The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-12-14
A NEW DEAL.

Company.
At a meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Yellowstone National Park I'm
provement company, held III New York
on the 9th inst, the following officers
and board OF directors were elected for
the ensuing year.
President-Rufus Hatch.
First Vice President and General
Manager-Carroll T. Hobart.
| Second Vice President-Edward w.
Ward.
Treasurer-Charles E. Quincy.
| Secretary-Ash!ey w. Cole.
| Auditor-A. R. McCanlass.
Financial Agents and Depository
Farmers Loan and Trust Co.
New York Business Office-No. IS
Broadway.
Executive Committee Edward w.
Ward, HI. w. Hunter. Robert S.
Green, Chas. E. Quincy, VIM. Fuller.
ton, Albert j. Hatch, Geo. II. Palmer,
John Douglas, j. B. Gilfllan, Geo. H.
Carver, A. L. Love, II. F. Douglas,
John Clay, Jr., The President, lex.
officio).
Board Of Directors-Samuel W. AL.
lerton, Chicago, ILL.,; William c. Baird,
| n. Y; George Fl. Carver. Llvings-
ton, Montana; John Clay. Jr., Chi.
cago; Ashley w. Cole, N. Y; Roscoe
Conkling, N. Y; John Douglas, St.
Paul, Minn.; Henry F. Douglas. Fort
Yates, Dak.; George Ely, Lymo,
Conn.,; William Fullerton, N. Y;
Robert S. Green. Elizabeth, N. j.;
j. B. Gilfllan, Minneapolis, Minn.;
Albert j, Hatch, Stamford, Conn.,;
Rufus Hatch, N. Y; j. B. Houston,
n. Y; Carroll T. Hobart, Fargo,
Dak.; H. w. Hunter, N. Y; P. II.
Kelly, st. Paul; A. L. Love, Livings-
ton, Montana; John B. Lyon, Chi.
cago; Richard T. Merrick, Washing
ton. D. g.; J. L. Morrell, N. Y; Geo.
H. Palmer, N. Y; Chas. E. Quincy,
n. Y, L. G. Quinlin, N. Y; +. A.
Quintard, N. Y; Web. NJ. Samuel,
st. Louis; Mason Thompson, N. Y;
| A. j.. Vanderpool, N. Y; Edward w.
Ward, N. Y; S. V. White, N. Y;
Jas. A. Williamson, washington, D.
c.; John G. Wyman, Valley, Falls,
r. I,
To local readers a noticeable point
in the above list will be the appearance
in the director ate of the names of two
Livingston gentlemen, A. l.. Love,
cashier of the Bank of Livingston,
and G. H. Carver, OF G.. H. Carver i
Co.. and that they have also been
placed upon the executive committee
"a position second only to that of the
active managing officers. They We're
qualified for the Offices by the unso.
licited transferral to their ownership
of = certain amount of stock. The
selection of two of Livingston's most
prominent business men to occupy i'm.
portant positions in the conduct of the
company's affairs, aside from the per.
sonal honor, is at least recognition
of the close relations borne by the
National Park to the city which stands
at it's gateway. Messrs. Carver and
Love will both accept the positions,
and will doubtless become active men,
bers of the company's official list.
It will be noticed that no changes
have been made in the most important
officers, and this fact, if it signifies
anything, means that the improvement
company is to carry out the purposes
for which it was incorporated on some
thing like their original scale, and an
early settlement Of It's floating lndebt-
edness and a resumption of active
work in the Park may he expected.
A New York correspondent reports in
the Allgemeine Zeitung an astounding
discovery. He states that in the virgin
forests Of Sonora, a proviece of western
Mexico, near Magdalena, a pyramid has
been found measuring 1880 feet at its
base and rising to the height Of $50 feet.
A carriage road winds about this enormous
structure from base to summit. The face
consists Of granite blocks carefully cut and
perfectly fitted together. Not far distant
stands hill which, we are told. is honey