The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-01-17

DIRECTORS ELECTED.

The stockholders of the Second National Bank
met at their banking house in Bel AIT. on tuesday
GEO. E. Silver, was called to the chair ana mos
II. Robinson appointed Secretary. The former
board of directors was elected, as follows:
j. ThOs. c. Hopkins, DR.. Martin l.. Jarrett, Fred
Geo. L. VanBibber and Edward NJ. Allen. Jr. Five
hundred and seven of the GOO shares OF stock were
voted Geo. II. Cairnes and f. W. Baker were the
telers.
The directors recognized by electing Mr.. J. T.
c. Hopkins President and Walter tlnney Cashier
G. Graham Archer Is the Teller and X. Harry Web
Ster Book Keeper.
The stockholders of the Hartford National Bank
met the same day and organized with f. w. Baker
as Chairman and Allen Hoffman Secretary. The
former board of directors were reelected. They
are Col. E. III. Webster, John MooreS, James Lee
Allen Hoffman. Nathan Grafton, VIM H. Harlan.
Stevenson A. Williams. John G. Rouse and James
McAfee. 416 out of the 500 shares of stock in the
bank were voted. Col. Ohio s. Lee and Mr.. w.
Smithson Forwood were the tellers
On Wednesday the directors reelected Col.
Edwin II. Webster. President, and VIM. M. Hines,
Cashier. VIM. W. Finney is the Paying Teller;
J. L. Griffth Lee, Book Keeper; John A. Evans
and Moores Maynadier. Messengers:
The annual meeting of the shareholders of the
Deer Creek and Susquehanna Railroad Company
was held ON Tuesday, at the office of the Secretary
Mr. w. Beatty Harlan. John Mo ores was called to
the chair andW Beatty Harlan appointed Secre-
tary. President Jewett submitted the following
report. which was accepted:
Shortly after the last annual meeting, Jan Sth.
contract with Mr.. John Henry Miller, began. At
this date total of seven miles have been graded,
five treStleS erected and the timbers for others
purchased, framed and put on the ground, at a
Total cost for all purposes from the inception of the
enterprise to Jan. 10th, 1890, of S6 076I2 The sum
of 621. 16 has been received on account of sub
ScriptonS to the capital stock of which the direc-
tors. with MeSsrS. III. j. Jewett, David Harlan, j..
Husband, Jr., j. C. Nelson and James Lee. have
contributed S10,l 100 The work of construction has
been greatly delayed, at the request of the con-
tractor and at his expense, while he was maturing
plans for change in the place Of junction with the
tracks of the Maryland Central Railroad.
The work of construction will be resumed in the
spring and rapidly pushed to completion.
GEORGE NJ JEwETT, President.
The TreaSurerS statement was read and a COM
mittee. consisting of James Lee and F. w. Baker,
having examined it, with accompanying docu-
ments, certified to its correctness.
The following directors were then elected, GIL
shares being cast for each: Geo. NJ. Jewett, D. c.
Wharton Smith, Stevenson A. Williams, James
Lee, Benz, Silver, Jr, Geo. Z. Silver, w. Beatty
Harlan.
The directors subsequently reelected Mr.: Geo
NJ. Jewett President, and Mr.. w. Beatty Harlan
Secretary and Treasurer.
The election for officers of the Conowingo Bridge
Company on Monday, resulted in the selection of
the old board. without opposition. by vote Of
1,7O1 shares. Mr.. James c. Bell was reelected
President.