The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-02-22

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The Recording Secretary shall then
proceed to record the awards in the prop
err column in his entry books, and shall
FL and safely keeps the certificates of
award in h office, and he shall certff "a
the Treast 'r a LIST of the premiums a.
warded iminct tely thereafter. -r-}
9th-Tho address Grafton shall DO de-
i cred at two o'cl ,ek F. NJ. of the second
day, at the close of which the awards
shall be read by the Recording Secreta-
ry.
l0th-Tho premiums shall be paid
by the first day of December in cash or
periodicals as the payee shall elect, and If
any payee shall fail to elect before that
day the managing committee shall pay the
same in proper periodicals.
llth-No premiums shal; be AWARDED
unless the article be deemed WORTHY tho
there be no competition; but premiums
shall not be withheld for want of colnpe-
tition.
12th-Thc committees of award shall
consist of three members each, except the .
committee on Field Crops which shall
consist of one person from each town or
city ia the COUNTY. 20 l~H
e13th-The committee on Field Crors
shall judge onl y from personal observation
They shall take into conside alton tho best
variety and mode Of culture, each men,
Der OF the committee shall act for the
town or city in which be resides, but may
make observations elsewhere if conveh-
lent and desirable, and shall report il
writing at the annual meeting. Tho So.
ciety shall then decide.
l4th-The managing committee slalf
have power to make further arrangements
respecting fairs, not inconsistent with
these bylaws, provided they sha:. mol 81
coed The amount appropriated for such
purposes.
Art. e-Any of these by laws may he
amended by a majority of the mombers
present at any annual meeting.
RESOLVED; That in token Of our an-
probation of the very excellent exhibit
ton of manu- facturcd articles BY Mrs, Z.
Walls at our last fair, she be declared
unanimously elected an honorary menu
Der of this Society. '@.+ .* fe@H
On motion, tbs Society proceeded to
elect officers.
On the first ballot for Pres, w. j. C,pp
received majority of votes, and MS 10
clared elected. ...e...'.. D.
Mr. Corp declined to serve rs Presi-
dent, whereupon a second ballot was ia
ken, and Dexter B, Bailey duly elect
ed, other officers were then elected If fol-
lows
VICE PRESIDENTS.
William Fowes, Prescott 81
Ellsworth Childs, Clifton.
Milton Webster. River Falls.
j. Isaacon, Mertel.
w. G. Dennson, Oak Grove.
John BeardsIey, Trimbelle. -
William Tedrs. Perry.
John Harley, Ell Paso.
Z. Quimby, Diamond Bluff.
Daniel Taylor, Trenton. s7e2-
G. r. Tyler, Isabelle. N~sasa
A. s. Brown, Hartland.
A. Harris, Pleasant Valley.
]. H. South wick, Treasurer.
S. r. Gum, Rec. Secretary.
Oliver Gibbs r, Cor. 4" ssr
On motion, J. Fl. Southwick was ap-
pointed to procure the printing of 200
copies of the Constitution and Bylaws
in pamphlet form, on the best terms with
regard to cost, and quality of work nj
one of the printing offices in the coun-
ty.
| On motion the managing committee
were authorized to prepare the premium
list for the next fair, appoint the time and
place, and make oil arrangements neces-
sary to the interests of the Society.
On motion, the managing COMMITTEES
were esp 'ciaIly instructed to offer a pre-
MUM tor the best report ef the next fair.
opon to all newsp sp-rs of the county, and
| also to offer as high premiums on all az
ticles as the funds of the Society will war
rant y
| On motion, the soeissy adjourned.