The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-09

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I PRACTICAL PUSHING, at'
How II Ia Proposed to settle ind Make Pro.
iltnblo Large sections OF Country Now Un.
profnctive-Ths Men who Have Taken II
III linnd-Tho Money aud tho Powerful
Corporation behind tho Movement.
Every year witnesses an increase In the
volume OF emigration westward, and thou.
sands upon thousands Of sturdy men and
women have gone on through n territory
vastly superior 10 that in which they final.
" located, with no more care or obscrva.
ton en- route than II In balloons and sail
Ing through clouds. They have gone on
und OH, often fur beyond nyailable mar.
kcts, and ont into tho wild lands with no
company other than their own frequently
home-sick selves. Others will follow, and
the throng will not perceptibly lessen for
years to come. Meantime not II few OF
those already settled are anything but sat.
is0ed-the rigors Of severe climate, the
frequencc OF terrific storms, long hauls to
market, md other disadvantages naturally
creating desires to get back into country
where these things do not operate against
general prosperity. At no time possibly
n In, 4
shape for Eastern lines to enter into emf
grafton measures than now, and, as usual,
the Baltimore 4 Ohio takes the initiative.
The corporation has among its principal
stockholders and officials energetic and
far.secing men who, realizing tic impor.
lance the situation, have associated them
selves in tho organization OF IN emigration
company with other gentlemen Of un-
doubted prominence in business circles
whose success III great commercial under.
takings stands us the strongest possible
guarantee OF the future OF the new enter
prise. 1t has already been incorporated
under the laws OF the State Of Maryland,
and with capital stock OF one million
dollars the baltimore 4 Ohio Emigration
Company will be in Il grand position not
only to advance its own interests but
Those OF the railroad company and the
States through which it runs. The Board
OF Directors is Il strong one indeed. COM
prising Mr.. John W. Garrett, Mr.. Robert
Garrett and Mr.. Samuel Spencer, presi-
dent, Vice President and ID Vice Prrsi.
dent respectively Of the Baltimore l. Ohio
railroad; eS-U U. $. Senator Henry G. Davis,
OF West Virginia, President West Virginia
Central and Pittsburgh railroad; r. liar.
rison Garrett, the well known banker, OF
Baltimore; Mr.. William +. Burns, Prcsi-
dent Eutaw Savings Bank OF Baltimore.
and Hon. Ferdinand G. l.atrobc, Mayor
OF Baltimore. The objects OF the com,
pany are many and OF the most practical
character, tO-wt:
TO induce increased immigration to the
South and Southwest, particularly along
the lines OF the Baltimore & Ohio Comm.
ny, and country tributary thereto; TO
which end, TO acquire by purchase or 9th
erwise, the control OF lands now substan
TALLY in the wilderness and ditJicult OF ,lis-
posal ut rcmunemtiye prices. 10 market,
work, let, lease, settle, improve, cultivate.
or otherwise dispose OF lands and hcredit. |
aments in Maryland, Virginia, West Viz.
ginia, or elsewhere in the United States.
and generally to develop the resources OF
such lands by building, planting, clearing
and otherwise dealing wifi, the same, TO |
stock such lands, and to breed, craze, fat
ten md deal IN cattle, horses, sheep and
produce. 10 buy and otherwise acquire
and make, provide. and carry on, use and
work, railways, tramways, roads and other
works which may, be deemed expedient
E. Al -
Tor the purposes OF this Company, and to
contribute 70 llle cost q making, provid-
Inc, carrying On ana working the spine.
10 receive and take money OH deposit, ut |
interest or otherwise on the guarantee OF
the Companyor otherwise, to raise money
u suea manner as me Company shall
,hink ht, ana IN particular by the issue OF
bonds ana deDentlfes charged upon
all O, any OF the Comnany's prop
cry, lno1n present and iutnre), in
clVHlhg rs uncalled capital. To
make, accept, endorse and execute
promlSsory notes, bills OF exchange and
other negotiable instruments. 10 pur-
chase, or otherwise acquire, and under
take all or any PET Of the business, prop
erty, tenure ana llahlllAes dt any, person
or company carrying on any business
which inns Company, IS authorized TO car
~ on, or possessed Of property suitable for
the purposes q tins Company. To enter
INTO partnership, or INTO any arrangement
for sl'aflng profits. union OF interests, or
co'operat!on with any person or company
carrying on. or authorized to carry on may
business which this Company is author.
lied to carry, on, or any business or trans-
aGi;o2 capable OF being conducted SO rs,
directly Or lnlilfe9t!y, to benefit this Com
pGny; pr to take, or Otherwise GcGHire, and
hold, shares, stocks or deAentNrcs in any
such Company, To cooperate with any
other company having objects wholly or
In par. eiH'llar to those Of this Company.
10 sell lease, mortgage or dispose Of the
undertaking OF this Company, or any mart |