Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-01-18
Dairymen's Convention.

pursuant to adjournment lhe Dairymens
Association OF this county met at the Odd
Fellows Hall, in Fort Atkinson, Tuesday
the 18th INST, Milo Jones in the chair.
s. Fsville of the Committee on perma-
nent organization presented a draft for
Constitution, which was adopted.
CONSTITUTION,
Art |. The name of this organization
shall be the Jefferson County (Wis.l Dairy
mems Association,
Art. 2. The officers of the Association
shall con ;lst of a President, two Vice Pres
idents, Secretary and Treasurer.
Art. 3. The President, Vice Presidents
Secretary and Treasurer shall constitute
the Executive Board of the Association.
Art. 4. The officers of the Association
rhall be elected at the regular annual meet
ing, and shall retain their offices until their
successors are chosen.
Art. 5. The regular annual meeting of
the Association shall occur on the Secon d
tuesday in January in each year, at such
niiieeas the Executive Board shall designate.
Art. g. Any person may become a mem
per OF this Association, and be entitled to
al It's Dement'S by the annual payment of
fifty cents.
Art. The Executive Board SHALL have
power to call special meetings whenever,
ana at such place as in their judgment its
interests so demand.
Art. s. The officers of the Association
snail perform such other duties as usually
devoive upon the officers of like Associa-
tons.
Art. 8. The Treasurer shall have the Gus
tody of all moneys belonging to the $50
citation, and authority to pay out the same
whenever an order is presented signed by
the President and Secretary,
The Association proceeded to elect Milo
Jones, of Fort Atkinson, President for one
year, S. Faville, of Lake Mills, and J. ",
Case, of Cold Spring, Vice Presidents, o.
Z. Olin, of Oakland, Secretary, and Daniel
Hol Ines, of Fort Atkinson, Treasurer
Moved and carried that the Secretary furp-
ISL the editors of the different papers pub
| iished III this county and to tbs Western
Turner, published at Madison, regular re.
ports OF the proceedings of this Association
! for the next year; also thai each editor Of
the papers aforenam ed be considered hon
orary members of this Association. On mo.
Ton President appointed s. Faville H
Drake az j. NJ. Case delegates to the North
western Dairymens' Association, to be held
IN Eigin, HI Jan. 24-56. The different
manufacturers of cheese members OF this
Association were by motion requested tc
report at The next meeting the number
pounds of milk required, the past season, to
make pound of cheese. Mr. Favil lie
stated that during the past season it re-
CURED more milk than usual to make 2
pound OF cheese, owing, he thought, to the
extreme heat, which caused the milk to
come to the hands of the manufacturer in q
damaged condition, consequently 1t coult
not be worked az close Delegates to the
North western Association were instructed
to make special report at the next meet
ing upon the following topics, which are t.
be discussed at the Elgin meeting. 9Th,
| poflailce ol properly coO!lng and prepar
ing milk for the manufacture of Butter and
Cherse, and the best method of doing it. A
SO The cause and remedy of the early decay
OF Butter and Cheese made and cnred il
hot weather."
The Association adjourned to meet at the
Odd Fellows Hall in Ft Atkinson, Feb. LIST
at 10 o clock P. NJ.
MILO JONES, Prest.
". D. HOARD, Sec'y, pro tenn.