Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

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Your ssumiues 10 Whon vas TsisFIei
ihr accounts Il iks Recording Secretary
ana iis Treasurer haEs Hal ihr sass ah3ri
e,nsiisralien, have sRamlnel ihsHi, sni
cad ihsm ull ani eompieie, ani lhas hsir-
uitb rfrafi tlen tack 10 The Assseiaiion
A. ths isst Trpori ~ the eoniiisn 81 he
6p.ne.s. Il Sill bs seen b. lAsia that The
,stal sApsnliinrrs u duing up the lalf
0ronuds aud holding The Fair vas eliuA
IA. ana thai sl06I,93 u that saln has hssn
r,il "a. Having lalALes outstanding ~
sas9al. with S59,Sl ia the treasury, ani
q! msmhsTs whe have not paid The -, lhs'
Vas levied for the purlose u dsIfa! ihs
ihateKpsnss. Ne are happy 10 sag lha'
IN those o. msmleFs would eonis iorHari a.
sl az their associates have dane Ahi Pay
an The sail lpsy, il would discharge 'h'
whole Of he remaining liability ani leave
the Association Ia a most Fortunate slina-
ton 10 brgin the work Of preparing i'f ,h'
nsnt Animal Fair. We think the Asseela'
iion may we'll congratulate Itself nreh iA7
success 81 the drsl effort sines the lefnlh'
alton II ihe war aud may eater ni.'h ne
prrpaTaii0us for another TAR nhlsF lhs
Highest Lapss, We beg to sahmil IA me
arcomtanyins lists the names Of all the
mn pliI stockholders aRi alec Of those
who have not paid the - levy We nni
ih,t therr are few who have not en'lre''
paiI 40 lhelg old stock and few that have
MOT maid anything. A. the original eonii'
lions Of becoming a permanent sioeAholdrr
Was the p,yment Of so, ne would rseoh'
mend hat all those who have paid part on
their sloek have personal notice aud llu'
tied time to pay the balance Ia or iofIell
what they have paid and that The names OF
those who have not paid anything he IN
meliaIely erased run the books
Since il IL evident nov That the Assoeia-
ton Is a selfsusialning Institution, We are
of opiuion that Il would be well 10 raise
the stock TO $50 per share. All VI which j.
respectfully submitted.
NAT. NJ. BuRToRp,
Jas. T.. BARRLEY.
Jno. VI. Crockett offered the following
resolution:
E,solrtd, That from and after the fourth
Law of July next, the price Of stock In lh.s
Association, per share, shall be 500. Col
Jno. c. McCoy proposed to amend by max
ing the price Of stock, per share, soo ifom
this day, which was adopted
On motion, Ben. +, Jones and James L.
Barkley were appointed to settle with par
ties who removed lumber from the Fair
Ground during the war.
On motion, ordered that the proceedings
of this meeting be published in the Dallls
Herald; and that the lists of fully paid
stock, aud of the stock upon which the %,
assessc 10 rebuild the Fair Grounds, has
not been paid, be published for three weeks.
Association adjourned TO meet again on
tie third Saturday in February.
ANON McCOMMAS President.
W. W. PEAK, Rec. Secretary.