The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-09-10
r. & S. OFFICERS.
The Annual Meeting Of the Directors
and Stockholders
HELD IN ROANOKE, va, YESTERDAY
Col. F. HI. Fries, of Salem, Succeeds
Hon. III. S. Trout as President of the
Road. w. Hanes, Esq, of Winston
President of the Construction Co,

Messrs. W. A. Lemly, j. W. Fries
and j. W. Hanes returned yesterday
from Roanoke where they had been
to attend the cnnual meeting of the
stockholders of the Roanoke and
Southern Railway Company.
At the meeting Monday the
stockholders elected the following
board of directors:
R. A. Buckner, S. W. Jamison,
E. 81. Stewart, J. T. Engleby, Roa-
noke; P. P. Matson, John T. Coen,
J. 81. Matthews, Martinsville; F. J.
Stone, Stoneville, N. c.; J. w. AL
spaugh, j. W. Fries, J. E. Gilmer,
J. A. Gray, c. H. Fogle, Winston
Salem, N. c.; R. n. Hangman and
| George C. Jedkins, of Baltimore.
The directors elected the following
officers: Col. F. II. Fries, of Salem,
N. c., to succeed h. S. Trout, of
Roanoke, as president; II. S. Trout,
first vice-president; General John
Gill, Baltimore, second vice-presi-
dent; j. II. Spencer, Martinsyille,
third vice-president; R. L. Hautz,
secretary; &. W. Maslin, former SUI
perintendent, promoted to general
manager; R. D. Langford, treasurer;
Major A. Onderdonk, reelected
chief engineer. Executive commit
tee: J. w. Fries, Salem; J. E. Gil
mer, Winston, N. c.; P. P. Matson,
Martinsville; E. 81. Stewart. Roam
oke; F. Stein, Steinville, N. G..
The report of Superintendent Mas
lin showed the increase OF gross
earnings for the year just closed to be
90 per cent, and the increase of net
earnings 1S4 per cent Delegations
from Charlotte, Salisbury, Wins
boro, Concord and Lexington, N. c.,
appeared before the stockholders to
present the claims of their respec-
| tive localities for the Southern e4-
tension. Charlotte and Salisbury
worked together. Nothing definite
| as to propositions was given out. 1t
is understood that these places make
liberal offers, and it is probable that
| the road will go to Lancaster, S. C..
| via Charlotte, n. c. The reports OF
the officers showed the work of the
construction of the line between Ro
anoke and Martinsville to be pro.
crossing and the road will be com
pleted soon.
At meeting of the directors OF
| the North Carolina and Virgins
/! Construction Company ]. W. Hanes
of Winston, was elected president tt
succeed Col. F H. Fries, and W. A
Lemly, of Salem, was reelected sec
rotary and treasurer.
The Graded Schools
The following is the faculty for the
| Graded Scholastic next session OF
which opens Monday:
| FOURTH STREET SCHOOL.
Eighth and Ninth Grades, Prof
Reynolds Seventh Grade, Mr.. 7. w
Beckett; Sixth Grade, Miss Lima Nc
Donald; Fifth Grade, Miss Annie
Wiley; First Grade, Mrs. S. g. Lanier
NORTH WINSTON SCHOOL.
Fourth and Fifth Grades, and prin
cipal, Miss Query; assistant priucipa
and teacher of First Grade, Mrs. j
s. Mcdonald.
Other teachers of Primary anC
Grammer Grades, in both buildings
Miss Neal, Miss Williamson, Miss
Scales, Miss Roam, Miss Broadway
and Miss Thornburg.
DR.. G. w. Earle, Pickens S. c. writes:
| recommended B. +. 3. to who had sui
| fered for years with malignant ulcer OF
| his leg, that seemed to resist all other treat
| ment. After using four five bottles tn
| ulcer began to heal and his leg is now SCUM
| and well.
At meeting of the Board Of AL
dermen in Charlotte yesterday thu
proposition to issue bonds was large
ly carried.