The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-01-30

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Sutton explained his meaning 49, ! ne tei
co operative used b. him. as appiy ug to /
ne. aud expensive iuveusons, il expert, !
uentiug with which farmers GA account
OF their cost could no: generally indulge. |
His idea OF CO operation WAS not Intended |
to apply to the ordinary implements us d
on the farm, or to such as continued use
haG established as the best.
Mr.. Henry $. Cuudou thought that the
co operative plan Of pugch sse might be a
good system as applied to tanners on
small farms, where 1t would not pay
farmer TO invest i'll an expensive machine
when by combining, a nunlber of them
could profts.bly invest ii an expensive
machine OF any kind
Mr.. Duyckiuok said tn. It he knew
iustauces in which small farmers hid
for their individual use, prJhlabiy
invested IN improved machinery
and rtapaIs. They covered the expense
of the outlay, by doIng outside cutting
reimbursed themselves III moLsy, as
well as having secured the advantages of
mp owed machines.
The president then designated Messrs.
john r. Bond, Joseph Loudol tpl Hy)
and \. j. Michiuer, the committee to
examine Mr.. Sutton's premises, stock,
&c.
Mr.. Thos. G.. Bond then Cif.red the
following resolution, which was second, 4
by Mr.. Aaron J. Mlohiner, NJ. Henry
5. CoudoA suggesting that 4 copy ct it
endorsed ty tie members 81 Tie CLUB
present, on presented to the Honorable
the Board of County commissioners, BY
the secretary Of the c!ut,
WHEREAS, many o! the members OF
this club Attending the meeting held this
d.y-Jauuary y .h-cA perIeDced serious
trouble and risk in crossing MIH Greek
near The residence of NJ. Satton auI
adjacent to the b Il imole aid Ohio rail
ro;.d, owing 10 the dangerous cpnditIUh
of this SAINT; therefore &c It
Rcs2Lrcd that it Is the SENSE OF she
| members III the cluO .LAy Iaa Comfy
commissioners should at once take steps
TO remedy lie difficulty by erecting a
! Grl4go 1T this point, belle wing that III
| the end, serious trouble and expense to
| the county will be obylated.
Mr.. Dlycxinck urged before the club
the necessity OF modifying the pTesen,
game law as applicable to Cecil county
He thought that the time low fixed for
shooting birds. November tirst-was toe
early. That it should be made one
month later, and should extend to 3
period of expiration 4. Js'nary 10
That lne short period Of SIX week !;
gghich to shoot game i'll Cecil would bt
long enough, i'll view OF the limited
quantity Of game uow to be found in tn,
county.
Mr.. John II. Bond thought that tha
time should remain as 1t is, 0u1 favored
license cos ing five dollars to taHivldul
guunars, and that shooting Should b
limited to a certain. number OF days il
yle week, as nov in the case of duel
shooting.
Mr. Duyckinok formulated ms sug
gestion on the present game law by sub
) hitting the following resolution:
Rtsolred that ii is the sense 6 thi
club. that a revision Of the "a NJ laws o
? Cecil county Is needed for the prope
, protection OF It's game, in tho shortening
Of the period of shooting rom the pre-
sent dares-Novemho Isl to Jar. l0.h-
to December d! st to J auuary 10 Ii i'll eac
year.
On motion Of Mr.. Henry 5. Condo
+ the resolution was laid oa the table f,
future action.
The January meeting being chat ;
o which the officers of the club al
> annually elected, the members proceede
to ballot for officers when the fO!lowin
t were elected; Josheph Couiou Esq
Cof Jos.) president, Col. Enoch Noye
vice president, II. r. Torb,r TT, recordr
secretary. Geo. W. Sutton, correspondr
q secretary and Thomas c. Bond ESQ
treasurer.
Upon re assembling after dinner, Il
committee to examine premises, sto'
= &c, reported through Col. John
=, Bend it's chairman the excellent con,
.tion in which Mr. Sutt0n's premises a.
stock are kept.
o. motion the club adjourned after
% very pleasant meeting to meet at \
nhn p. Wilson's Wedn