Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-02-28
FOOL GROWERS.
The Meeting of the Executive Committee
of the State Society.

Va sAAo 0SSto SOClOCys
A special meeting of the executive COM
mittee OF the State Wool Growers assooia-
ton was held at the Metropolitan hotel yes
terday afternoon, President William Fowler
III the chair. Present-R. G. Judson, Farm
lngton; q. A. DeGraff, GAINESVILLE; H. Van
Ness, Minneapolis; @. F. Irwin and j.. II.
Pounds, Richfeld. The secretary submit
ted the following bylaws, which were unan-
lmously adopted
Article Flrst-The president, or in his alb
sence or inability to act, the vice presidents,
shall preside at all meetings of the society,
and exercise the usual functions of presid-
ing officer of deliberative body. He shall
preside at the opening and closing Of all
meetings, and shall officially represent the
society Oh all proper occasions.
Article Second-The secretary shall pre-
pare, publish and distribute all notices of
meetings of the association. He shall keep
tho minutes of such meetings, and have
charge of all the books and papers apper-
tanning to his Office. He will also keep a
correct list of all members of the association,
and their place of residence. He shall
be the custodian of the seal of
the association, which he will
only use under the direction of the execu-
tive committee, or by direct vote of the as
ISOLATION. he will also promptly notify
members who are in arrears. He shall have
his books, papers and accounts always open
for the inspection of the executive commit
tee or any of its members. He shall give
bonds in the sum of not less than 5000, and
shall also require monthly report from
each member of the association.
Article Third-The treasurer shall be the
custodian of all moneys belonging to the
association, and ne shall pay all orders of
the association, when signed by the presi-
dent and secretary. The treasurer shall!
keep book in which shall
be entered the amounts received
and disbursed by him; such
book to be at all times open for the in
spectlcn of the executive committee or its
members. The treasurer shall make general
reports of the financial condition of the as
ISOLATION, and give bonds to the amount OF
not less than $500, to be approved by the
executive committee. Any moneys belong
ing to the ASSOCIATION, and collected or re-
celved 10y any officer or member of the So
clety, shall be paid over to the treasurer
monthly, who shall at all times receipt for
the same.
Article Fourth, Section 1.-The executive
SSidAAi1GIOO Sldll COuSlSb OI SoV0u momO6TS,
who will organize with chairman and clerk,
and will hold meetings at the call of two OF
more of its members, five of whom are q
quorum. 1t will have complete control and
supervision of the affairs of the association
within the period of their authority.
Sec. 2. The executive committee will be
divided into various committees to in
clude finance, printing, auditing, and such
other committees oc no
! able, each of which will be amenable to and
act under the immediate supervision of the
executive committee.
Sec. 3. The executive committee shall
designate the localities for holding public
shearings, provide suitable accommodations
for, give publicity to, and consummate the
same. 1t shall prepare the premiums, ap-
point all judges, receive, supervise, and pro-
mitigate their reports and decisions.
Sec. 4. The executive committee will
make reports at each regular meeting of the
association.
Sec. 5. Any breeder of sheep in good
standing residing in this State can become a
member of this association by paying to the
secretary the sum of $1, and upon a receipt
OF certificate of membership, can vote at
all general meetings of this association,
Article Flfth-Special meetings must be
called by order of the president, if he be re-
quested in writing to order such meetings by
i've members of the executive committee, or
by six other members of the association.
Committees were then appointed as fol-
lows:
Committee on Printing!. G. Judson and
@. A. DeGraff.
On Auditing and Finance-D. F. Aiken,
Il. +. Irwin and Hiram Van Ness.
After an informal discussion, the commit
tee adjourned.