Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-15
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Regular Monthly Meeting Yesterday Ar
ternoOn Notice Of Election Minor
Matters Disposed OF.

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tsrnoon - Notice Of Election - Minor
Matters Disposed or.
The Clark County Agricultural Society
held its regular monthly meeting at their
rooms in the West County building. Satur-
day afternoon. with President Hazard in
the chair, and twenty members present.
After the reading and approval Of the
minutes, the business of the board pro
crcded As follows:
ON motion of c. +. Rohrer. the reSOlu-
ton adopted al the last meeting declaring
the place of Mr. KerShner vacant, was IT,
considered. He had offered the resolution
OH the understanding that Mr.. Kershner
was to be Uu: Of town until after election.
but had since learned otherwise.
On motion of Mr.. Yeazell, the premiums
awarded I" Ii. l." Rumyan were ordered
paid.
On motion of Mr.. jenkins, the premiums
paid.
The secretary presented the following
notice of election, and on motion of Mr..
Elder. he was requested Ia have it pub
Ii>hrd in the city papers:
ELECTION NOTICE.
The annual election for directors of the
Clark county Agricultural Society will be
held un the first Monday in April (the 5thl.
lSs6 at the usual voting places in the town
ships, the city Of Springfield voting at the
township polls, each township eiecting one
member and the city one.
The following is a list of the directors
whose term of Office expires on the above
day and their places Of residence at the
time of their election: ID. 7. Jefferies, city
Of Springfield; j. s L. Hazard. Spring
field township: r. X. Funderburg. Bethel
township; George Elder. Green township;
Darwin Pierce. Madison township; George
r. Jones. Pleasant township: VIM. II. Cra-
bill, Mooreheld township: q. A. Smith.
Mad River township; VI. b. GOOdfellOw.
Harmony township: c. F. Rohrer. German
township: William jenkins. Pike town
ship.
Members of this Society must be residents
Of the county of Clark. must be over twen-
ty-ome years old. and must annually pay
the sun of one dollar 10 the recording sec
retary or judges of election at the time OF
or before the annual election of each year.
Members Of the Society are electors, and
do elect the board of directors: and may
enter as many articles for exhibition and
premiums a. they and the minor members
Of their families may own; and are admit
ted, with their families tn the fair grounds
during the fair. l. b. SrRAGUE,
Secretary.
The Fair Ground Committee was author
lied Ia engage Harvey BOblett As Superin-
tendent of the grounds. at salary of SIS
per month for six months, beginning April
l. lSS6. For the rest of the year his ser
vices are to be paid by the free rental of
the dwelling house on the grounds.
The proposition of the Seventh Day Ad-
vemti>t> for the lease of the grounds during
two weeks next August was left in the
hands of the Fair Grounds Committee, 10
use their own discretion in the matter
The secretary presented letter from ID.
ID. Harmon, of Chicago, asking for the
privilege of exhibiting the famous Battle
of Gettysburg" panorama at the Fair
grounds next August. The letter was re-
ferred back 10 the secretary with power to
act at his own discretion.
Sundry small bills were presented by the
secretary and ordered paid.
The claim of Mr.. Maxwell for entrance
money in the pacing race to be refunded
was presented, discussed and rejected
The secretary was instructed to procure
the Short Horn handbook, vol. 20. 1t is
proposed tn transfer all the books belonging
to the society Ia the Public Library. All
persons throughout the county having in
their possession any of these volumes arr
requested 10 return them at once TO l. b.
Spraguc at South Charleston.
Adjourned