The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-05-04

THIRD sEmr.AsNuAL MEETING,
BRANDON. Mss. May l. 1867.

Q soctation, of the State of Mississippi
: met this day at the Republican ofIlc,
in the town of Brandon-the followin
! officers and members being present
. and representing Journals as follows
!, Vicksburg Times-T. B. Manlove
! President.
Jackson Clarion--J. L. Power
Secretary.
Enterprise Stare. H. Wilson
Treasurer
Natchez Democrat-Jno. S. Holt
Orator.
Natchez Democrat--Paul A. Botto
Vicksburg Herald-James NJ
Swords.
vicksburg Times-Harry Moss, F
A. Seaman.
Water Valley Courier-Ed. A. Gar.
land.
Jackson Mississippian-E. M. Yer.
ger.
,Copiahan--T. p. Lockwood.
Handsboro Democrat-P. X. May.
ers.
Kosciusko Chronicles. E. Wilson.
Pamela Star-M, S. Ward.
Brandon Republican-A. j. Frantz.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
On motion Of Mr. Power, all citizens
of Brandon, who may SO desire, are in
yited to be present at the sessions of
this Association.
On motion of Mr. Frantz, commit
tee was appointed to prepare and re-
port series of resolutions expressive
of the views of the Association touch
ing the general business interests of
the craft, whereupon the President ap-
pointed as said Committee, Messrs.
Swords, Power, H. c. Wilson, Garland
and S. E. Wilson.
Mr.. Frantz gave notice that the mem
bers of the Association were invited
to . Masonic Ball and Supper, to be
given tonight, and distributed compli-
mentary tickets to the same.
The President gave notice that, pur
suant to the action of the last meeting
Of the Association, Col John s. Holt
would deliver the semi-annual Grafton
in the Masonic Hall, at half-past ten
o'clock, am, tomorrow
No other business being suggested,
IN motion of Mr.. Moss, the Associa-
ion adjourned until tomorrow morn
ng at half past eight o'clock.
SECOND DAY.
THURSDAY, May 2, 1867.
The Association met pursuant to
adjournment.
On motion the reading of the minu-
es of yesterday was dispensed with.
Mr.. Swords, from the Committee to
onsider various matters affecting the
interests of the fraternity, submitted
eport, which, after some discussion
nd amendment, was adopted as fol-
)ws:
Mr.. PRESIDENT: Your committee
ppointed TO take into consideration
ne several suggestions and instruc-
ions at the meeting of the Association
n yesterday, beg leave to report that {
hey have discharged the duty assign {
d them as fully as the limited time al /
,tted will allow, and, by way of an {
xpression of our views, submit the /
blowing resolutions;
LEGAL ADVERTISING. i
Resolved, That it having become /
ecessary to adopt uniform schedule
reference to legal advertising, it is 4
ereby determined that for all such adj {
ortising there shall be charged by all {
embers of this Association the sum d
81 so per square for the first inser- s
On, and rs cents per square for each
Ibsequent insertion; and the sum of
lie dollar for making the usual proof !,
publication; and no proof of publ
tion is to be delivered until the u
lole fee for the same is paid. Adop-
i. a
ADVERTISING AGENCIES. M
Resolved, That in the matter of Ad- tt
rtising Agencies, it has become ne d
ssary to guard against imposition,
t only for our own protection, but al
: the protection oflegitimate and re- q
BILE advertising patrons, it is there &C
&c agreed that the members of this e1
sociatlon will in future recognize no ci
Ivertising Agency unless such as W
y be approved by an Executive an
of this Association, which ce
, President is hereby requested to ri