Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-06
The Wool Growers, Fair
rRIDAY MORNING.

fRIDAf MORNiN6.
The Convention met at half past eight The
Committee on Bye Laws reported the following
Laws Tor Reconsideration of the meeting:
BYE LAWS
Sec. /. There shall be chosen by ballot and by
majority vote by the meeting Of the Ohio Wool
Growers Association, which shall adopt these
Bye Laws, one President, one Secretary, one Treas.
nrer, and one Executive Committee consisting OF
three persons who shall hold their Offices for one
year, and until others are elected n their stead
Sec. 2 II shall be the duty OF the President TO
preside az all meetings Of the Association, to Ger
tfy to all proceedings designed for publication, and
generally do and perform customary duties Of a
presiding officer. In the absence Of the President
q President pro TEN may be chosen.
Sec g. The duty of Secretary shall be to record
all ths votes and dongs of the Association at all
meetings duly called aud holden, to call all the an
nual and special meetings of the Association, ard
also TO record the doings Of the Executive Com
mittee
| Sec a. The Executive Committee shall, under
| the direction OF the Association, take charge Of
| the general interests of the Association with the
| view of aiding Wool Growers in the production
and improve ment of Wool, and shall recommend
| from time TO time, at the stated meetings, such
measures for action as will in their opinion tend
| 10 the advancement cf the Wool Growing interest
| Of this country
Sec. 5. There shall be an Annual Fair for the
| exhibition Of Wool at some place in the City Of
| Cleveland on the fTst Wednesday Of August, aud
| Il ,hau be tho duty Of the Executive Committee
10 make, or cause necessary arrangements to be
| made for the same, to fix the terms Of admission
and exhibition of Wool, TO FIX the Premium List,
classify the Woods, and do all other things neoes-
sary to carry out the objects of the Association
Sec. 8. The Executive Committee may be en-
larged so as to include any number not exceeding
seven.
Sec. T. Meetings shall be called by the secro-
tary, whether annual or special by advertisement
| Of nj least three weeks before the day Of said
meeting. in at least two papers in the city Of
Cleveland having general circulation, nsming the
time and place for holding the meeungs, with a
request that all papers friendly will notice the
same.
Sec. s. Any:person may become a member Of
this Association for one year upon the payment Of
One Dollar and having their names recorded by
the Treasurer.
) Sec. Q. Each member shall be entitled 10 one
vote on all questions before the Association, and
an those By laws may be altered or amended al
any annual meeting, by majority Of the votes Of
thvse present.
See. 10, Special meetings may be called by the
Secretary directed in Section T. by order Of the
President and Executive Committee or majority
of them.
There was some discussion as to the proprisly
Of fixing tho meetings Of the Association at Cleye
land, but the Bylaws we're ult nately adopted, a
given above.
! The Association tnen went INTO the eleeuoh o
Officers, with the following result
. PIesident-WM B0NAR, Knox.
Executive Committee-THOMAs BRows, Clevo
land II. @, BURT, Cleveland PETEa A. MoRsE
d Akron.
" Secretary-G. n ARBEY.
Treasurer-HARyEY BALDWIN.
After the declaration Of tho vote the meeun
was adjourned SINE de.
THE WOOL SALE.
There was a'large attendance At the sale and th
bidding was spirited.
: Ne sfs Harbaugh & Co., Of Pittsburgh, bough
>, Is 600 lbs Of common to quarter blood fleece at
y cents; ot Of tub-washed at 90 cents two lots fin
!. fleece 500 lbs foil blooded, at 4s 2ci 5000 II
d half-blood extra light Ohio at 43 lie; 6OOO n
a half blood, very light Ohio fleece 43 l 2i 1000
ancy heeees selected from best clips in Ohio
Gle 5000 lbs half blood, Ohio fleece 43c 1906
lbs half blood, t2 2o.i 1000 lbs common Ohio
s7e.; 6,OOO three fourth to iull blood Ohio heec
46c.
Mr.. WILLARD, OflBOStOn, bought $4,000 lbs.