Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-19
THE G. G. ELECTIONS.
Mr.. D. McCOol Retained as
General Manager.
CHANGES in THE DIRECTORY.
Mr.. w. B. Strong Takes the Title
of President of the Road
The RedOndO Line.

AT II o'clock yesterday morning the
officers of the California Central Rail-
road assembled in the office of Treasurer
Herman Silver, for the purpose of hold
ing the annual election. 1t had been
predicted that number OF changes, man
agerial and otherwise, would accrue from
the gathering, and doubtless many a
railroad man occupied "the anxious
seat" until the result of the
deliberations was known. 1t did
not take long to get through the business
on hand, for at II O'Clock adjournment
was taken sine die, and Secretary Silver
announced the following to be the result
of the electlons
Oficers-Wm. B. Strong, President; ]. F. God
dard, second Vice-President; d. McCool. Gen
eral Manager; George R. Peck, General Solicit
tor; H. Silver, Secretary and Treasurer; f. H.
Pattee Assistant Secretary; g. L. Goodwin, AS
sistent Treasurer; F. Ferris, Chief Engineer; ].
?. Whitehead. Comptroller; II q. Whitehead,
Auditor j. W. ReinhaIt General Auditor
Executive and Finance ommittee-George
Q. Magoun, William B. Strong and John ]. Nc
Cook.
H.; Geo c. Magoun New York John ]. Nc,
Cook, New York; II. L Drew, San Bernsrdino;
A. ". Francisco. R. Egan, 1. w. Hellman, Geo.
II. Bonebrake, Hi am Sinsabaugh, D. Freeman,
Los Angeles; .. ]. Slough, San Diego.
The results were received with the
utmost satisfaction. The reelection OF
Mr.. McCool to the general managership
was the best compliment that could have
been paid that gentleman for the able
manner in which he has handled the
company's affairs in California, and his
re-appointment was longed for by both
his employees and the public. 1t will be
noticed that Mr.. G. o. Manchester re-
tires from the presidency of the road and
that the duties are assumed by Mr..
Strong. This is a result of the recent
Boston changes whereby Mr.. Strong re-
moves his office to Chicago and conducts
the operative department of the road
alone, leaving the financial affairs to
directorate Messr5. j. f. Crank and
DR.. II. Sinsabaugh and Mr.. Dan Free
man.
THE REDoNDo ROAD.
When the bushes of the California
Central was concluded, the election of
officers for the Redondo Beach Railway
Company was proceeded with, though
this was merely a routine matter, for the
Redondo line from Inglewood to the
ocean is only a local branch, with ac-
counts kept separately on account of be.
ing separate corporation. The results
were as follows:
Oflicers-A. Brunson, President; d. McCool
General Manager; George r. Peck, General
Solicitor; II. Silver, Secretary and Treasurer;
r H. Pattee, Assistant Secretary; g. L. Good
win, Assistant Treasurer; F; 7. Perris, Qhtet
Engineer; H. o.. Whitehead, Auditor; ]. W.
Reinhart, General Auditor.
Directors-Anson Brunson, W. W. Ross,
Charles Prayer, H. L. Lamme, Il. Silver.
THE OFFICIALS MOVEMENTS.
During the afternoon Mr.. Manchester
held a long conference with Secretary
Silver on business matters, and Messrs.
Strong and Goddard went to Redondo
Beach and Ballona. Today the whole
party will go to San Diego, where they
will remain for day or two. Mr..
Strong has not yet decided whether or
not he will visit San Francisco.