Thornton-Ridington Company incorporated in Gallup
Public notice records the incorporation of The Thornton Ridington Company, Incorporated, a stockholders liability firm, with principal office at 201 Second Street Gallup McKinley County New Mexico. It lists the founders Thomas H. Thornton Charles R Ridington and Lawson K. Heller as initial directors and outlines corporate purpose real estate and accounting services. The certificate includes stock details 50 000 capital authorized 500 shares of 100 each and 1900s dates. It also certifies non-liability of stockholders and includes notary acknowledgments.
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Ella C. Smith
Paul Golino
McKinley County
New Mexico
Gallup
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Thomas H. Thornton
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Charlie R. Ridington
Lawson K. Heller
State of New Mexico
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Charles R. Ridington
Thornton-Ridington Company Incorporated
Office of State
Corporation Commission of
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Industrial News Bureau
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California Associated Raisin Company
Raisin Growers Organization
California
Co Operative Growers Associations
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