The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-09
GATHERING DATA
FOR PRESENTATION
Legislative Committee to Meet
Officers Of Several Railroad
Companies.
MATTER OF DISCRIMINATION
Receiver for Bank of Angler APP
pointcd-Ncw Y. Nj. C.. A.
Nears Completion.
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Raleigh. =. C., April S.-If that
date Is acceptable to tho officials or
tho railroad companies Interested, the
first conference between the Lcgis,n.
tvs freight rate co;.un IN, AMI the
officers OF the railroad companies. since
tho Adjournment of the !rC,sl:.tm-e.
looking To til" elimination OF discrim-
thitions against to~sn carolina, shin
pcrn VII be held IN Raleigh on April
- INC leg islativc commission mas
mad {. w. llllman. o: Louisville. Ey..
pgased for several weeks in getting
together data available ut numbers OF
inc larger shipping points Of the state.
:" DO used In presenting tho case for
INC state and In forcing the largest
POSSIBLE concessions from the railroad
companies Mr.. ITillrnan was in con
terence today with Secretary Max
Wei. OF the corporation commission.
ana All the data availa Bile in tho Of
UCcs or tho commission will he at the
disposal of the Legislative commits
sion. for !rnprcsslng on the railroad Of
i''ilS tho fullest possible showing Of
nc Disadvantages under which tho
North Carolina shippers arc tailoring.
~ looks rs II the date April IS, will
'n agreed on by members OF tho leg
INC corporation commission and the
reproscntativcs Of tho railroad com
panies
rhe corporation commission has pro
rNrrd the appointment Of Charles Ross
rs receiver for tho Bank OF Angler.
ono or tho three state Trus; Company
ranks. tho commission has closed for
irregularities In financing the institu-
tons. Tho appointment was rr1auc nv
- nj t,,
'tcccivcrs for tho Macclesncld and tho
'larcmont banks VIII lac procured at
once. state Eank Examiner Hubbard.
Just back from Ciaremont. saws he has
rc"son TO believe that while the states
trust COMPANY had ONLY opened hanks
~ tho three places thcy had efforts
under way 10 opcn banks. and soil
states Trust Company stock in at lea.,
twenty other small towns. including
Pho Top. Nalkcrtown. Aberdeen.
Hocksville and numbers ar others
The new Y. NJ. g y. building for
Raleigh is TO be completed By MAY !.
ana the furniture has been ordcrcc.
ana Is expected 10 arrive al any time
The association viii doubtless b.. In
active operation by juno or earlier.
The board or directors Of tho Central
hospital for the Insane VIII sc IN an
nual session Tomorrow. ana this Will
be the regular time FOR the election Of
a superintendent. When Or Mckee
dsed more than a yo.r ago. Or /. L.
Pccot was elected superintendent TO
Ill out the uncxpired term Of Dr
Mckee. Governor Craig hrs recently
appointed four' new members Of the
heard. and IFS understood thar there
j. likely - 30 a lively light over the
"lectio' or superintendent. with DR.
AlhcEt Anderson as his possible sue
9,''ssor. Friends OF Dr. Anderson in
sist that he is sure OF the election over
ilr. Pcco,. on the other hand. Dr.
Pccot md his friends seem confident
Tho Monarch Cotton Mills Co. Of
ciaston!a. hlcs an amendment 10 IT'S
charter providing for 325ooO cumula-
tive preferred per cent stock out OF
$4,000 authorized stock unisaued. all
outstanding stocll 20 ne dcnominatcd
common stock. 9. r.. Armstrong is
president and \. *. Wingat Is secre-
tary. The Realty Exchange Inco,
Winston Salem, was chartered today
with $4,000 capital authorized and
t1o.ooo subscribed by George u. Hold
gin. y. G. CrutchAcld and W. T. Frank
lin. Another charter is to The Wagon
- Realty Co. OF Concord. capital s51.
ooo authorized ana $4,000 subscribed
by Charles r. Wagner II. w Propst
and John Fox