Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-08-13

The final vote resulting IN the defeat
OF the resolutions by vote of 81
to IS.
i Il. I. Cressey then offered the fol-
lowing resolution as a substitute,
which was quite unanimously adopt
ed:
| Resolved, That we, believing in
the equality OF all before the law,
disapprove OF all unreasonable efforts
to prejudice the interests of either in
diyidual or aggregated capital, and
that we rejoice in the Legitimate pros
Iperity Of all whether as individuals
or others.
BY A. Biz:
Resolved, That for the purpose of
mutual protection, every member Of
this association is expected TO report
promptly TO the secretary all adyer
Using frauds that come under his OBJ
servation, and all breaches of con
tract on the part Of general advertis-
ers, and it shall be the duty of the
secretary to compile such of these
reports rs he may deem of general
importance to the fraternity. This
compilation shall give the nature of
the transaction and the name aud ad-
dress Of the member reporting il and
shall be revised by the secretary at
least four times year, to-wit: Jan
uary lst, April lst July lst, and Oct.
LIST, and eftener if deemed advisable.
After compilation and revision by
the secretary, the list shall be submit
ted to the executive committee for
criticism and final revision and shall
then be printed under the supervi-
sion OF the secretary, who shall for
ward copy of the same TO each
member OF the association.
Adopted
By w. K. L. Bushnell:
WHEREAS, BY an act of the legisla-
ture there has been organized the
Dakota Board Of Agriculture, and
WHEREAS, The Dakota Board OF
Agriculture recognizing the necessity
of immediate action in tho interest
of horticulture, stock raising, etc,
have decided to hold fair at Huron,
oE September 20. to October 2, inclu-
siye, of this year. and inasmuch as
the time is short for advertising same
and the board have expressed a de-
sire for the hearty cooperation OF the
press, therefore be it
Resolved, That the members Of
this board declare themselves to be
heartily in sympathy IN this, the first
exhibition Of the Dakota Board of
Agriculture, and that we will do all
In our power as editors to aid the
success of the First Annual Territor
ial Fair, TO be held at Huron on Sept. |
18th. Both and Oct LIST and "a, 1885.
Adopted.
Upon motion OF ~ L. Smith, Aber-
deem was fixed rs the place for hold
ing the next meeting.
Upon motion of ID. Nj. Evans, the |
returned thanks to the |
hospitable people of Watertown, and |
a commute to draft resolutions APP
to the occasion was appoint |
ed, composed of G. w. Startling, A. |
Biz, 9. NJ Howe, H. +. Conklin and !
q. III. Ellis.
The president announced the fol-
lowing committees.
EXECUTIVE
Jno. Ii. Drake, Aberdeen, chan man
A. H. Lewis, Milhank; j. g. MeMan-
ina, East Pierre; k NJ. Ewart, Nit |
chell, g. w. Hopp, Brookings.
LEGISLATIVE.
A. q. Mellette, Watertown; Il.
Johnson, Highmore; j. G. Adams,
Webster; j. III. King, Chamberlain;
Aloyz Biz, Forest City.
1t was moved and carried that the
officers of the association act as
OK officio of the above COM
mittee.
Then came the following communi-
cation from H. p. Hall
To ). j. CoNKLIS,
President Dakota Press Association:
On yesterday ! telegraphed to the
st. Paul Chamber OF Commerce, stat
ing that You would be In ST Paul
from to III p. m, on Friday, and
asking if could tender your associ-
alton drive about the city and sup
per at the Ryan Hotel free of charge.
The secretary Of the Chamber tele-
graphs me To extend this invitation
IN the name of the city and Chamber
OF Commerce. Very truly yours,
III. p. HALL.
The communication placed on file
and invitation accepted.
BY q. W. Starring:
WHEREAS Several editors have, for