The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-18
TIE THREE C'S TH0UDi=.
The Outlook is Not Very Encouraging for
the load.
rNeWsand Courier. llth. !

News and Courier, llth.
The report from Nashville, published
yesterday, that I. Receiver had been
appointed for the Three C's Road is
likely to be misleading. 1t was ascer-
tanned yesterday that the appointment
of Receiver Tate does not affect that
part ofthe Three C's Railraod in which
Charleston is interested or which is
known to this city. The Three c.
Road has several branches. The por-
ton Of the road just placed in the hands
of receiver is entirely in Tennessee,
and is entirely distinct from the line
running from Camden, SC, to Monroe,
nc.
What the effect Of the appointment
OF a receiver for the Tennessee division
of the road will be, remains to be seen.
1t is, however, authoritutivcly stated
that there have been several applica-
tions by creditors for the appointment
of Il receiver for the division Of the
Three C's Road which is in Union and
Spartanburg counties.
The strained froncy market and the
past reports about the road do not pre-
sent very bright or encouraging out
look for the Three C's.
The entire railroad world and Char
lesion hopes that the Three C's as
known in the State will not Ge involved
in the receivership and will manage to
get on substantial financial oasis.
TIE SOUTH CAROLINA DIVISION WILL
PROBABLY GO INTO COURT.
News and Courier, 18th.
The railroad world is still very much
interested to know what effect the
appointment q receiver for the Tcnnes-
see division Of the Three Cs Road will
have upon the portion OF the road in
North and South Carolina. Nothing
can yet he foretold as to the effect of
appointment Of the receiver for 4 frac-
tional part of the road. 1t may result
in bringing the entire line, as well as
the construction company, into the
Courts.
There was q report in the city yester-
day that the creditors of the Three C's
in Philadelphia were moving for the
appointment of a receiver for the divi-
sion of the road known to be in North
and South Carolina. No accurate in
formation regarding the reported move
mentr of the creditors in philadel; hia
could be secured yesterday. There are
a number of parties in New York, Bos-
ton and Philadelphia interested in the
road, but whether they are acting in
concert is not yet known.
Everybody hopes that the Three C's
will not be involved in any financial
trouble and not have to so into re-
ccivership. The business Of the road
is better now than what it has been 70!
sOnlc time.
CONTRACTORS LEFT IN THE LuECII
Special to News and Courier
UNION, Deccmbcr lO.-Nearly ali the
contractors on the Augusta division q
the Three C's Railroad, in York anc
Newberry Counties, with the contrac
tors in this county, have been in tow!
about a week. The contractors have
not received any money from tie com
pany in nearly four months and conse
quent!y they have discontinued work
When the contractors came here II
the spring they brought with them
large number of nands, each contractor
bringing over one hundred hands The
! hands, mostly negroes, arc now ldit
| and without work. The contractors
owe them for nearly five month:
work. Since the contractors have
abandoned their work the hands have
been loaling around town. Some 0
them have not the means to carry then
back 10 their homes and are stayiu!
around town to pick up any little joI
that might be Offered them.
Foster (; Goodman, who have = larg
contract, only quit work few day
ago. They, however, got hold Of
little money and met in town to-da,
and notified Ill their hands of it ant
paid thcm for four months work Il
the rate OF about - cents per day-jus
enough t. carry them home. Th
hands were made to sign 4 paper tha
tie settlement WAS satisfactory &n(
that they would never come on fostc
& Goodmuu for any more mon"y
roster < Goodman had hearty finished
their contract. They could have com
ilt;c,i it iii ih!c" or four days.
OMr or two O! the contractors haV
gDne to New York tn see the officials o
the rva,i anG to sec il arrangement cal
! bc made 80 Tia: the contractors cal
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