anaheim-gazette 1908-03-05

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Mr. Sherwood called up the following amendment to the by-laws, introduced at the last annual meeting: WHEREAS, Sec. 1, Art. 1, of the by-laws states that "each share of stock in the A.U.W. company shall represent an acre or fraction of an acre of land," with the plain inference that each block of stock of said company shall be located and used upon land in the district in the proportion of not less than one share of stock to the acre of land; and Whereas, the practice of renting stock as authorized by rule 20 of the rules and regulations of the company, has grown to such proportions as to seriously disturb the just and equitable distribution of the burden of payment of the expenses of the company by enabling those whose land is stocked in a less proportion than is provided for in said Sec. 1, Art. 1, of the by-laws, to make up the deficiency by renting stock for single runs; and WHEREAS, it seems just, equitable and desirable that the principle, interest, intent and purpose of said Sec. 1, Art. 1, of said by-laws be enforced so far as may be possible and expedient. Therefore be it Resolved, that rule 26 of the rules and regulations of the company be rescinded; and that there be enacted in its place the following rule, to-wit: "Water shall be delivered upon stock only upon the tract of land on which it is located, provided however that stockholders owning or leasing two or more tracts of land within the district may use their stock upon any of them, and Resolved, that the operation of said rule be suspended until March 1, 1908." Attorney Melrose said originally the company adhered to the rule of locating stock upon land and selling water upon stock to each particular parcel of land. Latterly the rule had not been lived up to, until at present no one seems to pay any attention to it. Mr. Krick showed from the books that the renting of stock the past run amounted to 400 shares, which increased the length of the run one day. A. T. Pendleton moved, after a lengthy discussion, that it be the sense of the meeting that the rule be adopt- should be deferred until new cheaper. H. H. Hale said he wishes holders to know precisely what stood upon this matter. "If sition to float bonds is voted on said, 'I shall vote for an asses $4 a share each year to pay company's indebtedness. If I want that kind of an assessment support me with your votes.'" Messrs. Sherwood, Gilman, Melrose, Porter, McHale, Crowther, Kellogg and discussed the question, and itally moved by Mr. Chapman, by Mr. McLauchlin, that it sense of the meeting that the refund its indebtedness by bonds in amount of $300,000 not to exceed 6 per cent interest. The motion prevailed unanimid long-continued applause. Mr. Crowther, speaking to all friends during the ensuing conversation, said a creditor company who held its note for recently asked a raise in the rate from 6 to 8 per cent. The pany had his money ready for five minutes. "Shall the company issue 200 of treasury stock at $50 per share apply the proceeds to reduce indebtedness?" H. C. Kellogg thought the company should do so, maintaining the could by little expense increase supply during the period of summer as to meet all requirements He considered the sale of 2000 of stock one of the most advanced things now before the stockhold. However the meeting did not inclined to consider the sale large block of new stock light the question was passed to permit logg to read a report upon the Yorba reservoir, as well as pacity and merits as an adjunct company's irrigating facilities remarks will be found in a column. Mr. Krick gave figures from books showing increased water as follows: In May, 1906, amounted to $3944. In the same ing stock upon land and selling water upon stock to each particular parcel of land. Latterly the rule had not been lived up to, until at present no one seems to pay any attention to it. Mr. Krick showed from the books that the renting of stock the past run amounted to 400 shares, which increased the length of the run one day. A. T. Pendleton moved, after a lengthy discussion, that it be the sense of the meeting that the rule be adopted. The motion was seconded by H. C. Kellogg and others. B. F. Porter stood out against the adoption of the rule, and moved it lay on the table. Mr. Hale, who warmly championed the rule, asked Porter as a personal favor to withdraw his motion to table. The motion to table was temporarily withdrawn, but after a further discussion it was apparent the meeting was not ready for the new rule, and the same was finally laid on the table. "Shall the company issue bonds in the amount of $300,000 to retire call loans?" The chair said the company's indebtedness was $270,000; of this $195,000 was in short-time loans subject to call at any time. He asked whether the stockholders would approve the issue of 20 year bonds to refund the company's indebtedness. B. F. Porter expressed the opinion that the present time was not auspicious for floating a bond issue advantageously. He personally knew where the company could get a considerable amount of money on its note, and he had no doubt the amount could be largely increased if necessary. He thought the question of bonding However the meeting did not inclined to consider, the sale of large block of new stock light, the question was passed to permit logg to read a report upon them, the Yorba reservoir, as well as pacity and merits as an adjunct company’s irrigating facilities remarks will be found in a column. Mr. Krick gave figures from books showing increased water as follows: In May, 1906, amounted to $3944. In the same last year sales increased to $448 in June following to $5489. The meeting proved to be characterized by good-feeling throughout at 5 o'clock, when the meeting journed, the slight diversion of morning was forgotten. SECRETARY KRICK'S OFFICIAL RESPONDING Anaheim, Cal., Feb. 29, This being the day for the adjournment of stockholders of the Bethlehem Union Water Co., Presidency Wm. Crowther called the meeting order at 10 o'clock a.m. On roll there were found to be presidents representing 1646 of stock either in person or by pencil there being 8004 shares of stock ed and it requiring 4003 shares to a quorum the president declared a quorum was not present and therefore no business could be done. It was moved by F. B. Dunham seconded by C. F. McFadden that meeting stand adjourned until the Saturday in March. It was moved in amendment that meeting adjourn until the date of annual election in 1908. A vote being taken the amendments was lost. The original motion then adopted and the meeting was declared adjourned. P. H. KRICK, Secy. After the adjournment an informal meeting of all stockholders present was held for the purpose of discussion the affairs of the company. President Crowther brought up for discussion and consideration various questions which he considered salient points and of vital interest to the company. After considerable discussion upon the question of Litigation it was moved by A. T. Pendleton, and seconded by O. des Granges, resolved, "That it is the sense of the stockholders here assembled that the action of the Board of Directors in defending our riparian rights up the River be and the same is hereby approved." A vote being taken the motion was unanimously carried. The following report of the anti-renting committee appointed by the board of directors was submitted to the meeting for consideration. [The resolution will be found elsewhere in the report of the meeting.] Moved by A. T. Pendleton, seconded by H. C. Kellogg that it is the sense of this meeting that the report of the anti-renting committee be endorsed. Carried. Moved by H. H. Hale, seconded by Dan I. Keller, that it is the sense of the stockholders that the bylaws be so amended as to make the stock appurtenant to the land. On motion of B. F. Porter, seconded by O. des Granges, the foregoing proposed resolution was placed on table. The matter of rebonding the company was brought up and discussed. Various stockholders spoke upon the question of rebonding the company. On motion of C. C. Chapman seconded by Wm. McLauchlin that it is the sense of this meeting that the Directors Hale said he wished stockholders know precisely where he is in this matter. "If the proposed boat bonds is voted down," he will vote for an assessment of each year to pay off the indebtedness. If you don't kind of an assessment, don't be with your votes." Sherwood, Gilman, Chaprose, Porter, McLauchlin, Wether, Kellogg and others question, and it was financed by Mr. Chapman, seconded by Laughlin, that it be the meeting that the company indebtedness by floating amount of $300,000, bearing 6 per cent interest. The company prevailed unanimously, continued applause. Other, speaking to a coterie during the ensuing buzz of news, said a creditor of the no held its note for $13,500 needed a raise in the interest to 8 per cent. The company money ready for him in. The company issue 2000 shares stock at $50 per share, and proceeds to reducing the costs? Kellogg thought the company must maintaining the company little expense increase its long period of scarcity in order to meet all requirements. And the sale of 2000 shares of the most advantageous before the stockholders. The meeting did not seem consider the sale of this new stock lightly, and was passed to permit Kelia report upon the cost of servoir, as well as its caverits as an adjunct to the irrigating facilities. His bill be found in another gave figures from his increased water sales. In May, 1906, sales $3944. In the same month tenant to the land. On motion of B. F. Porter, seconded by O. desGranges, the foregoing proposed resolution was placed on table. The matter of rebonding the company was brought up and discussed. Various stockholders spoke upon the question of rebonding the company. On motion of C. C. Chapman seconded by Wm. McLauchlin that it is the sense of this meeting that the Directors of the "Anaheim Union Water Co. should take steps toward the issuing of bonds to the amount of $300,000.00 to pay off the present floating indebtedness and also the present bonds, and that the said bonds be sold for cash and at not less than their face value and at a rate of interest not to exceed 6 per cent." H. C. Kellogg, C. E., addressed the meeting upon the question of the Yorba dam and reservoir. He stated that a number of the best engineers and most skilled and experienced in dam construction in the United States have visited and inspected the dam both during construction and since completion and that it has been approved in an unqualified manner. He further stated that the present leakage is very slight and that at no time since its completion has it leaked or seeped through the dam more than five and one half inches and that having been during rainy weather and when there was 30 feet of water in the reservoir. The secretary reported that the books of the company show larger deliveries of water during the past three years, during the months of summer than ever before in the history of the A. U. W. Co. On motion the meeting adjourned. P. H. Krick, Secy. Miss Lillian Clabaugh celebrated her sixteenth birthday on Friday evening, when a nice supper was discussed by all. The evening was passed with games. Perolin makes clean sweeping, no dust. Nagle has it. Walter Luther left this week for Porterville to reside. CASH for your Property. Real Estate and business chances any notice is hereby given to the First National Bank of that annual meeting of said board of directors to serve during year, and for transacting such as may come before the meeting fee 65¢ Tuesday, March 10 at 3 o'clock, p.m., for the purpose board of directors to serve during year, and for transacting such as may come before the meeting fee 65¢ Los Alamitos A shower this morning hundredths rainfall is just needed to sprout beet seed acreage of about 4,000 acres been planted for this factory. A total of eighty seven acres contracted for and tennage of seventy-five tha is what the farmers have on account of the perfect modifications of this winter. Wpective crop marketed and seed is in the ground and at price for the season on the ing their contract. Some o lowest beet raisers who are for benefits following in the beet sugar factory are: Montana Land company Lawrence agricultural co acres, B. L. Draper 100 acres Kavanaugh 140 acres, J. 130 acres, Von Steenberg and 115 acres, Bert Holt 100 acres Ables 110 acres, A. Anderson E. Hooker 100 acres, Holt berry 170 acres, Valenzue 160 acres, D. D. William Frank Baeyens 265 acres, T. 110 acres, C. E. Price 125 acres, F. Woodin 110 acres Parshall 100 acres, K. Ikeda J. J. Garrison 100 acres, W 100 acres, S. D. Sutton 181 acres McComber 185 acres Lawson Riva 120 acres Golden West Produce Co. 145 acres. The Osmos process of lash run is about through. There increasing demand for one of products from sugar making process molasses thrown off origin the meeting did not seem consider the sale of this of new stock lightly, and was passed to permit Kel-a report upon the cost of servoir, as well as its ca-erits as an adjunct to the arranging facilities. His be found in another gave figures from his increased water sales, In May, 1906, sales $3944. In the same month is increased to $4423 and moving to $5489. proved to be character-feeling throughout, and when the meeting ad-light diversion of the forgotten. RICK'S OFFICIAL REPORT him, Cal., Feb. 29, 08. the day for the adjourned stockholders of the Ana-Water Co., President called the meeting to lock a.m. On call of the found to be present representing 1646 shares in person or by proxy. 2004 shares of stock issu-ring 4003 shares to make president declared that not present and that business could be done. led by F. B. Dunham and F. McFadden that the adjourned until the last march. in amendment that the until the date of an-1908. taken the amendment original motion was sixteenth birthday on Friday evening, when a nice supper was discussed by all. The evening was passed with games. Perolin makes clean sweeping, no dust. Nagle has it. Walter Luther left this week for Porterville to reside. CASH for your Property. Real Estate and business chances, anything salable. 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