The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-07-08
''PQTNT PLEASANT MAS0Ng0UNTY FEES IBBlaS8ATlIA

Z, lS74.........:..: s42 80
By amount paid Wheelsn = 8,
Register; for Printing z 90
Balance on hand. 800 80
J. NELsoy " eR,. 81
June 18th, 1875. Treas.
The letter was ordered 70 fled.-
On motion of O. G., Sel1ield, a
committee was appointed to draft
suitable resolutions Of .1esp & to the
memory of John ": Dalgar late Of
the SPIRIT Of Jsfessoa; as Rllows:-
Messfs. ScofeN Shinn; pydrick
and Harper.
The committee te procure charter
ofincorporatiofi for the IS pciatiei,
and a corporate seal rep67t 7tsd pro
gress, and was coatinued nth Ia
structions tQ report u nest annual
session. .. s.s.
Mr.. Broydrick haSded to the Pres
ident corresponds q Jao. E.
Woods, wit t$ilraad Si1 re-
ea.a soexctfs; ) :. sif:s, !. B ]
was, on motioh- placed on file. Ar.
Broydrick announced that the Jacob
Zouaves we're parading in honor of
the assembling of the West Virginia
Press Association, and that they
would pass in review of the Associa-
ton at the Kenny House at 4 o'clock,
P. NJ.
Mr.. Broydrick also rendered in the
name of Hon. H.G. Davis, a banquet,
to be given at the Kenny House, at
s o'clock, P. NJ, which was accepted.
Mr.. Broydrick also announced that
the authorities Of the Cumberland
and Pennsylvania, Railroad, through
Captain 4. McCulloh, had kindly
offered the Association a free excur-
sion to Frostburg and return, which
would give the members on oportun-
ity to visit the various mines. Ac-
cepted.
Mr.. Broydrick, also, informed the
Association that the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad had put Through
Captain kenny a special train at
its disposal for the purpose of visit
ing Keyser City, and that the au-
thorities Of Keyser, extended an in
vitation to visit that place, and also
the hospitality of The City. Accept
ed.
On motion, the Association ad-
journed to meet at the hour Of quar-
ter to four o'clock.
5 O'CLOCK, P. ".
Association rcassembled, the Prcsi-
dent, J. st. J. Clarkson in the Chair.
Mr.. Scofeld moved that the Secre-
tary call the roll, in order that the
names Of those who had removed from
the State or relinquished the business
might be stricken from the roll Of ac-
tive members. Carried.
The Secretary called the roll,
whereupon thefollowing were strick-
ca off: j. B.. HardwickesH NJ. Scott,
G. Murphy, P. D. YoTstsA N. Tooth
akcr, c. Z. Ringler, c. ". Walters,
D. Frysinger, 7. S. Heatley, I. B. El-
lott, and J. B. Chafiin.
On motion of Secretary, Mr.. Jno.
E. Woods name was stricken from
the roll of active members, and de-
clared an honorary member.
Mr.. Harper moved that Col. H. J.
johnson, OF the Cumberland News, be
elected an honorary member of the,
Association, which motion was unan-
imously adopted.
TheSecretary proposed the name
of Mr.. Richard Burke, of the Monroe
Register, as an application member
ship, whereupon he was unanimous
ly elected.
Mr.. Shinn moved that the Record
ing Secretary be instructed to notify
all members who are in arrear, that
they are so indebted, and that all who
are in arrears for three wears shall be
stricken from the roll. Carried.
Mr.. Carol moved that Article V.
Section 2 be amended in lines two
and three, by striking out the words
"one dollar" and inserting the words
"fifty cents" Lost.
On motion, Mr.. Scofeld, the thanks
of this Association were voted to Mr..
Wood, for his earnest efforts tosccure
transportation for an excursion Of this
Association to California.
The Secretary reportde as follows:
PIEDMONT, June II, 1875.
To the Vest Virginia Press association:
Not having settled with the trea-
surer since the last annual session, ]
report the following as the amount
received, disburscd and remaining in
my hand:
Amount received at session of
1874 74.................................S25 90
Amount disbursed, Gas per
vouchers fled0 .................. 16 10
Balance in my hands. s........... IS S.
C. H. HoDGsoy, Rec. Sec.
Mr. Tinnett n1nrnd thnt the Sacrn-