Birmingham age-herald., 1894-10-04
Guido the G., H. 6 D. People at
 the Stockholders Meeting
HELD HERE YESTERDAY
The Disposition of the Alabama Great Southern Yet to
 Be Named.

flee, railroad tracks and Twentieth street, , meeting of the stockholders of the Ala bama Great Southern Railway company was held. The meeting was very brief, not lasting over thirty minutes.
 There were moves made that may result in the Southern railway securing the con- troi of the Queen and Crescent, although whoever puts up the most green goods will carry off the game.
 Among those present at the meeting were s. NJ. Felton, c. c. Harvey, John Greenough and others. The following at torneys were also present: Henry Craw- ford Of New York, A. P. Humphrey of Louisville and James Weatherly of this city representing Greenough and the old East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia in- terests and W. M. Ramsey, general conn- sel for the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day. ton.
 When the meeting was called to order vote was cast for board of directors. Here a split came and one that Is likely to bring about some changes. The Greenough fac ton vored for the reelection Of the old board of directors, while the other faction votsd for a new one. The opposition wanted board in which majority of the members were Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton people.
 a bomb went off that blast I'd the movements of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton faction. The bomb was in the shape of an injunction issued by Judge Brace and served by United States Deputy Marshal l.. B. Musgrove. The injunction was served on the inspectors of the election, w. M. Ramsey and J. Howard Taylor, restrain ing them from casting any illegal votes, such being offered for Alfred Sulley, Eu- gene Zimmerman, M. D. Woodford, Henry F. Shoemaker, Ii. A. Taylor aud J. H. Taylor as directors, as none of them were stockholders in the Alabam Great Southern company. The laws of the state require that person must first be stock holder before he is eligible to election as a mem- Der of the directory. .
 The inspectors agreed to obey the in- junction, when the meeting adjourned sine die.- This made the old board hold over, which is: H. D. Browne, Francis Pavy, A. B. Abraham, G. w. Medley, Ed Lauter- bach, London; z. s. Brice, John Gree nough, o.. c. Harvey aud 5. M. Feiton, five Englishmen and six Americans.
 The move of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton people was to drop out some of the Greenough and Brice faction anu put in some of their own people, some of whom arc said not to be shareholders in the Ala bama Great Southern company.
 The following is list of the stockholders of the Alabama Great Southern Railroad company:
 Alabama Great Southern Railway com pany, limited, of London, 156, ,687 shares.
 E. Laut.rbach, New York, share.
 R. V. Tomlinson, London, 1 share.
 H. D. Browne, London, 1 share.
 Francis Pavy, London, 1 share.
 A. B. Abraham, London, l share.
 0. w. Medley, London, l share.
 Charles Schiff, London, 1 share.
 c. 0. Harvey, Cincinnati, share.
 $. M. Felton, Cincinnati, share.
 G. E. Kissel, New York. share.
 s. Thomas, New York, share.
 c. 8. Brice, New York, share.
 J. Greeuougb, New York, share.
 This makes 156, 500 shares of $50 each.
 MT. John GreenOugh made the following stat ament to an AGE HERALD reporter in regard to the matter:
 "The Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton people came here with what purported to be a list of stockholders, while we came with a list sworn 10 by the secretary, MT. l.. Schwar, of New York, showing who were stockholders, and that none of the Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton men were stockholders. According to the laws of Alabama we had the valid list. The en- tire stock of the Alabama Great Southern Railroad companyis owned by the Alabama Great Southern company of England, a finance company. The control the Eng fish company is deposited with the Gen. eral for an issue of s6, ,000. .O0O of Cincinnati extension bonds. These extension bonds have been Tn default for nearly two years.
 Three thousand and nine of these exten- sion bonds were sold to the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton people by the Erlan- ger syndicate.
 was elected chairman of the American committee owning the remainder of the extension bonds, and we brought suit to foreclose these bonds and dispose of the collateral on deposit with the Gen. tral Trust company of New York. As soon as sale is effected, which will be within sixty days, the purchaser will have control of the Queen and Crescent system. The road will Ue put up and sold al auction and whoever puts up the most money will get it."
 FORT Y-THIKD MEETING OF L. & N. sTocKHOLDEBs-AG GOOD SHOW
 ING FOR THE ROAD.
 LOUISVILLE, Oct. 8.-The forty-third annual meeting of the stockholders of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad company Waa held At the cQmnanyla 0fiica in ti1ia