Company, Ogdensburg and Lake Champlain division, so as to afford better connections at Rouse's Point. Ordered sent to president of Central Vermont Railroad Company and to H. G. Young, second vice-president and general manager of Delaware and Hudson Canal Company. A public hearing was had in the matter of the application of Jamestown Street Rallway Company for the approval of the Board of the use of electricity as its motive power on newly extended routes. C. R. Lockwood, Esq., appeared on behalf of applicant and submitted various papers, which were received and Hled. No one appeared in opposttion either in person or by letter. On due deliberation had, the application was granted and decision of the Board as dictated ordered sent forward in ordinary course. Board adjourned to 1.30 P. M. Monday, June 29, 1891, at Albany. JUNE 29, 1891. Communication of W. J. Richardson, secretary Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company, conveying new consents in matter of motive power application; also of Sidney T. Lowell, of counsel, conveying withdrawals. Rferred to Commissioner Rogers. Or William A. Baldwin, vice-president Buffalo. Rochester and Pittsburg Railroad Company, relative to complaint of I. Eugene William as to Springville high bridge. Ordered usual course. of W. W. Atwood, relative to accounts of Wellsville, Coudersport and Pine Creek Railroad Company. Ordered referred to accountant to report by letter. Of E.C. Smith, vice-president Central Vermont Railroad Company, relative to failure to connect with Delaware and Hudson Canal Company trains at Rouse's Point Ordered referred to Commissioner Baker. Patitions and defendant's brief in matter of W. J. Cunningham against New York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company. Referred to Commissioner Baker. Of E. D. Davidson. relative to fares on street railroads. Ordered that letter as dictated. copy of which is on file, be sent. Of John N. Lewis, asking for an opportunity to confer with Board in New York. Ordered Secretary write Bourd has not set a day for a meeting in New York and suggest thut he indicate by letter the subject of such desired conference with Board. Of August Rrymont, complaining of locomotive whistling in Woodside, L. I., and answers of Austin Corbin and Benjamin Norton to the same. Usual course. Answer of Western New York Car Service Association to complaints of New York and Northern Wood and Lumber Company. Ordered usual course. Answer of New York, Lake Erie and Western to complaint of B. Kennedy against Erie and Genesee Valley Railroad Company. Ordered usual course. Application of Cooperstown and Charlotte Valley Railroad Company for extension of time to Augustist in which to make report of quarterly for March 31st. Granted. Ordero Ithat report of accountant as to Wellsville, Coudersport and Pine Creek Rail. rond Company be adopted and letter sent. Letters of Edison Electric Illuminating Company of New York. G. Paul Fromm, L. J. Wing Company and Thomas Pratt, relative to tunnel lighting and ventilation. Ordered filled Commissioner Rogers submitted a report in the matter of the application of the Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company for a change of motive power. Adopted, ordered printerland issued. Commissioner Rickard submitted a report in the matter of an accident near Cobles kill, April 13th, 1891. on Alhany and Susquehanna division Delaware and Hudson Canal Company. Ordered adopted and issued. Commissioner Rogers submitted a report in the matter of the application of the Syracuse, Eastwood Heights and D Witt Railroad Company for an increase of capital stock. Adopted and ordered 1-sued. The Board took a recess until Wednesday, June 30th, 10 A. M. JUNE 30, 1891 – 10 A. M. Secretary submitted communication of George W. Wingate, of coursel of Brooklyn. Bath and West End Railroad Company, relative to the application of that company for an increase of capital stock. Ordered filed. Commissioner Rogers suhmitted a report in the matter of the application of the Brooklyn, Bath and West End road for an increase of capital stock. Adopted and ordered isgned. Commissioner Rogers submitted a report in the matter of the application of the Coney Ordered that the fact of the failure of the New York, Ontario and Western Railroad NEW COMPANIES Formed under the Laws of the State of New York by filing articles of association from June 30, 1890, to June 30, 1891. er.. Adirondack Extension Franklin, Warren, Es sex, Hamilton. April 30, 1891 Adirondack and St. Lawrence. Franklin, Hamilton, Essex, Warren, Ful- nectady..... Cainden, Watertown and North Dec. 11, 1890 Dec. 17, 1890 Aug. 26, 1890 Gouverneur and Edwards... St. Lawrence. Aug. 30, 1890 York, Jan. 10, 1891 Feb. 20, 1891 Warren, Oneida, Lewis.... May 5, 1891 son, St. Lawrence Dec. 30, 1890 Westchester, Queens. Feb. 4, 1891 New York....... April 30, 1891 New York.. Feb. 2, 1891 New York and South Beach Richmond.. April 30, 1891 Niagara Falls and Lewiston Niagara . Oct. 8, 1890 Niagara Shore Terminal Niagara Jan. 28, 1891 Onondaga Lake.... Onopdaga Sept. 9, 1890 River Bridge.... Niagara Jan. 9, 1891 Rondout Valley Ulster... Sept. 9, 1890 Saratoga and St. Lawrence Extension Franklin.. April 22, 1891 Seneca County Seneca. Feb. 24, 1891 Silver Creek and Dunkirk.. Chautauqua. Nov. 11, 1890 West Davenport... Delaware. Feb. 25, 1891 178 1,500,000 2,000,000 850,000 100,000 Broadway New York.. Buffalo. Erie... Capitol. Albany Citizens' Railway of Jamestown Nov. 17, 1890 20 200.000 20,000 100,000 Chautauqua Citizens' Street.. Dutchess. Onondaga Chautauqua Ontario, Geneva Surface Ontario Gloversville Street Electric Fulton Long Island Boynton Bicycle.. I Suffolk * Underground cable. Jan. 19, 1891 9 90,000 30.000 50,000 40,000 200,000 New companies formed under the Laws of the State of New York, etc. - (Concluded). * Articles of association recite that these companies are organized under "General Railroad Act" of 1850. COMPANIES REORGANIZED. The following companies were during the year sold under mortgage foreclosure and reorganized, to wit: “Syracuse and Baldwinsville Railroad Company” sold and reorganized as the “SYRACUSE AND BALDWINSVILLE RAILWAY COMPANY." Capital stock, $160,000. Articles of incorporation filed January 27, 1891. The "New Rochelle and Pelham Railroad Company"and the“ New Rochelle Street Horse Railroad Company were sold, reorganized and new company formed under name of “NEW ROCHELLE RAILWAY AND TRANSIT COMPANY." Capital stock, $125,000 Articles of incorporation filed September 12, 1890. The “Richmond County Railroad Company” was sold, reorganized and a new company formed under name of “THE STATEN ISLAND MIDLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.' Capital stock, $150,000. CONSOLIDATED COMPANIES. The following corporations were consolidated and name changed during the year as follows, viz, : STEAM ROADS. NAME OF OLD COMPANIES. Name of present company. Certificate filed. Capital stock. $450,000 Cooperstown and Charlotte Val- Valley Railroad Company.. April 13. 1891 Mohawk Valley and Northern 600,000 The following companies have, during the last year, filed articles of extension of route, viz, : NAME OF ROAD. Extension Alled. Length of extension miles Fifth Ward Railway Company : July 9, 1890 Sept. 19, 1890 1,645 feet 1.896 feet Jamestown Street Railway Company Oct. 6, 1890 Brooklyn City Railroad Company 41.51 miles Nov. 17, 1890 5 Binghamton Street Railroad Company Nov. 25, 1891 14-6 miles Troy and Lansingburgh Railroad Company May Coney Island and Brooklyn Railroad Company 7. 1891 3 miles Long Island City and Newtown Railroad Company Jan. 16, 1891 2 miles Mar. 23, 1891 690 feet Second certificate of extension flled... April 28, 1891 10 miles Jamestown Street Railway Company April 29, 1891 14 66 miles Fiftieth Street, Astoria Ferry and Central Park Railroad Co. Aug. 23, 1890 33-5 miles INCREASE OF CAPITAL STOCK. The capital stock of the following companies has been increased during the year, to wit: Split Rock Cable Railway Company from $78,000 to $100,000. Certificate filed in the office of the Secretary of State, February 4, 1891. The Houston, West Shore and Pavonia Ferry Railroad Company, from $250,000 to $1,050,000. Certificate of increase filed in office of Secretary of State, January 30, 1891. The Manhattan Railway Company, from $26,000,000 to $30,000,000. Certificate filed in the office of the Secretary of State, June 4, 1891. The capital stock of the Niagara Falls and Whirlpool Railway Company has been reduced during past year from $100,000 to $30,000. Certificate filed in the office of the Secretary of State, December 31, 1890. |
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