The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-27
Tho Wizard Says the West Has
Enough Railroads for Five Years.


company. and this action on yOur part has sub
sequenuy. through six successive years. been
ssen .ppsvvsa ~ an equal.y unenlmo1s vote g the
:. :, - .ns = ~ un.cn .c.nc
ment nm lhose rcssihlv - . .nv ceh., - s,msls,
corporation IN the counsry. and especiaily -
this been the case during recent yeara Conse-
qaently, knowing that represented only body
q stocknoldeu. ana could not look ior support
=, - .uy .,se concens.uo1 2. oapa,as nave
8 -. :. q ..s.s -. ios .s. me
Win ressonshle hone 81 e.,cess. Is - secs of
any considerable or active Opposition by others
in this board or among nose entfaed through
ownership 70 claim representation 0ntt
As You ere AZ AWARE cnanges both large and
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ssrs,, ,,s.s. =. 49, .-sSs.":. = [ soas y.
stock. Interests ~ Win vh,cf have never new ss hesn
in sympalhy, and persons whose confidence I
fail to command, have become the leading fac
Tor IN the situstioh, and - the result Of these
cnsnges my pont on nss pesn rendered ialse
hnS nasn ss.s,n 80 UouDss Do.n exlss ena nave
nolitic.l bnt $40 IN arspesss e,r.,s. o..s - !.
whether sny lonrer reDrs;sns Z CON srolls g ~.
terest in the ownership of The company, and
whether Il vfll he in nv r,owar "a mahe ~ood
the engagements into which must necessarily
seek TO enter. Tho continnsnce Of such stats
oi snsss can De iof sne cest interest OF no one
Z s'nsny sm unwiMns @ occupy posi-
uon o. oiminisneo cennoenceh moment longer
snsA necessary. From : pouaeel pofns q view
s,oho' vain consiese sooes e assemble. it -
.oOvv - es.sntlsa wttn pruIer kegaro lof tne
pscensx posiuon occupaed ~ tne Union kac1ncs
sues y n0ever Iepfeeohu1se enoSio g UNDERWOOD
= Iepfesens cieafU en3 NneQulvoceuy ~
wno'e ownsl.nip: q = g. speax wlIn sotnofity
= . Ns Po,,cy Inas Can e longer 40 Ac-
cozul..y 1lssi ..ufeo I'M = poaiticet ana
plvcaDay nnsncaeA oisessel saso. couao nefoiy
AA.a - 1csuas - t1oan : mesuM i1ck y conndence
eA's.ane = suls saHs - ~ wesn nominN Dus II
lsspoI,lDle nesn 2. sne Co1n1enys ana any eon-
s.ues.ule sne nnsenslel y Anse!ess among me
= .ns.ne1 snvn tecap1ocal o1stxust
= -. soOEs - auaaatS q cAlE 1cter q metno1s %
Hu.s 49, Is. -. s.
u.uss 49,. -. ~ eS.sk ca 4
sulssy g suS 100 ~ - a. .cfoea g ne
sl.s can y M ~ ~ eolo ~ pfesens
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paus elsnel wi.n ~ "a myseu g WIN
Ssssrs .s = ss,ssrs,v = ~ - ~ ~
both s preoidsnf 81 she ooun.anr - - Z -.
bef n this board. Z
The resienations Of John P. Spauldins.
James A. Rumrill and Samuel Carr. ir..
we're accepted. and Jaw Gould. Russell
Sage, II. &. Hyde and A. q. Orr were
elected directors in their places. Sidney
Dillon. already : adirector. waa elected nres-
ident. The resignation of Vice President
Lane was not accepted and he VII h "a
tained in that yosifion
Tn. a;....a.s ~l.-.I
=, ~ ~ Ssaaa suu cs8e -
salo eAeSuSvo Con AnAsseo "A place OL ADAMS
slu nunllu. nyus .no VI. % sne nnan-
Slal ooM .nissee IN p,acs OF humrli ana
opsuIulnk, .Hu uou'u 70 sne committee on
connsc1ns n:u loaus, ~ pace 9. Adams.
:s.II vu - s10s p'us sus omcs o. sne pres
lueus .uailAeu suc uos,o ioi the expression
VI suo.l 'onnuonce suu oecasfeo II 20 oe nls
lntenuon 70 90 every thing In his power to
forward the interests OF the company. The
executive committee, now consisting of
Gould. Ames. Atkins. Dexter. Dillon. Saoe
and Piummer. then went into .a..ion e.
the meetine Of tha execntive commuters
the name of 8. H. n. CLARK vics n,..;d.rt
of the Missouri Pacific railroad rs r.r-
toned for the position Of general man.cer
of the JJn;on pacif;c r hnt No .ct;or -.
taken. The committae ad;orrr.d ~;thort
transactine anv husinass Of pnhl;c ;rtsr.
est.
Gould, in an interview with . news
bureau says:
The de tails Of my plans are not yet marked