Nevada County picayune., 1888-02-08
thousand dollars, for the faithful

secretary, with not less than any fourteen members of the bureau, at meeting called hy the president. and in his absence, by the vice. president, shall constitute a I quorum of the bureau for the trans action of business Such meeting hereafter shall be called by giving due notice hy mail, to each mem Der of the time and place nf hold ing the same.
 :. There shall be an executive committee. to consist of the pres. ident, and in his absence the vice president, tine secretary and three members of the bureau, to be che sen at it's lilst meeting, and they shall have control of the executive affairs of the business.
 $ The members of the bureau from reach coanty shall immediatel cause to he organized a county bu- reau,in his county of not less than five members. which shall be under the control of the State bureau. It shall be the duty of such county bureau to compile maps of their respective counties. and gather statistics. showing the location and amount improved and unim- proved lands therein, and the character and quantity of timber, mine and other lands, and to collect all necessary information concerning their counties, and to collect all necessary information concerning their county, and trans init the same to the state bureau; to promptly answer all inquiries of the State bureau, and of all others seeking information; and to show all needful attention to stran gers and immigrants. visiting their counties with view of settling theirin or of making purchase; but 1 they shall act entirely inde pend. ent of all land syndicates and ST ec ulators. and for the public good only. And they shall collect their pro rata of the bureau fund and promptly transmit it's portion to the State bureau.
 Q. The sum of a5O,000 shall be immediately raised, by subscrip- ton, in the various counties of the State, each county to furnish its portion of such a sum, according to it's taxable values, as compared with the other counties of the State based upon schedule to be prepared by the secretary of the 1 bureau and transmitted to each member therof.
 10. The money collected from such subscription shall be trans mitted one third to the State bu reau, to be expended by it in ad vertising the advantages of the State at large and paying the eX- penses of the secretary's office and it's employers. and the other two thirds to be retained by the coun ty bureau, to be expended in d. vertising their own counties
 II. The bureau may establish all necessary bylaws for it's guid ance and government.
 am also instructed to report the following resolution, supple. menting the foregoing:
 Resolved. That this convention recommend 10 the next general as- sembly of the State the establish ment of an agricultural, mining. manufacturing and immigration bureaus, to assist in the promotion of agriculture, mining, mann. factaring and increasing the population and capital Ofthe State with sufficient and liberal appro- prations to make the same effect i've in their operation and results.
 The resolutions were once more read for information, and the question was put and the resolu tions were adopted unanimously amidst applause.
 After a recess of ten minutes the following list of members for the bureau of immigration was read
 Arkansas, Thos. II. Leslie; Ash ley, w. G Rolie; Baxter, NJ. x. Dyer: Benton, John Black; Boone, J. R. Ncwman; Bradley, w. F. Mack; Calhoun, w. J. Bunn; Car roll, T. D. Wickersham; Chicot, C. H. Carlton; Clark, A. NJ. Crow; Clay, G. w. Stephens; Cleburne, Wm. F.. Neshitt; Cleveland, w. J. Stanfeld; Columbia, T. c. Munroe, Conway, Carroll Armstrong; Craig head, J. NJ. Underhill; Crawford, NJ. F. Locke. Crittenden, J l., Fleming; Cross, J. M Levesque; Dallas, T. H. Clyde; Desha, J. w. Die<in- son; Drew, C. l., Brooks; Faulkner, Louis (. Lincoln; Franklin, J. J. Eichenbsrger; Ful ton. David P. Tunstal; Garland, l. L. But tefeld; Grant, !. <. Williams; Greene, T. II. Wyse; Hempstead, J. r. Hurvey; Hot Spring, w. b. Leiper; Howard, John NJ. Somervilie; Independence, T. B. Padgctt: Izard, A. C. Dixon; Jackson, John w. Stay ton; Jefferson, !. NJ. Lucy; Johnson, k. T. Mcdonnell; Lafi, cite, w. l.. Connovey; Lawrence, Swain C. McDowell Lee, ]. k. Leary; Lincoln. F. $. Lee, Little River A. J. Mims; Logan, Fl. G. Sadler; Lonoke, w. r. Fletcher; Madison, J. R. Berry, Marion, R. B. Dallan, Miller, E. F. Friedell; Msss- sppi, Leon Roussan; Monroe, Parker (. Ew- an; Montgomery, G. Witt; Nevada, k. l.. ta, C. H. Stone, Perry. J. F. Sellers; Phil lips, w. $. Burnett; Pike, J. F. Copeland Poinsett, Foster Freeman. Polk, Pole Me Phetridge. Pope, F.. "A. Darr. Prairie, j. R. Johnson. Pulaski, c. R, Brown. Ran dolph, $. J. Johnson. saline, Alex Russell.