Mississippi corporation charter and meeting notice
A fragmented OCR text describes a Mississippi corporation charter authorizing powers and privileges under state code. It states stock issuance rights, capital stock, preferred stock, and obligations. The charter was to be filed in Brookhaven, Lincoln County, with a meeting notice for stockholders around April, though the exact date is unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Hofsald
Lifumog
Mississipi da
Stork
Rockhaven
OPHIS
Prine Merten
T. Brady
Sheriff Sale In State Of Misstealopi Proceeding
The notice describes a sheriff sale directed by writ against Morkins in a county court. The sale will occur at a specified location at eight o'clock in the evening, with the highest bidder receiving the property pending government requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misstealopi
E.V
Keke
Morkins
Haneery Chitavo
Rome
Nell
Piers
Brookhaven City approves bond sale for school repairs
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen authorize selling bonds worth 25 500 for repairing enlarging and equipping Brookhaven public school on Black Q. Bank of Brookhaven is highest bidder at par with accrued interest. Bonds issued July 8 1902 payable in New York City. Sidewalks on East Cherokee Street ordered with five foot width and city to build if owners fail to act. Refund bonds of 40 000 authorized for water works and electric plant with sale and notices to publish. School district expansion and water mains petitions granted among other city actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookhaven
Mississippi
Bank
City of
Bank of
Miss
J. #. Goza
Cherokee Street
Theorth
Corporation Line
Tought Nays
Lee
Tne Leapree
Western National Bank
New York City
Schnorrenberg
Seavey
Moreton
Scherck
Willoughby
J. R. Boone
A. Minard
Range Teast
Seherck
Ways
Howe
Sehwen Avenue
Alice Luding
Sehwem Avenue
Monticello Street
P.m. J
Daughtry
W. A. Seavey
Hoskins Or Conway
Hoskins Street
Conway
W. M. Russell
eGrath
Brookhaven City Council awards street contract after bid changes
Brookhaven officials adjourned meeting, awarding T C Crawford a one year contract to maintain all streets and bridges for one hundred dollars monthly after bids were reopened and altered from a four year term. The mayor authorized bond with two or more sureties for two thousand dollars and ratification at the next regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookhaven
Miss
Maor
J. B. Daughtry
Moreton
Schnorrenberg
Seavey
Willoughby
Seherck
City of
Nous
Thomas C. Crawford
T. C. Crawford
B. Daughtry
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Sill Novelt
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Oxford Pereales
Amoskelly
Dragon Bik
Organdie Bonita Silk
Julletin Batiste
Palmetta
Madras
Duchoose Dimity Batiste
Cocheco
Zephy
Glasgow
Clyde Zephyr
India
Dimite Brodee Dimity
OPERA
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Boston Ideal Opera Co
Fitz & Webster’s
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Golf Club
Blakeslee
Fettam, Aus
Progressive Oil Mill and Fertilizer Company
Stu Pei
Dncoreors
Mien Nari
Innet
Toltowas
Ina Srauinis
Bulldine
Hobmsslee
Parrons Estrrest
Ustry ‘Ts Foundation
At. T
Forts
Coli
Meg O
Jose Chelder
WVA Shane
Hrookmaven Progressive Cotton “Ll Company
Sheriff's
Keoin County
East Cherokee Street
B. I. Gova
Ayes
Wil
Wlerworks
Wade Hampton
Columbia
South Carolina
University of South Dtd
Hampton
United States
National Railroad Commission
Gen. Hampton
Dean Tion
Huo
A.C. McNair
Mendyiile
McGrath & Sons
Furber
Krippendorf Or
Berring
Budd
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Brookhaven, Miss
Crown Organs
Singer
T. H. Perkins Furniture Company
Ruchters
Grafton
C. E. Grafton Drug Co., Seeeeeesesee
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