Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-09
Annual Meeting of the s. W.
Wis. |. A.
Mineral Point, Wis, Dec. Sd, 81.

Mineral Point, Wis, Dec. 81, 81.
Pursuant to notice, the adjourned
annual meeting of the Southwestern
Wisconsin Industrial Association
was this day held in the city hall,
in the city of Mineral Point.
The meeting was called to order
by R. D. Pulford, President.
The minutes of the annual meet
ing Of 1880, the Executive meeting Of
Oct. Is, 1881, and the annual meet
ing of November 9TH, 1881, and
the treasurer and secretary's re-
ports were called for, read, and on
motion, were adopted.
On mott n. the following resolu-
ton was adopted:
= That it shall be the duty OF The Secretary Is
publish list of premiums awarded annually, as
classified in the premium list, giving the names
of the judges thereof, AMI have the annual item
lied account published in the newspapers of the
city, and in the premium list each succeeding
| year
On motion, the meeting proceeded
to ballot for President for the COM
ing year. The first ballot resulted
as follows; VIM. T Henry, ,; r. D.
Pulford, "a; G. G. Cox, IL; D. Uren,
|; Francis Little, l Jno. H. Vivian,
6. Whole number Of votes cast, 40;
necessary to a choice, >.
No candidate having received a
sufficient number Of votes to elect, .
second ballot was taken, and result
ed as follows: VIM. 7. Henry, ,
r. d. Pulford, %; G. G. Cox, 25
Francis Little, l Jno. H. Vivian, 3
Total vote cast, %; necessary TO {
choice. 81.
Neither candidate having received
a sufficient number Of votes to elect
the meeting cast a third ballot re
sulting as follows: r. D. Pulford
II; G. G. Cox, 81; Francis Little, ?
E. W. Sylvester, l. Whole number
of votes cast, %; necessary to ;
choice, p.
G. G. Cox having received 4 ma
jority, was declared duly elected
President for the ensuing year.
The meeting then proceeded t
ballot for Treasurer for the coming
year, with result as follows: W. 4
Jones, 3; Thomas Priestley, Al
]. p Tramel, / James Toay, 1
Francis Little, 3; Jno. P. Martin, |
Whole number of votes cast, sc
necessary to a choice, 20.
Thomas Priestley having received
d majority of the votes cast, was de
clared duly elected Treasurer for til
coming year.
The meeting then proceeded t
ballot for a Secretary for the coming
year, with result as follows: G. W
McIIhon, 26; 7. S. Ansley, IA; d. I
Beach, Z; w \. Jones, 2; John T
Tramel, 2. Total number Of vote
cast, 81. necessary to choice, 26.
c. w. McIlhon having received
majority OF the votes cast, was de
clared duly elected Secretary for tn
ensuing year.
On motion, the following resolu
ton was adopted:
THAT the Executive Committee be directed t
solicit advances ofmoney to pay the money ad
vanced for the fair grounds, and TO meet tn
expenses incident to fitting the new grounds Q
the Association for its use as fair grounds anC
to issue negotiable certificates for the same
bearing interest at per cent per annum, paya
BILE annually at the time of the fair. the principa
to be paid at the option of the Association, on o.
before the first day of October, 1886, at whiel
time it shall be due and payable if not sooner
paid"
On motion the Secretary was In
structed to cast the vote of the
meeting for the following Vice.
Presidents for the ensuing year:
LIST Vice President-J. W. Rewey. Rewey.
| ID Vice President-N X Van Matre Fayette.
Sd Vice President-John Tregonning, Linden
4th Vice President-John Ross, Waldwick.
9TH Vice President-J. II. Vivian, Mrl PIT city
On motion the meeting proceeded
to ballot for an Executive Committee
of four persons residing in the city
and town of Mineral Point; and the
following were duly elected.
R. D. Pulford, ". J. Healey, E. ". sylvester
, John Clowney, Charles Gilman.
No further business being before
the meeting, on motion it adjourned
d. p. BEECH, Secretary
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Red Lips and Rosy Cheeks.