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PROCEEDINGS OF THE SIXTY-NINTH ANNUAL
MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
ATLANTIC AND NORTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD COMPANY
The Sixty-Ninth Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
of the Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad Company is
held in the Assembly Room of the Atlantic Hotel, at
Morehead City, North Carolina, on the first Thursday
after the first Monday in August, 1923, it being the 9th
day of said month, at 12 o'clock, noon.
The meeting is called to order by the President, Dr.
J. F. Patterson, who requests Geo. P. Folk, of Raleigh, to
act as temporary Chairman, and Geo. Green, of New
Bern, as temporary Secretary.
The Proxy Committee, through J. F. Parrott, submit
the following report, which is read, and, on motion of
J. Y. Joyner, unanimously adopted, to-wit
:
Morehead City, N. C, August 9th, 1923.
To the Stockholders of the Atlantic & North Carolina Railroad
Company:
Gentlemen:
We, your Proxy Committee, beg to report that we have ex-amined
all proxies presented to us, and find 17,644 shares of
stock represented in person and by proxy, entitled to 910 votes,
as follows:
Shares. Votes.
State of North Carolina, by L. W. Tucker, proxy. 12,666 300
County of Craven, by O. A. Kafer, proxy 1,293 136
County of Pamlico, by J. S. Weskett, proxy 202 27
J. Y. Joyner, in person and by proxy 3,217 272
L. H. Cutler, in person and by proxy 168 107
C. L. Ives, in person and by proxy 77 55
Geo. P. Folk, in person 5 3
C. D. Bradham, in person 5 3
Geo. Green, in person 5 3
C. E. Foy, in person 5 3
W. B. Fort, in person 1 1
17,644 910
Respectfully submitted,
J. F. PARROTT,
C. B. FOY,
For Proxy Committee.
On motion of J. Y. Joyner the temporary organization
is made permanent.
On motion of L. H. Cutler the reading of the minutes
of the last Annual Meeting, and the Reports of the Offi-cers,
and Committees, are dispensed with, the same hav-ing
been printed, and distributed among the stock-holders.
L. W. Tucker, State Proxy, announces the appoint-ment
by the Governor of the following Directors on the
part of the State, to-wit
:
Ernest M. Green, of Craven County.
H. D. Bateman, of Wilson County.
Mrs. Palmer Jerman, of Wake County.
W. B. Blades, of Craven County.
Courtney Mitchell, of Lenoir County.
W. C. Petty, of Mecklenburg County.
D. F. McKinne, of Franklin County.
W. H. McElwee, of Wake County.
Nominations for Directors on the part of the private
stockholders being declared in order, the following are
placed in nomination by C. E. Foy, to-wit:
J. Y. Joyner, of Lenoir County.
L. H. Cutler, of Craven County.
Geo. P. Folk, of Wake County.
C. L. Ives, of Craven County.
There being no other nominations, on motion, nomina-tions
were closed, and the Secretary directed to cast the
entire vote represented by the private stockholders for
the above named gentlemen, which is accordingly done,
and they each receiving 610 votes are declared duly
elected.
Nominations for members of the Finance Committee
on the part of the stockholders being declared in order,
the following are placed in nomination by C. E. Foy, to-wit:
Geo. Green, of Craven County.
W. W. Griffin, of Craven County.
J. K. Dixon, of Jones County.
There being no other nominations, on motion, nomi-nations
were closed, and the Secretary directed to cast the
entire vote represented in the meeting for the above
named gentlemen, which is accordingly done, and they
each receiving 910 votes are declared duly elected.
The State Proxy announces the appointment by the
Governor of W. M. Webb, of Carteret County, and Rev.
J. M. Carraway, of Carteret County, as members of the
Finance Committee on the part of the State.
Nominations for Proxy Committee being declared in
order the following are placed in nomination by C. E.
Foy, to-wit:
0. A. Kafer, of Craven County.
C. B. Foy, of Craven County.
W. G. Jones, of Lenoir County.
J. F. Parrott, of Lenoir County.
E. H. Meadows, of Craven County.
There being no other nominations, on motion, nomina-tions
were closed, and the Secretary directed to cast the
entire vote represented in the meeting for the above
named gentlemen, which is accordingly done, and they
each receiving 910 votes are declared duly elected.
On motion of C. E. Foy, the next Annual Meeting of
the stockholders is ordered held at Morehead City, N. C,
on the first Thursday after the first Monday ni August,
1924, at 12 o'clock, noon.
No further business appearing, on motion, the meeting
adjourned.
GEO. P. FOLK, Chairman.
GEO. GREEN, Secretary.
PRESIDENT'S REPORT
To the Stockholders of the Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad
Company:
Gentlemen:
I herewith submit my annual report as President of the At-lantic
and North Carolina Railroad Company for the fiscal year
ending June 30th, 1924.
The matter of the funds realized from the insurance on the
property belonging to this Company, destroyed by fire in New
Bern in December 1922, the same being Warehouse No. 1 and
Pier No. 3, to which Dr. J. F. Patterson refers in his annual re-port
of July 1923, on retiring from the Presidency of this Com-pany
is still outstanding and unfinished. That the Norfolk
Southern Railroad Company had and has no legal right under
the terms of the lease to use this money so realized toward the
erection of a depot at Kinston, and held by the former Attorney
of this Road and the Attorney General of this State, is concurred
by me as a lawyer; but since the Company has an attorney, the
Hon. Walter Siler, the matter was referred to him in August
1923 to meet with Col. W. B. Rodman, General Counsel for the
Norfolk Southern Railroad, to the end that the matter be equita-bly
disposed of and this Company's rights preserved. No report
however has been made by the Attorney to this Company of any
final disposition of the matter, and I recommend that the matter
be placed in the hands of the Attorney for the Company elected
at the August meeting with instructions to bring the matter to
some equitable disposition at once.
I desire to call your earnest attention to the reports of the
Treasurer, Finance Committee, and Expert.
It affords me very great pleasure and satisfaction to testify
to the very efficient services of Mr. L. H. Cutler, as Director, has
rendered this Company in the matter of overlooking the building
at Beaufort, leasing and attending to its upkeep, as well as the
very great interest he takes in the Company's affairs and well
being.
Mr. George Green, member of the Finance Committee, is enr
titled to the thanks and appreciation of the Company for his very
efficient services as such accountant in the interest of the Com-pany.
I should be derelect in my duty and certainly do violence to
my personal feelings, if I closed this report without extending my
personal thanks and appreciation, and I am very sure that of the
entire Board of Directors of the Company to Mr. W. Stamps
Howard, Secretary-Treasurer of the Company for his invaluable
assistance to me personally and officially with reference to the
affairs of the Company, and his efficiency and zealous interest in
all its business relations.
In closing not only this report but my incumbency of the of-fice
of President, may I not be permitted to say that holding in-tact
this great and valuable property of the State (for in the last
analysis it really belongs to the people) and preserving for future
generations this incalcubly valuable asset, to the end that one
of the State's main arteries of commerce and transportation, con-necting
her western possibilities of potential mineral wealth with
the only real natural harbor on her coast, is and should be a
sacred trust and the powers and duties exercised by its officers
should be so exercised as to permit no other possibility than its
retention and preservation in the hands of the people, improved,
enlarged and extended.
Very respectfully submitted,
ERNEST M. GREEN,
President Atlantic & North Carolina R. R. Co.
TREASURER'S REPORT
To the Officers and Stockholders of The Atlantic and North Caro-lina
Railroad Company:
Gentlemen:
I submit herewith statement of receipts and disbursements as
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Secretary-Treasurer of your Company from July 1st, 1923, to
June 30th, 1924, inclusive.
RECEIPTS
Balance on hand 7-l-'23, Dividend Account $ 876.73
Balance on hand 7-l-'23, Organization Account 324.13
Interest on N. C. Bonds. 160.00
Interest on Atl. & N. C. R. R. Co.'s Bonds 90.00
Rent from Beaufort Building 581.25
N. S. Organization Ac 1,200.00
N. S. Rental July 1st, 1923 26,958.00
N. S. Rental January 1st, 1924 26,958.00
Interest on C-D 26.66
C-D Surrendered 1,000.00
TOTAL $58,174.77
DISBURSEMENTS
Expense, Refunding Bonds $ 368.83
" Finance Committee 16.04
Geo. R. Dobie, Certified Pub. Accountant.. 50.00
Officers 20.30
Premium on Treasurer's Bond 140.00
" Printing and Adv 75.52
Salaries, President 100.00
" Secretary-Treasurer 650.00
Expert, 1922-23 and 1923-24 200.00
Attorney 50.00
Per diem compensation of Directors 340.00
Interest and Bonus on Atl. & N. C. R. R. Co.'s bonds. . 56.66
Beaufort Building, Repairs and Maint 384.54
Beaufort Building, Taxes 168.50
Dividends July 1st, 1923 22,330.00
Dividends January 1st, 1924 26,815.25
Old Dividends paid 36.00
TOTAL $51,801.64
Balance on hand: July 1st, 1924:
Dividend Account $ 504.23
Organization Account 868.90
Certificate of Deposit, Farmers Banking & Trust Co.. . 2,000.00
Three Atl. & N. C. R. R. Co.'s $1,000 Bonds 3,000.00
$6,373.13
$58,174.77
$51,801.64
$ 6,373.13 Respectfully submitted,
W. STAMPS HOWARD,
Secretary-Treasurer.
REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE
Tarboro, N. C, July 16th, 1924.
To the Officers and Stockholders of the Atlantic & North Carolina
Railroad Company:
Gentlemen:
By direction of your President, I have this day, for and in
behalf of the Finance Committee, audited the books of your Sec-retary-
Treasurer, Mr. W. Stamps Howard, for the fiscal year from
July 1st, 1923 to June 30th, 1924, inclusive, and respectfully
submit the following report of receipts and disbursements, as
shown by the books of said Secretary-Treasurer, for the period
above named, to-wit:
RECEIPTS
Balance on hand July 1st, 1923 $ 2,200.86
Itemized as follows:
Dividend Account $ 876.73
Organization Account 324.13
One 4 per cent interest bearing Certi-cate
of Deposit 1,000.00
$2,200.86
Norfolk Southern Railroad (Rental July 1st, 1923) . .$ 26,958.00
Norfolk Southern Railroad (Rental Jan'y 1st, 1924) . 26,958.00
Norfolk Southern Railroad (Organization Fund) .... 1,200.00
Rentals of Beaufort Building 581.25
Interest on $4,000.00 North Carolina 4 per cent bonds 160.00
Interest on $3,000.00 6 per cent first mortgage bonds
of A. & N. C. Railroad 90.00
Interest on $1,000.00 4 per cent Certificate of Deposit
(converted into cash) 26.66
TOTAL RECEIPTS $ 58,174.77
DISBURSEMENTS
July 1923 Dividends paid Stockholders $ 22,330.00
January 1924 Dividends paid Stockholders 26,815.25
Old Dividends paid Stockholders 36.00
Repairs, maintenance and taxes (Beaufort Building) . 553.04
Organization expenses 2,010.69
Purchase of 3 First Mortgage 6 per cent A. & N. C.
Railroad Bonds of $1,000.00 each, with bonus
and interest 3,056.66
TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS $ 54,801.64
Balance on hand July 1st, 1924 ......$ 3,373.13
Of which balance there is on deposit on open ac-count
to the credit of the Atlantic & North Caro-lina
Railroad Company in the Farmers Banking
& Trust Company, Tarboro, N. C.
To Dividend Account $ 504.23
To Organization Account 868.90
1 four per cent Certificate of Deposit issued
by said bank 2,000.00
$ 3,373.13-
INVESTED FUNDS
Your Secretary-Treasurer holds, as the property of your Com-pany,
the following securities, which are deposited for safe keep-ing
with the Farmers Banking & Trust Company, at Tarboro,
N. C, to-wit:
4 North Carolina 4 per cent interest bearing bonds of $1,000.00
each, and 3 First Mortgage 6 per cent interest bearing bonds of
the Atlantic & North Carolina Railroad.
All of which is respectfully submitted,
GEO. GREEN,
For Finance Committee.
EXPERT'S REPORT
July 11th, 1924.
To the Stockholders of the Atlantic & North Carolina Railroad
Company:
Gentlemen
:
We, the undersigned Experts on the part of the Lessor and
Lessee, submit herewith our Annual Report on the condition of
your property, which we inspected on Thursday, July 10th, 1924.
ROADWAY—The roadway, both in cuts and fills, is being prop-erly
maintained. The track is in good condition considering
the excessive wet weather. The cleaning of right of way,
surfacing, ditching, etc., usually done during the Summer
months, is being pushed as rapidly as labor and weather con-ditions
will permit.
CROSS AND SWITCH TIES—All ties are being properly main-tained.
The percentage of good ties in the track is consid-erably
in excess inventory attached to lease.
The following ties were used in maintenance during the
fiscal year 1923-24:
Number
Cross Ties: of Ties. Value.
Main Track 18,784 $16,389.02
Side Tracks 1,876 1,759.80
Total 20,660 $18,148.82
Switch Ties: 44 Sets 4,524.13
Total Value Cross and Switch Ties $22,672.95
RAILS—The rails are in good condition. The following relay rail
was used in replacement during the past' year:
Tons. Value.
Main Tracks 37.762 $ 1,247.28
Side Tracks 38.686 1,269.97
Total 76.448 $ 2,517.25
BRIDGES AND TRESTLES—These structures have received
necessary attention to properly maintain them to the
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strength and service capacity required. During the past
year the following material was used in the maintenance of
these structures:
Lumber used 95,424 Ft. BM. $ 4,001.35
Piling used 2,005 Lin. Ft. 679.40
BUILDINGS—The buildings have been given the necessary atten-tion.
A small amount of work is yet to be completed, but
the buildings are in very satisfactory condition. All of the
station buildings on the line have been painted with the ex-ception
of Tuscarora, Cove, Dover and Caswell. The paint-ing
of these buildings will be completed during the month
of July, 1924.
The new Union Station at Kinston, built in co-operation
with the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad was completed March
3rd, and was promptly placed in service. The station is of
very pleasing design; is of brick construction with asbestos
shingle roof—the platforms are of concrete and are covered
with canopy in order to protect the public from the weather
while reaching the trains. The building is well designed
for the purpose, has every convenience and is a very great
improvement in passenger facilities at the city of Kinston.
The station building and platforms cost approximately
$52,000.
EQUIPMENT—The equipment valuation as of March 13, 1905,
in the inventory at time of lease was $159,900.
Equipment has, from time to time, been substituted for the
original that has become obsolete or destroyed, and thus the
standard has been maintained. A larger number of the
freight cars that have been assigned in replacement of the
original freight equipment have become obsolete or have
reached such condition of repair that they have been dis-carded—
some have been destroyed.
Having in mind the maintenance of the inventory, we ad-vise
that the Norfolk Southern Railroad Company procure
the Commercial Trust Company to convey to the Atlantic
& North Carolina Railroad Company as Lessor and the Nor-folk
Southern Railroad Company as Lessee the following
equipment:
147 Ventilated Box Cars, steel underframe, of series
21000 to 21149;
72 Steel Underframe, Flat Cars of series 10200 to
10274;
2 Passenger Cars Nos. 265 and 266;
1 Steel under and upper frame, combination Mail
and Baggage Car No. 13 9.
These cars have been conveyed to the Atlantic & North
Carolina Railroad Company as lessor and the Norfolk South-ern
Railroad Company as lessee, in lieu of equipment of
equal value described in the inventory referred to in the
lease, some of which had already been lost or destroyed and
the remainder will shortly be retired from the lease as obso-lete.
The value of the cars conveyed to the Atlantic & North
Carolina Railroad Company is $206,822.60.
With this addition the valuation of the equipment owned
by the Atlantic & North Carolina Railroad Co. and under
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lease to the Norfolk Southern Railroad Company, greatly
exceeds the value of that class of equipment as set out in
the inventory attached to the lease, and will take care of
retirements for sometime in the future.
SPURS AND SIDE TRACKS—During the year a spur track was
constructed at New Bern, N. C, along the Trent River water
front to serve industries and is known as Trent River Indus-trial
Track and is 2540 feet in length. The right of way for
same was furnished by the Town of New Bern through the
efforts of its citizens—the track was constructed by the Nor-folk
Southern Railroad Company at a cost of $9780.
The total increase in sidetracks during the year was 4775
feet. The increase in value, not including the value of the
right of way for Trent River Industrial Track, for which the
Railroad Company has sixty years' use under contract, was
$21,728.
In addition to these improvements, the following betterments
were added to the property:
Cost.
Air Compressor installed at New Bern Shops $ 242.04
Additional bracings on Trent River Trestle, at New
Bern, N. C 1,056.35
New electric welding outfit placed in New Bern
Shops $490.00
Old welding outfit retired 250.00
Net increase $240.00 240.00
Installed 146 NC Law-Stop Signs at main highway
crossings 1,516.10
New culvert was installed near 69th mile post, using 40
ft. of 30" Corr. Galv. Iron Pipe 169.83
Respectfully submitted,
T. BODDIE WARD, Expert,
Atlantic & North Carolina Railroad Co.
F. L. NICHOLSON, Expert,
Norfolk Southern Railroad Company.
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STATEMENT OF TAXES PAID BY NORFOLK
SOUTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY ON PROPER-TY
OF ATLANTIC & NORTH CAROLINA RAIL-ROAD
COMPANY FOR THE YEAR 1923
North Carolina Income Tax $ 1,559.13
United States Government Income Tax 6,496.37
Wayne County 3,297.33
City of Goldsboro 682.67
Lenoir County 9,175.58-
City of Kinston 1,714.31
Town of LaGrange 844.69
Jones County 1,200.09
Craven County 17,496.51
Town of Cove 57.37
Town of Dover 126.89
City of New Bern 1,238.75
Carteret County 8,559.12
Town of Newport 90.03
Town of Morehead City 2,493.02
$ 55,031.86
I, M. S. Hawkins, Secretary of the Norfolk Southern Railroad
Company, certify that the foregoing is a correct statement of the
taxes paid by the Norfolk Southern Railroad Company on prop-erty
of the Atlantic & North Carolina Railroad Company for the
year 1923.
In testimony whereof I hereunto affix my hand and the seal of
this Company, this 10th day of July, 19 24.
M. S. HAWKINS,
(SEAL) Secretary.
STATEMENT OF INSURANCE CARRIED ON PROP-ERTY
OF ATLANTIC & NORTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD COMPANY AS OF JULY 1, 1924.
Location. Description. Amount.
Goldsboro—New warehouse and office $10,250
Goldsboro—Old warehouse and platform 8,000
Bests—Station and platform 2,500
Fields—Warehouse, platform and shed 500
LaGrange—Platform and shed 1,200
LaGrange—Passenger and freight station 8,050
Falling Creek—Station 700
Falling Creek—Pumphouse and contents • 250
Kinston—Passenger station 8,100
Kinston—Warehouse and platform No. 2 10,000
Kinston—Pumphouse and contents 250
Caswell—Station 1,500.
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Dover—Station 6,10
Cove—Station 2,650
Cove—Pumphouse and contents 6 50
Tuscarora—Station 2,0 50
Tuscarora—Platform 100
Clarks—Section dwelling 1,500
New Bern—Wharf and canopy, Trent River 3,500
New Bern—Warehouse No. 2, Trent River 25,800
New Bern—Covered platform, Trent River 5,000
New Bern—Platform, Trent River 300
New Bern—Passenger station and sheds 22,500
New Bern—Paint shop and contents 5,50
New Bern—Machine shop, blacksmith shop, boiler and
engine room and contents 43,600
New Bern—Planing mill and contents 12,500
New Bern—Carpenter shop 4,450
New Bern—Roundhouse or enginehouse and contents. . 17,000
New Bern—Contents of oilhouse adjoining roundhouse. 1,000
New Bern—Office and store-room 114 South Front St.. . 1,000
New Bern—Yard Master's office 450
New Bern—Trent River Trestle 5,000
Thurman—Station 700
Riverdale—Station 2,000
Croatan—Station and platform 2,000
Havelock—Station 2,000
Havelock—Section houses 1,200
Newport—Station 4,050
Wildwood—Station 700
Mansfield—Station 1,500
Morehead City—Passenger station, Camp Grounds 2,0 50
Morehead City—Passenger Station, Uptown 20,150
Morehead City—Atlantic Hotel, contents and additions,
including buildings known as Charlotte
Row, Bowling Alley, Laundry and Electric
Lighting Plant 23,000
Total $271,300
I, M. S. Hawkins, Secretary of Norfolk Southern Railroad
Company, certify that the foregoing is a correct statement of the
insurance carried by the Norfolk Southern Railroad Company on
property of the Atlantic & North Carolina Railroad Company, as
of July 1, 1924.
In testimony whereof I hereunto affix my hand and seal of this.
Company this 10th day of July, 1924.
M. S. HAWKINS,
(SEAL) Secretary.
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LIST OF STOCKHOLDERS OF ATLANTIC & NORTH
CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY, AS OF
JULY 15, 1924
Name. Shares.
Allen, James M 2
Allen, Thos. H 1
A. C. L. of Conn 11
Andrews, A. B 1
Arendell, Bridges 1
Aycock, C. B 1
Avery, W. D 2
Barden, Mrs. Agnes Foy 1
Barwick, John H 1
Baxter, Joseph J 1
Bell, D. S 1
Bell, Mary P 1
Bell, Cornelius C 1
Best, M. J 1
Bryan, Washington 34
Bryan, C. S., Trustee for G. McW. B 3
Bryan, C. S., Trustee for M. S. Bryan. ... 3
Bryan, James A 4
Brooks, F. F 1
Briggs, Beulah S 4
Bradham, CD 5
Bowden, B.J 1
Borden, E. B 2
Boney, W. J 1
Boney, D. E 1
Bizzell, J. W 1
Bizzell, K. E 7
Bizzell, M. E 1
Booth, Lee S 1
Booth, Benj. V., Jr 1
Caho, W. T 1
Carraway, Kate L 1
Carraway, Louise E 2
Chapin, Wm. H 1
Chadwick, W. S 5
Chadwick, W. W 10
Chadwick, Mrs. M. F 10
Chadwick, Annie D 1
Citizens Savings & Trust Co 1
Clark, Mrs. W. T 6
Clark, H. J. B 1
Cobb, W. H., Jr 1
Collier, Wm. 1
County of Craven 1293
County of Pamlico 202
Cox, James G 1
Cox, James W 2
Crabtree, Geo. E 3
Crawford, Mary L 2
Cutler, L. H 7
Cutler, L. H., Trustee L. H. C, Jr 1
Cutler, L. H., Trustee Fannie C 2
14
Votes.
1
1
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
10
2
2
2
1
2
3
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
5
5
1
1
3
1
1
1
136
27
1
1
2
1
4
1
1
Name. Shares. Votes.
Cutler, L. H., for Roberts, L. C ,
Cutler, L. H., for Winston, R. H
Cutler, Laura D .-
Cutler, Bertha B
Dalton, Wm. Reid
Daniel, Thomas
Daniels, Ruby B
Davis, A. C, Jr
Davis, Geo
Davis, Laura G
Davis, W. J
Davenport, B. B
Dees, George
Dill, S. L
Dortch, Wm. T
Dortch, Isaac F
Drewry, John C
Duffy, Mrs. M. C
Duffy, Walter
Duncan, E. C
Dunn, Wm
Dunn, B. R
Dunn, Janie B
Dewey, Hattie M
Dewey, E. B
Dunn, Willie A
Edwards, John W
Ewell, S. E
Fairbane, Thomas
Falkener, Mrs. Mary M
Ferebee, S. W
Fields, Mrs. Bettie
Fields, Lillian
Finley, Chas. B
Folk, Geo. P
Fort, Willie B
Foust, J. H
Foy, Annie E
Foy, David F
Foy, Claudius Paton
Foy, Louis Fowler
Foy, Elizabeth H
Foy, H. A
Foy, Ruby L
Foy, E. A
Foy, C. E
Foy, Claudius B
Foy, Agnes C
Foy, Miss Agnes G
Fulford, W. B
Garner, L. A
Gaskins, W. B
Gibson, P
Giddens, R. I
Gordon, J. W
Grantham, J. M
Grantham, Gideon E
Gray, Mrs. C. L
Green, Jno
15
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
4 2
1 1
1 1
5 3
40 10
1 1
1 1
5 3
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
2 1
1 1
3095 200
1 1
5 3
5 3
14 6
1 1
5 3
3 2
1 1
2 1
1 1
5 3
1 1
1 1
1 1
5 3
1 1
5 3
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
5 3
16 6
6 3
1 1
1 1
2 1
1 1
3 2
3 2
1 1
1 1
1 1
3 2
1 1
Name. Shares. Votes.
•Green, T. A
Green, George
Griswold, W. J .
Griffen, Mrs. L. W
Guess, W. W
Guion, O. H
Guion, Mrs. Pattie R
Hall, A. E
Hanks, James B
Hauff, John F., Jr
Harvey, C. F
Harvey, Chas. Felix
Harvey, Miss May
Harvey, Mrs. L
Harrison, J. M
Harrison, Mary E
Hatch, Mrs. G. K
Hatch, J. R
Haywood, Ernest
Henry, Walter
Henry, Daniel
Hill, Isaac S
Henry, D. P
Henry, Emma J
Hill, Mrs. Sarah L
Hines, Lovet
Hood, J. E
Holt, Mrs. Jane
Holt, Robt. R
Holt, S. S
Home, A
Howard, Nelson F
Hunter, William
Hutton, P. C
Hyman, T. B
Hyman, T. G
Ives, C. L
Jackson, J. L
Jarvis, T. J
Johnson, Alex
Jones, Harry
Jones, Bertha, Guardian
Jones, T. W
Jones, W. G
Joyner, James Y
Joyner, J. Y., Guad. of J. W
Joyner, Addie N
Joyner, Laura
Joyner, W. T
Kilpatrick, Henrietta K
Kinsey, P. R
Kinsey, R. E
Kornegay, Mary Evellyn
Kornegay, Mabel Wooten
Kornegay, W. P
Lang, Mrs. W. M
Latham, C. H
Latham, J. E
Lee, Henry
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1 1
5 3
1 1
1 1
1 1
5 3
20 7
2 1
1 1
1 1
5 3
1 1
2 1
1 1
1 1
3 2
1 1
1 1
5 3
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
2 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
2 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
5 3
1 1
5 3
1 1
6 3
3 2
2 1
1 1
1 1
2 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
4 2
1 1
1 1
1 1
Name. Shares. Votes.
Lewis, W. L
Loftin, Joel
Long, William S
Loyall, Geo. R
Mallison, T. H
Manly, Matt
Mathews, Mrs. W. J
Mayfield, Robert Hay
McCoy, Wm. S
McCoy, L. W
McDowell, Charles S
McGowan, J. C. & S. F
McGowan, John S
Meadows, Wade
Meadows, E. H., Jr
Meadows, Sarah L
Metts, W. P
Metts, Mrs. S. E
Mewborne, Estate of Jno. F
Miller, Alexander
Mitchell, F. G
Moore, R. W
Moore, W. H
Morehead, J. L
Moseley, H. E
Moseley, Mrs. H. E
Moseley, Wiley T
Moye, Macon
Nason, Albert M
Nunn, R. A
Oettinger, David
Oliver, C. Wooten
Oglesby, Mrs. Mary L
Palmer, A. B
Parker, David
Parker, T. B
Parrot, Jno. A
Parrot, James M
Patterson, Mrs. Margaret M
Patrick, D. W
Perry, D. E
Perry, B. L., Admr. of S. S. Becton
Perry, J. W
Perkins, Miss Annie
Peterson, J. E
Pollock, Kate
Potter, J. H., Sr
Powell, D. A
Primrose, C. S
Primrose, H. S
Primrose, R. S
Reed, Pattie S
Rexford, Geo. C
Richardson, H. V
Roberts, G. H
Roberts, Mrs. Lavinia E
Robinson, Geo. Jno
Rodman, William B., Jr., Trustee
Rosenthal, Elizabeth
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4 2
1 1
4 2
33 9
2 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
2 1
2 1
1 1
4 2
3 2
3 2
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
3 2
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
5 • 3
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
12 6
4 2
1 1
1 1
4 2
2 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
2 1
4 2
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
2 1
2 1
Name. Shares. Votes.
Rouse, Thos. R - 1 1
Rouse, N. J 1 1
Rouse, Mrs. Mattie R 1 1
Rountree, Albert E 2 1
Russell, Levi T 1 1
Russell, R. A 1 1
Sanderlin, Georgia 3 2
Sanderlin, Rosalie 4 2
Salyear, Samuel 1 1
Saunders, E. W 1 1
Simmons, E. M 1 1
Smith, Mrs. Estelle T 1 1
Smith, Jno. L 1 1
Smith, W. H 1 1
Spicer, Miss Clara 1 1
Spilman, B. W 5 3
Stanton, D. M 1 1
State of North Carolina 12666 300
Stanley, E. R 1 1
Stanley, W. F 1 1
Steadman, J. H 1 1
Stewart, J. W 4 2
Street, N. H 1 1
Sutton, Frederick I., Sr 7 4
Sutton, Frederick I., Jr 1 1
Sutton, E. L 1 1
Sutton, William 2 1
Swindell, J. H 1 1
Taylor, J. F 1 1
Taylor, R. W 3 2
Taylor, W. T 1 1
Thomas, Wm. G 1 1
Tolson, Finetta 1 1
Tomlinson, L. A 1 1
Uzzell, T. A 5 3
Wadsworth, Sarah E 1 1
Wagner, J. R 1 1
Walker, Grizella J 1 1
Walker, R. M 1 1
Walker, Farrar & Co 1 1
Washington, George 5 3
Waters, W. R., Estate of 1 1
Waters, Hy. Sr 1 1
Watkins, B. B 1 1
Watkins, J. C 1 1
Webb, W. M 1 1
West, N. W 1 1
West, Annie A 1 1
Weyher, Charlotte W 1 1
Whitford, Bessie 3 2
Whitford, Clark 1 1
Whitford, John D 1 1
Whitford, Mary Vann 2 1
Whitford, Reid 2 1
Whithurst, F. H 6 3
Williamson, Wm. H 5 3
Willis, T. C 1 1
Wilson, Thos 3 2
Wilson, W. S 2 1
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Name. Shares. Votes.
Wilson, Mrs. Mary R 1 1
Wood, Dempsey, Estate of 5 3
Woodard, Fannie R 1 1
Woodard, John E 1 1
Woodard, Graham 1 1
Woodard, Mrs. R. E - 1 1
Wooten, C. S 3 2
Wooten, Eliza R 2 1
Wooten, Ray 2 1
Wooten, Edwin B 1 1
Wooten, Mrs. E. R. & Marston E. B 1 1
Wrenn, T. F 1 1
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