Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-28
The WESTERN MARKET.
MEETING OF STOCK sUBsCRIBEKs

MEETING OF STOCK sUBsCRIBEiss
Flattsrtpg Prospects OF Success-NearIy
ali rho stock Taken-A List
OF the Subscribers.
A meeting of the subscribers to the
sock of the Western market company
was held in the orphans court room last
evening.
John G. Hager occupied the chair and
Il. G. Harner acted as secretary. A large
majority of the subscribers to the stock
we're present and the best of feeling pre-
vailed, all appearing to be desirous that
the work of building the new market house
should be pushed rapidly to completion.
H.R. Fulton, Fred. Pfeiffer and G. NJ.
Zahm were appointed committee to pur
chase site, aud were Instructed to pur-
chase the site at the corner of West Chest
nut and Pine streets, at the same price at
which they held the refusal, viz sS, l5O,
and were instructed to report to an ad.
journed meeting of the stockholders.
Mr.. Coho reported that over S25,OOO of
the stock had been subscribed for by resi-.
dents of the city, and between $1,000 and
$4,000 by country people.
Marriott Brosius, J. + Sener, and B.
G.. Kready were appointed committee to
secure a charter of corporation.
VIM. o. Marshall, Phares Fry. John A.
Burger, A. j. Eberly and II. r. Fulton
are the committee to devise measures to
have Pine street, between West King and
Orange streets, properly graded.
On motion OF J. +. Sener it was ordered
that the stock not already subscribed for
be reserved up to the 10th of April for
farmers living west of the city and that no
one household be permitted to subscribe
for more than ten shares.
Messrs. II. c. Harner, F. p. COko, j. F.
Scner, A. +. Hostetter and G.. N. Zahm
were appointed q committee on stock sub
scIiptiOns.
On motion of Mr.. Sener it was ordered
that SO per share be paid by the sub
scribars to the stock on or before tie Goth
of April and that $40 additional per share
he paid monthly thereafter until the full
amount subscribed for shall have been
paid.
On motion Of Mr.. Eberly the list of
subscribers was read by the secretary and
as the names were called OIL the subcrib-
ers stepped forward and signed their
names to a paper obligating them to take
the number OF shares Of stock set opposite
their names The list of subscribers and
INC EuihoeE VI sA@ioo 0aA0u W ooou 'sAo %
follows a:
}. Fred. Sener, 60 shares VIM. De-
Haven, ;; John DeHaven, 2; VIM. q.
Marshall, 2; Philip Dcachbar, 10; -
Snyder, / Z. A. Ingies, Phares w.
Fry, 10; John Hertzler, 15; Clem Eris
man. 1 G. NJ. Zahm. 2 II. R. Fulton, 1;
e. G. Kready. 10; F. Pfeitfer, 10; +.
Kinzlcr, 90 ; Watt, Shand & Co., 10; j.
B. Mariin, ) Jacob Cruel, 10 !; Francis
Shroc'sr. 10 ; il. G. Long, B. q. Mar
tin, 10; ii. H. Betz, 2; W. IL. Roy, 2;
.Ierc Campbell, 2; Z. F. Irving. .
.Johu 3. Good, 9; Marshall & Ren
gier. >; J. Obieiter, 9; Emanuel
Kaufman, 20; F. P. Coho, 10; S. II.
Zlhm. Is; NJ. 3. Kaufman. 2 ; E. Steiger
walt, 9; T. {. Steigerwalt. 2; Reuben
Hershey, 3 J. HAITI, 2; Henry Drachbar,
10: W. NJ franklin, q J. NJ ". Bans-
man, 10: NJ +. Steiger~alt, 10 Harry
Diller, ) j. c. Hager. 2: Henry Martin,
20; John Musselnan, 2; l. W. Leidig, 10;
Conrad Metz, 2: George Slough, 10: q.
Kendis, 1 Frank Reiker, 10; Benjamin
Hershey. 9; Fred Willig, 6; Louisa
Satler, /; John Lorentz, 4; John
Kepler, .; Henry Burger, 4; w.
ScLac:.er {; George Ernst, 4; Conrad
Mose-, 9 Joseph Kautz, 2 !; Jacob Seitz.
: John Campbell, George L. Boyle. /;
Cooley Fisher, 9; Charles Rappe, 10 ;
Iona G. Sw"pe, !; George Swope, l !;
Nicholas Herzog, 2; F. Lippold, .; A.
Herr smith, > \. F. nosietter, 5; J. M.
KEEPER. .; II A. Bechtoid, 5; j. L. Kill
lingcr. p; J. II. Metz!er. 6; Harriet Gael
bach, .; A. j. D&erly. 5; G. A. Ingles, !;
George Wisr-r. /, NJ. Brosius, .; J. A.
Burger, 4 !; Peter McCOnomy, 1; j. L..
Harman, 2: Henry Baumgardner, ) !;
Allen Guthrie, 2; John Spangler, 2 Z;
Henry GelhaEt, l Frank w. Pfeiffer, !;
II. ii. HoIton, 9 Frank Keller. 4 II. c.
jI.rn'G. 10.
The meeting adjournel to re-as SO .nb!e
in he orphans court room on April 9Th at
.:3O O'clock p. IN, t, hear reports Of the
several committees and to transact other
necessary business, aud the secretary was
instructed TO announce the meeting
through! the columns Of the daily news
papers