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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-09-14

But unfortunately Republicans nailL
tain no rigid party discipline. The dis-
Elected minority ars quite liksly! 10 6
main out Of conventions, disclaim III
responsibility, and do the bert they ean
% defeat the ticket, BY voting with he
Democracy We expset this will 70
Z characteristic Of the ensuing election.
Y will not b confined alone to The
st.se Ticket, csusiiss will wrangle in
the same manner, We suppose; Al
though Tor .bs sake q economy aud
good government, vs. sincerely hope i
may BE- otherwise
Let the party il 81 IL sleuen.s t.ke
deliberate pl,nsel;; call i,s priuary
meetings, attend then, discuss issues,
and men with tho utmost treedom and
candor, abass every particle d zeal which
= nut inspired by the l,ighes. consia-
ration of the publ. yood, select men
g represent you IN whuse integrity you
t:s:n ccndde ~ need aJle men ii i
tsue, but With honesty come. tbst kind
ts't ability Which il most npaiz,ble
when q. the people need ! champion.
Mere sharpness does not meet the de-
saiands ,,f the present age We want
that: kiad of mental power which re-
suits from II, abiding conviction that
~ naat sever q sarr:t .or e.
lped'esfy that pnsitions Of tins,
.shsuld never b made available for the
Eprcpotiep of Private, Is oersqsal lin.
.terest, only 10 iar ns such may result
from. = conscis.t ious discharge Of pub.
lie duty The ds4y of making these
selections dev.lves upnp the people
They alone ara cam pstent for % impor-
.ant : work We hope therefore that.
they win feel tic full measure Of their.
responsibility, and ct intellige and
harm niously
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-09-14
C0NTR AsTs.

What In the shall wy corr 10 lying
Chipping and hurtterins breast 70 breast,
Two Hsdgeling sparrows thai: dream Of yine
And the broken spoils Of an empty nest!3s
+ What j, the furrowy . m is growing! e.. =.
Tossing over tn narrow walk, 49, ~.
Two open lilies on ono stem blown. IA:
- ind hud Init hang from broken stalk ]!
Who in the breezy corn is hiding S
Sheltering under its high green ROOF,
Two happy lovers with lsugh liter chiding-
And girl who sits and sighs alooi
KAr1 P. OsanoD, in Hatpsss Magazine.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-09-14

Nashua gentleman said to an old
lady who had brought up . family of'
children near the river, 81 should think
you would have lived in constant fear
that some Of them would hare got
drowned. Z oh, no, !, responded the
old lad No only lost three 81 four
that way. s
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-09-14

Tho Boise Statesnan says ssThs
weather has been hot again for tho last
few days The only relief We could
ret Wa to lie down on tho Portland
Herua and cover ourselves with the
Portland B4lgetin There i ! great
Goodness between them.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-09-14

Gen Butler has 8 valuable ally ID
Mrs. Livermore. She has Thrown her.
whole woman's sou" into tho canvasS'
of BEN, and . ..woman's soul under
such circumstances, i not 20 be snoesed5
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-09-14
Speaking 81 specie payments. ]

Speaking Of specie paymsnts Nj.
S reeley says THE way e resume i
itoresunle! Speaking ofthe Presidency,
he should likeWise say The way %
80 President il u Be President ); and
then 60 along and BE President. IS
theory Is worth anything, il u worth I
practical trim.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-09-14

10th Il ras added &C IN early hou
By telegraph. The center of the cy-
clone will probabl keep ii short dis.
stance % the Immediate coast line, and
be off Cape Hatteras tomorrow
morning. These storm warnings Is
sued to all the harbors Interested be-
tween forty-eight hours. and seventy
two hours in advance Of the threatning.
hurricane, it seems BY our last reports,
we're verified with fatal punctuslity.
The Heroa has already given ID full
the statement Of the Savannah l.ep.L.
jican, that On the Goth the westherre
port Of the Signal Bureau was singu-
larry correct and that IN this instance
1.-THE Prediction. Of the bureau have
saved great many lives and 40 i'm
mense ammount Of property. : The
dammage By the storm in Savannah
was estimated 1t not much less than
500. 900. The steamship Ladona, OF.
New York We already know, WAS the.
victim Of its violence. and our tele-
graph columns report many vessels dis
ablsd. 81. 81
On the morning Of the oath : SEQ
ond cyclone. which had just died sway,
VS. discovered and reported, which In
f.rty-eight hours verified the prohibit,
tier Of the Signal Office - ! fierce Wis
tation Of the South Allantlc coast. As
predicted its track lay ssn,ore to the wess
than that Of the cyclone Of the 18th
inst" The kilograms from Georgia.
and Tennessee show that II has been.
q serious and severe storm. Thus in.
the space Of : few days, We have had
the strongest evidence Of the wisdom
and ability Of our national signal sys-.
tenn The wires bring o. information.
that the West India and Panama tele-s
graph cable has just been successfully
laid to the Island Of St. Lucia aud Bar
baios These latters are in the very
center of that region where the Cyclone
and hurricanes generated, and with.
weather. telegr from these Islands dali
~ whiyh tbs energetic Chief of the Sig
nal Corp will doubtless soon obtain1,
"" shall be advised Of the approaching
t>a,m.-t b.: re it has fairly started ON
:sfs dos riici.vr c,urSe.-l ! IS l1ernis
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-09-14
S323,
By sums paysd ont.

By sums paysd ont
Paee& Wheeler, Attorneys Fees, I'M
peachment Of H. N. Allen, 20 days
a. $500 5.. $1,000
Disbursements. 40.
Attorneys Fees Impeachment Of
g. W. Bishop 8 days q 500 1000.
Disbursements, 40
A j. Edgerton, Commissioners Fees
taking testimony, $3.50
g. 81. Lounsberry, G Commissioners Fees
1900
O. y. johnson, officers fees il serv-
lug supoena's and attending Court,
1855
Herman Warner, expense procuring
witnesses 1t lie Roy, $50
w L. Stiles, Pleasant Valley J. expen-
ses as Committee to confer with C"un-
~ Commissioners 1T lie Roy, s.s 500
a. G. Houghton, Lyle, Expense 40
Committee to confer witt Commits.
sioners at 10 Roy, .. 90
8 Scribner, Frsnkford, expense 40 Cons
mittee 20 confer with Commissioners
At Le Roy, 800
T. j. Lake, expense to st Paul, to pro.
cure change of Commissioners, $50
Blink Record Book, @ 90
Exchange ON Draft to Edgerton Is
Paid w. T. Mandevill. Livery,
procuring witness. 800
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-09-14
Al: 4. rccsnt indignation meeting held

uloetlu6 uts0
n CIV York City. q prominent dsmo-
css.t sad our men represent the
ring, and they are the power which
4, 1. ..ss.,,s ,Ii,ls & CT, & B
u VS. the head And
chs t.sl,gas. f,.r..ag. nc W.
III / ,t,pt #ua the !!..,der 81 4 gam,
l;hans. He: was then penniless
bu,sir 4. " MI Sl5, 900 900. Peter
s.ny st,ss.d b:.ck and supplied hia
VITA brains. The third was Richars.
3. .';;E""oly. as th,. prime thicf, VII.
but few years ag Was worth but
ESl.2O0 Il year as.a clerk IN bank, but
whose wealth is now beyond knowledge
The nth il IS. Oakley Hall, who for
-l.v.,.::i years was District Attorney
AID PIT away over 10000 indictments.
These we're the men that governed Nsw
* ORR.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-09-14

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neiMoted,

Peter G. Mills, Jastiss fsss ii
case ststs ". Rms n. rs. u
Chandler, Rejected.
W. 7. Nsndsrvills money @
advances in Search. ~. . >s:.
ing for horse thief Rejected
B.F. Morgan witness fees
and coroner joury fees 2.o2.
solner 4 Morgan, 8 boxes of 80. E7ssss
matshes, for Court House, so.
Board adjourned until o'clock p. m.
sszs,. q sss AFTERNOON ssssIos.
Henry Edwards Bill $12.75, Justice fees Was
Refunded back for correction and to DO item
The slss.ansnt the 8. s E. and N &. 8
p. 3S:1o4-l va CORSET ed for the year 1859.
Bills Slowed.
4. Molli.on, two pair Of les irons, was
allowed 81 1855 1ls.7s.
The ,ax tor 1870, on he FL and WI, lot No.
s, in block No. 20, In the village of Austin,
was rsdueed 81 per cent on the amount. o.:
Bills allowed. a., ,s. .s 5s..,. II s.
amount allowed.
Anstin ! smout, hardware 81 =
covering account from Oct. &
9th, 1885 TO July 18th 1871, 8 21.75.
/. Piperpotting clasp and plats
ON jill door. -z:s 500.
W. X. Naudugirft fornsts,isl 2z..=s
and white washing and
plsssriDg On Court House. 1910.
The petition Of s.. Il. Rics and others, WAS
allowed aaking for . new School District to bs
formed II the north half Of sections 2b, 70 and
n and n Of sActions q, q and ~, and the
south half sections Is and II in township No.
lO3, range IS. NJ . 5ss5 . ....-.......,
$37.3s abatement on his tax Of 1868 and 1869.
y M, 81
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-09-14
IN .ARrIcL1 highly complimentary

An .ARrIcLh highly complimentary
70 us. appeared III the Rey;s,cr Of last
week. for which Ne extend our nc.
acknowledgements. Leaying the distict-
lively personnel, lit spoke ot pnlitic.l is,,lt.
tiers; and while upan that subject, ask
ed us to say whethersWe will not work
to secure tbs nomination OF men wh'
eau cotll maud the confidence and sup.
port Of each division Of tn Republican
party. Toso plain = question, we n i. ,',1
give an unequivocal reply. Beng IN
entire strane er In tina county. and mi
yetfn law, . citizen, we feel that It w:.u y
be presumption in us to take any part
or to mantle any interest in the selcc.
ton Of candidates for the various Offices
10 be filed The peop1, can be trus
ted to do this work indeed it is the''
business TO 10 II and until by a sutii
fr : q - - y
cient residence here; We may preIperl:,'
be called 81. Of ,llrm. we~',''l f'"'tha
our place. is that ''t. : Learner, rst!.tl
than that. Of leader s'zss
Ja,y, Mkr no l'.r' {" M 1' .:s ,.a'ass =
tinns. s<: :
The Rsg,ster will NV psrse Is
ask asquestion one which vi, ','yssss.
doubt will receive q pr..2sl'' r1. .Fp'.$
Whit Relisirr5 c'rdially ard t" I'll
extent Of it, ability, support N'.,stii's:l
ever may be the nominees IF The sss;u
lar Republican convention Of M5:we
County? tsss=S S'@
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-09-14

cneapty done.
The above shows that the sums con
tributed BY the several towns did not
cover the actual expense Of the prose-
eutions and TO day individuals arc
Visiting Gas il seems to us for their just
dues. The whole matter was underta-
ken for the sole benefit Of the tax pay
ers in the county, and after the results
mentioned, it seems right that the
county should reimburse the contribu-
ting parties. as well as cover the def
ciencss. To accomplish this special
act Of the State Legislature was 70
quired, authorizing the assessment Of
such TAI. Such an act wns passed.
A Act, % provide for tie payment Of sx-
Psnss incurred in prosecuting County Omcsrs
In Mower County. .s.. .ss5s ::z i.
Sschos Oss. That the Board 81 County
Commissioners Of Mower County are HEREBY
authorised to issue County orders on said
County to pay the expense incurred IN prose-
cutting Harvey n. Alien, iats County Aaditcr,
Of said co1nty ana G.. w. Bishop late County
Commissioner, Of said County. And to deliver
said County Orders 10 such persons, and in
such amounts % they may honorably be en-
titled 70 provided that the whole amount Of
orders 90 issued shall not exceed the sum Of
six hundred (600) dollars.
Section 1soo. That the said board Of County
Commissioners, arc hereby authorized to levy .
tax upon the taxable property, Of said county,
and the county Auditor, Is hereby required
to insert the sums upon tho tax list Of said
County, for the year one thousand eight hun
dred and seventy one 1871 sufficient 10 r.
deem hsorders thus issued. z
Sechon T1rss. This cot shall take effect
and BE- II force o. and = tor its passage.
approved March 8, 1871. Rsse
BY authority Of this law the County
Commissioners were permitted to issue
Orders to cover these expenditures. .
Mr.. G. Snort, Of Dexter Gone
one Of the Board Of Conmissioners)
taking exceptions TO the law and the
subsequent action Of the Commissioners,
has taken an appeal, staying proceed:
ings on the grounds Of illegality. andi
their orders excepting the twenty
and 26-1Oo dollars mentioned allow.
al: are to-day attached % tho stubs ID III,
auditors oiice. Whether il be legal
q ileg., i for the county to detei-
mime That the Law is founded in ip.
ivy = y .1vo as t''ae tnt l01 -, D''ouA
not bear the burdens Of the nttuy.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-09-14

ed COMMITTED VA selscted to confer
with. the County Commissioners Who
ware 70 Be ia session 4 lie Roy, on
December Sd. The former consisted
of Herman Warner, 3. p. Van VAL
kenburgh, and O W. Shaw. The lat
ter Of A. G. Houghton, W. L. Stiles,
and s. Scribner. $50: = 1880.
The conference at lie Roy vas barren
Of results both Committees appeared
before the Commissioners at their SEES
sion At Austin, the following day, and
Van Valkenhurgh and Shaw stated the
object sought > Il
The latter stated that throughout
the county there was : prevailing inn
preston that matters in the Auditors
office to use the mildest term) we're
sadly mixed, and as the people had
no confidence 10 Mr.. Robinson, the
clerk pc should be removed !; that the
Commissioners had power to cause such
removal. he had no doubt--he did not
suppose that the auditor could be suss
pended, until charges had been made
in the proper form; but such course
could b. taken if necessary, and finally
made this proposition. To wit. That
i complete examination should be made
of the Auditors Books, that the person.
70 conduct such examination should be a
n.an Of ack noslsdRed ability aud integri-
u, IN expert nbook. keeping imam audi.
tersof6oe, and thorouehly con, ersant.
with the laws Of the State covering ques-
tions likely to arise in such Offices; and
5thst his Judgment might not be blinded.
by sympathy With either Of the parties
. I 4 -
in conflict il was urged that the ex-
aminer should be selected from 8
locality outside the county and if need
be, appointed BY the Fxecutiev Of the
State. II this proposal was accepted
By the G Commissioners, Mr.. Shaw pledged
the Committee 70 abide By the result
Of the examination, and more thar
this; that the expense Of the investi-
CATION should be betrayed By private sub
scripeion. That il should not cost the
county 3 single cent.
i The conn issioners did not accept
the offer. Finding therefore that no
cooperation could be expected from
the I1oard % then organized the Com
mittec proceeded to Gle charges ps Mr..
Allen the Auditor aud subsequently,
s. Mr. Bishop enc Of the Commmis
sioners
Counsel vas employed 70 conduct
the cases before Commissioners appoint
ed 81 the Governor Of the State. The
trial Ms long and tedious, over fifty
(50J witnesses we're examined, and
charges were % completely proved that
both auditor and Commissioner Re
s;yned.
The above recapitulation Of some Of
the events Of our political history for
the past tan (l0) months prepares for
the following Statement Of receipts
and disbursements BY a. Knox % Treas
ursr.
Before us i the record Of proceed
ings Of tie Executive Committee, and
here is copy Of : resolution passed at
their first regular meeting Peso'oed,
Tia, al orders arawn upon the Treas
urer Tor any sums shall be iinuul;a mn
less signed s. the Secretary, or Score
,ary protein, md eountcrsigned BY the
chairman q this Committee" and the
vouchers il Mr. KNOBS hands prove
that this resolution wis carried out.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-09-14

-
SNA, s s I'll
81 y - IN, snsraE 1!ERe A1pE&gs 81 &.
:. = ?, 49,
49,. - q 49,
q osaer 50 introdues The 81: Iou1s HoaH
ssrss3V1V Arp1SRD p&K1rnHfNryTsT2syess f#s
- =
OAho n 60Cfdsd to fuf0tD0 1t to al who SUP.
sas.;L 3 a a mil 1af E,lOa
oeeAs 4 49,
8@ 0tA31o 8DbDeytoefo - :. ~ = -
! SSCSs.e - 8. @ 4 a s
ss44 SSnESSSSSSs-.sss-s.. q 4 s
8 q 3ssSy q ~ @
~ Vu0ool e11W01S1a9evSeess ePa - = lEssss
- I'm - 5sf
-
- - - ~ y
-. Il MI ssss,srIr,iJsNAY.i.
iaf0A EiRhs Pak0 Literary Weskl pginsod as
- SNrd SSifn ,sS,.a, 1,l.as Avaxs MI
49,. ~
i, 3
containing 0q0auy - 9000 LIZ Ii
6HAkfsANa sHliV
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-09-14
Furnishings Goods.

The SELECTIONS were made BY Mr.. Dunkle-
man in tho Eastern market, and he 10 sure Of
giving satisfaction 70 his Old Customers, and
all now ones Who may favor him With . call.
SUITS made 70 order, In the latest style'
and by the most expert T.ilors.
stors on Mn Street, Aastin, Nins.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-09-14

sasAsse eaa1aetef 9 evidence e e
$500 s1ssasos = ,'ase 49, 'ns p1tsy'
y DAY Ds' eneo'.seloos'y Weavss 'nso n's
sssf'nony, shs 9 prsss'oo 9 : sasso 's' I
1srsosat dears, wnlch = nos g sil
sontatibae VII re iaess. TINS . s the
jury ysrJ Ieadlly discover, and they
sAsts tlssir sssdist aecsrd DINGHY.
Oily those ~ho have no personal
is.srsss - mo decision 81 litig..ed
qssus;os, go rive % unbiassd state.
lseas Il What hey knows. sosearaing::tt.
The, . sac mbers 1of the ,ssisl stufe
sho vera III III favor of slsvis, On ]. wera.
every one olfthen., either personally
u in their representative capacity, IL.
l.yeste.i parties. rs the Senate there
~ NOT ! vote given for the divide
Ga. was not given With more hearty
sasisiaetioo 81 reason Of ii. personsl
Interest which would 81 subserved ~
- 5000 of ths scheme. ;.
Min Tie Land Bin, ths. Veto swept
,v,y ths hops 81 Immense pro6,,. nj I
e a. Sac II lsros Bot Is Z, oorporat;op.
md % individuals oounected With them;
I 8.an,,A hence The ;aafEaction a. this M.
erful ol.as of our citizens nov erful
!, .aainly, because Of tho wealth which
lhey represent. and control.
There hae slwIslys beeu s tendency
~ n still; Il - n leeialafe il favo,
n hh,.,.;;n ~. nSntrae ana y asnrnor.f;nns
ri. ,...l.s ah;e6 = from the faet th.,
8 e,;.;.. AID n.,,no,.ta boi,;.. IL re.sou
.f.h. e..;,;.v !, v 4 vh;ah tbav b.com.
s = -. :. 5. , =. tl,.;,
: .Ia;.;., ,;..4;.. s, Il .na their money
- ]. ~. q ~. I, = i .n..d,
80. E..u -. Z, - =. $.
60. ....,..,, ,,:.s. q h.e,... -, /.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-09-14
S324.O0
E~n.n.os ;ncnrred Int mt vet

Expenses incurred, but not yet paid
Due Treasurer. 7Ol
Witness Fees, =. = 70 90
w. II. Merrick (Commis.ioner), 700
j. H.Keyser, serving subpoenas, 500
Attorneys Fess, l dry, 500
5s.:. - 3s270
Adding t, above, Bill Of Mr.. Ather-
'0"' :" '"' '''-' " ~ ~ so
Bill Of Mr.. scribner, balance OF
.-a. 1925
expense incurred as Special COMMITTEES,
Presented 70 the County Commissioners
in June. but which (though not chang
ing the result) should have been pre-
sented to the Treasurer, Mr.. Knox, and
we have total expense Of s437 ,95
Deductiug bills presented to Coun-
ty Board by the Executive Committee,
30l, 10
Bill Of Mr.. Anterior, presented to
board, t5- IS WV
Bill Of Mr.. seribner, presented e
Board. 1926
Total. -.*.@~ s412,36.
Leaving balance for which no bill,
has been presented. 1850
From our knowledge # the facts
and Of tho immense labor performed BY
several inlividush vithous any remu
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-09-14

An Esgat Stock vs asored and Of the IL dY rseslPA
CUSTOM W.OEyK
Having
do FstCla il Styles kzads
WOMENS MISSES AND CHILDRENs WEAR,
Kept oonatanty q - &; Alo larfe 49, q
CALF AND KIP BOOTS
Ken
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-09-14

AusTfs, Sept. 5th, 1871. 2 o'clock ?. \.
Board Of County Commissioners, C. ]. Fslch
IL. E. Tanner, VIM. n. Hows, "A. Beach and
r. II. Mckee, met pursuant to law % On equal
isation board. I'D #s5
The tar on homestead Of John Glougis Was
abstsd and ordsrsd cancelled on the collection
books. 5l5$zs
The tax .. the assessment Of personal
property Of B. N. johnson, was ordered eor-
rcted. OH. 81
Bills allowed. 3S. 4.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-09-14

Ifnew orchards are to be set this
fall, the land ought to be plowed and
msnured, in order to provide the young
trees With good soil, in which they
can make rapid and healthy growth.
-American Agriculturalists. .s
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-09-14
REpoRr o. TREA & u l.

HkPO 1t q! JHEAbUhIH.
a KNOX, Treasurer,
Il acct. with Central Committee, DR.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-07-07
CLASS 24-FIELD CROPS

Competitors In this class must comply with
the 18th article Of the constitution. The COM
mittees in this class ara the Board Of Direc-
tors. Entrees may be made In class "a up to
November lst 1871.
Committes-Directors.
CLASS 25-SAMPLEs OF VEGETABLES.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-07-07

ART. l. This Society shall be call
ed the Sandusky County Agricultural
Society.
ART. 2. The Board of Directors
for the management of this society
shall consist of President, Vice
President, Secretary, Treasurer, Ten
Managers and one Member at Large,
majority of whom shall constitute
quorum for business. The Presi-
dent, Vice President, and Member at
Large, shall hold their offices for one
year, and the Managers for two years,
and until their successors shall be du-
ly elected.
The annual meeting for the election
of officers except Secretary and Treas
urer, shall be held on the first Satur-
day in February, in each year, at the
Court House, in Fremont, o., at 10
o'clock A. NJ. The terms of office
shall commence Immediately follow
ing the election.
The Managers at their first meeting
after their first election held in pur-
suance Of this section shall be divided
into two classes, the terms of office
for the first class shall expire in one
year, and the second class in two
years, so that one half of the Mana
gers shall be chosen annually there
after.
ART. 8. The Board of Directors
shall at their first meeting elect Sec
retary ard Treasurer, who shall hold
their offices for one year, and until
their successors are elected.
ART. l. Any person may become
a member of this Society by the pay
ment of annual dues and the leaving
of his or her name with the Treasur-
er. The annual dues shall be one
dollar, unless otherwise ordered by
the Board of Directors.
ART. 5. No member shall be en-
titled to vote who has not paid his
dues; and all competitors for premi-
ums must be members of the Society
with their dues paid.
ART. 6. The Treasurer must keep
a full list of the members of the So
ciety, an accurate account of the re-
ceipts and disbursements, and shall
make full report at the annual meet
ing, and shall receive a reasonable
compensation therefor, to be allowed
by the Board.
ART. Z. The Secretary shall keep
a full account of all the proceedings
of the Society, including meetings of
the Directors, and transact all busi-
ness pertaining to the Office and shall
receive a reasonable compensation
therefor, to be allowed by the Board.
ART. s. The President shall pre-
side at all meetings of the Society,
and shall deliver or cause to be deliv-
cred, an address before the Society
at each annual Fair. The Vice Pres
ident shall officiate in the absence of
the President.
ART. 8. The Board of Directors
have power to make such regulations
(not conflicting with this Constitu-
tom in regard to the management of
the Society as they may frcm time to
time find necessary.
ART, 10, The Board of Directors