New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31

COMPANY TO HANDLE THEIR
PRODUCT FOR THE NEW
YORK MARKET.
The large and representative attendance at the
srst ANIMAL convention Of the Milk Producers
Union. the enthusiasm and animation which char
ecterized the proceedings. and the zeal displayed
nv every delegate showed that this new organlIa-
hou established not alone in the selfish interest
pf the financial betterment of its supporters, but
with the aim of improving the quality OF milk
supplied TO New-York, means business. The meet
ing was held in Adelphi Hall, at Fifty-second-st'
and Seventh-ave, yesterday forenoon and after
noon There are now 115 sections ORGANIZED
within the union. OF these l65 were represented
and the hall was filed to overlooking. Most OF the
delegates came from New-York State; the Others
from New-Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut ana
Massachusetts,. Clarence r. Miner OF oxford, N T..
the president Of the union could not be present. ano
the duties of presiding officer wore ably performed
by Colonel George d. Wheeler, of Delaware County
New-York, one of the vice-presidents.
The following is list Of the secretaries OF
sections:
Orange County N. Y.-wiIism Bull, g. E. Corwin'
j. H. Clark A. G. Sutherland, w. A. Castle W. n s.rons
7 w Deck.r Charles L. Penny D. j. Bhdsan, Charles 5.
satterly w. r. yelling, Frank Lain, john w. sipson'
f. W. Slaughter, George f. Ketchum, Cyrus W. ss@w'
w. II. Baxter Jesse Huse, w. r. weed L. u OiAiA.
ira A. Roberts. NJ. Smith, W. r. Brewster FRANK
Houston H. H. Haett, John X. Brown, Benjamin fisfC'
James p. Covert. John E. Duryee. Wellington O'hhOF'
Marvin J. Mack. E. S. Elmer.
onondaga County, n. Y.-H. P. Cummings.
Chenango County, n. Y.-Ira w. Day, j. T. LOOMS
Jesse Hunt G. winston. James Packer D. W. Usher
e. L.. Hunt. H. S. wightman. Stanley Bragg. W. H.
Bagg +. NJ. winsor. b. j. Smith. Edward Smith.
Delaware County, n. Y.-Paul S. Graves, {. A. os-
I Cali NJ d. j. u.
Barlow, D. Van DYKE f. sagendorf, James W. Young,
s. T. Scott George Hewitt, Andrew j. Nicon' Kopers
L. Mem c. Parke Cook, Edward j. Johnson hooef'
Cartwright, S. D. More John B. scudder
Cortland County, n. Y-Chailcs o. Newton A. D.
spenesr Frank Corwin s. Gates George E. Barker
westchester County, n. W. c. Flewelun, Edwin B.
Kear w. R. Adams, Theodore Carpenter, W. E. craven
sullivan County ~ Wv. w. Gregory Arthur W.
Smith Melville Hornbeck j. S. Wheeler. Conrad SLAYER
l. e. Rice NJ A. Osborn b. T. Lawrence. philemon
Mnckler Willard Emore. James r. Cslkin, FREDERICK
Shorter Andrew DolGn. Enoeh A. Ellis
Dutchess County, N. Y.-stom Enrans Backus hoae'
Isaac K Post William J. Storm Colonel Caro- h. "
Hood G. p Tabor Ira w. Hoag Frederick Z. hasht'
F. P. Hoag. c. V. B. Jayeott E. j. Tanner W. P
senerObaugh. 49,
Ulster County. n. Y-Hsrry C. wynant. E. G. New
keisx Gordon Hulse, George w. Dubois. W. D HaIIs
horn. II. Raddeker, J. +. Broadhead.
Herkimer County, N. Y.-oliyer H. Bentley. John L.
Mills.
Broome County, NJ Us. P. Terwiliger, Eugene
Il. n. j.
Fletcher.
Queens County, N. ". b. Titus.
Oneida County. N. Y.-George d. Dunn. ~ s. Clark
w. 1. Scott.
Madison County. N. Y.-Charles T. Nash l. NJ
Bresee
Sussex County, N. J.-E NJ. Roe John DeKay' W. d.
Iraggerty, Robert Armstrong E. n. Milien' Emmet l.
Moore H. w Dewitt 0. =. Armstrong, Albert T. Shaw'
Ev PandruG. NJ S. Riber, Jacob r. stol j. W. snyder
p. S. Gunderman, George P. Mcdonald. e. A. Sunder-
man. George r. Simmons, Peter NJ Roof
Warren County. N IA. shverthorn' Wilism u
Ward George W. Mott, j. Watson Cook. Albert Bryan.
susouehanna County, Penn.-George w. Tiffany, +. J.
oers H. N. Tiffany. J. L. Thomas. Z. j. Tyler. Truman
Dunn a. L. Kent, S. E. Dunn, J. W. Fisher l. l.
wilmarth.
Iackawanna County, Penn.-H. w. Northup
wyoming County PENN. L. Walker, Ira B. Gardner.
MtchAeld County, Comb. NJ johnson. #. S. Spsuld-
ing E. o. Marsh @. +. Judd, George W. Mason, Jerems
Berry H. o. Averin Charles w. Skin
Berkshire County, Mash T. Csndee. ]. L. Mnlara.
Fairfield County Conn-Dsvid Q. Peck
GETTING DOWN TO WORK.
The chairman appointed the following COM
mittee TO nominate officers for the year George
r. Squires, Marathon, Cortland County; c. G.
Smith, Orange County; L. L. Purdy, Westchester
County; G. w. Tiffany, Susquehanna County.
Penn; Otis Moore, Delaware County; G. S,
Seeley, Roxbury, Conn; l. W. Hoag, Duchess
County.
The secretary Of the union C. Winston, of
Greene County, n " reported that the receipts
amounted 10 S3,358 IA, and that the treasurer,
Eli Mix, of Chenango, had paid out for various
objects, principally salaries and expenses,
SlS7l So, leaving as cash on hand the tidy sum
of S1,4s652.
The chairman said that the Plan Committee
of eleven had some proposed changes in the con-
stitution to report. The first was that the presi-
dent of the Central Union should be added to
the advisory committee. Charles ILaines, Of
Westchester, interrupted the reading of the re
port by long address, the purport OF which was
that notice of proposed amendments TO the con-
stitution should have been given to the sections.
Mr. HaneS said that they had come together not
to "play tricks" nor as a body of politicians,
but in the pure interest of the farmers they repre-
sented.
~ w. Howell, of Orange County, warmly re-
Piled that the purpose of this amendment is not
a snap purpose There is no snap judgment in
it, tApplause) If there is any one here who
wants to organize a faction or lead one, shall
be the first to meet him, and meet him with
cudgel If ! can" Much applauSe.l
Judge Martin, Of Sussex County, ~ j., set
tied the question by carrying the house with him
in a motion that in future the provision i'll the
constitution with reference TO amendments should
be so construed as TO make ten days notice TO
the sections necessary.
Then Henry Mabie of Putnam County, offered
this resolution:
Whereas 1t is q fact that large number OF
milk exchange in the habit OF shipping 70
NewYork milk that is largely adulteroted by having the
cream removed and milk added and
Whereas. This fraud has been often called to the aten
ton the State Dairy Commissioner who has taken no
effective measures to suppress IT. therefore,
iVed W. he UniO OF
supply the New-YGk market. demand better admin
itrston OF the oce and more rigid discharge OF III
duties.
Loud applause greeted this warke resolution.
and a motion TO lay it on the table met with
tremendous mol" It's adoption was moved and
seconded. This is what followed
BIT OF LIVELY DEBATE.
Mr. Howell, of Orange County-I'm willing to
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