Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-13
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Iallahilly sept. This cannot 40 uhlesi
yuu give me the Ioaer 10 10 II, I an neN
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vss ~ark IN MY own peculiar way II
am a. h. embarrassed a. every sisP. I cal
De ofna use ~ hysclf or Go nay Irieui'
aud Ihe undertaking will be Que II failure
and disgrace, Instead II honor sud success
knoN that the difficulties Nill he great
aud that many will arisy which cannot b
t"rrssrni aud Il i nos lmlrssible ~ eel
what Nil. Ice necessary e. DO IN einerseh
cics, shall not dlsapFoiai you Ia the NJ
sulI II You give mo your condolences an
the power ~ gain the euls which We all il
sire.
Tue people Of Texas have eondlri In N
IN a manner which | deeply appreciate
My interests lea that Siale-cunnesivd Nii
the Southern Pacific ruai, the Transition
tluenlal aud the n raso roads, aud In 9TH
or way.-,are ~ great that II could ha'
no coa,rol, the anxiety and the burde
woulS DO more than could bear
10 be ofany use Ia the great enierpri'
I need associated with ne men upon whcl
eau rely In the trying times which sr
sure TO come; men whom | personNl
know. To build this road and carry
through with prompt success would he u
honor to which | might aspire, but TO "A
would be a disgrace which | canno. risk.
You will permit me 10 subscribe lC
myself aud associates eleven ihuusan
shares Of the capital stock, being cot
trolling interest in the company, will 81
ter upon the work with my whole heat
and cndeavor 80 10 manage II as TO disnl
point no reasonable man; but IL that is nj
desired wish you all success; hut ! wi
he unwilling to assume burden which
could not Otherwise sustain.
In conclusion beg also to say that ~
ready and perfectly willing To advance III
ten per ccut. required for 1900 shares
stock for General John {. Fremont.
At the close oftle chairman 3 nddres
which was received with marked attention
motion was made TO increase the 26U
shares ofslock allotted to General John
Fremont to 5000, which was unanimousl
adopted
Gen. W. s. Rosecraus OF Ohio, then ros
and moved that Samuel Sloan, of Ne
York, be elected treasurer of the company
which was carried unanimously.
Colonel Thomas A. Scott then movct
and the corporation unanimously rattle
the proposition, that Mr.. Roberts lie allow
cd to subscribe 900 shares Of the capita
stock OF the company, being control(in
interest.
A committee Olive was then appontc
by the Chair on the motion of Mr.. Jane
l.. Hodges, to apportion the 1000 shares O
stock pro rata among the ccrporators pres
ent and those who have sent their proxie:
This co,amittce consisted of Mr.. Hodge,
Thomas A. Scott, General W. l.. Rosecran,
Samuel Sloan and j. W. Forney.
The stock above referred to was promp,
ly taken by the corporators present durin
the thirty minutes recess allowed by tn
Chair. On rcassembing, the report of tn
committee was made by Mr.. Hodges to tn
Chair, when the chairman, Mr.. ROBBERS
announced that the entire two million
having been subscribed, and the ten pc
cent. duly paid in, the stockholders wou
meet at the Ooms GU Monday next the LIT
inst, ut II o'clock, to elect the board Q
directors of the Texas Pacific Railway.
SO the board of corporators was adjourn
ed SINE die.