The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-04

Carriagea having been provided, thC
Association was driven around the city
and few 4miles out tho National Iroad,
They expressed themselves delighted
with he ride. w y 81
The Association met again Of halEpesl
seven o'clock in.the evening. v y
The report Of the Treasurer showed a
balance Of $42 so In the Treasury.
The committee having in charge the
matter OF arranging an excursion for The
Association to California, made q report
showing what had bean done. Z \
E. ii. Reynolds, agent Of the 81 Louis,
Kansas City q Northern Railway Com.
pany, formerly the North Missouri, I'D.
dressed the Association on this subject.
Hewas satisfied that the tripcould be- ar.
ranged, and extended the courtesies d
his road to those members Of the Ass6ci.
alton who desired to make the excursion.
The sixteenth day Of September was
selected as the day on which to start fol
California. u G.. 10 rI,El7a ig
The Corresponding Secretary was di,
rected to send . circular letter to the
editors Of the State and ascertain from
them how many would be willing to join
the party Of excursionists. rI.a ,-
Mr. sChofeld from the special commit.
tee reported the following: 80 3
WHERLAs, Since the last annual eonvoeatIon Of
this Association, Brother Levi KlAuSer, Of Pres.
Ton county, has been removed from his sphere
on earth to better world: l lI1l5j r
RtSo!rtd, That this Association deploreB the
loss Of Brother KlAuser with feelings Of prof0aal
sorrow and regret. .r .It,.- -rs1
Rtao'rCd, That In the death Of our brother we
have loet 10 true friend, q sincere brother, and q
fAIthfal advocate and promoter Of tho profession
we have chosen. ?
Received, That in the expressions OF sorrow a
the sudden departure Of our brother, we com.
ninEle our sympathIes with those ofan afflicted
wife, bereayed children, aud that community
which has been deprived Of true citizen and
member. nr.raErE adF afs. -alyer gadt I D.
RSSolTsd, That our Secretary DO instructed 70
spread these resolutions upon the records Of the
Association and forward a copy to the family Of
SAE HVSaA1C4 ukVbac3s a.H#HH .-1aHr. Ia.
Q. q. scoEIE1D, - M ~. . .
ALPREp GLASS, COMMITTEE
p It'd 1al' W.T.. LoaARi 8EH
The hour having arrived for the selec.
ton oftheplace for holding the next ses.
sion Of the Association, Wellsburg, Graf:
ton and Clarksburg were placed in, nomi-
nation. A. ballot being ordered, Clarks-
burg was selected. o SEQ grrII 4
The following officers were elected to
serve during the ensuing year: a -
Alfred Glass, Of the Pan Handle Ners,
President; William Harper, Of the South
Branch Iateligeneer, Vice President; ].
Nelson 'Wisner, Of the Berkeley Union,
Treasurer; G. N. Shinn, Of the Ret Nr-
ginian, Recording secretary;J. st John
clarkson, OF the Wheeling Register, Cor.
responding Secretary.
]. Nelson Wisner was elected orator and
DR.. William Becker, poet, for The next
year. gTal SOD ~ Gg-s-.a
The following resolutions were adopted:
wHEREAs, The visit Of this Association at Ia
sesBion held in Wheeling, has been accompanied
BY % many acts ofktndnesS and ccurtesies on
the part Of her citizens and tho members OF the
fraternity here, both in our reception and tho
continuation Of our visit DO 1t sG' rT si
RtSo'Usd, That tie hearty thanks oil this 'Asso-
citation be extended to the citizens and fraternity
Of Wheeling for the hearty and hospitSble reeep-
ton given rs, for the many eourtisies shown Us
and for their earnest effort to contribute TO GU
pleasure. And especially do We extend our &C.
acknowledgements to NessrR Long and SpiVins, Of
the,R Register and Frsw Of the INTE11IsEsuKR for
their devoted attentions to our comfort and
pleasure while here. Also to Mr.. A. B. Smith,
proprietor Of the ST. James Hotel, for the many
and courteous attentions extended rs.
RsSolUtd. That the thanks Of the Association
be rendered to our oficers for their efficient and
laborious services during TINS session OF the AZ.
ISOLATION. -
RssOlDsd, That cote OF thanks be and "a
hereby extended to Mr.. Edward Reynolds, Of the
St Louis, Kansas City and Northern Railway,
Tor his kindness In attending the meeting Of The
Association, and for Invaluable information and
assistance. -s rEf ~ r7~a-ssT 4
Mr.. Seodeld was appointed committee to
prepare bill to be submitted to the Legislature
providing for heprintIng OF Sheriff. sales, &C
On motion. the Association adjourned to meet
in Clarksburg on the first Thursday In Nay, 1873.