Railroads -- United States; Railroads -- United States -- Finance
deal directly with the three companies above named upon the basis of a
continuance of their respective leases at rentals involving no fixed
liability beyond the earning power of the leased line, or on the basis
of a surrender of the said leases, and the cancellation of the traffic
agreement with the Schuylkill Navigation Company for a consideration.
The voting trust was to be composed of three representatives of the
syndicate and one friend of Mr. Gowen, which four should elect a
fifth who should be satisfactory both to the syndicate and to the
reconstruction trustees. A united effort was to be made by the company,
the reconstruction trustees, and the syndicate to secure the immediate
appointment of Mr. Austin Corbin as an additional receiver; and, if Mr.
Corbin would take the position and legally qualify himself to fill it,
it was understood that the presidency of the company would be offered
to him. The other provisions of the syndicate plan were to remain
unchanged.[228]
The total capital and charges under the plan were to be as follows:
_Est’d Capital_ _Fixed Charges_
Prior mortgage liens, $85,807,920 $4,233,055
Annual rental of leased lines 2,350,000
not to exceed ----------
$6,583,055
First preference income mortgage, 24,410,822 1,220,542
------------ ----------
$110,218,742 $7,803,597
Second preference income mortgage, 26,140,518 1,307,026
------------ ----------
$136,359,260 $9,110,623
Third preference income mortgage, 14,956,016 747,800
------------ ----------
$151,315,276 $9,858,423
Common stock, 38,369,076
Deferred incomes, 6,225,327
$20,751,090 at issue price, ------------
$195,909,679
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