Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
THE SALE RATIFIED.
DEEDS NOW TO BE MADE TO THE SOL
DIERS-HoME PROPERTY.
The Form Of Conveyance Adopted and the
Proper officers Authorized to Afix
the Camps Seal.

- Iss bft IAu1pg Np. l. tDultN'taAt ''AN-
rams, assembled at headquarters on Broad
street last night at O'Clock and spent nearly
three hours considering matters concerning
the CONVEYANCE OF the Camps property re-
Gently sold.
Commander Brander in calling the meet
Ing TO order stated that the body had been
convened for the purpose, as stated in the
call, Of carrying out and ratliying the sales
OF the real estate belonging 10 this corpora
ton which were made on the llth day OF
April, lSSa. and for the transaction OF any
other business that may be brought up be-
fore the meeting.
The letter ~ Colonel Brander asking him
10 convene the Camp wa, signed bY Com
rades l.. Leslie spence, J. Taylor Ellyson.
John Maxwell, Frank y. Hill, Lewis +.
BOssleuX. Thomls &. Jackson, Charles $.
Stringiellow. J. G.. PeEram John :. Talley,
+. T.. Wright, Francis \. Bowry, and W.
L. Turner.
In the absence oi Adiutant A. A. Spitzer
his place was filled by Mr.. j. Taylor STRAIT
ton.
lLARGE MEETING.
On motion Of Mr. wingo committee Of
thrfe was appointed 10 ascertain the number
Alexander W. Archer. and b. d. Core were
appointed. The committee reported that
there were thirty-seyeu members present in
person aud 23S were represented by proxy,
making q total representation OF 30
IHg FORM OF DEED.
The report Of General Cooke and Major
Randolph with reference to the sale, which
was presented and approved at the meeting
h.nI naA Il F|Ir-
mally ratified.
\ form Of the deeds to be made 10 the
purchasers Of the Soldiers'.llOme lots was
submitted, and this was really ihe important
matter Of business before the aSsembage. It
was 4 very ABLY drawn paper, and the men,
hers Of the Camp were unanimous In the
opinion that every point Wss very carefully
guarded. The form was adopted.
APPROVED AND RATIFIED.
Appended to the form was the following
resolution
Res0fred, That tho resolution passed ~ the
reg lar meeting ~ this corporal on held ON
Apfl 49, ls,4. approving the report therein re-
forrrI 20 General John y. Cooke mud .or y
y. Randolph. and calsing ne sam" 'o b. -uIc1i
on the minutes of this company AMI rautying
and approving all of the sales oi this company
real estate In said report set forth, ana directing
that This com paAy shall "Xetut" an deliver 'n
sl-ns. and on their complying with the terms ~
SAFE good and sufficient deed, with tho usual
covenants Of tito for the lots respective
ly purchased by them NJ said a..
auI authorizing aud directing ihoma,
/ Hlauder, commander. aud Arthur a. splitter,
aiiufalf. so have SAID deeds prepared m dI'
form, and 70 afIiX the zeal of thl- corporation
thereto az vol as 10 subscribe The eamo NTH
their own signatures as commander cad sdlu-
tan Aforesaid. anI 20 duly acknowledge said
dee "a FOR re O-d, ue. and the same % hereby,
r4Ufed and approved. Hni that ihe said salos Doe
carried out and said deeds nr executed aud de-
Ntered 20 SAID respective purchaser- upon their
complying Hith the same a Aforesaid. and FUR
her tlat the sad TORN " deed hrrern~ioro
mentioned A. shown and read s. this meeting
nlI ordered 10 be- spread ON INC innutes Zoe, anu
the same is hereby, approved and ratlned.
THE VOTE.
The resolution was adopted by the follow
ing recorded vote:
Voting In por-on Aye....................... 81
Nouug by proxy Aye....................
Total yote-an voting Aye.
Total membership, 3S7, Of which 1914 Is a
majority.
Aye', 2ij; noes, o.
This il final action on the part OF the
Camp; though TO be on the safe side and 10
guard against any possible trouble ana be
ready for any emergency this meeting, with
all II the ploxies at hand, was adjourned
uFl Fri6a7 night Meantime the deeds
will be prepared and presented to The pur.
| cnasers Of the property.
MEMORIAL.
General Charles j. Anderson, under the
head OF " F0rthe Good OF the Camp briefly
addressed himself 10 the subject Of having
a general memorial dly Tor the decoration of
the graves OF Confederate soldiers through
out the state and as far as possible through
out the couptry. lie thought the day would
be much more generally and successfully OBJ
served If tue same day was observed every
where.
Mr.. Straft0n suggested that General An
dcrson should appear before the Grand
Camp. which meets in Norfolk June Gih,
and pledged him that the Richmond dele
yates would lend him their support in his
eflort u bring about this change.
Major Bmndcr took occasion in this COM
nectiou 10 urge every member Of the Camp
TO turn out on Nav 50th TO participate 10 the
Observance at Hollywood.