Daily Republican., 1879-07-18
LETTER FROM REHoBOTH.
Election Of Directors fer the Reho-
both Beac" Association fer the
Year ISsO-The Bright tlck ct eiec.
ted with . Roustng Majority-A
Three Hours session Tho Stock.
holders we'll Represented.

holders we'll Represented.
Special Correspondence of the Republican.
REHoBoTn BEACH, July 18th, 10.
According to announcement the stock
holders meeting for the election of ter
directors to serve for the year 1880
was held in the camp meeting woods
on Wednesday afternoon. The meet
ing was called to order at 20 minutes
to o'clock, by the President, Mr.. H.
+. Pickels. Rev. Mr.. Prettyman open.
ed the exercises by offering up fsrve mt
prayer in behalf Of the association and
its interests. The Secretary, Mr.. VIM.
IL. Billany, then read the minutes of the
last regular meeting and the adjourn.
ed meeting held in St. Paul's M. E.
church, your city, on January sth, 10.
On motion they were adopted and or.
dered to be put on record.
Rev. J. B. Quigg moved to proceed to
the election of ten directors.
Mr.. VIM. Bright moved that q com.
mittee of three be appointed to examine
proxies, which was adopted and the
chair appointed w. J. Cooper, Rev. J.
B. Quigg and S. F. Belts, said commit
tee. After quite a discussion whether
parents could vote for their minor
children by proxy, it was decided in
the affirmative. The election of direc-
tors was then proceeded with. Mr..
Geo. G. Lobdell and Rev. J. M. Will,
liams were appointed tellers, and after
taking and counting the votes reported
the followingresult:
BRIGHrs TICKET
J. M. Poole, 1T; VIM. Bright, III !;
4, Bringhurst, jr., ls1 H. C. McLear,
1T; G. +. Rudolph, 225; VIM. H.
Billany. 2M; E. s. R. Butler, 173;
Geo. g. Lobdsll ia; s. +. Belts, l75
T. F. Plummer, 2O7.
QUIds's TICKET.
W. J Jones, IL; Rev. T. Z. Martin.
dale, IS :; Rev. R. W. Todd, 81; VIM.
H. Eder, 81 Thos. Mallalieu, So; Rev.
J. Wilson, As; E. Mccullough, 81; F.
A. Ellis, SO; J. NJ. Williams, Of.
Scattering-Thos. Drein, S; Jacob
Tome, 5; W. A. Finley, 2; W. Z. En-
gland, 3; 7. E. Records, l.
The election was very quiet and lit
Tie discussion indulged in by the stock
holders. The Bright men had made
'ut a strsng ticket of fair minded men
who 1t is said are liberal in their
IDEAS as to how a watering place should
De conducted to make it attractive and
still keep off the land sharks that every
season visit the watering places. The
luigg ticket was composed of good men
out rather restricted in their ideas of
iberality. 1t will remain TO be seen
hat the future of ReLoboth, (the sus
sex County watering place,) will
to in the near future. The ho-
.els are fuller this season, than at any
previous one at this time of the year and
IN fact we might say than at any time
turing its existence.
The camp-meeting grounds are better
adapted than ever tor camp purposes,
1eat two-story frame cottages having
aiken the place of the former canvas
,epts. 1t is said that the camp meet
ng is not big success this year, that
) spiritually.
The Seaside House contains over one
hundred guests. The Bright House
me hundred and fifty, with prospect
If two hundred by next Saturday. The
ottages are nearly all occupied, and
he bathing never was better.