The Springdale news., 1889-06-28
Ex.cONFFDERATE VETERANS.
Looking to Organization 10 Aid Dlsa.
 bled Comrades.

soldiers held at the court house on Saturday, Jund 22d, 1889, Dr. ", B. Welch moved that Col. T. NJ. Gnnter take the chair and [. NJ. Pat rldge act as Secretary. Carried.
 Thc chairman explained the ob. iect Of the meeting.
 On motion, committee ef five was appointed on resolutions-L NJ. Partridge, W. B, Welch, ]. NJ. Putnam, A. NJ. Wilson and ". II. Holcomb.
 The committee reported the fol- lowing resolutions, which on mo. ton of Prof. J. F. Howell were adopted unanimously.
 Whereas, State Convention of Fix Confederate is to convene at Little Rock on July 4th prox., for tho purpose of pertecting 3 State organization to provide means for the support of disabled ex.confeder- ate soldiers.
 Resolved, That we sympathise with the parpose of said convention and recommend that one or more delegates De appointed for this eonn- ty 10 attend the same.
 Resolve, That we recommend thatthe Confederate soldiers Of good standing in the differant townships meet at their respective precincts To organiye township clubs, on Sat urdaY, July 18th next, and after en- rolling their names, they elect del- egates to a county convention to meet in Fay yetteville, on Saturday July goth. for the purpose of organ izlne q county club, to act in har- mony with the State organization. During the absence of the com mlttee the meeting was addressed hy A. s. Nandevonte1, Prof. ". E. Rosser and Prof. J. r. Howell.
 The meeting elected Col. T. NJ. Gunter. Major F. E. Earle, C. W. Walker, W. E. Rosser and .. Pet ross delegates to the Little Rock convention.
 Dr Weleh moved the appoint mebt of an ex-confederate in each township to supervise the organiza- tion and enrolment untjl the town ship meetings, winch was carried and the following appointmente made:
 Boston-T. J. Dunagan.
 Brush Greek-Jas. Bragg.
 Cane HiIi-J. ?. Carnahan.
 Center-W. D, Holland.
 Cove Crock II, Brewster.
 Crawfora-R. 5 Johnson.
 U LII Hdill- bliIl -tRtobtA1
 Dutch Mills-Jacob White.
 Elm Springs-W. II. Holcombe. Fayetteville-B. F Smith.
 Goshen-B. F. Walker.
 IlIinois-T. W. Thomson.
 Lees Chas. Carter.
 Marr's HIll-J. P. Pyeatt.
 Mouutain-Rob'tHanna.
 Prarie-M. B. Tharp.
 Praric Grove-Ed Pittman.
 Price-George Gibson.
 Reed-J. s. Quinn.
 Rhea's Mills. (. Thornton.
 Richland-D. T. Smith.
 Spungdae-W. c. Nincenheller Starr Hil-John k. Moore.
 Vineyard-J. $. McClathey.
 Wedington-R. A. Rhodes.
 West Fork-T. ' Erps.
 Wheeler-Andrew Howe
 White Rlvcr-D. (. Mason.
 Wmslow-Dr. 4, A. Dunlap.
 On motion the county papers were requested to publish the pro cecding of tLis meeting.
 No luther business appearing the meeting adjourned.
 
 T, Ii. GENrEr, Chm'n l. Nj. PARTRIDGE, Soc'y.
 N. B.-It Is not to be supposed that tine supervisor selected for each township should know All the ex- confederates residing therein, hence each ex-couiederate who was a sol dier in good standing is earnestly requested 10 report at once to tine superYi ser ofhls respective locality that he may have enrolled not only his name, but the squad, company, regiment, division and corps ii which he served,
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