The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-15

'c'T. LOUIS March 1.-the result of
|- Election Of directors of the Missouri
sclic railway here today were exactly
aSreed upon In advance. according TO
N Kuhn Loeb representative here. BY
la agreement Edwin aud Kingdom
MD with George Could. wore 10 serve
. the board uaGcr control OF the Kuhn
1eb direction
frederick X. Julson, one OF the local
|[orneys representing the New York
.oksng interests. said:
"rhe election In every particular was
occordance with all agreements made
George Gould with the New York
|nking interests. MI. Gould understood
|1 Strength of the Baltimore interests
hitting from The election of Lancaster
|!liams as director and made prepara
.os accordingly.
"a l.. Garrison. whose name was pre-
1ted for reelection, Withdrew from the
Ird because OF visit he viii make
Japan lie starts tomorrow.
Tkc Kuhn-L Loeb interests. fearing un-
Eaturday. that George j. Gould might
|rogate hs agreement concerning The
.ctipn of directors of the Missouri Pa
Nd Railway company, had attorneys
|<c today 10 prepare Injunction papers
BE- flied To stop the election,
Uhcu Could announced lie was going
ttapd by his agreement and not make
light TO retain control the Injunction
||[ was held in allegiance. To bc filcd.
|Epyer. ii he showed any inclination 10
<dk away.
Four men. not originally on the
Uhn Loeb & Go. ticket as given
\ by George J. Gould last month,
@ro among others. elected dircc-
u OF the Missouri Pacific Railway COM
../t-~ ~.lf
|By- The men are y. &. Pryor, now
nth vice president Of the Wabash; ;.
Pryor. former purchasing asen, OF the
|5fouri Pacific Charles |. Clarke. first
d president of the road. and r. Lam
Her Williams. who represents an in.
@cn0ent faction among the stockhold'
The election OF directors, which month
ID thrca tened 10 be exciting. passed off
city. II means Il reorganization Of
b rfilway and the retirement Of George
9oul6 from the presidency TO chairman
II Ihe BOARD.
re Independents won represeutatlon on
board without opposl ion huhn.
ID & Co. and allies when they saw
|iiams had sufficient votes TO elect
11ssf made no protest.
|herles ! Clarke cast the votes for
E Kuhn, Loeb Rockefeller Interests. Ny.
trkc took j. j.. Slocum's place on the
[ectorate. Il is believed that MIR. Clarke
~ retre rs director in favor OF the
III president when that official is
red
The Missouri, Iron Mountain & South
met al the same time and elected di-
rtors. The directors Of the road are
nrge j. Gould. j. j. Slocum. Kingdom
nd. Frank j. Could. L r. Jeffery, r.
Galloway. Howard Could. y: Nicola.
u Could, G, J. Clarke, O l.. Garrison:
- Simmons and y. T. Edwards. Frank
Gould, Il. NJ Galloway and .. J..
LTlH0u succeed John Harry IL l..
Enson and Lawrence Green.
directors OF both companies met and
burned TO NEE; In New York March 81.
Fq officers viii hc chosen,
hai the Could interest is stiIl in con-
NJ OF the Missouri Pacific. as we'll as
81. Louis Iron Mountain & South
Is the opinion az Salt Lake railroad
n, That Could has not lost any Of his
'1ings IN the Denver & Rio Grandc or
western Pacific is also their opinion.
has bcen predicted b. Denver papers
over month that +. I Jeffery would
II get nlace ON any board q. q Could
mat he would have to retire from
presidency of the Denver Rio
ande and the Western Pacific as soon
INC election Of new directors Of the
oSouri Pacific was held
'ans OF the Denvo. & Ein Granie were
IN The Tribune evcral months ago.
Include the double tracking of the
rom Denver 10 Salt Lake city. a
on this work has already hccn done
AZ least hundred miles moro will
roInipleted before the end Of the year.
W i,enyer Rio Grandc officials cX-
,iat ever foot ~ The track between
~ Lake CitI- and Denver Viii he Go,,-
Iachcd before the opening OF the
t''dns -Paclhc eXppsirion. The COM
"A also expects to have n large part
ne western Pacific double tracked