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Show Dry Gulch Water Users Rename All Old Officers At the annual meeting of the' af u ulch ligation Co., held al the American Legion barracks bar-racks Tuesday, all incumbent members of the board and of-ii.lers of-ii.lers we re-elected to serve another an-other year. Reports coming from the meeting indicate the proceeding proceed-ing of the meeting were rather on the stormy side, with definite def-inite clashes being waged between be-tween personalities, and with stockholders who were able to accumulate the greater number of proxies to act for. other stockholders, stock-holders, having the balance of power. The Dry Gulch Irrigation Co. is one of the largest corporations corpora-tions of its kind in the country, having a total of 38,000 shares of stock. Twenty-eight thousand shares of that stock was voted at the election by proxy, and one man, it is alleged, had control con-trol of . 16,000 shares. The corporation cor-poration laws of the State of Utah make it legal for this procedure to be used. Elected for another year was Floyd Case, Mt. Emmons, president; presi-dent; Albert Marchant. Roosevelt, Roos-evelt, vice-president; George Carroll, Altonah; Leo Haueter, Ioka; William H. Crozier, Ne-ola; Ne-ola; Harvey Adams, Montwel; and Cecil Jenkins, Roosevelt, members of the board. R. S. Jordan, Roosevelt, was re-elected treasurer. The office of secretary, sec-retary, held by L. M. Angus, is an appointive position, with the power being vested in the board to make that appointment. Reappointment Re-appointment of Mr. Angus is considered a foregone conclusion. |