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Greenville, Columbus & Birmingham Rail
Road
(Now called the
Columbus and Greenville Railway [CAGY])
The following are the annual minutes of
the above named railroad. They
are typed as exactly written. They
have been contributed by
Rich Nichols.
"Minutes of the Annual
Meeting of the Stockholders of the Greenville Columbus and Birmingham Rail Road Company held at Johnson Hall Greenville Miss March 15th 1873. On Motion Mr. S. B. Valliant was called to the chair and J. H. Nichols was requested to act as Secretary. Regulary Moved and seconded that a Committee of Three be appointed to report a list of qualified voters, and the number of votes that each voter is entitled to cast, and also to make a programme for the Election of Directors for the G. C. & B. R. R. Co. for the ensuing year. Carried. and J. Alexander W.A. Percy and J. P. Ball appointed as a Committee. Committee reported the names of those entitled to vote and submitted a programme for carrying on the Election. Report received and Programme adopted. When the following Resolution was offered by W. A. Percy. Resolved that the number of Directors of this Company for the ensueing year be increased to fifteen. Carried. Communications received and read, from Carrolton, Winona and from the Board of Supervisors of Washington County. On Motion Went into an Election for Directors of this Company to serve for the ensueing year. M. Kretschmar (spelling?) and W. A. Everman were appointed tellers to receive and count the votes. Nine hundred and Sixty (960) shares of the Stock were represented and voted with the following result S. B. Valliant 960 votes W. A. Percy 940 votes J. Alaxander 880 votes N. B. Johnson 722 votes W. H. Bolton 956 votes J. P. Ball 956 votes O. Winslow 960 votes W. W. Siddell 960 votes M. H. Tuttle 960 votes O. J. Moore 960 votes H. P. Martin 960 votes H. H. Southworth 952 votes G W. Bowles 960 votes Jas Heathman 960 votes W. A. Everman 20 votes M. Kreschman 64 votes C. P. Huntington 4 votes W. A. Haycraft 178 votes Jno. H. Nelson 120 votes W. A. Percy offered the following Resolution, seconded by D A Butterfield Resolved that we the Stockholders of this Company, heretofore known as the Arkansas City and Grenada Railroad Company have accepted and do hereby accept the Amendments to the Charter of said Company contained in the act of the Mississippi Legislature, Entitled an Act to amend (and) an act Entitled an Act to incorporated the Arkansas City and Grenada Railroad Company. Approved March 5th 1872 (and) Approved March 4th 1873. Carried The President made a verbal report of the
financial condition of the Company J. H. Nichols, Sec
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interest into this part of
LeFlore County history.
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