Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-06-30

SECTION l.-MenDers oil tins AsS0cia-
ton shall be entitled TO one vote for every
one dollar for which he holds the Treas
urer's receipt upon the location of the
Monument, and upon all other matters be-
fore the Association upon which vote
may be taken by roll call of members.
Sec. 1.-THE regular meetings of this
Association shall be held upon the second
and fourth, Friday evenings, of each month
the same shall he changed by action of the
Association.
Sec. III.-The meetings OF this Associa.
tion shall be governed by the usual parlia.
menlary rules.
Sec. IV.-The amounts remaining I'M
paid upon the several subscription lists,
finally returned to the Treasurer by the
different solicitors, shall be collected in
manner prescribed and under direction of
the Executive Committee. Thirty days
notice shall be given TO such subscribers
by said Committee, of the dale when said
subscriptions are expected TO be paid into
the hands of the Treasurer.
SEC. V.-When, in the opinion of the
Association, a sufficient amount of funds
has been collected for the objects of the
Association, it shall be the duty oil the
President, at regular meeting, to appoint
a committee OF five members to examine
and report upon the selection of site Tor
the location of the Monument.
Sec. VI.~-After the committee appointed
in the preceding section shall have report.
ed upon site or sites for the Monument,
the location shall be selected by vote of
the Association, in manner prescribed by
Sec. l, of these Bylaws.
SEC. VII.-These Bylaws may be al
tered and amended by Il two.lhirds vote Of
| the Association, in manner prescribed in
Sec. l provided, however, that the pro-
posed amendment be offered in writing
and, by majority viva voce vote Mt any
regular meeting, received, and laid for
| final action and adoption until the next
| regular meeting.
| The above Constitution md Bylaws
were submitted by the committee appoint
ed to dralt the same, and adopted at n
fairly attended second meeting OF citizens,
considering the busy season, held at the
Town Hall ON Friday night last.
A resolution was also adopted authorize
ing the publication, in the JOURNAL. of
the names Of each subscriber to the Monu-
mental fund, and tie amount subscribed
by each, rs reported At the sen,i-monthly
meetings.
There has been several suggestions made,
in an informal way, as to the location OF
able TO learn but few, il any, now favor ils
location in the cemetery, but ut the most
conspicuous point in the town. On thir
point no trouble is apprehended, as Per.
rysburg il blessed, with its surrounding
scenery and natural advantages, with sew
eral Of the most desirable sites for such Il
monument 10 he found anywhere.
From the interest already taken in the
movement, and the liberal subscriptions o
the first few days, il is confidently xpected
that fund OF at least $4,000 will be sub
scribed by the LIST of October for the erect
ion of the proposed monument. II is alsc
believed that the Township Trustees
and Town Council will stand the expens,
of purchasing suitable grounds and putting
in shape for a Monumental Square, thu
leaving the entire amount raised by sub
scription to be invested in a monument.
The blank subscription lists were no
mailed 10 the solicitors until Monday o
last week, and many Of them did not reacl
their destination until the middle, or late
in the week, consequently not many o
them were able to report at the meeting oil
Friday night. In accordance with til,
resolution adopted we give bel ow the mum
Der Of the district, the name of the solici
tor, and the name and amount subscribed
to each list as reported at the meeting oi
Friday evening last. 1t will be seer tha
Mr.. A. S. Conklin entered into the ful
spirit and design in the raising of tn
fund, by giving his children an opportunil.
10 add their might TO the fund;
District No. o.1-W. III, Hollenbeek, Solicitor.