Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-04-14
STOCK NOTES.
The Clarksville Park Association
Hold Meeting.
Tecretary 0oodlett Resigns and r. b.
Withers is Eleoted-Stook Show
at st, Bethlehem.

held a meeting at the courthouse
Saturday evening with a view to
getting matters in shape and putting
out program for the fall meeting.
1t was ascertained that over half of
the stock was represented. Pres
ident Frank Buckner called the
meeting to order, stating that Col.
GoOdlett was absent, and had ten
dered his resignation as secretary,
declining positively to serve any
longer. William Hamburger was
elected secretary pro tenn, and on
motion Col. Goodlett's resignation
was accepted.
Capt. HerndOn took the floor and
said, before proceeding to arrange for
another exhibition, it was necessary
to have the affairs of the past year
settled, that had never been done,
that the directory had been unable
to get settlement with the secreta-
ry, and no one knew the financial
condition of the association.
A misunderstanding had come up
between the Park Association and
the Buenaventura Farm Company
in regard to making the track. The
company had the association charged
with the cost of making the track,
the tools used, ETC., which was not
according to the understanding of
the Park Association. The matter
was generally discussed, but finally
business took the proper shape to
have all differences settled amicably.
Robt. B. Withers was unanimously
elected permanent secretary. Mr..
Withers will no doubt meet every
requirement and make most excel
lent secretary. He is athOrough horse
man and has much experience in the
management of fairs.
On motion j. G. Joseph, 7. Hern-
don, Arthur Oneal, H. G. Long,
F. S. Beaumont and r. J.
Ellis were appointed committee
to confer with the directory of the
Farm Co. and try to bring about an
amicable and equitable adjustment of
all misunderstanding and report at
the next meeting.
On motion of Judge Munford a
committee of three were appointed,
consisting of Geo. w. Warfield, VIM.
Hambaugh and j. G. Joseph, to
settle with the treasurer and make a
full report of the receipts and dis
bursements at the next meeting.
The treasurer was instructed to
call Immediately on the stock sub
scribers who had not paid up, and to
bring suit for all not paid up within
the next ten days.
The Association adjourned to meet
at the library room of the court house
next Saturday, April 10, at 3 O'Clock,
when all committees are expected to
report, and all stockholders are mott
fed to attend.
The committee had a conference
to-day with Col. Goodlett, secretary
of the Farm Co. He acceeded to
every proposition made in settlement
of the differences and the whole mat
ter was pleasantly and satisfactorily
adjusted.
AT ST. BETHLEHEM.
Quite an interesting stallion show
was held at st. Bethlehem Saturday
evening. 1t was for the purpose of
getting the several fine stations in
that neighborhood before the people.
There were no premiums offered and
entrance fees charged.
Barker & Taylor had their stations
Dillingham; and Judgment Wilkes
on exhibition.
Jas. Ferguson exhibited John King
and fine Golddust colt.
DIR. w. B. Jefferson had his Den
mark horse on hand.
w. b. Whitfield entered Endor.
There is no doubt that Montgom-
cry county is forging ahead in fine
stock. The horses exhibited at this
show were all fine.
There was a large crowd of the coun-
try people attracted to the village
and everything passed off pleasantly.
For Rent.