The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-01-17
AUSTIN. Janu,rv ISIS.

AUSTIN, January 8, 1873.
The association met pursuant to ad-
journment; the president in the chair.
The following names were enrolled
Is members of the association: z. e.
Coombs, of Dallas; Azariah Moss, of
Dallas; Robert Carpenter, of Plano !;
B. F. Barley, of Fort Worth !;
George Cunningham, of Palmer, Ellis
county; J. D. Sayers, NJ. w. TrIgg,
F. Williams, of Bastrop; Couts &
Simpson, of Westherford; Andrew
Neil, A. ]. Dorm, of Austin; J, II. T.
Chapman, of Galveston; ]. M. Day,
W. c. Philips, John o. johnson, of
Austin.
The following resolution was offered
by w. Warren:
ResOlced, That an assessment of five
dollars for each member now enrolled
be levied by the secretary, and that
hereafter membership fee of five dol
lars be required of each person de-
sirous of enrolling and enjoying the
privileges Of this association.
Lcesolred, That non-payment by any
member now on the rolls, within thirty
days after notice from the secretary of
the association above mentioned, shall
be considered As the withdrawal of
such member from the association, and
bis name shall be dropped from the
Tolls by the secretary.
Mr. Neil moved to strike out the five
wherever it occurs in the resolution.
Carried.
Dir. Driskill moved to fillthe blanks
caused by striking out the word five
by inserting two and half. Carried.
The resolution was then adopted.
The following resolutions were Of
fered by Mr.. Warren and carried:
fres0tced, That fee of one dollar re-
CURED for repatriation shall accom-
pany the pedigree.
Resotced, That any voucher presented
By the secretary for expenses incurred
in preparing, examining and publish
ing pedigree of thoroughbred short
horn cattle, or for postage, clerical
labor and other. incidental expenses.
after approval by the committee on
pedigree, shall be paid by the treasurer
of the association.
Aecb~StC<g hub VIC &AttHu u CDIuiHl
invitation to all those in the State of
Texas, who may feel an interest in I'M
proved and thoroughbred stock, to CO.
operate with our association. ANY
person DESTROYS of enrolling AZ q mem
Der may communicate such desire TO G.
W. GAno, Secretary Of the Short Horn
Association of Texas, Dallas, and upon
payment to the secretary Of the menu
5ersni p zee of two dolisrs and half,
their names viii be duty enrolled.
Mr.. Neil offered the following reso
luton:
Res0loea, That the rules for the cleo
ton of officers, requiring separate cleo
tion for each, be dispensed with. Car
ried.
The following resolutions were of
fered by M. Price and adopted:
Res0lCed, That the present officers Of
the association be continued for the
ensuing year, or until the next meeting
OF the association.
Resolced, That the committee or ped
igree be continued until the next meet
ing Of the association.
The following resolutions were then
offered and adopted:
hes0tcsd, That the thanks OF this az
ISOLATION be extended TO Col. Crow,
acting Mayor. for the use of the MAJ
oPs Office and for other courtesies.
Resotred, That the newspapers in the
State, friendly TO the association, be
requested to publish the proceedings.
On motion, the association then ad-
journed. r. Fl. GAEo, President.
STEPHEN H. DARDKx. Sec'y.