Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-23

Tho advertisement following, contain
ing reference to new road projected
by the Oregon & Transcontinental Com
oany in the Territory of Washington.
i of sufIicient general interest TO war-
rant rroduction in these columns:
Netiee or Annual sseckhslders' Meet
Ing.
Te the stockholders of the Oregon and
Transcontinental Company;
You arc hereby notified that the an
nual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
OraQon and Irxnscontinental Company
wilI b held at the Office OF the company.
at the city Of Portland, in tho county Of
Nultnomah in the State of.Oregon. On
Monday, tho 18th day OF June, iSS2. at
IL O'Clock m. Of said day, for the purpose
Of olscting directors Of said company
20 oeSve for the ensuing year, and trans
acting snch other business ~ may come
before the meeting.
And you are further notified that IN
pursuance of resolution duly passed
ut meeting OF board OF directors OF
said company, held at tho oifice OF ths
company HAY. I'd, 1857. the following
t00Ol0bIOu, butuutAZsus sAO AAAnk "a o"p-
plemsntary articles OF incorporation Of
aid company, will be submitted TO said
annual st0ckholdefs' meeting for consia-
Grafton and adoption, viz:
Hnuplyod, That the directors Of this
oompony b and they are hereby in
e1ruoted and directed to die, as soon as
they can reasonably be prepared and ex-
ecutod, supplementary articles Of incOr-
na v1paanv,t article a.
Of this company by inserting at tho end
Of the CLAUSE or section of the first Sub
division of Article Three Of tho original
articles, the following:
l8th-A railroad aud telegraph line
from q point of junction with the Nor
thorn Pacific railroad, at or near the
mouth Of WashtucnaiC 0ulee, inithe Ter
ritory of Washington, in a generally
eaet;rly direction up said Washtucna
Coulee, by way of Rebel Flat, to point
at or near the town of Moscow, in Idaho
Territory, with a branch line from a
junction with said line near the mouth
Of Rebel Flat Creek, in. n generally
northeasterly direction, by way of Cot
t0nwoOd Creek. to tho town of Farm
ineton, in said Territory Of Washing
ton.
And another branch line from point
Of junction with said limo, about three
miles west Of the town OF Colfax, in the
Territory Of Washington, through the
town Of Colfax, and thence up the north
branch Of the Palouse river to its head
1Ath-A railroad and telegraph line cora
menoing at or near Sand Point station,
on the Northern Pacific Railroad. in the
Territory Of Idaho, and following down
the valley Of Clarke's Fork of the CO.
lumbia river TO its junction with the
Columbia river; thence down tho valley
Of the Columbia river TO point at or
near the town Of Ainsworth, in WASH
ington Territory.
l5th-A railroad and telegraph line
from q point on the Northern Pacific
Railroad at or near the town Of Spokan
Falls, in the Territory Of Washington,
by the most practicable route, via tho
valley Of the Colville river, to the juno
tiou Of aid Colyille river with tho Co
lumbia river, In said Territory.
l6th-A railroad and telegraph line
from, ct or near tho town Of 6pokan
Falls, In the Territory of Washington,
down the Spokan river to its mouth.
17th-A railroad and telegraph line
from . point ON the Northern Pacific
Railroad, at or near the town of Spokan
Falls, In the Territory Of Washington,
In o eonerally northwesterly direction,
via the middle pass Of the Grand Coulee
70 the Columbia river about seven miles
above Old Fort Okinakane, with
btanoh line from . junction with said
line Ct sAid middle pass of the Grand
Ooulse, In generally westerly diroo-
ton 10 the Columbia river, alta point
ah0uf Tan milna ahova Aha u,o,,th ~ tha