Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-31
EASTERN MARKET COMPANY.
Nearly all the stock Taken-E;ection OF
Officers.

EASTERN MARKET COMPANY.
Officers.
A meeting of the stockholders of the
Eastern market company was held last
| evening in the crpl.as' court room, tor
| the purpose oi electing board of direc
tors, and transacting such other business
as might be deemed necessary.
Geo. X. Reed occupied tho chair and A.
A. Herr acted as secretary.
After the minutes Of last meeting had
been read and approved, ]. Fred Sener
moved that the number Of directors to be
| elected to be fixed at thirteen. The motion
was agreed TO.
Lawrance Knapp suggested that
president appoins the board Of directors.
Mayor Mactionigle moved that the
meeting proceed to nominate and elect tho
board of directors, each subscriber to tho
stock to have as many votes as he had
shares.
The list of subscribers was called over,
their names and the number of shares
held by them respectively, being as fol-
lows:
J. Fred Ssner, 60 shares JOhn A.
Bausman, 81; p. ]. McGrann. so b.
Frank Eshleman, so Abr. 8. Bard, 80 !;
DR.. Henry Carpenter, 30; James Nc
Naughton, 25 Robt. j. Houston, 20 !;
James Stewart. 10; John T. MacGonigle.
10 Lewis s. Hartman, 10; Michael Mao.
Gonigle, 10; Elizabeth OConner, 10
Edwin T. MacGonigle, 10; Ann S. Mac
Gonigle, 10; James MacGonigle, 10; ;
Philip Ginder, 10; Allan A. Herr, 10
James B. Frey, 10; John Best, 10 ; Chas.
]. White, 10; John w. Holman, 10 A.
X. HOwny. 10; Mrs. Cath. D. Kelly, 10 !;
Philip d. Baker. 10 Ira IL. Herr, ID w.
A. Heitshu, 10; James N. Burk, 10 :;
Thos. ..Baumgardner, 10; Frank Msttfest,
10; Mrs. Mary Dunn, 10; Lawrence
Knapp, 10; William E. Liant, 10 :;
Mrs. NJ A. Reilly. 10; Dr.. ]. L. Aztec, 10,
Henry Swentzel, 10 Henry Martin, 90 !:
Daniel G.. Baker, 10; Jacob N. Miller, 3 !;
Solomon Spreoher, 5; Milo B. Herr, 5 !;
Geo. X. Reed, 8; Baumgardner, Eberman
& Co., s: Geo. A. Schleich, S i; David Nj.
Mayer. 5; Richard J. McGrann, 5; Sam1.
H. Price, g. J. w. F. Swift, 6; Everts &
Overdeer, q; John F. Wohr, 1; A. F.
Donnolly, 2; Farady Moran, 8; Albert
Drachbar, 2 !; F. Stamm, 2; George W.
Styer, 3 John Sohns, 2; Jas. McKenna, 2;
John X. Herr, 3; Mrs. s. A. Gibbs, !;
Philip G. Snyder, 8 !; James Riley, !;
A. F. Kaul, 2; John Evans, 4 John :.
Hull. 2; VIM: Rehm. 2; D: P. Rosenmil
Ter, 9; A. P. Shirk, 2; H. H: Cooper, !;
5; C. Widmyer. 2; Joseph P. Shirk, 2 !;
Eugene Bauer, Jacob Espenshade,
G. A. Fon Dersmith, John 4. COyle, . !;
VIM B. Rock, 2; Geo. Nauman, 3 !; Mar
tin Kreider, 5; Philip Dinkelberg, !;
Allen Rock, s; Anna Carter, 2; John
Fridy, ST., 4; A. A. Myers, Q; Mrs. Sarah
J. Cara, 2; Mrs. Mary Herr, 5; Tobias
r. Kreider, s /; 1ohn r. Kreider, 3; John
Kreider, Q; II. D. Rohrer, 5; Martin
Kreider, q; H. F. Rowe, 9; Amos
Weaver, jr.. 2; Daniel Kreider, 2;
George w. EAby, s; B. F. Croft, 2 :;
Miss Lydia McMullen, 5; Mrs. Mary c..
Markley and A. NJ. Metzger, 1; NJ. r.
Rosenmiller, 8; E. N. Rosenmiller, 3;
David Ryan, 4 John J. Fitzpatrick, 90 !;
Hon. A. Herr Smith, 5 Henry Wolf, 2 T.;
C. 8. Pickel, 1 Mark Schmid, 4; C. r..
Lands, 8 :; Milton L. Lands, g.; G. W.
Reich, 8; Jacob Roth, 8; Adam
Lefevre, 10; Susan W.. Carson 2;
H. w. Esbensbade. 6; Geo. F. Springer,
/; Isaac Leaman, 5; Caroline Swentzel,
3; David Lefevre, s.; Jacob Wilmer, 90
Hannah McElligOtt, 2; Margaret Albright,
8; Geo. A. King, 6; Samuel D. Glenden-
ming, 10; Col. H A. Hambright, 10; Benz.
R. Stautfer, 2; C. A. FOn Dersmith, 5 !;
James Carberry, I.
The list showed that 031 shares, at $50
per share, had been subscribed, making a
total subscription Of a46, $50.
Nominations were made for directors
and DR.. George Il. King and Charles J.
White were appointed tellers.
r. J. Houston stated that it was
desirable to have several country members
| IN <ho .P IL Ho
therefore, that the Zine nominees residing
in the city ard he four nominees residing
in the country, receiving the highest mum
Der of votes be declared elected. The
motion was agreed to.
A vote being taken resulted as follows.
Those marked with an asterick (s) we've
declared elected. Tho names of the cOun
} try members elected are in italics
} Geo. K. Reed, i22* ; John T. MacGoni-
gle, 3s3* Adam Lcfeure, 408* Il. j.
Houston, 37S; Martin Kreider. 272* J.
} Fred. Sener, 423* Chas. ]. White, 1O4 ;
J. w. Holman, IL; e. j. McGrapn, 375*
, w. F. Liant, :'O0's James b. Frey, 436F ;
C. A. Fon DArsmith. 300 Milo. B. Herr,
: 214* Tobias T. Kre,dor, 349* Henry
Martin, 46 a; Lewis >. Hartman, III Da'
vid Lefevre. 100; B. r. Staufsr, 247* ;
J Allen A. Herr, 37O*
X. J. Houston, from the committee on
charter, reported that due publication OF
the application for II charter had been
J made in the newspapers. The committed
was continued.
) John A Coyle, from the committee on
} the opening of Shipper street, reported
progress, saying that nothing could be
done until court met in April. The com.
mittee was continued.
On motion of Allen 4. Herr, J. Il. Frey
( and Robt. ]. Houston were appointed a
committee to renew the agreements to
, purchase, made with tho owners Of tlt
properties on which the market house is
to be built, Gas said agreements expire on
the 1st of ApriD until such timo AZ che
boord of directors shall organize and pr
feet the purchases.
> Adjourned.
C0e sOiidatlOn OF Interests.
) The lease Of the company operating the
works of the Lancaster watch company
terminating to-day, it has been resolved
to effect a consolidation of the interests of
owners and lessecs, and reorgaDize the