The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-23
CHANGES ARE FEW
OFFICIAL CIRCULARS OF APPOINT
MENTS OF THE GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILWAY.
A BATCH OF THEM ISSUED
CONFIRMING THE UNOFFICIAL. BUT
AUTHORITATIVE STATEMENTS
PUBLISHED IN THE GLOBE.
RECEIVERS HEARD FROM ALSO.
They VIII Deliver Possession of the
Road on Midnight Aug. 81 to
the New Company.

Circulars officially announcing the
changes and appointments made under
the reorganization of the Northern
Pacific were issued yesterday. The fol-
lowing is by the receivers, similar cir
cular over the signature Of A. F. Bur-
leigh having been issued as Seattle
yesterday:
The undersigned receivers of the Northern
Pacific Railroad company will. at midnight OF
Aug. 81, 1896, deliver to the Northern Pacific
Railway company possession Of all the prop
erty and franchises of the Northern Pacific
Railroad company.
All business of the receivers of the Northern
Pacific Railroad company up to and including
that for the month of August, 1896, and all
reports covering same, should be accounted
for and sent, and all moneys appertaining to
same should be RENTED to the Northern Pa
cif1c Railway company.
AS the undersigned will cease to operate
said railroad at midnight of Aug. 81, 1896, the
employment by them Of all officers, agents
and employees will then terminate.
EDWIN H. M'HENRY,
FRANK G. BIGELOw,
President Winter follows with Ex-
ecutive Order No. 1, which is as fol-
lows:
The Northern Pacific Railway company hav-
ing purchased the railways, franchise and
property Of the Northern Pacific Railroad
company, the railway system Of said Northern
Pacific Railroad company will, and after
September 1, 1896, be operated by the officers
and agents Of the Northern Pacific Railway
company.
All property and materials on hand in the
possession of the receivers Of the Northern
Pacific Railroad company become the prop
erty Of the Northern Pacific Railway company.
The principal Office of the company will be
at st. Paul, Mimi.
The following officers have been duly elect
ed by the board of directors Of the Northern
Pacific Railway company, viz:
Edwin w. Winter, president, ST. Paul
Charles 8. Coaney secretary, New York
George H. Earl. assistant secretary. st.
Paul.
Albert e. Little, treasurer, New York.
Charles A. Clark, assistant treasurer. st.
Paul.
John Scott. comptroller, st. Paul.
J. W. Kendrick, general manager, St Paul.
J. NJ Hannaford, general traffic manager.
Francis Lynde stetson. general counsel.
Charles w. Bunn general counsel. st. Paul.
William H. Phipps, land commissioner, st.
Paul.
Thomas Cooper, assistant land commission
q. g. Fernald tax commissioner, St. Paul.
These officers will also perform such duties
as may be required of them in completing UNI
finished work Of the receivers OF the North
ern Pacific Railroad company.
All business of the receivers OF the North
ern Pacific Railroad company, and all reports
covering same must be accounted for and
sent and all remittances must be made to the
proper officers of this company. In all in
stances, however the business, reports and
remittances must be separated as OF August
31st. and all business, reports and remittances
for transactions prior to that date must be
plainly marked "receivership business, and
must be enclosed In envelopes marked in the
49, EDWIN W. WINTER. President.
The only changes in the above from
the present management is that Comp
troIler Scott and George H. Earl, as
sistant secretary, will, under the new