Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-01-23

doraed by tho meeting. Iarr
On motion the meeting adjourned.
Celarhold County Agricultural Society
C.EARJIELp, Jan, IL, 1861.
The annual meeting Of tho Clearfeld
County Agricultural Society va, held in
the NJ. h. Church. The meeting was
called to c.der by the President, who an.
nourced that the Constitution fixed this
time for the election Of officers for the
ensuing year; when. on motion. the fol.
loving persons were unanimously elected /:
Resident Ellis Irwin. Goshen.
Vice Prcsiden,s--lHon. j. 7. Leonard,
Ciesrfeli borough William Irwin. Cur.
wenNil!e borough Samuel Kirk, Lumber
CITY; John ", Cummings, New Wash.
ipg,ou John j. Reed, Lawrence j. II.
Plrming Pike; Elah johnson, Penn {;
Samuel Arnold, Brady David Dressler,
Union David Tyler, Hou.to n; Jacob W.
Campbell, Bell 7; James McMurra.'. Burn,
Gde Aaron IT.. Pierce, Chest; W. Nc
craekcB. Ferguson !; John Thompson. sr.,
Jordan II. Z. Wright, Bcccaria J. NJ.
chase, Woodward G.. W. NeCully, Gu.
lics James Bloom, Bloom; Geo. Turner,
Hogs; John Slaw, Decatur; Daniel
S,eNsr'. Bradford Jacob Mock. Morris /;
6. .. Hall. Karthaus i. T. Coudriet.,
coyiagton Thomas Leouard, Girard; A.
Il. Sllaw, Goshen: James McClelland,
Fox; George Erhard, Knox; Samuel
lsnsbury, jr.. Graham.
For Executive Committee G.. Il. Bsr.
rs,t Johu Mcsisughey, Will. Mcbride,
Josiah II. Reed. Richard Shaw. sen.
Recording Seer stary-D. + E,zwe:ler.
Corresponding Secretary Levi r, lr-
via. ..
Librarian John +. Weaver.
Treasurer -Isaac Jolnson.
On moi,n. ...0.,
R.nirei, That a Board OF Managers.
consisting Of fifteen persons. who shall be
practical sgticulturists, shall te elected
ipr one ,car, whose duties ii shall be TO
attend to the collection of seeds, pcrodi.
Gals, &C., g., and who may act in concert
With, but not in opposition to, the fxecu.
\ tive Committee. ; when
q. l.. Reed, Joseph Irwin,
rs,er Hoover, Marlin Luther.
4 ny. Perks, Elisha Fenton,
4 Aaron e. Tate, DR.. j. !. IIoyt,
B Wm. T Gilbert, John A. l.. illegal,
Rev. Ssm'l j. Miles. John B. Hewitt,
Thos. A M'Ghee, Conrad Baker,
\ David Adams, son., we're elected for tho
ensuing ,esr.
EEcnLrARr's REPORT.
VI. P4,iGent: One year sgo his Society
numbered about sixty menibrrs, An ai-
L tempt was deemed advisable 10 resuscit alto
and place it in responsibility and useful
. ngs, along side of similar societies in our
sdjoining counties. In respect to mem.
ler,hip, it has perhaps, only, failed yet
much has certainly been accomplished.
1860 no Of memtc Gre, Hi GO
lGl-- -" H" "..HHHH - $50
Gain in membership. E ---- 600
n NJ. of articles on exhibition, as shown on
Euuance Book, 722
Il n cash received from citizens Of Clear
s,id borough and vicinity as dona-
u tons, $3.50 20
N By cash received at gates from
members and Others during the
Fair, 600 G5
/ Nv cash received from Life mem
bers, los 90
" cash received from county, as
| per Act.of Assembly, 100 20
1 NJ cash received for licenses on
ground,, fI. 40 o0
ny csa received previous TO the
Fair from members, 2o3 90
| ly cash received for oats sold, 3 e
" cash receive tor dues next year, . OO
BY cash received for use OF flag, 10 OO
II 1896 IS
Cost ofpreiaring grounds,
&C., &c. 81 $40 %
Premiums unpaid, l34 OO
Balance in hands Of rrea.urcr, S2l2 %
Amoun, put out on interest fer
"'"e months, aH.u.g Iea.. wv w
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lrIk's ANIaic,s ALMANAC has now ar
ved and is now ready for delivery, graf
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