The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-04-05

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F w Sargent, Geo. Harper,
Robt. Marsh, II S Marvel,
Chas. II Terry, F c jenkins,
J. W. Conner.
The president appointed Messrs. Ca
rey, Reel and Maggie a committee to re-
port on the admission of these appli-
cants.
The committee reported in favor of
their admission as members Of the as
ISOLATION, and they were duly elected
by ballot.
Mr.. Thos. Sturgis, the secretary,
thereupon read his report, and on mo-
ton the same was approved and placed
ON record.
The secretary also reported that VIM.
Murphy, John Dowdell and Joseph
Taylor had been dropped from the roll
of membership, having left the count
ry. The names of H. W. Orr and d.
g. Tracy, deceased, had also been taken
from the roll.
The t~reasurer's report was read and
approved.
On motion of Mr.. Reel. a committee
on round-ups, to consist of eighteen
members, was appointed by the chair,
as follows:
Messrs. Reel, Starlight, Irvine, Snod-
grass, Goodell, Ferris, Bronson, Gold
schmidt, Kelly, Carey. Van Tassell,
Kent, Coad, Hackney, Parker, Lane,
Draper and Player.
On motion a recess was had until 3
p. m.
Afternoon Session.
Prest. Swan called the meeting to or
der at 1926, and called for the report of
the committee on roundup.
Mr.. Reel, from the committee, re-
quested further time, and, no objec-
ton being made, the committee was
given until 10 o'clock this morning.
The second annual report of the
stock inspector, was read by Judge
Carey.
Mr.. Thos. Sturgis offered a resolu-
ton endorsing Mr.. Morrison's actions
for the past year, in conjunction with
approving the report.
Election of officers was declared next
in order.
Mr.. Thos. Durbin moved that the
present officers be reelected. Motion
seconded and carried unanimously.
Mr.. Kent moved that the president
of the association be constituted the
chairman of the executive committee.
After a brief discussion, the motion
was carried, the secretary giving the
casting vote.
The proposition wal made to increase
the number of the executive committee
from three to five.
Judge Carey arose to a point of order
that the election of the executive com
mittee was fixed by the bylaws, and
that the election of a chairman wa out
of order. He resented the imputations
against the last executive committee
and defed their accusers.
Mr.. Kent explained that his motion
was made for the purpose of allowing
debate on the question of the efficiency
of the committee, because he had heard
some criticism, but that he himself had
no criticism to make.
Mr.. Kent moved to reconsider the
motion by which the president was
elected president of the executive COM
mittee. Carried.
Mr.. Sturgis offered an amendment to
the bylaws, that the executive com.
mittee be increased to five members, /
and that the president and vice presi-
dent be ex-oficio members Of said COM
mittee. Accepted.
NJ Sturgis moved that a ballot be
taken for three members of the execu-
tive committee.
Messrs. Coad, Carey, Davis, Maggie, |
Sturgis, Warren, Van Tassell and Kent
were nominated.
On motion of Mr.. Durbin the nomi-
nations were closed.
Mr.. Sturgis moved for the appoint
ment Of two tellers and that the associ- |
alton proceed to vote ballot.
Messrs. Guiterman and Hackney
were appointed tellers.
Messrs. Maggie, Kent. Warren and
Carey desired to decline the nomina.
lions, but their friends insisted upon
voting for them.
The b~alloting resulted as follows:
Coad. Is
Nagle IL