The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-04-01

your request herewith submit q con-
densed exhibit of the condition Of the
stock, collections and expenditures of
the NJ, 7. d a. II. r. Co.-being II
synopsis from reports sui mitted at an
nual meeting of stockholders held Nov.
18th, 1867.
STOCK AND COLLECTIONS.
s,1 shrrss a sIoe es each =. s.',saaoo
''''' j. ". Buu. 1907 50 sss,2l7 50
Collections by W. II. Alden,
secre,ary's report, 80. ss.Ts %
:. :. So.2, Pig Ply 70 -, 49,, .,
November 1911, 1866, si,ao5 II
CoLLEcTIoSs AND EXPENDITURES.
Collected by J. w. BulI, sl,Go7 80
Treasurer ". ii. Tuthill paid to
W shaw. $500 90
do paid Engineers
do paid st Gaf f"iis, ''' g
do balance paid to Sec 10 50
Sec. paid Engineers pay roll, 1913 GO
do incidental expenses II % sl,7S 50
by j " Bull, $50 10
sEcRETARY's COLLECTIONS AND EXPEN-
DITUREs.
Collections of Stock Subscrip-
tiOns by w II Alden, S2i,0ll 80
Received of W II TuthiII bal
ance in Treas hands, 10 80
Received of l. l. Sweet, part
payment lot ), SO 90 soi,oS0 SO
DISBURSEMENTS.
Paid J w Bull, deficit as per
vouchers, 100 so
as per vouchers 22,47a OF
Sundry bills and accts 602 %
Promissory notes on hand,
reported as colleetions) 30 Il S25,9n Of
Balance in hands of Secrc-
tary, Nov 18th, 1867 l39 IS
AS any general exhibit Of the voium-
inous report Of the Treasurer would
overtax your columns, l will only par
ticularize the more important items of
to.wit:
Paid G II Wood ION con-
tract. 81 1856 yds Gl3Oc slI,5Ss SO
- to Neale 4 Ankeny,
bridge contractors, 2,65i Sc
:. W Miller, lumber lot; 1857 IS
ance labor on ties, l,756 81
Engineers pay rolls S25 e.
" time rolls and bills Nov
and Dec 1866, tgrading) 63l 10
time rolls and bills April
and May 1867, grading S3S rs
for right Of way (appraisedl) 57s 90 s2s,256 o.
cash balance IN TreaSurers hands,
November 3d. 1867 165 90
1t will be observed that the above
Items exceed the amounts paid TO the
Treasurer, which is explained by the
fact that have included the aggregate
pain on those items of which
some portions were unpaid at the time
reports We're made to the Board. About
one-fonrth of the stock reported unpaid
has since been collected, but the pay
lnent of vouchers for lumber, rock,
work on culverts, &C., has exceeded the
collections in the sum of S76l %, which
the resident Directors have disposed of
by the (disagreable) Rule of Three.
The report of j. a. Matherson, Ensin-
eer, Nov. ID, 1868, upon the route from
Upton to c. & N. w. II. r. shows work
to-Wit:
T, Excavation 1872 cubic yards, by g II Wood;
!m bankinent, ',aS
Company, 3,2s2 feet NJ.
Number $ of piles, 6s.
Estimates to complete, viz:
$500 cubic yards at Zoe, Slioi 90
Finish old gfadins cannot ex-
cced) 1900 90 s., 224 90
The Engineer further says that he
found it necessary to raise the grade on
Rock Creek bottom about three feet,
thus largely increasing the cost of con-
Any stakeholder desiring further de-
tails of the operations Of the Company
Is desired to call on the Secretary, who
will take pleasure in "exemplifying the
work, or in receipting for arrears.
Respectfully submitted,
VIM. III. ALDEN,
Secretary NJ, T. & A. r. II. Co.
Toledo has decided i'm favor of pro-