The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-26

AUSTIN, January Q, 1873.
The association met pursuant to adj
journment The president in the chair.
The following names were enrolled as
members Of the association.
z. E. Coombs, Azariah Moss, Dallas
Robert Carpenter, Plano Collin coun>
".
B. F. Barkley, Fort Worth, Tarraut
county
George Cunningham, Palmer, Ellis
county
j. d. Sayers, ". W. Trigg, F. Williams,
Bastrop county.
Cauts A simpson, Weatherford.
Andrew Nell, A. j. Dorm, j. NJ. Day
W. c Phillips, John o. johnson. Austin
j. IL. L. Chapman, Galveston.
The following resolution was offered
by W. Warren:
Res7lved, 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 DESTROYS
OF enrolling and enjoying the privileges
of the association.
ResotUed, Thet 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 thewithdrawal IF snch
member from the association, and his
name shall ~ dropped from the rolls by
the secretly
Mr. Neil moved to strike out the
word five wherever il occurs in the reso-
luton. Carried.
Mr. Driskell moved to fill the blanks
caused by striking out the word FIVE,
by inserting two and one-half dollars.
Carried. The resolution was then adopt
ed.
The following resolutions were offer
ed by VIM. Warren, and carried
ReSetcsd, That q fee of one dollar be
required Tor registration, shall &C
company the pedigree.
Rssoteed. That any voucher presented
by the secretary for expenses incurred
IN preparing examining and publishing
pedigree of thorough bred 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 out of any funds
of tee association.
ReSojssd, That we extend cordial
invitation to all those in the state of
Texas, who may feel an interest in i'm
proved and thoroughbred stock, to
cooperate with our association ANY
person DESTROYS of enrolling as mem.
Der may communicate sucf, desire to c.
W. Gano, secretary of the Short Horn
association of Texas, Dallas, and upon
payment to the secretary of the mem
bership fee of two dollars and a half
their wants will be duly enrolled.
Mr. Neil offered the following reso-
luton:
I2esoiged. That the rules for the cleo
ton OF officers requiring separate cleo
ton for each be dispensed with. Car
ried
The following resolutions were offer
ed by Mr.. Price and carried;
Resotee4, That the present officers of
the association be continued for the
ensuing year or until the next meeting
of the association.
Rssolssd, That the committee on ped,
igree be continued for the ensuing year
or until the next meeting of the ass -
citation.
The following resolutions were then
offered and adopted:
Re; oirs3, That the thanks of this
association be extended to Colonel
Crow. the acting mayor, tor the use OF
the mayors Office aud for other courte-
sizes.
Resotsed. That the newspapers in the
state friendly to the association be re-
quested to publish the proceedings.
0s motion the association adjourned.
tsigBedl X. NJ. GANo,
sTHPHEs ". DARBES, President.
Secretary protein