,226 13,705

Stony Brook Water Power Company, June 25, April 2,'), 30,000 sou - 18

Strange Forged Twist

1 - - Drill Company, . June 1"), 'April 7, 24,000 304 4,713 1,571

Suburban Parcel Deliv- ery Company, June 19, May 14, 20,000 - - - - 747

- - - Suffolk Company, . June 8, May 1, 20,000 10,000 10,144

Sun Printing Company, - - The, .... May 7, Mch. 12, 7,500 - 7,500 5,135

Sunderland Water Com- 1886. - - - 2 pany, .... Mch. 20, Nov. 1, 3,000 2,100 201

Suspension Transporta- 1888. 3 - - - - - tion Company, . Aug. 2, May 26, 100,000

Sutton Cranberry Com- - - pany Feb. 10, 'Feb. 9, 20,000 2,000 1,850 150

Swain Turbine and Manufacturing Com- _ 4 pany June 5, Feb. 14, 125,000 . 1,000

Swan Holt Company, - The, .... June 23, Feb. 7, 38,400 36,207 35,007 1,200 2,018 Swansea Bleach and Dye Works, April 3, Jan. 28, 40,000 9,000 with R. E. 19,000 2,000

Swedish Mercantile Co- operative Company, The, otherwise Sven- ska Hardels Aktic ' Bolaget, Feb. 13, Jan. 7, 5,000 3,294

K. 37,277 228,115 Swift River Company, . July 5, May 1, 37,000 24,204 with E.

T. A. Newhall Coal - 300 21,331 Company, . Aug. 31, July 1, 10,000 ,- [.3,600 Taber Organ Company, - - The Feb. 1, Jan. 11, 15,000 2,000 28,277

Adjourned. '-' Pipe and fixtures. s Date fixed. « Of little value. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. L55 of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

• P p P • £ 2

« a S 2

$54,314 $40,000 $6,621 $7,693 $54,314 $21,984 $1,012 I

23,293 ,887 $2,263 61,184 25,000 I 36,184 61,184 with 671,900 350,000 20,682 301,218 bal. 671,900 283,022 P.&L 147,889 228,661 100,000 21,114 107,547 228,661

43,193 125,000 119,970 244,970

115,950 17,619 7,000 9,900 219 $500 17,619

13,955 12,000 1,700 255 13,955

15,449 18,417 68,493 30,000 38,493 68,493

818 29,700 29,700

1,535 9,000 3,424 20,547 19,400 1,147 20,547

221,272 22,019 20,000 1,347 672 22,019

31,877 11,733 31,877 20,000 311,877

13,331 7,500 200 5,631 13,831

2,301 2,100 201 2,301

100,000 99,700 99,700 100,000

20,000 18,000 20,000 20,000

260,000 Expired 1,000 125,000 *:

5175 38,400 38,400

3,000 33,000 40,000 24,800

7,890 3,266 7,390 3,955 2,634 203,850 80,000 428,670 139,074 428,670 36,000 128,820

12,175 37,406 10,000 11,546

15,059 87,258 6,981 37,258 15,000

3 ' About $120,000 to $125,000. ' TouIh, otc. 1 Wells and plant. 2 Persona] property. And loans. !

156 -ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

ta Assets. fixed

0D 3 as Corporation. V -J NAME OF CORPO- Certificate tu

Stock RATION. B 00 id eg a a o the §1

Filed. g Capital o When c3 by M'a OV

Tahanto Manufacturing 1888. 1887. l Company, The, . Jan. 11, Nov. 28, $15,000 $9,000 $1,000 $8,000 $2,500 $1,200

Talbot Dyewood and Chemical Company

(for 1887), . Feb. 6, Oct. 31, 60,000 6,800 500 6,300 20,200 13,929

Talbot Dyewood and 1888.

Chemical Company, . Dec. 4, Oct. 29, 60,000 6,800 500 6,300 20,000 20,690

Talbot Mills, . Nov. 19, Oct. 27, 300,000 161,969 with R. E. 110,000 221,044

Tapley Machine Com- - - " - - pany, The, . Feb. 2, Jan. 31, 100,000

Taunton Brick Com- pany Feb. 21, Feb. 11, 30,000 17,623 12,483 5,140 12,357 14,620

Taunton Button Com- - - - pany, .... April 14, April 2, 12,000 1,500 2 Taunton Copper Manu-

facturing Company, . June 15, June 5, 252,000 109,631 with real estate 69,237

Taunton Cotton and Machine Company 1887. J (for 1887), . Jan. 14, Oct. 27, 55,500 24,620 with R. E. 9,793 4,078

Taunton Cotton and 1888.

Machine Company, . Nov. 3, Oct. 30, 55,500 22,149 with R. E. 9,793 4,663

Taunton Crucible Com- pany May 23, Mch. 10, 50,000 - - 15,000 7,520 11,606

Taunton Electric Light- ing Company, June 4, May 28, 20,000 - - 3,000 6,150 1,939

Taunton Gas Light Com- pany Nov. 6, July 16, 80,000 26,500 with R. E. 56,337 22,488

Taunton Iron Works

Company, . Aug. 21, June 27, 67,500 20,000 with R. E. 15,000 42,651

Taunton Locomotive Manufacturing Com- _ pany, .... July 5, May 23, 218,500 61,620 _ 84,789 48,544 Taunton Oil Cloth Com- pany June 25, June 19, 25,000 1,250 - 1,250 44,954 Taunton Tack Com- pany Aug. 25, July 12, 120,000 34,000 with R. E. 24,000 19,202

Taylor and Tapley Manufacturing Com- 1887. . _ _ pany (for 1887), . Jan. 18, Dec. 12, 16,000 13,000 30,520

Taylor and Tapley Man- 1888. - - ufacturing Company, . Dec. 15, Dec. 10, 16,000 13,000 30,501

Tecumseh Mills, . Nov. 20, Oct. 23, 500,000 182,478 2,478 180,000 361,971 51,880

Terry Clock Company, Sept. 28, Aug. 28, 38,500 - - - 24,703 14,067

Texas Construction - - - - - Company, . Nov. 6, iQct. 29, 9,300

Adjourned. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 157

I of Corporations — Continued.

Assets— Con. Liabilities.

Q . •~ 5 ,z a Z - i t I a £ a

PQ

$16,200 $15,000 $850 83^0

27,165 $2,344 70,438 60,000 7,164 1,274 70,438

20,900 2,500 ro,s 60,000 6,350 2,140 2,400

( with ) 250,021 43,034 300,000 281,8 161,195 bal. \ 743,034 P.XL. )

100,000 100,000

17,069 61,669 30,000 26,243 5,426

$6,000 $3,653 11,155 10.325 830 11,155

145,735 349 324,852 49,637 23,215 324,852

4,989 '47,738 91,218 55,500 35,718 91,218

3,550 49,820 89,975 55,500 34,475 89,975

24,041 4,192 62,359 50,000 12,359

5,500 16,589 20,000 600

113,290 80,000 131 33,159

23,978 191,352 67,500 123,852 191,352

101,901 3,000 - 299,854 218,500 72,876 B.478

64,814 17,360 64,814 25,000 I 13,325

100,742 550 10,011 1SS.505 120,000 68,505

48,520 16,000

- 43,501 16,000 27,501

36,500 .76,754 500,000 74,700 1,774

91,903 2,795 1,334 134,802 96,302

•600 10,425 10,925 9,300

I mpany » And suspense. * Insurance. » Sixty-five shares Manuiacl * Charter, plans and survey for railroad in Texas; value unknown and estimated. .

158 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

X Assets. * x.2 « ti V 00 « u o -^ a NAME OF CORPO- id V o u 6 o o 4> >> RATION. 3 £^> 2 u to a> Ona — 0> W c

Buildings. "5 o CS " i r ft

Thomas E. Proctor 1888. 1888. Leather Company, April 3, iMch. 7, $100,000 _ _ _ a $951,804

Thomas Rice Paper 1887.

Company, . Aug. 7, Sept. 30, 30,000 $27,950 $12,500 $15,450 $20,939 7,298

1888.

Thorndike Company, . Mch. 16, Feb. 14, 430,000 120,000 with R. E. 132,190 117,187

Thorp Manufacturing 1887. - Company, The, . Feb. 6, April 18, 5,000 - - - 5,000

Thurston and Hall 1888. Biscuit Company,The, Feb. 13, Jan. 9, 30,000 - - - 7,990 28,905 Tournaphone Music - - - Company, The, . April 12, Jan. 17, 60,000 - -

Towle Manufacturing

Company, . May 7, April 18, 248,000 42,567 2,500 40,067 60,000 111,913

Traders Co-operative 2 I 260 Union, Aug. 30, July 24, 3,500 - - - 945 .... 3 j } 395 Traveller Newspaper Association, Oct. 5, June 4, 88,000 _ ._ _ 12,000 17,800

Tremont and Suffolk Mills, .... April 13, Mch. 27, 1,200,000 576,588 _ - 696,220 525,614

Tremont Nail Company, Aug. 30, July 27, 100,000 158,537 with real estate 55,956

Troy Cotton and Wool- en Manufactory, Feb. 14, Feb. 7, 300,000 347,589 - - 294,535 36,801

Tucker and Cook Manu-

facturing Company, . Nov. 13, Aug. 29, 60,000 58,870 with R. E. 469,073 25,512

Tucker Manufacturing 51,003 j . - - - 7,600 Company, April 7, Mch. 10, 20,000 20,090 j i

Tudor Company, . Feb. 17, Feb. 8, 192,000 208,000 with R. E. 5,000 1S9

Turner's Falls Com- - pany, .... Aug. 7, ijuly 19, 300,000 294,480 with R. E. 25,183

Turner's Falls Cotton Mills May 12, Mch. 22, 80,000 - 34.6S4 - 53,823 2,359 |

Turner's Falls Driving 1887. Association (forl8S7), Mch. 12, Nov. 30, 3,000 4,423 3,828 595 - 337

Turner's Falls Driving 1888. Association, Nov. 28, Nov. 15, 3,000 6,086 5,172 914 112 145

Turner's Falls Lumber - - Company, . July 14, May 29, 60,900 101,537 10,000 24,435

Turner's Falls Paper

Company, . July 5, May 23, 120,000 112,840 24,085 88,755 30,198 22,590

Tyer Rubber Company, April 18, April 16, 25,000 - 9,500 - 15,980 26,473

- - Union Belt Company, . Feb. 21, Jan. 19, 24,000 - 8,426 12,258

Union Building Associ- 1887. - - ation, .... Feb. 7, Dec. 5, 11,000 14,400 2,600 11,800

Adjourned. 2 Fixtures. 8 Teams. 4 And personal estate. 5 Notes. '

1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 150 of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

and De- Proc- •43 M «3 O . o o . A O •~ <- "3 3 Stock a 2 a c4 Reserve a ess. 00 £ ft O CD s a * o s n H Q ft PQ

$ * 1,482,269 - - - 2,434,073 8100,000 2,328,526 $2,047 $3,500 2,434,073

15,428 - - - 71,615 30,000 138,622 - 993 2,000 71,615

105,243 - - - 474,620 450,000 3,229 - - 221,391 474,020

- - - - 5,000 5,000 - - - - 5,000

17,076 - - - 53,971 30,000 23,798 - 173 - 53,971

- - - None 60,000 - - - - 60,000

- 283,234 - - - 497,714 248,000 127,779 - 121,935 497,714

3 $57 - - - 1,687 - S 3,683 2,910 773 3,683 4 j $209 I 130

------29,800 88,000 18,000 - 100,000

- - - 2:55,524 201,108 2,790,384 . 991,962 - 2,790,384 1,200,000 1,153,752 - - 107,825 - - - 322,318 100,000 129,059 93,259 322,318

:».'» - - 120,178 - - 799,103 300,000 72,1 426,948 799,103 •

- - 192,403 38,948 - - - 192,403 60,000 124,622 7,781

- - 21,605 $280 100 - 50,678 20,000 30,617 61 50,678 - - 423 - - - 213,612 192,000 - 21,012 213,612

- - - - - 319,663 300,000 - - 19,663 319,663

- 119,91 i 28,104 - 945 - 119,915 80,000 23,554

- - - - 4,700 2,903 1,400 - 457 4,760

- " - - - 6,343 3,000 2,933 410

- - 28,480 1,190 165,642 60,900 84,138

- 19,000 187,499 21,871 _ _ 187,499 120,000 15,000

- 11,373 - 46,806 _ - - 98,759 25,000 62,386 - - - 18,971 - - - 39,655 21,000

- - - 1 - - - - 14,400 11,000 3,400 1,400

Charter, Insure [uteres! paid. Including mortgage of $14,000. - And gi . .

160 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

Assets.

to o & . NAME OF CORPO- G3 RATION. o o O^

a a>

Union Button Sewing 1888.

Machine Company, . Oct. 26, Oct. 2, $25,000 >$41J $3,805

Union Cotton Manufac- turing Company, Oct. 27, Oct. 24, 750,000 $295,153 - 401,602

Union Furniture Com- pany Feb. 18, Jan 18, 20,000 6,814 - 4,006 • 16,261

Union Gas Light Com- pany Sept. 5, July 9, 15,000 2,114

Union Glass Company, May 21, Feb. 8, 50,000 15,000 with R.E. 1,000 13,979

Union Ice Company, June 27, June 15, 75,000 €2,490 $11,190 $51,300 - 3,409

Union Needle Company, The Oct. 10, July 18, 40,000 5,000 - 14,289 1,113

Union Organ Manufac- 1887. turing Company, June 29, 2 Aug. 3, 50,000

Union Paper Manufac- 1888. turing Company, May 3, April 2, 200,000 158,997 143,997 119,777 76,939

Union Publishing Com- 1887. - son pany, The, . Mch. 15, Dec. 5, 5,000 1,600

1888. - Union Shuttle Company, Aprill 7, sMch. 16, 10,000 2,718 3,896

Union Skating Rink 3 Company, . Aug. 7, July 7, 2,500

Union Stone Company, Aug. 7, Feb. 21, 100,000 21,400 15,100 6,300 16,199

Union Water Meter

Company, . Feb. 13, Jan. 14, 75,000 50,000 with R.E. 23,500 21,872

i - Union Wharf Company, May 28, -May 1, 300,000 300,000 with R.E. U 17

United Electric Light

Company, . Nov. 13, Sept. 13, 150,000 20,161 115,105 5,801

United Manufacturing - Company, . Oct. 31, sjuly 2, 25,000, 3,030 36,051

United States Com- pound Oxygen Com- - 46,712 pany, The, . April 9, Jan. 2, 5,000 1,137

United States Cord 1S84. - 47.S11 Company, . July 28, July 22, 40,000 2,886

United States Fireworks 1887. estate Company, . Aug. 20, Dec. 5, 20,000 40,000 with real

United States Watch 1888. 55,000 Company, . Sept. 15, July 17, 100,000 19,600 9,000 10,600

Uxbridge Cotton Mills, Aug. 18, May S, 125,000 44,775 12,72:> 45,000

Uxbridge Water Com- pany, .... Dec. 12, April 30, 10,000 8,417 with R.E. 13,7 i i 58

Valley Paper Company, Feb. 6, Jan. 19, 200,000 180,000 witli R.E. 77,934 145,798

1 And tools. 2 Should have been. Adjourned. * And fixtures account. ruction. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 161 of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

i and Proc- 3 M y o . u a O g« p s- a ft ftj m in W *" O ££

Manufactures, £ Materials 1 e»M "3 "3 c "3 m £ Stock o

$4,728 $15,817 i$150 $2,298 $27,216 $25,000 $2,216 - - - 127,218

118,050 - - 1,004,386 750,000 - 2$244,997 - $9,389 1,004,386

16,830 _ - - 43,905 20,000 22,534 - $1,371 - 43,905

- - 36 " 2,150 2,150 - - - 2,150

15,198 1,000 17,305 63,482 50,000 13,482 - - - 63,482

5,500 - 12,542 83,941 75,000 - - 8,941 - 83,941

- 200 - 1,000 25,223 46,825 40,000 6,825 - - 46,826

~ - - - - 50,000 »1,625 - - - 51,625

- 96,748 - 13,134 - 465,595 200,000 264,960 - 635 465,595

- - - 2,000 _ - - 4,400 5,000 600 5,600

- - 6,114 1,000 1,364 2,022 17,114 10,000 7,114 17,114

- - - - - 2,500 2,500 2,500 - - 2,500 - - - 26,286 6,000 4,054 33,004 136,909 100,000 36,909 136,909

( 48,100 - - 26,730 15,000 - 145,552 75,000 37,063 33,489 145,552 \ 350 I - - - _ 300,917 300,000 - - 917 300,917

- 918 - 47,982 - 2,603 - 191,712 150,000 40,794 191,712

- - - 61,569 10,620 - - 1,868 51,569 25,000 26,569

- - - 750 - 1,380 - 9,979 5,000 3,512 8,512

_ - - 101,134 6,984 - - - 57,681 40,000 61,134

------40,000 20,000 20,000 40,000

- - - 177,878 5,000 958 2,485 - 85,535 65,000 112,872

- - " 181,078 61,775 - - - 151,550 125,000 26,075

- _ _ _ 22,223 10,000 10,500 - 1,788

- 43,914 81,141 116,325 - - 520,057 200,000 245,002

I

8 shareholders. Pattern! and drawing*. » Office furniture. 2 Surplus earnings. Notes due 162 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Conditio*

was Assets.

2 to d2 o i 3 % . x a, NAME OF CORPO- Certificate o E 9 o o 6 RATION. U>> 1 Sd 9) 5 CD is o H a a g-s Filed. 9 s "S. >> "3 2 o When "5 a v "3 a *- eS 2tf ft o •J n D

Victor Manufacturing 1888. 1888.

Company, . Feb. 3, Jan. 16, $6,000 $3,000 with R.E. $2,347 $4,306

Vineyard Haven Wharf - - i$l,760 - Company, . June 9, April 2, 1,760 986

W. C. Packard Furni- ture and Carpet Com- pany, .... Sept. 28, Aug. 11, 30,000 . . . . 16,395

W. C. Stevenson Manu- - - - facturing Company, . May 3, April] 8, 25,000 25,000 6,159

1887. W. F. Adams Company, Feb. 28, Nov. 21, 14,000 - - - - 13,399

W. S. Reed Toy Com- 1888. pany, .... May 25, Feb. 4, 25,000 31,150 $5,400 25,750 9,530 41,410 W. T. M. Injector Com- - pany, .... Feb. 7, Jan. 9, 25,000 - - 215,030 1,392 Wakefield Co-operative - - - Shoe Company, . June 9, Jan. 12, 15,000 2,100 5,301

Wakefield Rattan Com- pany Mch. 29, Feb. 1, 1,000,000 365,000 145,000 220,000 110,000 228,177

Wakefield Real Estate and Building Associa- tion Mch. 2, Jan. 16, 100,000 84,020 . _ _ 20,983

Walker and Pratt Man- ufacturing Company, Feb. 9, Jan. 18, 300,000 - 109,559 - 10,000 172,686

I 7.747 Walpole Emery Mills, . Aug. 8, July 11, 25,000 14,957 with R.E. 12,286 ) 311,239 Walpole Woolen Mills, The, .... Aug. 8, *May 28, 35,000 20,772 with real estate 12,083 Light Waltham Gas 64,978 4,300 20,006 15,171 Company, . Mch. 5, Feb. 8, 140,000 24,306 j j 148,833 W^altham Music Hall - - - 966 Company, . Sept. 21, Sept. 3, 30,000 60,641

Walworth Construction - - - - and Supply Company, June 8, May 23, 30,000 18,087 Walworth Manufactur- ing Company, May 24, May 8, 400,000 130,000 with R.E. 83,000 294,007

Wamesit Power Com- 1886. pany, .... June 7, May 1, 70,000 200,291 with real estate 100,406 W'amesit Steam Mill 1888. R. E. «6,000 2,072 Company, . May 10, *May 7, 16,000 13,000 with

( with Oct. 750,000 67,504 268,000 580,000 16,042 Wampanoag Mills, Nov. 2, 22, j \ R.E. Wamsutta Hotel Com- - pany, .... Jan. 30, Jan. 12, 16,000 30,000 with R.E. 6,151 with 2,072,279 499,236 Wamsutta Mills, . Dec. 22, Nov. 20, 3,000,000 1,263,207 R.E.

3 1 And wharf. 2 Plant and special tools. Suspended accounts. 4 Adjourned. 5 Poles and wires. 6 And shafting. PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. l«;:; of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Co n. Liabilities.

i and m Proc- 3 o P . O . u a O i- w Stock. 3D o o iu a o J. ai

Manufactures, 3 Materials J* B J « t - Stock "3 2 = 9 Capital ess. ,0 m 3 "3 o o '- pq 2. - 3 1 i A PQ

$3,780 $2,000 $231 - $15,664 $6,000 $4,349 $2,315 $3,000 $15,664

- - - - 2,746 1,760 - - - - 1,760

33,033 - 3,010 - 52,438 30,000 17,409 - 4,802 227 52,438

- 13,734 5,000 - $716 50,609 25,000 25,609 - - 50,609

' - - - U7.900 - 31,299 14,000 11,057 $6,242 - 31,299

- 13,909 3,918 6,106 - 106,023 25,000 48,652 12,000 20,371 106,023

- - 1,450 2 39,051 25,000 14,051 - 39,051 10,000 1,300 9,879 j

3 - - - - - 21,144 5,853 7,890 21,144 ! 15,000 6,144

- ' - 1,351,186 488,657 - 159,352 - 1,351,186 1,000,000 21,944 329,242

- - - - - 2,093 2,910 105,003 - 105,003 : 100,000

- - 131,512 - 15,000 - 438,757 300,000 68,265 70,492

- - - 15,888 - 3,409 7,020 72,546 : 25,000 47,546

32,011 ) - - - 71,511 4,455 - - 34,201 71,511 35,000 j *4,500 j

- 24,652 - 6,071 - 2,852 - 202,206 140,000 37,554

- 3,005 - 61,805 - - 5198 - 61,805 30,000 28,800

- - 8,817 - 5,750 - 32,654 30,000 720

- 275,645 - 299,790 - 44,500 - 851,297 400,000 175,668

' - - 116,497 - - - - 300,697 70,000 114,200

- 21,072 _ _ _ _ 21,072 ' 16,000 818 1,192 with ) - - 118,600 187,619 bal. 119,972 - 4,600 1 1,056,118 750,000

' - - - _ _ 6500 _ 36,651 16,000

- 122,146 1 818,525 - - - 4,653,247 3,000,000 1,250,519

3 z And fixtu res. i Stock and fixtu res. Pattern? . 1 5 Post-office fixtures. * Note. Scenery 164 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

3 11 Assets. a bio i'« o 5 NAME OF o .2 CORPO- s "S o u 6 o o >> OS RATION. u 3 So ss m a o .23 'M ©S3 CD "3 2 o a u '3 OS to C3 A o PQ 3 o

Wannacomet Water 1888. 1888. Company, . Aug. 22, July 9, $30,000 $11,800 $7,300 $4,500 _ $4,047 Waquoit Herring River Company, . June 8, Feb. 21, 3,000 1,300 1,200 100 _ 1,700 Ware River Manufac- turing Company (for 1887. 1887), . . April 30, June 7, 5,000 5,000 4,500 500 194

Ware River Manufac- 1888. turing Company, Oct. 5, June 5, 5,000 5,000 4,500 500 _ 284 Warner Manufacturing Company, The, . Sept. 13, Aug. 25, 10,000 _ _ _ $8,355 11,168

Warren Cotton Mills, . Sept. 4, Aug. 14, 450,000 360,000 with R. E. 215,000 437 Warren Thread Com- pany, .... April 11, * April 10, 25,000 _ _ _ 26,245 22,393 Washburn and Moen Manufacturing Com- pany, .... June 23, May 29, 1,500,000 588,659 155,000 433,659 613,788 947,410 Washington Mills Com- pany, .... Feb. 29, Feb. 7, 1,500,000 691,021 142,133 548,888 677,453 276,611 Wa shington Mills Emery Manufacturing Company, . June 19, May 7, 40,000 10,000 with R. E. 1,400 24,332 Wason Manufacturing Company, . May 1, Feb. 20, 300,000 149,300 with R. E. 30,000 363,990

Watchman Publishing 1887. Company, The, . Feb. 2, Dec. 13, 72,000 _ _ _ _ 10,916

Wauregan Paper Com- 1888. pany, .... May 29, May 19, 100,000 86,840 26,840 60,000 40,000 30,453

with / Waverly Hall Company, Nov. 13, Oct. 8, 5,000 5,194 - - 425 i R. E. ) Webster Electric Com- pany, The, . June 15, 'Feb. 17, 10,000 _ _ 1,000 10,719 -

Weetamoe Mills, . Feb. 24, Jan. 25, 550,000 - - 286,984 340,800 5,632

relleBley Co-operative Creamery Association, June 26, Mch. 8, 3,000 1,921 200 1,721 800 433

1887. with Wellesley Ice Company, Feb. 7, Dec. 31, 24,000 _ - 10,550 5,271 buildings j Wellfleet Boot and Shoe Manufacturing Com- pany, .... Mch. 12, Dec. 5, 11,300 1,200 3,000

Wenham Lake Ice Com- 1888. pany, .... Mch. 1, Jan. 11, 25,000 27,000 10,000 17,000 8,900 3,000 West Amesbury Manu- factur'g Company, The, SeeMerr imac Whe 2l and Ge ar Compa oy- West Boylston Manu- factur'gCompany.The, Mch. 26, Mch. 1, 300,000 126,661 17,000 109,661 184,964 161,167

1 Adjourned. .

1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. L65 of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

"2 a ^ i So an « o o » 3* 2 a O H 9 S . > <25f . a u 5- g es o i y o - = SI 3 a a 3 08 -. * o 1 o S^ Ch 3 pq H Si M I Eh

$500 $44,808 $61,155 $30,000 $30,655

3,000 1,300 1,300

5,194 5,000 26 5,194

5,284 5,000 284 5,284

29,414 10,000 14,148 $5,266 29,414

300,208 875,645 450,000 376,968 875,615

103,482 ,640 161,760 25,000 135,102 1,658 161,760

1,870,114 4,019,971 1,500,000 1,239,971 780, 500,000 4,019,971

982,825 605,162 805 ! 181,773 2,432,825 1,450,000

9,920 45,652 40,000 5,207 45,652

111,009 260,000 714,299 300,000 374,299 4

72,000 82,916 72,000 719 10,197

200,339 43,046 200,339 100,000 44,199 31,140

31,031 6,650 5,000 501 1,149 6,650

2,339 14,058 10,000 4,058 14,068

81,753 715,169 550,000 164,377 792

343 1,024 4,521 3,000 1,521 4,521

24,640 8,819 24,640 24,000 640

7,100 11,300 11,300

38,900 25,000 12,825 1,076

180,344 653,136 300,000 150,337

pnunt And guarantee. Fourteen hundred shares steam power company stock. 166 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

00 Assets. fixed 3 as Corporation. 3 NAME OF CORPO- S RATION. Stock X 4) 1 m a a the w n 2 h 2 Capital n a v o by "3 oS & PQ 3 o

West Springfield Aque- 1888. 1888. _ _ duct Company, . Oct. 5, April 7, $50,000 $6,000 $5,131

West Springfield Gas - Company, The, . Jan. 18, Jan. 17, 15,000 - - -

West Ware Paper Com- 1887.

pany, The, . June 16, Oct. 11, 30,000 $34,000 6,000 $28,000 $16,000 5,057

Westborough Co-opera- tive Creamery Com- 1888. pany July 2, ] Mch. 21, 5,000 4,200 300 3,900 1,200 3

Westborough Factory Association, The, April 19, April 4, 13,300 18,000 3,000 15,000 4,000 11

Westfield Brick Com- pany, .... Dec. 29, Jan. 2, 10,000 8,662 6,947 1,715 1,841 935 Westfield Cigar Com- pany Feb. 4, Jan. 2, 10,000 - - - 500 11,869

Westfield Gas Light

Company, . Jan. 27, Jan. 25, 54,000 19,276 3,302 15,974 43,660 4,920

Westfield Power Com- pany Feb. 28, Jan. 11, 41,000 68,318 with R. E. 12,975 1,467

Westfield Whip Com- pany Feb. 6, Jan. 5, 25,000 - - - 4,370 22,588

AVestou Illuminating 2 Company, . Jan. 19, Jan. 18, 150,000 40,000 10,000 30,000 102,499 2,107

Westport Point Hotel Company of Massachu- _ setts, The, . May 29, April 30, 10,000 13,300 1,000 312,300 164 Weymouth Gas Com- - - - - pany, .... Sept. 7, Jan. 5, 75,000 - - - - Wheeler Cotton Mills, . Aug. 17, Aug. 11, 80,000 81,387 7,603

Wheeler Reflector Com- pany Mch. 1, Jan. 18, 65,000 - - - 235 23,563

Wheelman Company, 1885. - The April 17, Dec. 23, 12,000 - - - -

Whitcomb Envelope 1888. - - - 89,836 Company, The, . April 26, Feb. 1, 150,000 30,000

White Oak River Cor- poration, Oct. 10, Oct. 6, 30,000 4 600 611,295 21,891 11,639 3,909

10,624 Whitefield Mills, . Aug. 3, July 26, 275,000 63,000 5,000 58,000 212,000

Whitin Machine Works, Feb. 20, Jan. 16, 600,000 400,000 37,008 362,992 125,000 403,105

Whiting Paper Com- pany, .... Nov. 27, Nov. 5, 300,000 350,000 with R. E. 160,000 409,223 Whitmore Manufactur- - - - ing Company, The, . Feb. 16, Jan. 30, 25,000 19,020 44,885

1 Adjourned. 2 Property and business leased to Boston Electric Light Co. s And hotel. 4 In North Carolina. 5 Timber contracts, N. C. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. i«;t of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

o . - s ~§s- i a "* la

$71,052 $82,183 $50,000 $26,643 $5,147 $393 $82,183

None None

4,832 $11,297 892 i 67,246 30,000 30,392 "022 67,246

597 6,000 5,000 21,000 6,000

$3,489 25,500 13,300 12,200 25,500

1,164 2,675 15,277 10,000 3,941 1,336 15,277

5,434 53 17,856 10,000 7,808 17,868

- 1,419 69,275 54,000 10,000 5,275 69,275

- 550 83,310 41,000 *38,000 4,310 83,310

72 - 19,035 47,663 25,000 21,013 1,650 47,663 51,598

206,830 150,000 52,500 4,330 206,830

- 191 13,655 9,020 4,635 13,655

1,000 1,000

106,22.'. 14,746 106,225 80,000 22,993 3,232

- 16,586 $27,404 4,817 72,605 65,000 7,605

_ None 12,000 12,000

3,688 - 83,135 3,000 205,971 150,000 52,283

1,090 " 57,104 12,856 «5,004 67,194 30,000 36,104 - 213,258 498,882 275,000 220,604 402,351 50,000 1410,646 182,440 1,110,545 600,000 5S.194

1,088,461 164,22s 1,083,451 300,000 178,564

20,919 - 45,871 109,776 25,000

1 Net gain. Mortgage. imboat. 4 Bills payable. Fixtures. |

168 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

CD Assets. fixed m oa a as Corporation. o S . NAME OF CORPO- 2 o o m Stock 2 >> OS RATION. DB u O B a* CO a O the Ph .5 p 0> M Si -a v. Capital "3 o a a; '3 a « by CD u A PS hi PQ o

"Whittenton Manufactur- 1888. 1888. ing Company, May 25, May 23, $600,000 $600,000 with real estate $134,980

Whittier Cotton Mills, . April 2, Jan. 10, 75,000 - - $19,000 $50,000 16,414

Wiley and RussellManu-

factnring Company, . Oct. 15, Sept. 4, 50,000 8,500 - - 30,805 T'2,447

William N. Flynt Gran- ite Company, June 7, ijune 1, 100,000 35,000 2$28,000 7,000 7,000 6,682

Williams Aqueduct 3 - - - Company, . June 4, April 21, 12,000 12,000 711

Williams Manufacturing - - Company, The, . Feb. 1, Jan. 16, 100,000 38,000 12,000 35,899

- - - Williams Market, . June 19, May 16, 51,900 75,800 - Williamstown Manu- 4 facturing Company, . Mch. 15, Jan. 25, 300,000 240,000 with R.E. 160,000 209,862

Williston and Knight 1887.

Company, . Jan. 10, Dec. 20, 150,000 35,000 7,000 28,000 14,000 95,296

Williston Mills, . May 8, Dec. 20, 350,000 125,935 with R.E. 5118,117 30,640 1888. Winnisimmet Company, June 30, June 26, 500,000 110,000 with R.E. 125,000 5,886

Winona Paper Com- 1887. pany, .... Feb. 10, iDec. 31, 200,000 135,000 25,000 110,000 212,516 215,226

Wire Goods Company, 1888. The June 16, Jan. 4, 25,000 - 13,000 - 17,701 13,391

Woburn Electric Light 1887. and Power Company, Dec. 15, 'June 16, 18,000 - - - 628,432 -

Woburn Gas Light Com- 1888. pany, .... Nov. 1, Oct. 9, 45,100 9,706 with R.E. 61,020 12,135 Wollaston Foundry

Company, . Aug. 25, July 20, 30,000 15,000 5,000 10,000 10,000 12,441

Woman's Journal, Pro- - - - - prietors of the, . May 1, Feb. 27, 10,000 2,500

Worcester Coal Com- pany June 15, iMay 25, 50,000 25,250 with R. E. - 54,588

Worcester Electric Light Company, The, Mch. 12, Jan. 11, 100,000 - - 6,500 68,741 7,065

Worcester Elevator i - - - Company, . April 17, April 11, 50,000 3,340 4,293

Worcester Excursion - Car Company, The, . April 19, Jan. 3, 200,000 6,500 3,500 73,000 1,370

Worcester Gas Light

Company, . Feb. 6, Jan. 18, 500,000 156,000 with R. E. 448,609 32,122

Worcester Gas Light Company (2d return), Oct. 19, Sept. 12, 500,000 156,000 with R. E. 383,806 13,690

Worcester Steel Works, June 29, May 23, 500,000 300,000 with R. E. 200,000 210,145

4 1 Adjourned. * And R. R. Aqueduct plant. Should have been. 5 And supplies. Plant. 7 And tracks. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 169 of Corporations — Continued.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

6 and 00 00 Proc- s M P . 2 o . o o . o •-* to o to 9 e. x i-1 in a Ph§ to o

Manufactures, £ Materials a ~ 8^ O " 9 03 u Stock a % a -a o a> ^ ess. 9 & a a 00 00 sg 2 "3 * o a 9 o i w H O ft M

$ $ $534,801 _ _ _ 1,269,781 $600,000 $594,042 $75,739 1,209,781

7,610 - - - 93,027 75,000 9,326 - 8,701 93,027

100,054 - - - 211,806 50,000 2,287 - 159,519 211,800 I

58,000 - $824 - 107,506 100,000 2,076 - 5,430 - 107,506

- - - - 12,711 12,000 330 - 381 - 12,711

70,674 $566 - - 157,139 100,000 6,286 - 20,853 $30,000 157,139

' ------75,800 51,900 31,500 83,400

- 33,025 - '430 - 643,317 300,000 282,980 - 60,337 043,317

- 78,000 - 1,000 - 223,296 150,000 5,626 30,170 37,500 223,296 - - 28,208 - - $99,779 2402,679 350,000 52,679 - 402,079

3300,000 - - 8,390 - 583,716 1,200 - 583,716 500,000 75,326 I 41,630 I

^25,000 - 86,520 100,000 772,443 135,674 r - 772,443 200,000 385,923 - • 1 '49,027 !

- 30,063 - - - 74,155 25,000 17,184 - 31,971 74,155

- - - - - 28,432 18,000 "12,000 - - 30,000

- - 86,368 3,382 - 125 - 86,368 45,100 85 41,183

- - 46,426 7,984 - - - 45,425 30,000 6,989 8,436

- - - 10,000 - - 275 7,225 10,000 10,000 -

42,45:") - 13,216 - 105,671 19,626 - 6,207 - 105,671 50,000

- - 186,778 - - 54,473 - 136,779 100,000 17,681 19,098

- - - Ml 4,222 25,000 - 19,026 55.8S1 50,000 5,881

- - - - - 750,000 - 57,870 1 85,000 11,100

'< "$7,530 27,641 14,299 - - - 651,030 500,000 50,000

"7,569 - 9,029 _ _ _ 562,525 500,000 25,000

- 46,881 " 343,416 - - - 1,053,561 500,000 508,180

4 Berlin Falls water power. Taxes. - Subject to mortgage, $180,000. Perry franchise. - DiTidend unpaid. Bridgeport Paper Co. stock. 6 Mortgage. t Can and equipments. 170 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Abstract of Certificates of Condition

01 « Assets. fixed

tai) m g9 as Corporation. C8 .2 2 . NAME OF CORPO- a> s 0) 6 RATION. Stock >> .8. s Ob 1§ a a a-S the a H a> O u is 2 Capital "3 a

Worcester Wire Com- 1888. 1888. § _ _ pany, The, . July 5, May 29, oo $49,300 $15,000 - $20,000

Worthy PaperCompany, Feb. 1, Jan. 17, 100,000 73,405 with R. E. 29,395 22,081

Wright and Potter Print- - - ing Company, The, . Jan. 26, Jan. 25, 50,000 - 22,479 29,155 Wright Machine Com- $ pany Feb. 21, Jan. 3, 12,000 12,448 $3,898 $8,550 7,037 5,080

Wright Manufacturing and Perfumery Com- pany, .... Feb. 21, !Jan. 2, 7,500 . _ . . 2,378 Wright Manufacturing

Company, . Feb. 17, Jan. 17, 60,000 14,000 with R. E. 28,663 24,650

Total Certificates Filed, 1,361 227,340,122 95,061,889 10,570,112 30,681,171 70,442,883 82,1211,901

Deduct Duplicates, 55 6,032,125 3,093,643 520,505 019,711 2,899,134 4,863,128

Total Corporations, 1,306 221,307,037 91 ,908,240 10,013,007 30,061,460 67,543,749 77,263,776

1 Should have been. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 171 oj Corporations — Concluded.

Assets — Con. Liabilities.

and a2 to De- Proc- M o . o . o u o m o for in M o OQ 0B preciation. Manufactures, Materials 3 M 9 CD J

Stock a o a o Reserve n ess. * a a a 00 m « 08 o 09 « o i PC H o ft H

$30,000 _ _ ~ $114,300 $100,000 $14,300 _ _ _ $114,30

22,476 - - 147,357 100,000 20,465 $26,892 - 147,357

27,840 - $50 - 79,524 50,000 4,485 - 25,039 - 79,524

with bal. 12,000 $14,964 6,012 - 57,541 12,000 23,506 - 22,035 57,541 j j P. and L.

6,829 - - $94 9,301 7,500 1,801 - - - 9,301

02,465 - - 159,778 60,000 39,778 $59,262 738 - 159,778

93,010,599 5,108,100 37,552,275 9,804,023 406,768,257 219,629,382 114,066,159 20,352,964 46,843,023 11,031,441 411,483,083

2,111,690 62,424 ^2,532 393,789 13,764,061 5,901,450 6,019,580 104,280 1,516,825 229,396 13,804,531

91,498,909 5,045,736 37,469,743 9,410,231 393,004,196 213,724,932 108,016,579 20,218,684 45,326,198 10,802,015 397,678,552 172 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

GENERAL STATEMENT FOE 1888.

Organizations.

Capital stock of 238 corporations, organized under P. S. chaps. 106, 115, and 117, $25,658,150 Without capital, 202 religious, benevolent, or library corporations, organized under P. S. chaps. 115 and 40, chap. 404, Acts of 1887, and chap. 429, Acts of 1888 Capital stock of railroad corporation, organized under P S. chap. 112, 30,000 Capital stock of 7 street railway corporations, organized under P. S. chap. 113, 313,000 Without capital, 1 mutual fire insurance comjDanjr, under chap. 214, Acts of 1887,

Total, $26,001,150

Capital jiaid in.

Capital paid up of 142 corporations, under P. S. 106, 46 and 48, . . $7,302,250 Capital partially paid of 7 street railway corporations, under P. S. 113, 169,500

Total, $7,471,750

Investments.

Capital invested by 39 corporations, certificates under P. S. 106, 46 and 48, in real estate, $1,535,495 Capital invested by 104 corporations, certificates under P. S. 106, 46 and 48, in personal estate, 3,577,693 Capital on hand by 76 corporations, certificates under P. S. 106, 46 and 48, in cash, 2,189,062

Total, $7,302,250

Capital of 7 railway (street) corporations not required to state invest- ment, $313,000

Capital of railroad corporation not required to state investment, . . 30,000

Increase.

Capital increased by 60 corporations, under P. S. 106, 56, #4,995,400 Of which there has been paid in, 4,995,400 Capital increased by 4 street railway and 1 railroad corporation under

P. S. 112, 228 ; 113, 14 and 15 ; and chap. 181, 3, Acts of 1887, . . 4,627,500

Reduction.

Capital reduced by 17 corporations, under P. S. chap. 106, sect. 57, . $1,041,500 present capital, 1,078,500 Capital reduced by 1 street railway company, 15,000 making capital, 25,000 But subsequently increased by 12,500

present capital, . . . . 37,500 24 corporations dissolved by the Supreme Judicial Court. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 173

Certificates of Condition, or Annual Returns for 1888, under P. S. 106, 54.

1,361 certificates filed, 55 of which were for former years, or were duplicates, reducing the number to 1,306 corporations which make returns.

Total fixed capital of these 1,306 corporations $221,307,997

.1 suets? as follows : — Total real estate (in some returns machinery is included), > $91,968,246

Land and water-power 16,043,607

Buildings, 30,061,460

Machinery (sometimes included with real estate, and excluded here) 67,543,749

Cash aud debts receivable, 77,263,776

Manufactures, merchandise, material, and stock in process, 91,498,909

Patent rights, 5,045,736

Miscellaneous, 37,469,743

Balance Profit and Loss, 9,410,234

2 Total assets of corporations as they foot up in the table, . . . . . 393,004,196

Liabilities, as follows : — Total Capital Stock (paid in or regarded as a liability), $213,724,932

Total debts, 108,016,579

Reserves (some corporations give total, others give this item as a detail), 20,248,684

Balance Profit and Loss, 45,326,198

Reserve for Depreciation (this reserve is held by some corporations for other purposes, and is so stated in a note), 10,802,045

Total liabilities of corporations as they foot up in the table, 2 397,678,552

1 In tabulating, the fraction of a dollar, if over 50 cents, is added as one dollar; if less than 50 cents, it is dropped. 2 But the totals of assets and liabilities of corporations failing to give totals are here added to those given (in all 1,306).

Annual Returns under P. S., Ch. 109. — Two Companies for the Transmission of Intelligence by Electricity : Capital paid in, $9,972,100 00 Receipts for a year 6,679,930 83 Expenditures for a year, 6,203,144 78 Real estate owned, and value 188,500 00 Cash on hand 901,063 39 Credits on book account 806,296 79 Amount of indebtedness 2,502,032 30 174 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [18*1

Fees Payable in the Secretary's Department under the Pub

Statutes, and Amendments thereto, and Other Acts for t! Formation of Corporations.

Organizations.

For filing and recording the Certificate of Organization, includi the Agreement of Association, together with the issuing of the Secretar Certificate of Incorporation, having "the force and effect of a spec charter," under Public Statutes, chap. 10(5, sects. 21, 22, 84, and Acts

1884, chap. 180, sect. 1, one-twentieth of one per rent, of the amount of t capital stock, as fixed by the agreement of the Association. , This fee (P. S. chap. 10G, sect. 84) shall not be less, in any case, thi

Jive dollars, nor shall it exceed tivo hundred dollars. For filing and recording the Certificate of Organization, includir

the Agreement of Association, and issuing the Secretary's Certificate c

Incorporation, under P. S. chap. 40, sect. 17, or P. S. chap. 115, sect. -

or under P. S. chap. 115, sect. 6, or P. S. chap. 117, .sect. 4, or uiuh

chap. 404 of 1887, sect. 5, or under chap. 429 of 1888, sect. 7, Five Doi 1 LARS. Insurance Corporations.

For filing and recording the Certificate of Organization, includin the Agreement of Association, together with the issuing of the Secretary' " Certificate of Incorporation , having the force and effect of a special char ter," under chap. 214 of 1887, sect. 30, Twenty-five Dollars.

(

Railroad and Street Railway Corporations.

For filing and recording the Articles of Association, and accompany ing Certificates, and issuing the Secretary's Certificate of Incorporation

under P. S. chap. 112, sects. 43, 44 and 1st cl. of sect. 45, P. S. chap,

112, sect. 44, P. S. chap. 112, sect. 227, and P. S. chap. 113, sect. 8. Fifty Dollars.

Joint Stock Companies, under General Laws in Force previous to 1870.

For filing and recording the Certificate of Organization of companies formed under chap. 133 of 1851, or chap. 61 of the General Statutes pre-

vious to June 9, 1870, and not before recorded, Five Dollars.

Various other Certificates.

For filing and recording the Certificate of Payment of Capital, under P. S. chap. 106, sects. 46, 48, One Dollar. For filing and recording the Certificate of Condition (or annual re- turn), under P. S. chap. 106, sects. 54, 84, Five Dollars. ^

]88.'] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 175

For filing and recording the Certificates of Foreign Mining, Quarrying id Oil Companies, under sects. 1, 2, and 3, of chap. 106 of 1882, Five jJOLLARS. For filing and recording the Certificate of Increase of Capital, under " . S. chap. 10.6, sects. 56, 84, one-twentieth of one per cent, of the amount

I which the capital is increased; provided, that the amount so to be paid

lall not, when added to the amount or amounts previously paid for filing id recording certificates under sect. 11 or sect. 12, and under sect. 34 of ud Act" (chap. 224 of 1870; P. S. chap. 106, sects. 21, 22, 56, 84), exceed in any case the sum of two hundred dollars." For filing and recording the Certificate of Reduction of Capital, Qder P. S. chap. 106, sect. 57, One Dollar. For filing and recording the Certificate of Authorization, under P. S. hap. 106, sects. 58, 74, 84, One Dollar. For filing and recording the Certificate of Confirmation of Organi- ation, under P. S. chap. 106, sect. 79, One Dollar. For filing and recording the Certificate of Confirmation of Proceed- ugs, under P. S. chap. 106, sect. 80 ($1.00 only), One Dollar, or wexty-fiye Cents each Page. For filing and recording the Certificate of Addition to or Change of Business, under sects. 51, 52, 84, of the P. S., "one-twentieth of one per pit. of the a mount of the capital stock of the corporation."

Railroad and Railway Corporations.

For filing the Certificate of Subscription, and of partial payment of lapital Stock, under P. S. chap. 112, sects. 85, 86, Fifty Dollars. For .filing and recording the certificate relating to Branches and Exten- ions of railroads, under P. S. chap. 112, sect. 139, Fifty Dollars.

For filing and recording the Certificate of Increase of Capital of rail- oad corporations, under P. S. chap. 112, sect. 45, cl. 2; and P. S. 113, 5, or under Special Acts of Incorporation, One Dollar.

Insurance Companies.

For filing and recording the Certificate of Increase of Capital, under hap. 214 of 1887, sect. 36, Five Dollars. For filing and recording the Certificate of Reduction of Capital, nder chap. 214 of 1887, sect. 37, Five Dollars. For official copies of any of the records mentioned in chap. 224 of 1870, ?. S. chaps. 106, 112, 113, 115, etc., Twenty-five Cents each Page, and twenty-five cents for the certificate of the same. And the same fees for jtlicr corporation copies. 176 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888

General Laics under which Corporations may be Formed; also Regulated,

Public Statutes.

Chapters. Sections.

38 26 • Relating to the formation ot leligious societies.

38 43 Respecting Protestant Episcopal churches.

38 44 Organization of Methodist Episcopal churches.

38 48-50 Incorporation of Roman Catholic churches.

39 - Of donations and conveyances for pious and charitable uses.

40 16-20 Of library corporations.

82 1-8 Of cemeteries.

105 - Of certain powers, duties and liabilities of corporations.

105 40-45 Of dissolution of corporations.

100 - Formation of manufacturing and other corporations.

106 7 For carrying on any mechanical, mining or manufacturing business.

106 8 For carrying on agricultural, horticultural, quarrying, ice or printing business.

100 9 For carrying on co-operative business or trade.

106 10 For carrying on fishing business, and opening outlets, canals, or ditches, etc.

106 11 For making and selling gas, generating and furnishing steam or hot water.

1(16 12 For transacting the business of a common carrier, etc.

106 13 For erecting and maintaining a hotel or public hall. (Amended, Acts 1888, ch. 116.)

106 14 For carrying on any lawful business, not otherwise provided for, etc.

106 15 For capitalizing the indebtedness of bankrupt and insolvent corporations.

107 - Of swine-slaughtering associations.

108 - Of canal and bridge corporations.

109 - Of companies for the transmission of intelligence by electricity.

110 - Of aqueduct corporations, how incorporated, etc.

111 - Of proprietors of wharves, general fields, and real estate lying in common.

112 - Of railroad corporations and railroads.

112 44 Of certificate of incorporation.

112 223 Of railroad tracks for private use.

112 225 Of railroads and telegraphs in foreign countries.

- 113 Of street railway corporations. #

114 - Of agricultural and horticultural societies.

115 - Of societies for charitable, educational and other purposes, formation, etc. (Sec- tions 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 repealed, Acts of 1888, ch. 429, sect. 21.)

116 - Of savings banks and institutions for savings.

117 - Of co-operative (savings fund and loan associations) banks.

118 - Of banks and banking; formation of banks, etc. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 177

General Laws under which Corporations may be Formed — Concluded.

Acts of — Chapters. Sections.

1882 195 1-5 Enlarging the powers and duties of associations for charitable and other purposes. (Section 1 repealed, Acts of 1888, chap. 429, sect. 21.) 1882 244 1-4 Of the formation of relief societies by the employees of railroad and steam- boat corporations. 1882 251 1-3 Relating to co-operative saving fund and loan associations.

1883 98 1-4 Changing the names of the foregoing associations to that of " Co-operative Banks." 1883 268 1,2 To prohibit certain medical societies from conferring degrees.

1884 180 1-6 Formation of corporations to examine and guarantee titles to real estate.

1884 330 1-5 Concerning foreign corporations having a usual place of business in this Commonwealth. 1884 78 1 Trustees of churches or religious societies may become bodies corporate, in certain cases. 1885 240 1,2 Authorizing the formation of corporations for making, selling and distrib- uting gas for heating, cooking, chemical and mechanical purposes. 1885 265 1-4 Authorizing the formation of corporations for the purpose of cremating the bodies of the dead. 1885 310 - Relating to change of business by corporations.

1886 125 1-3 Authorizing railroad corporations to join certain relief societies.

1886 209 1-3 Authorizing corporations to issue special stock to be held by their em- ployees only. 1886 222 1,2 Extending the powers of certain insurance companies.

1886 230 1,2 Relating to the returns of foreign mining, quarrying and oil companies.

1886 239 1,2 Relating to the Protestant Episcopal and Reformed Episcopal churches.

1886 337 1-5 Authorizing street railway companies to use the cable system as a motive power. 1886 346 1-9 Relating to gas companies.

1887 214 1-112 To amend and codify the statutes relating to insurance.

1887 216 1-7 Relating to co-operative banks.

1887 225 1,2 Requiring annual returns from certain corporations.

1887 248 1-6 Concerning limited partnerships.

1887 366 1,2 In relation to the increase of the capital stock of street railway companies.

1887 385 1-11 To authorize gas companies to furnish electric light.

1887 404 1-8 To provide for the incorporation of churches.

1888 134 1-5 Authorizing the incorporation of labor or trade organizations.

1888 168 1,2 In relation to the exemption of the property of certain literary and other associations from taxation.

1888 165 1,2 Concerning the investments of mutual life insurance companies.

1888 177 1,2 Relative to the stock of associations formed for charitable, educational and other purposes.

1888 188 1,2 In relation to voting by proxy at meetings of corporations.

1888 321 1,2 Authorizing foreign manufacturing corporations to hold real estate in this Commonwealth. 1888 326 1,2 To enable incorporated religious societies to make by-laws.

1888 387 1-15 In relation to mortgage loan and investment companies.

1888 413 1-28 In relation to safe deposit, loan and trust companies.

1888 429 1-22 Relating to fraternal beneficiary organizations. 178 ANNUAL EETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888.

Public Statutes, Chap. 105, Sect. 40, of Dissolution.

" When a majority in number or interest of the members of a corpora- tion desire to close its concerns, they may apply by petition to the supreme judicial court, setting forth in substance the grounds of their application ; and the court, after due notice to all parties interested, and a hearing, may, for reasonable cause, decree a dissolution of the corporation. A corpora- tion so dissolved shall be deemed and held extinct in all respects as if its corporate existence had expired by its own limitations."

[P. S. chap. 106, sect. 45.] Returns to be made of Corporations dissolved by the Supreme Judicial Court.

When a corporation is dissolved by the supreme judicial court, the clerk of the courts for the county in which the decree or order for dissolution is made shall forthwith make return thereof to the Secretary of the Common- wealth, giving the name of the corporation dissolved, and the date upon which such order or decree was made.

Certificates of Payment and Investment of Capital.

The attention of the officers of corporations is called to the requirements of the corporation laws respecting the filing and recording of certificates of payment and investment of capital. Special attention is asked to the fol- lowing : Public Statutes, chap. 106, sects. 46, 48, 49, 60, 61.

Records, Indexes, Fees, Publications, Etc.

A complete general index has been prepared for each year, embracing every certificate recorded in the department, concerning joint stock and other corporations, since the year 1851, when the first were recorded. This index includes all railroad, railway, insurance, manufacturing, mining and other business corporations, together with associations for library, benevolent, educational and religious purposes, which have filed certificates of any kind in this office. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — Xo. 10. 179

The records of religious and benevolent associations date only from the year 1874, Avhen the existing law for their formation, and for the filing of their certificates in the Secretary's office, went into effect. The department has no knowledge of the legal existence of those formed previously to 1874 under general law, as the certificates of such organizations were required to be " recorded in the office of the register of deeds for the county or dis- " trict wherein they were located ; nor has it official information of any class of corporations dissolved by the supreme judicial court previous to 1880. Every fee paid into the department for recording under the provisions of chap. 224 of 1870 (P. S. chap. 106), and every subsequent corporation act (as well as those for some years previous), has been made a matter of record with the certificate itself, the money being paid into the treasury at the time designated by the statute. The propriety of such record is not only obvious, but the record has been found to be necessary in order to the just assessment of subsequent fees, dependent upon the amount of pay- ments previously made. ( Vide chap. 356 of the Acts of 1871, or P. S. chap. 106, sect. 84, 3d cl.) Abstracts of the annual returns are made and published weekly by the proprietor of " The Banker and Tradesman" of Boston. Other abstracts of the original certificates are made by representatives of the press, and others, for the accuracy of which the department is not responsible. j )i 1

180 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888,

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to ~# rH ire CM If- 5 CI CM CO CO CM S H O « fc P tO I-H *- Z « 1 1 ' 1 1 1 Qo P CO o fe 3 wg I— 00 CO CO 00 • CO • 00 • rH I-H rH „J P a -p 5 ^o eg oo 1 6 CO oo" 10 00* Eh t> 00 I> 00 t" CO 00 00 00 CO 00 CO lH T-\ rH rH rH rH 182 ANNUAL RETURNS OF CORPORATIONS. [1888,

Table II. — Annual Returns, Aggregates compiled from " Certificates of Con- dition," under Acts 1870, 224, 33; 1874, 349, 1; and P. S. 106, 54.

be 6 a . T~ *- Amount > of Capital Total Assets. T3 « Liabilities. "3 .2 & paid in. a

1870, 124 57 181 $39,019,227 $56,999,378 i$i8,383,57i

1871 538 58 596 114,134,786 162,202,732 151,933,398

1872 648 11 659 122,570,023 182,415,165 160,136,836

1873 654 13 667 131,253,840 211,371,742 173,966,236

1874 694 30 724 141,761,394 228,523,526 185,178,848

1875 717 11 728 140,495,253 241,608,145 =245,520,263

1876 734 19 753 150,889,066 249,601,076 2250,572,195

1877 743 9 752 147,665,201 244,059,994 2252,772,780

1878 736 3 739 140,356,554 231,427,335 2240,776,897

1879 730 12 742 142,429,708 231,633,644 2270,701,031

1880 756 15 771 143,605,224 242,998,175 2251,363,058

1881 817 21 838 161,027,122 278,538,305 2287,019,164

1882 872 16 888 1.69,960,798 300,956,013 2309,998,291

1883 954 26 980 184,621,238 325,205,019 2336,484,860

1884 994 18 1,012 193,427,031 343,434,221 2354,597,584

1885 1,056 14 1,070 193,516,551 344,888,926 2355,486,400

1886 1,095 4 1,099 194,411,397 349,406,881 2357,759,665

1887 1,182 55 1,237 200,324,689 358,150,462 2366,246,827

1888 1,306 - - 213,724,932 393,004,196 2397,678,552

l Not inchiding ' capi tal. 3 Incl uding capital and reserves. 1888.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 10. 183

The following "associations" have applied in regular form for corporate franchises, their certificates of organization being duly approved by the Com- missioner of Corporations and deposited in this department, recorded, and "charters," or otherwise, "certificates of incorporation" duly executed in

behalf of each ; but, no parties representing either of them appearing to claim said charters or pay the legal fees, the said associations, having no legal evidence of incorporation, are deemed in abeyance as corporations, until such time as they shall fully comply with the requirements of law in such cases made and provided. As there is no legal limit of time established within which they must apply for the certificate of their corporate existence, the said charters are held for delivery, upon a compliance with the remaining pro- visions of law in that respect.

Fees NAME. Location. Capital. Date. due.

New England Fire Safety Company, Boston, . $100,000 i July 9, 1872, $50 00

Barium Manufacturing Company, .... Boston, . 200,000 Oct. 7, 1875. 100 00

Boston Copper Mining Company, .... Boston, . 50,000 Jan. 1, 1881, 25 00

Schenck Continuous Excavator Company, Boston, . 100,000 Aug. 4,1881, 50 00

Apollo Manufacturing Company, .... Boston, . 60,000 Mar. 29, 1883, 30 00

Cambridge and Somerville Electric Light Company, Cambridge, 75,000 April 9,1884, 37 50

North Star Manufacturing Company, Springfield, 10,000 Nov. 21, 1885, 5 00

Conant Manufacturing Company, .... Boston, . 100,000 Jan. 13, 1887, 50 00

INDEX.

Page

Aggregates, Corporations filing Certificates of Capital, 1870-88, 180 " " " " " 1851-75 180

" " " " of Condition, 1870-88 182

" " Organized, 1870-88 180

" " " 1851-75, 180

" " ** Insurance, 1872-88 181

M " u Railroad and Railway, 1873-88, 181

" " Re-organized, 1870-88 180 Amendment of Certificates previously Filed, Abstract of certain Certificates of, ... 36

Annual Returns, or Certificates of Condition, Abstracts from, A to W, for the year 1888, . 50-171 Associations, not claiming charters, executed for them, 183

Certificate of Subscription, under Public Statutes 109, section 7, 38 " rescinding Certificate of Increase of Capital, 38 Companies for the Transmission of Intelligence by Electricity, under Public Statutes,

chapter 109, 34, 35

Condition, Certificates of, A to W, 50-171

Confirmation of Proceedings^ Certificate of 37

Dissolution of Corporations, 49, 178

" " Returns of, by clerks of S. J. C, in the several counties, . . 49

Express Company, Certificate of, Power of Attorney to Agent of, 37

Fees, payable in Secretary's Department, by Corporations 174, 175

Foreign Mining, Quarrying and Oil Companies, Certificates under Acts 1882, chapter 106, . 34, 35 General Law, under which Corporations may be dissolved, 178

General Laws, under which Corporations may be formed, 176, 177

General Statement for 1888, 172

" " " " Annual Returns, 173

Incorporation, Railroad Company, under Public Statutes 112, 44, 21

Incorporations, etc., under several acts of 1888, 39-48

Incorporations, under Public Statutes, chapters 106, 38, 40, 115, 117; Acts 1887, chapter 404,

and Acts 1888, chapter 429 5-20

" Insurance Companies, under Acts 1887, chapter 214, 21 " Joint Stock Companies, under Public Statutes, chapter 106, .... 5-11 " Religious, Charitable, etc., Associations with or without Capital Stock, under

Public Statutes 115, 40, 117; Acts 1887, chapter 404, and Acts 1888, chapter 429 11-20

11 Street Railway Companies, under Public Statutes 113, 8 21

Increase of Capital, by Manufacturing or other Joint Stock Companies 31, 32 " " by Railroad and Railway Companies, 30

" " Certificate rescinding certificate of 38 186 INDEX.

Page Insurance Companies, Organization, 21

Investment of Capital Stock of New Companies, 22-28

Organization of Joint Stock Companies, Manufacturing, etc., 5-11

" of Religious, Charitable, etc., Associations, 11-20 " of Railroad and Railway Companies, 21

" of Insurance Companies, 21

Payment of Capital Stock, Corporations to file Certificates of, 178

" " •• Joint Stock Companies, 22-28 11 u " Manufacturing Companies 22-28 " " " Railroad and Railway Companies 29

Power of Attorney to a G-eneral Agent of Express Co. in Massachusetts, Certificate of, . . 37 Railroad Companies, Increase of Capital 30

" ** Organization, 21

" " Payment of Capital, Partial 29

" " Railroad Commissioners' Certificates to, concerning Branches and Ex-

tensions, ... . 33 Railway Companies, Street, Organization 21

" " " Reduction of Capital, 30

Records, Indexes, Fees, Publications, etc., concerning, 178, 179 Reduction of Capital, by Joint Stock Companies, 33 " " by Street Railway Company, 30 Street Railway Companies, Organization, 21

" " " Increase and reduction of Capital 30

Table I. — Aggregates of Corporations, organized under G-eneral Laws, from 1851-1888, viz.,

Joint Stock, Library, Insurance, Railroad, Religious, etc., with amount of

Capital, Increase, Reduction, 180, 181

Table II — Aggregate of Annual Returns, under section 33, chapter 224 of 1870; and section

54, chapter 106, Public Statutes ; 1870-1888, 182

Transmission of Intelligence by Electricity, Certificates of Companies and others, under Pub-

lie Statutes 109, 13 34, 35