Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-01-08

Walker. Respectfully submitted,
A I ScRUGGs,-
GIN MILFORD,
MD ADAMS.
Committee.
Moved that Brother J F Crimes
be seated as delegate from Liberty
subordinate alliance.
Moved that the executive commit
tee be given till to- morrow to report.
Unfinished business was taken up.
The resignation of Brother w r
Bishop, President County Alliance,
was tendered by F NJ Blunt.
On motion Brother Bishops res
ignatlon Was received and put on
file, and committee appointed to
communicate with Brother Bishop,
as follows: G W Bingham, D II
Glover and E M Blunt. On motion
thanks returned to Brother Bishop
tor former services.
On motion went into an election
of president to fill the unexpired
term of w E Bishop.
Brothers L P Walker. G M Mil
ford and NJ D Adams WAS nomina-
ted. BY request of Brothers Mil
ford and Walker their names wore
withdrawn and on motion Brother
y II Glover authorized to cast the
vote for NJ D Adams for president.
Brother Adams being the assist
ant lecturer and this Office being
left vacant, an election was ordered
for ass,stant lecturer. D II Glover
and Il P Walker were put in nomi-
nation. Tellers-G W Bingham, G
NJ Milfor and James Vinson. Glover
was elected.
! J II Milford was appointed stew
ard to conduct officers-elcct for IN
stallation.
i NIB Adams was Installed presl-
dent and took the chair after de-
liverng speech.
| ID FL Glover was installed assist
ant lecturer.
j Chambers rendered his resig-
nation as Vice President. Res'gna-
ton received and vote OF thanks
returned for services performed.
| On motion went into election for
vicc president with ] F Grimes. i
P Walker and G Nj Milford tellcrs.
j B Thompson was elected and in
stalled vice-prcsident.
On motion the work was explain
ed by A T Scruggs.
On motion adjourned too o'clock
Saturday morning.
SATURDAY MORNING.
Met pursuant to adjournment.
President Adams in the chair.
Roll called and J w Harvey added
to the roll.
The president called up the ques-
tion of working under the new
constitution. From the reports of
delegates it was found that three-
fourths of the Alliances in the conn-
ty had adopted the new constitution
and work was iono under the same.
Minutes Of yesterday read and
approved. Called for reports of
committees.
The stock law question was pres
sented by J ] Chamb bers and dise
cussed by L P Walker. d q Glover,
Chambers and J B Thompson.
A resolution was offered by A T
Scruggs and adopted, as follows:
Whereas, The stock law is now
agitating the minds of the farmers
of Tishomingo county and which is
likely to become a matter of imports
ance in tho county; therefore,
| Be it Resolved, That the matter
be referred to the Sub Alliances of
the county for discussion and that
they bc requested to instruct their
delegates to give their expression at
our next meeting.
An address Of DR. A G Stepheson,
of Indiana, delivered to the Stark
vile Grange, was read by J j.
Chambers. Also few extracts
read on fertilizers and compost
heaps, and same discussed by sover-
+, al members.
The report of the executive COM
mittce read and adopted.
On motion adjourned TO o'clock.
Alliance called to order by the
President.
| On motion the treasurer's Office
was turned over to the secretary.
j Declaration of purposes was read
and commented on by the President,
After which he read the demands OF
the National Alliance and the sub
traaanrv bill and mada snrno very