NP, YE 1/7A/1863

From the Yorkville (S. C.) Enquirer
 
January 7, 1863
 
King's Mountain Railroad
   The Board of Directors of this Company met at Rose's Hotel on the 27th December, at 7 o'clock, P. M., the following members being present:
   W. E. Rose, President; Directors -- W. A. Latta, Robt. Whitesides, G. R. Ratchford, Alfred Craven, and J. B. Withers.
   On motion of G. R. Ratchford, seconded by Robt. Whitesides, it was
   Resolved, That the petition of W. A. Latta be entertained.
   It was passed unanimously, to wit:
   To the President and Directors of the K. M. R. R. Co.: The petition of W. A. Latta shows that the house near the depot, known as the Thomas house, was built on the land of petitioner in gross violation of the terms of his deed to the Company, and said house at present located being a nuisance towards this petitioner, he respectfully asks its removal.
W. A. Latta
   On motion of W. A. Latta, it was,
   Resolved, That a dividend of five per cent. on the capital stock of the Company be paid, at the Treasurer's office in Yorkville, on and after the first day of January next, out of the earnings of the road for the past year.
   The following communication was unanimously received, with regret:
   To the Directors of the K. M. R. R. Co.: 
Gentlemen,
   I resign the office of President of your Company.
W. E. Rose
Dec. 27, 1862
   It was then 
   Resolved, That W. A. Latta, Esq., be unanimously elected President of the King's Mountain Railroad Company, until the next annual meeting of the Stockholders, by the Board of Directors present.
Amount in Treasury $21,248.52
Dividend declared 10,160.00
Balance left in Treasury

$11,088.52

   The above was ordered to be published in the Columbia Guardian and Yorkville Enquirer.
Alfred Craven, Sec'ry

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