Holoman Oad Incorporated Capital Stock Details
The company Holoman Oad Incorporated reports capital stock of $250,000 in the available filing text.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
1
Open River Railway & Navigation Company Formed in Pendleton
McComas Hartman and Curry file articles of incorporation for the Open River Railway and Navigation Company with a capital of 256000 dollars in 2500 shares of 100 each. Pendleton named as headquarters to build rail and electric lines, warehouses, depots, and boats to serve transport from Simmons Landing to Holdman, with initial operations on the Columbia River and wheat belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. McComas
George A. Hartman
Portland
C. E. Qurry
San Francisco
Coud
Pendleton
Umatilla County
W. McComar
Open River Railway & Navigation Company
County Clik Baling
Thin Je
Han
Simmons Landing
Columbia River
Holdmain
G. A. Hartman
C. B. Curry
Curry
Northwestern Warehouse Company
McComas
Hartman
Wrontuila County
J. N. Teal
Pendleton Company
Pendieton
Everal
Holdman
Umatilla
Government Irrigation Project
Simmone Landing
East Oregonian
Thi
Ines
Simmons-Holdman
Prohibition Narrowly Wins in Portland Precincts 41 and 43
Two Portland precincts 41 and 43 see prohibition in force amid a citywide vote. Prohibition fails to gain broad momentum despite limited adoption in these sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Procinete
Body found in Ohio canal wrapped in red hot wires
The body of a man was discovered in the Ohio canal near Cleveland today. He was tightly wrapped in wire with red hot wires thrust into the throat and abdomen. police investigating motive and identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio Canal
Here
Liquor Vote Quietly Sets Oaks District Dry Enactment
Precincts linked to a saloon vote yielded dry results in Seventh ward Sellwood district as precincts 37 to 42 joined in the prohibition push while others split. The Oaks will gain liquor sale privilege if desired, though management plans to refrain this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soga
Oregonian
Nouth
East Fighth Street
Hawthorne Avenue
Division Street
Bhy City
Seventh Ward
Sellwood
Mission Street
Willomette
Oaks
Newlywed Whitehorn Stack ling wed at Pasco
Mr George C Whitehorn and Miss Bertha G Stack ling of Paola Kansas were married at the Baptist parsonage at 3 yesterday afternoon Witnesses were Mrs Effie E Smith and the pastor's family The bride taught in Helix public schools The groom recently moved from Pendleton and runs a Pasco mercantile business They will travel to Seattle and surrounding Sound after a dinner and then return for a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasco
Adams
George C. Whitehorn
Bertha G. Stackling
Paola
Kan
Baptist Parsonage
Effie E. Smith
Helix
Helix Public
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Seattle
Sound
Salem Strawberries Prompt Heavy Exports From Salem
Salem Journal notes thousands of crates of strawberries are shipped by express from Salem. The best fruit nets growers about 1.30 to 1.60 dollars. Clark Feeding stock is nearly exhausted, but later varieties rise. Rain is badly needed yet a big crop is expected. Shipments go directly to Astoria and the Sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Express
Salem Journal
Clark
Aetoria
the Sound
Sordid murder and conspirators haunt Colorado case
Boise, June 6. Orchard resumed testimony in the Haywood murder trial. He described meetings with Haywood Pettibone and others and detailed plots to kill Judge Gabbert Governor Peabody and financier David Moffat. He claimed involvement in bombs and shootings including the Gregory deputy killing and the Independence depot massacre, with payments and plans spanning Denver and Canyon City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Orchard
Haywood
Hawley
J. Wolf
Pettibone
Denver
Bradley
Bell
Cole
San Francisco
Adame’ House
Judge Gabbert
Supreme Court
Moyer
Telluride
Hel
Adams
Gabbert House
Peabody and Gabbert
Frank Harme
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
David Moffatt
Federation
Adame
Moffatt
Judge Goddard
Gabbert
Orchird
Goddard
Canyon City
Tetimony
Folse
Gregory
Adama
Miloon
Meldrum
Independence Depot
Simpkins
Government to prosecute Harriman combine plan
June 6 report says a government bill against the anthracite roads may be filed within two weeks. It cites a steel gap on the anthracite fields, $112,000,000 annual output, and 60,009,000 tons, noting roads own stock in coal companies and tidewater links to control coal from beds to fireplaces. Presidents, Kellogg, and Harriman discussed action. advisers differ on feasibility. A Japanese embassy note downplays yellow journalism affecting policy, stating such papers reflect no government views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harriman Combine
Bonaparte
Kellogg
Harriman
Japan
San Francisco
Americ
Black Hand demands 3000 from hotel owner in New York
A letter signed Black Hand demanded 3000 from the Hotel Stregis proprietor or the house would be blown up. This is the third attempt in three years following earlier apartment explosions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Black Hand
Stregis
Mutiny in Imperial Guards at Tsarskelo
Mutiny broke out today among a squadron of guards at Tsarkeselo where the Imperial family had just moved. Order was restored without bloodshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Tsarkeselo
Pendleton Board Plans Lab Improvements at High School
The public school board last night decided to improve Pendleton high school laboratory this year. Prof. W. F. Fargo will supervise repairs and additions during vacation and will travel to Walla Walla this evening with Mrs. Fargo for a week to view facilities and gather ideas for enlarging the Pendleton lab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public School Board
Pendleton High School
W. F. Fargo
Walla Walla
Engine Breaks Down In Yards At Main Street Crossing
O R N engine 360 axle broke on the Main street crossing causing one driver to leave the rail and bend rods. Workers spent the afternoon removing the broken wheel and preparing the locomotive for shops. L W Armstrong, no switchman, was fatally injured in the Southern Pacific party at Ashland Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Armstrong
Southern Pacific
Ashland
Ore
New O R N Depot Promises Pendleton Upgrade
Pendleton will gain a new O R N depot, reportedly costing 390 000 dollars. The one story frame building will replace the present structure, match the Walla Walla depot in size, and include expanded platform space, ticket offices, and baggage facilities, enhancing city shipping point status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Neema
Oregon Appointments for Forest Guards in Several National Forests
A list of appointments in Oregon assigns D. W. Myers J. W. Kelso Clarence J. Ingram Clarence W. Jackson and G. C. Cottrell as forest guards on Cascade South National Forest George Ledford on Cascade North Forest L D Hammock on Coquille National Forest Jesse Dewitt on Steklyou National Forest Orloff A Stafford on Heppner National Forest and F P Pettitt on Fremont National Forest in the forest service slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Oregon
D. W. Myers
J. W. Kelso
Clarence J. Ingram
Clarence W. Jackson
G. C. Cottrell
Cascade (South) National Forest
George Ledford
Cascade (North) National Forest
L. D. Hammock
Coquille National Forest
Jesse Dewitt
Steklyou National Forest
Orloff A. Stafford
Heppner National Forest
F. P. Pettitt
Fremont National Forest
Accounting Must Be Made In Mrs. Eddy Case
Judge Chamberlain denied trustees’ motion to substitute for the next friends at Concord. The ruling clears the way for trial on whether the Pleasant View clique must disclose how millions from book sales and contributions were spent.
May Carry Mail to Milton
Negotiations are pending to allow the Walla Walla Valley Trac ton company to handle the United States mail between Walla Walla and Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Walla Walla
Sweden’s King and Queen mark 50th wedding anniversary
Stockholm celebrates the fiftieth anniversary of the Swedish monarchs wedding as crowds gather in the capital. In Lafayette Indiana, Mrs Helen Gouger a noted lecturer and writer aged sixty five dies suddenly this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
King
Sweden
Schmitz Trial Opens Hearings On French Restaurants
San Francisco June 5 1904 ex police commissioner Reagan testifies that the mayor ordered a drive against French restaurants and held up licenses. Heagan describes the mayor directing action and the police commission executing orders. Secretary Skelly testifies to routine records as the trial unfolds with further recollections of the 1904 license vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Schmitz
Heney
Reagan
Denis
Heagan
Charles Skelly
Police Commission
Commission
Hulton
Thomas Reagan
Lcenses
Referendum petitions on Oregon university funding ruled invalid
Salem June 6 Attorney General Crawford holds petitions seeking a 125000 annual appropriation for University of Oregon maintenance invalid for insufficiency of title Mandamus actions will be filed in Marion County Circuit Court by Tilmon Ford to compel filing and ballot placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toyauld
Salem
A. M. Crawford
University of Oregon
Marion County
Tilmon Ford
Secretary of State
City Election Officers Appointed for June 24 Vote
City council named judges and clerks for wards ahead of a special June 24 charter amendment election. Wards list officials, with changes discussed in levee, Bush street grading, and licensing matters. A $750 claim against the city for water flood damage was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Barnhart
J. M. Ferguson
J. J. Cassatt
W. P. Temple
E. W. McDogins
A. Ts. Knight
J. B. Mumeford
Ti. E. Coon
J. M. Bentley
T. G. Montgomery
RK. Ty Brown
H. F. Johnson
W. Stroble
C. F. Colesworthy
J. McLeod
J. R. Dickson
W. C. Hilton
R. B. Tarbet
John Bryant
T. J. Binir
A. J. Gibson
T. F. Howard
Claude Penland
Charley Bond
Bowman
A. PD. Sloan
Hille
McCourt
Spring*ton Lumber Company
College Street
Pendleton Firms Donate Five Percent to Church Building Fund
The MEB church reports receipts from Pendleton firms totaling about 950 dollars for two sales days. One hundred firms joined the sales days program and contributed five percent of their gross incomes from last Friday and Saturday to the church building fund. The church committee thanks the participating firms for the generous donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M,eb
Pendleton
Pendleton Firme
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Open River Railway and Transportation Company
Stackling
Whitehorn
Federation of Miners
The
Colorado Supreme Court
Gover
Poli
Peabody
X. X
Mutual Life
Peabody House
Poxsibie
America
Bush Street
Jackson
Wight
EB. BE. Fall
Board of Courty Commissioners
C. M. Rader
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