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Proceedings of Last Meetings.
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To the Stockholders
at their
64th Annual Meeting
held at
Morehead City, N. C,
Thursday, August 8th, 1918,
Proceedings of Last Meetings.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE SIXTY-THIRD ANNUAL
MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
ATLANTIC AND NORTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Morehead City, N. 0., August 9th, 1917.
The Sixty-third Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad Company is held at
Morehead City, North Carolina, on the first Thursday after
the first Monday in August, 1917, it being the 9th day of
said month, at 12 o'clock, noon.
The meeting is called to order by R. A. Nunn, the Presi-dent
of the Company, and George Green, of New Bern, is
requested to act as temporary Secretary.
The Proxy Committee, through D. Oettinger, of Kinston,
submit the following report, which is read, and, on motion
of L. H. Cutler, unanimously adopted, to-wit
:
Morehead City, N. C, August 9th, 1917.
We, your Proxy Committee, beg leave to report that we find 17,928
shares of stock representee! in person and by proxy, entitled to 1,137
votes, as follows:
Shares. "Votes
State of North Carolina, by T. C. Etheridge, Proxy 12,666 300
Dempsey Wood, Proxy 5.014 784
L H. Cutler, Person .
, 7 4
D. Oettinger, Person 1 1
George P. Folk, Person 5 3
R. A. Nunn, Person 5 3
E. C. Duncan, Person 10 4
D. W. Patrick, Person 5 3
C. E. Foy, Person 5 3
Dempsey Wood, Person 5 3
N. J. Rouse, Person 1 1
Pamlico County, Proxy 202 27
17,928 1137
Respectfully submitted,
D. OETTINGER,
J. M. ALLEN,
Proxy Committee.
On motion E. C. Duncan is elected permanent Chairman,
and George Green permanent Secretary.
The President, R. A. Nunn, reads his Annual Report to the
meeting.
On motion of L. H. Cutler, the reading of the minutes of
the last Annual and Special Meeting, and the reports of other
officers and Committees are dispensed with, the same having
been printed and distributed among the stockholders.
T. C. Etheridge, State Proxy, announces the appointment
of the following Directors on the part of the State, to-wit
:
Charles S. Wallace, of Carteret County.
Thomas G. Hyman, of Craven County.
J. K. Dixon, of Jones County.
D. C. McCotter, of Pamlico County.
Charles E. Taylor, of New Hanover County.
W. B. Drake, of Wake County.
W. H. McElwee, of Wake County.
Nominations for Directors on the part of the private stock-holders
being declared in order, the following are placed in
nomination by C. E. Foy, to-wit
:
Dempesey Wood, of Lenoir County.
L. H. Cutler, of Craven County.
George P. Folk, of Wake County.
Daniel W. Patrick, of Greene County.
There being no other nominations, on motion, the Secre-tary
is directed to cast the entire vote represented by the pri-vate
Stockholders for the above named gentlemen, which is
accordingly done, and they each receiving 837 votes are de-clared
duly elected.
Nominations for members of the Finance Committee on the
part of the Stockholders being declared in order, the follow-ing
are placed in nomination by Dempsey Wood, to-wit:
R. G. Hodges, of Lenoir County.
George Green, of Craven County.
G. H. Roberts, of Craven County. ,
There being no other nominations, on motion, the Secre-tary
is directed to cast the entire vote represented in the meet-ing
for the above named gentlemen, which is accordingly
done, and thev each receiving 1137 votes are declared duly
elected.
Nominations for Proxy Committee being declared in order,
the following are placed in nomination by Demsey Wood,
to-wit
:
D. Oettinger, of Lenoir County.
W. G. Jones, of Lenoir County.
P. M. Pearsall, of Craven County.
O. A. Kafer, of Craven County.
C. L. Ives, of Craven County.
There being no other nominations, on motion, the Secre-tary
is instructed to cast the entire vote represented in the
meeting for the above named gentlemen, which is accordingly
done, and they each receiving 1137 votes are declared duly
elected.
On motion of C. E. Eoy, the next Annual Meeting of the
stockholders was ordered held at Morehead City on the First
Thursday after the first Monday in August, 1918, at 12
o'clock, noon.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
E. C. Duncan, Chairman,
George Green, Secretary.
PRESIDENT'S REPORT.
New Bern, N. C, August 8, 1918.
To the Stockholders of the Atlantic and North Carolina Rail-road
Company;
Gentlemen: The fiscal year just ending has been one of
momentous happenings in railroad circles, the world over.
Unprecedented conditions have induced unusual actions
—
actions well nigh revolutionary as measured by the rules and
customs of the generations passed.
We meet to consider matters affecting the Atlantic & North
Carolina Railroad, which is the property of us and those we
legally represent, and yet, we find ourselves with practically
no authority over our property and—for the first time—re-quired
to pay for transportation over our own lines when
transacting the business of the road, even when inspecting it
(under terms of the lease) to assure ourselves of the com-pliance
on part of the lessees with the'- terms of the said lease.
The situation is anomalous and is only tolerable under the
plea of Governmental exigency, of dire National need.
This plea ought not to be made unless it serves a real, valid
purpose in an hour of urgent need.
As matters now stand, we are two degrees removed from
our property and the authority now operating the road (the
Federal Authorities) does not hold itself bound in the least
by the contract between lessor and lessee.
As a consequence, considerations of the lease as legally bind-ing
as the money consideration are ignored and we are told
that our sole chance for redress lies in damage suits against
the lessee company.
The lessee is willing and anxious to discharge its full duty
as fixed by the contract, the lease, but the Federal officials
decline to permit it.
I am, as you will of course understand, referring to the mat-ter
of free transportation, which under the contract with lessee
company certain officials of the A. & N. C. R. R. Company
are entitled to.
The rental provided in the lease is not large when the pres-ent
and prospective value of our road is considered.
To relieve the road of its further obligations fixed in the
lease or failure on part of Government Agencv now operating
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the road to respect and comply with these other obligations,
which are legally binding in the courts of North Carolina,
will not tend to inspire a wholesome degree of respect for the
Federal administration of this road.
Upon assuming control of the road, the Director General
called for the return of the passes held by the officers of the
Lessor (A. & N. C. Co.) and under date February 15th Pres-ident
Young of the Norfolk-Southern, pursuant to this order
of the Director General, called for the return of all passes
held by officials of the A. & N. C. R. R. Co. over the lines of
the Norfolk-Southern or over other roads, issued by courtesy
or through exchange.
Under date February 22, 1918, President Young of the
N.-S. wired me that Director General had ordered that no
passes, either inter-state or intra-state should be issued unless
authorized by the Inter-State Commerce Act and that the
Inter-State Commerce Commission had ruled that officials of
non-operating roads are not entitled to passes.
It can thus be seen that, under plea of war conditions, all
roads, whether inter-state or intra-state, are merged into one
system.
By one stroke of the pen a fiction is given the semblance
of fact and the rights of the state are made to wait on the
decisions of those in no way connected with or answerable to
the state.
After conference wTith Governor Bickett over the 'phone, I
went to Washington in company with Mr. T. D. Warren,
former President of the road and Col. Pearsall, Attorney for
the North Carolina Railroad Company, for the purpose of
interviewing the Legal Advisor of the Director General and
endeavoring to have the matter satisfactorily settled and our
rights under the lease protected.
A conference was had with Mr. John Barton Payne, legal
Advisor of the Director General, at which conference it was
learned that Mr. Payne was advising the Director General
that he need pay no attention to contracts between lessor and
lessee companies, these matters being purely for settlement,
or litigation between the companies.
Growing out of this conference, he later suggested that a
settlement could be had upon the basis of valuing the passes
and having the passes issued with an understanding with the
Norfolk-Southern that the value of these passes be charged
against that company in settlement of rent.
Pursuant to this suggestion I called a meeting in my office,
in the early part of April, of all officers and committeemen
who, under our charter and laws are entitled to passes.
Moderate estimates were placed on the value of these passes
and the aggregate amount ($1,000.00) was submitted to the
Norfokl-Soutkern Railroad Company.
Acting upon the suggestion of those present at this meeting,
I went to Norfolk and had a very pleasant conference with
President Young, who seemed altogether willing to furnish
the transportation and very eager to maintain friendly rela-tions
with the lessor company and its officers but stoutly op-posed
to the suggestion of Mr. Payne that his company be
charged with the value of the passes, saying, among other
things, that the Government should carry out these obligations
as well as others which it had assumed to do upon taking over
the road.
Thus the matter now stands and the contract of lease is
only partially complied with.
Your officers have sought relief through every avenue which
seemed available.
Unless Director General McAdoo, himself, interposes no
relief is likely to come.
Another matter of importance growing out of the lease is
that of the insurance of the property of the company.
According to the terms of the lease, the lessee is required to
keep the properly of lessor insured in an aggregate amount of
not less than Sixty Thousand Dollars ($60",00d).
Acting under authority of an act of Congress entitled :
—
"An act to provide for the operation of transportation systems
while under Federal control," &c.—approved March 21, 1918,
the Director General issued an order on May 16, 1918, in-structing
carriers not to renew any expiring insurance cover-ing
property in Federal control.
President Young wrote me in reference to this matter, ask-ing,
in view of the act of Congress and the Director General's
instructions pursuant thereto, if our road would insist upon
the lessee taking out insurance according to terms of the lease.
I wrote to the Legal Advisor, Mr. Payne, and his answer
assured me that the Government was then making standard
contracts with roads under Federal control whereby the Gov-ernment
assumed the responsibility of making good fire losses'.
This information I have communcated to President Young
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with the statement that during the interim—from now until
the fire insurance contracts referred to by Mr. Payne are com-pleted—
this road would hold the Norfolk-Southern liable
under the covenant of insurance.
Litigation is still pending between the city of Kinston and
the Norfolk-Southern and the Atlantic & North Carolina
Railroad Companies wherein the said city is seeking to col-lect
a special assessment for street paving along side the track
of the company in that city.
The Norfolk-Southern, through its Attorney, Col. Rodman,
has agreed with us, through our attorney, Mr. Warren, to
jointly with us defend the suit and leave the ultimate liability
as between the two companies to be determined later, if decis-ion
is adverse to the roads.
Information as to the physical condition of the road, build-ings
and equipment is furnished in the report of our expert.
As to financial matters, the reports of the Secretary-Treas-urer,
Finance Committee and Auditor will inform you.
To these reports I respectfully refer you.
In. the hope that the coming year may afford an agreeable
solution to the vexatious problems of the past year, I respect-fully
submit this, my annual report.
S. M. BEiNsoisr, President.
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Goldsboro, N. C., July 20, 1917.
To the President and Board of Directors of the Atlantic and
ISTorth Carolina Railroad Company.
Gentlemen: I submit herewith statement of receipts and
disbursements as Secretary-Treasurer of said Railroad Com-pany,
for the fiscal year ending June 30th, 1918, including
balance in hand as per last report
:
JUNE 30, 1918.
Receipts.
Balance on hand $ 1,887 . 02
Cash from N.-S. R. R., July, 1917, rental 26,958 .00
Cash from N.-S'. R. R. January, 1918, rental 26,958.00
Cash from Organization fund 1,200 . 00
Cash from rent Beaufort building 240.00
Interest on N. C. Bonds 160 . 00
Interest on deposits 46.66
$57,449.68
Disbursements.
Cash paid President, salary $ 100 . 00
Cash paid Secretary-Treasurer, salary . 466.70
Cash paid Expert, salary 100 . 00
Cash paid Attorney, salary 50 . 00
Cash paid Secretary-Treasurer, extra by directors 100.00
Cash paid Attorney J. H. Davis, part salary 25.00
Cash paid Directors 379 . 46
Cash . paid Finance Committee 10 . 00
Cash paid Proxy Committee 10.00
Cash paid Printing and Stationery 100 . 62
Cash paid premium, Treasurer's bond 60 . 00
Cash paid Stenographer 10 . 00
Cash paid G. E. Stanley, Clerical work: 10.00
Cash paid W. E. Skarren, plumbing Beaufort building... 65.00
Cash paid taxes on Beaufort building, 1917-1918 94.10
Cash paid R. A. Nunn, extra service and account 54.56
Cash paid for recording mortgage . 74 . 65
Cash paid office and store rent 125.00
Cash paid freight and drayage on old books, etc., from
Beaufort to Goldsboro 35 . 75
Cash paid Secretary's expense account 12.37
Cash paid R. A. Nunn, extra service as President 50.00
Cash paid S. M. Brinson, expenses to Washington...... 25.50
Cash paid T. A. Warren, expenses1 to Washington 24.00
Cash paid Int. Rev. Taxes (penalty) Dec. 18, 1916 288.45
Paid dividends declared in 1892 2.00
Paid dividends declared in 1893 2 . 00
Paid dividends declared in 1894 2 . 00
Paid dividends declared in 1896 2 . 00
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Paid dividends declared in 1S97 1.00
Paid dividends declared in 1898 4.00
Paid dividends declared in 1899 4 . 00
Paid dividends declared in 1904 2 . 00
Paid dividends declared in 1905 3.00
Paid dividends declared in 1906 5.00
Paid dividends declared in 1907 6.75
Paid dividends declared in 1908 9 . 00
Paid dividends declared in 1909 6 . 00
Paid dividends declared in 1910 6 . 00
Paid dividends declared in 1911.., 6.00
Paid dividends declared in 1912 6.00
Paid dividends declared in 1913 7.50
Paid dividends declared in 1914 . ., 6 . 00
Paid dividends declared in 1915 7.50
Paid dividends declared in 1916 ,.
.
16.50
Paid dividends declared in January, 1917 21.00
Paid dividends declared in July, 1917 26,830.50
Paid dividends declared in January, 1918 26.792.50
$56,019.41
Less amount refunded by N.-S'. R. R. for recording
Mortgage $74 . 65
Less amount paid G. P. Folk voucher not returned 4.64
—
79.29
$56,940.12
Balance in hand July 1, 1918 1,509.56
Total $ 57,449 . 68
Respectfully submitted,
T. W. Sloctjmb, Treasurer,
REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE.
To the Stockholders of the Atlantic and North Carolina Rail-road
Company.
Gentlemen : We, the undersigned members of your Finance
Committee, for and in behalf of said committee have this day
audited the books of T. W. Slocumb, the Secretary-Treasurer
of your Company, for the period from July 1st, 1917, to
June 30th, 1918, inclusive and submit the following report
of receipts and disbursements as shown by the books of said
Secretary-Treasurer, for the period named, to-wit:
Balance on hand Jurist, 1917 $ 1,887.02
Receipts from all sources July 1st, 1917, to June 30th, 1918,
inclusive $ 55,562 . 66
Total $57,449.68
There has been disbursed as evidenced by approved vouch-ers
submitted to us by the Secretary-Treasurer during the
period July 1st, 1917 to June 30th, 1918, inclusive, as fol-lows:
Dividends paid Stockholders $ 53,748.25
General expenses '. 2,191 . 87
Total $ 55,940 . 12
Balance on hand July 1st, 1918 $ 1,509 . 56
Of the above balance of $1,509.56 we find there is on de-posit
in the Wayne National Bank of Goldsboro, on open ac-count,
to the credit of the A. & N. C. Railroad Co., Organiza-tion
account, the sum of $250.06 and in the said Bank on
deposit on open account to the credit of the Atlantic and North
Carolina Railroad Co., the sum of $259.50, making a total of
$509.56.
The Secretary-Treasurer also holds from said Wayne Na-tional
Bank a 4 per cent, interest bearing certificate for
$1,000.00 dated June 24th, 1918, the aggregate amount of
the two deposits on open account, and the interest bearing
certificate being $1,509.56.
We further find that the Secretary-Treasurer has deposited
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with the said Wayne National Bank 4 per cent interest bear-ing
bonds of the State of North Carolina amounting to $4,-
000.00, the property of your Company.
All of which is respectfully submitted,
George Green,,
R. G. Hodges,
Finance Committee.
EXPERTS' REPORT.
To the Stockholders of the Atlantic and North Carolina Rail-road
Company.
Gentlemen : We, the undersigned Experts, representing the
Lessor and Lessee, report that we made the annual inspection
of the roadbed, depot buildings and shops, on the 23rd instant,
and that we found the condition of same such as to meet the re-quirements
of the lease.
The Trestles and Bridges are in good safe condition, and
necessary repairs have been made to the important depot plat-forms.
There is now in operation, between Goldsboro and Falling
Creek, a ditching and grading machine that is leaving the
roadbed in good condition.
We show below detailed statement of betterments and im-provements,
together with the cost of same, for the fiscal year
ending July 1st, 1918.
IMPROVEMENTS ON A. & N. C. R. R.
12 MONTHS—FISCAL YEAR 1917-1918.
SIDE TRACKS:
Constructed: Date
Name. Installed.
T. B. Jenkins Tobacco Co. 8-27-17
Crossover (E. Center St.) 1-31-17
Goldsboro Lumber Co.. .11-20-17
Almeta Sdg.(L I. Moore) .10-18-17
Dockbam Sdg. (M. & B.) 9- 1-17
N. C. Shipbuilding Co 2-22-18
Total constructed 3535 $6175.43
Removed:
Dray Track 9-30-17 Goldsboro, N. C. 324
Dill Siding 11- 7-17 937 feet W.34 M.P. 400
Maxwell Siding 10-13-17 684 feet E. 37M.P. 471
Private Car Siding 10-18-17 2016 ft. E. 94 M.P. 257
Yard Track 2-20-18 Morebead 1180
Total Removed 2632
SUMMARY OF SIDINGS*.
Side Tracks constructed 3535 Lin. Feet
Side Tracks removed 2632 Lin. Feet
Net increase 993 Lin. Feet
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S. P. to End
Location Length-feet. Cost.
Goldsboro, N C... 621 $2014.28
Goldsboro, N. c,
.
185 694 .06
107 feetW. 32 M.P. 250 324 ,89
922 feet W.54 M.P. 257 366, sc
634 feet E. 83 M.P. 1042 1803 .82
Morebead 1180 972. 02
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TIB RENEWALS.
Cross Ties:
Main Line 24,919
Side Tracks 1,894
Total 26,813
Swith Ties : Total Sets 29
LUMBER USED.
Pt.B.M. Value.
Goldsboro, N. C, Cotton Warehouse and Platform. 14,533 $ 371.65
Kinstan, N. C., Track Scales 2,093 53.89
Neuse River Trestle '33,438 873.55
Station Platform 19,381 536 . 30
Street Crossings 3,766 100.10
New Bern, N. C, Union Station 19,063 301 . 18
Trent River Trestle 32,482 860.43
Trent River Warehouse 9,065 241.49
Piers 49,600 1360.36
Engine Pits : 2,967 102.27
Street Crossings 13,702 334 . 91
Morehead City, N. C, Trestle 16,764 488 . 32
Atlantic Hotel 18,471 4S6 . 59
Miscellaneous Track Scales 2,568 66 . 92
Stations and Platforms 13,931 365 . 06
Drawbridge Tenders' Houses 4,312 106.99
Water Stations 1,699 44.58
Trestles (16) Repaired 30,258 1181.66
Totals 288,093 $7876.25
PILES USED.
Lin. Feet. Value.
Trestles—Morehead City, N. C 3095 $835.65
Wharves—New Bern, N. C 1330 359 . 10
Totals 4425 $1194.75
MISCELLANEOUS.
LaGrange, N. C—Station Toilet (outhouse) $ 61.01
Kinston, N. C.—Track Scales moved to new location, re-built
and placed on concrete foundation 479.39
New Bern, N. C.—Trent River Draw Tender House 959.59
Morehead City, N. C.—Atlantic Hotel, repairs and improve-ments
1062.93
Respectfully submitted,
A. E. Rotintree,
Expert Atlantic & uSTorth Carolina R. R. Co.
F, L. Xicholsox,
Expert Xorfolk-Southeni Railroad Co.
ATLANTIC AND NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD,
GOLDSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA, STOCK
OUTSTANDING JULY 1st. 1918.
Name. Shares. Vote.
Andrews, A. B 1 1
A. C. L. of Connecticut • 11 5
Arendell, B., Estate 1 1
Aycock, Charles B., Estate 1 1
Avery, W. D 2 1
Allen, James M 2 1
Bailey, J. D. W 1 1
Bell, C. C 1 1
Bell, Mary F 1 1
Best, M. J 1 1
Bizzell, J W. Estate 1 1
Bizzell, K. E. Estate 7 4
Bizzell, M. E 1 1
Boney, D. E 1 1
Boney, W. J 1 1
Borden, E. B . . 2 1
Bryan, James A 4 2
Bryan, Washington . 34 10
Bryan, C. S., Tr. V. McW - 3 2
Bryan, C S. Tr. M. S 3 2
Booth, B. V., Jr 1 1
Booth, L. g 1 1
Baxter, James J 1 1
Brooks, F. F 1 1
Barwick, John H 1 1
Bell, D. S 1 1
Bowden, B. J 1 1
Bradham, CD 5 3
Briggs, Beulah S 4 2
Clark, W. W. Estate 1 1
Clark, H. J B. Estate 1 1
Caho, W. T. Estate 1 1
Carraway, Kate L 1 1
Carraway, L. E 2 1
Chapin, Wm. H. Estate 1 1
Cobb, W. H., Jr 1 1
Collier, Wm. O. Estate 1 1
Cox, James G 1 1
Cox, James W , 2 1
Crawford, G. E 1 1
Crawford, James S ,, 1 1
Crawford, Mary L " 1 1
Cutler, B B 1 1
Cutler, L." H 7 4
Cutler, L. H., Tr. L. H., Jr 1 1
Cutler, Fannie 2 1
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Name. Shares. Vote.
Chadwick, Mrs. M. F 10 5
Chadwick, Annie D 1 1
Chadwick, W. W 10 5
Chadwick, W. S 5 3
County of Craven 1293 136
County of Pamlico 202 27
Crabtree, George E 3 2
Clark, Mrs. W. T 6 3
Cutler, L. H., Tr. L. C. Roberts 1 1
Cutler, L. H., Tr. R. H. Winston 1 1
Cutler, Laura D 1 1
Daniels, Mary C 1 1
Daniels, Ruby B 1 1
Davis, A. C., Jr.": 5 3
Davis, George 40 10
Davis, Laura G 1 1
Dees, George 1 1
Dewey, Charles 9 5
Dewey, C, Tr. E. M 1 1
Dewey C, Tr. G. S 1 1
Dewey, C, Tr. T. A 1 1
Dewey, C, Tr Hattie 1 1
Dewey, C, Tr. Hannah 1 1
Dortch, W. T 1 1
Duffy, Walter, Estate 1 1
Duffy, Mrs. M. C 2 1
Duncan, W. B 2 1
Dunn, B. R 5 3
Dunn, Janie 5 3
Dill, S. L 1 1
Dunn, William 1 1
Dunn, William A 5 3
Duncan, Mrs. Alma S 31 9
Drewry, John C 1 1
Davenport, B B 5 3
Duncan, E. C .' 3097 200
Edwards, John W 3 2
Ewell, S. E 1 1
Fife, Jeanie W 1 1
Fairbain, William, Estate 2 1
Fields, Mrs. Bettie 1 1
Fields, Lillian 1 1
Fields, Wheeler M 1 1
Fife, W. P 1 1
Finley, Chas. B 1 1
Fonville, I. B 1 1
Fort, W. B ... 1 1
Foust, J. H 5 3
Foy, A. E 1 1
Foy, Agnes C 6 3
Foy, A. G 1 1
Foy, Claude B 17 7
Foy, Ruby L 1 1
Foy, D. F 1 1
Fulford, W B 1 1
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Name.
Foy, E. A
Foy, H. A ,
Foy, Elizabeth H
Faulkner, Mrs. Mary M
Ferebee, S. W ,
Folk, George P
Foy, C. E
Garner, L. A
Gaskins, N. B., Estate
Gibson, P. H
Giddens, L. D
Giddens, R J
Gordon, J. W
Grantham, J. M
Gray, Mrs. C. L
Green, John C
Green, T. A
Green, George
Guess, W. W
Guion, Mrs. Pattie ,
Guion, O. H ,
Griswold, W. J
Grainger, H. H
Griffin, Louise W ,
Hall, A. E
Hancock, R. D ,
Hancock, Rosamond
Hanks, J. B
Harrison, J. M
Harrison, M. E
Harvey, C. F
Harvey, Charles Felix . .
.
Haton, G. K
Hatch, James R
Henry, Walter
Henry, David P
Henry, Emma J
Hill, I. S1
., Estate
Hilton, Daniel
Horn, A
Howard, J. J
Humphrey, L. W., Estate
Hunter, Wm
Hyman, T. B. Estate
Hutton, P. C
Haywood, Ernest
Holt, S. S
Holt, Richard R
Howland, Richard S ......
.
Harvey, Miss May
Hill, Mrs. Sarah L
Hay, Margaret E
Hood, J. E
Holt, Mrs. Jane G
Hines, Lovet
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Name. Shares. Vote.
Harvey, Mrs. L 1 1
Hyman, T. G 1 1
Hanff, Jno. T., Jr 1 1
Ives, C. L 1 1
Jarvis, J. T. Estate 1 1
Johnson, Alex. 5 3
Jones, Harry 1 1
Jones, T. W 1 1
Jones, W. G 6 3
Joyner, Addie N. 1 1
Joyner, J. Y 3 2
Joyner, Laura 1 1
Joyner, J. Y., Guard. J. W 2 1
Joyner, W. T 2 1
Jackson, J. L.... 1 1
Kornegay, W. P 1 1
Kinsey, R. E 1 1
Latham, C. H. Estate 1 1
Lee, Henry 1 1
Loftin, Joel 1 1
Long, William S 4 2
Latham, J. E 1 1
Long, Mrs. W. M 4 2
Mallison, T. H. Estate 2 1
Manly, Matt 1 1
Moseley, H. E 1 1
McCoy, W. S. Estate 1 1
McDowell, Chas. S 2 1
McGowan, J. C. and S. F 1 1
McGowan, J S 4 2
Meador, S. C 4 2
Metts, W. P. Estate 1 1
Mewborne, John F , 1 1
Miller, Alex., Jr 1 1
Moore, R. W , 1 1
Moore, W. H 1 1
Morehead, J. Lathrop . 1 1
Moye, M., Estate 1 1
Meadows, Wade 3 2
Meadows, E. H., Jr 3 2
Meadows, S'arah L ,.
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1 1
Matthews, Mrs. M. J 1 1
Metts, Sarah E 1 1
Moseley, Mrs H. E 1 1
McCoy, L. W 2 1
Mitchell, F. G 1 1
Nason, A. M 1 1 .
Nunn, R. A 5 3
Oglesby, Mary L 1 1
Ormond, Tsaac F 1 1
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Name. Shares. Vote.
Oliver, J. F 3 2
Oettinger, D ;, 1 1
Potter, J. H, Sr 1 1
Palmer, A. B. Estate 1 1
Parker, T B 1 1
Parrott, Jno. A., Estate 1 1
Patterson, M. W 12 6
Parrott, J. M 1 1
Patrick, D. W 4 2
Perry, D. E. Estate 1 1
Perry, B. L., Administratrix . 1 1
Peterson, J. E 1 1
Pollock, Kate 1 1
Porter, John 1 1
Powell, D. A 1 1
Primrose, C. S. 1 1
Primrose, H. S 1 1
Primrose, R. S 2 1
Perry, J. W 4 2
Perkins, Miss Annie 2 1
Richardson, H. V. Estate 1 1
Rixford, George C 1 1
Roberts, Lavinia E 1 1
Roberts, G. H 1 1
Robinson, George J., Estate 1 1
Rouse, T. R. 1 1
Rouse, N. J 1 1
Russell, L. R 1 1
Russell, R. A 1 1
Rouse, Mrs. Mattie R 1 1
Rountree, Albert E 2 1
Reed, Pattie S 4 2
Sanders, E. W., Estate 1 1
Simmons, F. M. 1 1
Slocumb, J. C., Estate 1 1
Smith, John D 1 1
Smith, W. H. Estate 1 1
Spicer, J. D. Estate 1 1
Stanley, E. R. Estate 1 1
Stanley, W. F • 1 1
Stedman, J. H 1 1
Street, N H 1 1
Sutton, E. L 1 1
Sutton, W. M 2 t
Swindell, J. H 1 1
Sutton, J. W 1 1
Sutton, F. I., Jr 1 1
Stanton, D. M 1 1
Stewart, J. W 4 2
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Sutton, F. 1 7 4
Smith, Mrs. Estelle T : 1 1
Sanderlin, Georgia 3 2
Sanderlin, Rosalie 4 2
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Name. Shares. Vote.
Taylor, R. W 3 2
Taylor, W. T 1 1
Taylor, J. F 1 1
Thomas, W. E 1 1
Tolson, F., Estate 1 1
Tomlinsou, L. A 1 1
Uzzell, T. A 5 3
Wagner, J. R Estate 1 1
Walker, Grizella A 1 1
Walker, R. M 1 1
Washington, George 5 3
Waters, H., Sr 1 1
Waters, W. R 1 1
Watkins, B. B., Tr 1 1
Watkins, J. C 1 1
Webb, W. M 1 1
Williamson, Wm. H 5 3
Walker, Farrar & Co 1 1
Wellons, Mrs. Mary Estate ' 5 3
Whitford, Bessie 3 2
Whitford, Clark 1 1
Whitford, John D , 1 1
Whitehurst, F. H 6 3
Whitford, Mary V 2 1
Wadsworth, Sarah E 1 1
Whitford, Reid 2 1
Wilson, Thos 3 2
Wood, Dempsey 5 3
Wilson, W. S 2 1
Wooten, C. S 3 2
Wooten, S. I. Estate 5 3
Wilson, Mrs. M. R 1 1
Woodard, J. E. ' 1 1
Wooten, Eliza R 2 1
Whitford, Jones 3 2
Wooten, E. B 1 1
West, N. W 1 l
Woodward, Fannie R 1 1
Woodard, Graham 1 1
Woodward, R. E 1 1
West, Annie A. , 1 1
Wrenn, T. F 1 1
Wooten, E. R. and Marston, Mrs. E. B 1 1
Wooten, Ray 2 1
Weyher, Charlotte W 1 1