The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-29
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The following is the statement of
Stock Oh hand January l, 1868, and
amounts paid on various accounts,
showing in what the profits of the
year have been invested
Change fund OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SIT -
Debt incurred in 1867, not reported
January l, 1869, which were paid
from the earning of this year and in
cluded in the accounts above stated. 6,l42 81
Paid dividends. Observation-Disclosures. las 81
On construction debt 1000 90
For 10 tons Of hay on hand. -.......... $40 90
For 2lOO bus. oats on hand ....... 4OT 90
For mill feed on hand. a 81
For glass salt &c, on hand .-.--...... 265 SS
rent. 49,. NATURALIZATION. 40 rs
Blacksmith shop and f1tures. l96 90
ss,52 90
As per statement submitted to the
Stockholders, at the annual meeting in
January, 1865, there was on hand and
turned over to the new Board of Direc
tors:
Cash ........-..-....--.Sl42 9S
Change fund. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2O3 10
| Hay, oats, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l,I56 %
| Nails, glass, oil, observation-disclosures liz w
During the year 1865, the number of
horses and mules have been reduced by
accident and sales from IS, on January
|, 1868, to Ga head, which are all that
are needed to properly work the road,
and are full ~ equal in value to the stock
held January L, 1868.
On motion of Mr.. Handbook the re-
port was received.
Mr.. Adams offered the following res
olutions, which were adopted:
WHEREAS, The system of dead head
ing persons on the Citizens Passenger
Railway has been carried to such an
extent as to seriously interfere with the
interests of the stakeholder, not only
1 by decreasing the revenues of the road,
but also by creating dissatisfaction
among the citizens by the illiberal and
unfair discrimination practiced in said
system:
| Therefore be it
Resolred, That the Board of Directors
elected by this meeting be hereby or
dered to furnish passes to the following
gentlemen to be exhibited by them to
the conductors, viz: The President and
Board of Directors of this Company, the
President, Directors and Secretary of
the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Com
pany, and the Superintendent of Water
Works and Street Commissioners of the
city of Wheeling
BE il further ResOlred, That the Presi
dent be required to notify the COnduc
tors and drivers in the eRploy of this
Company of the provisions of the above
resolutions, and that he be directed TO
promptly discharge any one of them
who violates said provisions by carving
any other persons as "deadheads" than
than the persons above named.
I'VE will say in justice to the Direc-
tors of last year, from what was devel-
oped in the discussion which arose from
the above resolution, that the Directors
had reduced the "dead.head" list down
to the number mentioned in the reso-
luton, excepting the families of the
Directors.
On motion, the above resolution
was amended SO as to include Mr..
w. H. Harrison, also the Secretary and
Treasurer of the Street Railway Com
pany, and Mr.. Whitney, of the Cleve-
land and Pittsburgh Railroad.
On motion of Mr.. Maxwell, vote of
thanks was rendered to the President
and Board of Directors of last year.
Mr.. Pannell moved to 60 into the
election of Directors for the ensuing
year, which was agreed to, and Messrs.
Hornbrook and Pratt were appointed
tellers.
The vote for members of the BoaId of
Directars to serve curing the ensuing
year, stood as follows:
John Handlan. 1914 Andrew Wilson s79
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