The Worthington advance., 1893-02-16
IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION.
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IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. :
February 18th, 1893.
The adjourned meetingof the WORTH
ington Improvement Association met
at 8 O'Clock this evening, and was cal
led to order by the President. Thr
minutes of the. previous session were
read aud approved. =: :.
The Committee on Constitution then
reported. Tie draft submitted was
considered and unanimously adopted,
as follows: -
ARTICLE The name of this Asso-
clation shall be, ''The Wor,hingto,.
Improvement Association"
OBJECT.
ART. 2. The object of this Associa.
tion is to receive and impart informa-
ti"n on all matters affecting the Inter
tsts and we'll being Of our city aad the
adjacent co intry; to hear. discnss, and
report upon plans and projects to add
! to the business and resources Of the
community; to encourage tile laying
:'ut and construction of good wagon
roads and the creation of other facili-
ties for making our city accessible at
All seasons for business purposes; for
the encouragement of 4 desirable I'M
migration into the town and county
for the sending abroad of information
calculated to attract men of means aud
thrift into this community; to promote
the establishment of manufactures;
and in every practicable way to serve
the business interests Of the communi
ty at large; assuming, however, no
other than advisory powers and express
~ disclaiming any partisan or political
purpose whatever.
OFFICERS.
! ART 8 The officers of this Associa-
ton shall be a President, Vice Presi-
lent, Secretary and Treasurer, whose
dlties shall be such as by custom
and parliamentary law usually devolve
| upon such officers.
COMMITTEES.
ART. i. There shall be an Execu
tive Committee of Nine members, VIII,
shall have general charge Of the busi-
ness Of the Association, its reports
taking precedence at all times of al
other items of business. 1t shall alst
be Committee of Ways and Means
having full power to propose plans frl
carrying into effrct the measures ap
proved or adopted by the Association,
ART. 5. There Shall be Standing
Commuters rs follows: Parks; Man
usacturts: Lake Boulevard and lax
projections; Electric Lighting; Road
and Streets, and Public improvements
ART 6. Committees may lie name,
from tine to time. on Special subject
rs the As>ociatio may direct.
QUORUM
ART. T. Fifteen members shall col,
stitute quorum for doing business I,
any resul.r Oh daily Called specie.
meeting.
FUNDS.
ART. The nrce>s sry funds for pay
ing hall rent, and other EXPENSES s|la'
: be raised by voluntary donations, or il
such manner as shall be indicated b
the executive committee.
MEETINGS.
ART. 8. The regular meetings of til
g society shall he Oh the first Monday Z,
enng Of every month. Special NEE,
ings may be called by the expcutiv
committee as occasion may require.
ANNUAL MEETINGS.
ART. 10. The annual meeting s31a
be held ou the first Monday in Febru
: ary in each year, at which time til
officers shall be chosen FOR the ensuir
year aud shall hold their Offices unit
their successors are elected.
CHANGES.
ART. II. This constitution, or ar
y article thereof, may he amended by
:. two thirds vote at any regular NEE
ing.
COMMITTEES.
Executive.-Daniel Shell. chairman
j. A. Town, vice chairman, PETE
}. Thompson, F. l.. uumiston, Jane
Manning, Geo. D. Dayton, Il. B. Be
son, Jas. Ramage, Gust. Swanberg.
h Parks,-Geo. 0. Moore. NJ. A. Nicl
!. OILS, NJ. S. Smith, NJ. p. Mann, D. Shel
S Boulevard and Lake Protection.
Jas. Manning, G. d. Dayton, f. Gla
|. Cow, NJ. s. Smith, Chas. T. Salstron
y Fl. J. Ludlow, Geo. J. Day.
i Manufactured Peter Thompson, J;
IS Ramage. NJ. II. Damon, II. E. Cove
J. Jas. Mackay.
!, Electric Lights.-F. l.. Humisto
/, H. &. Crawford, e. II. Babcock, /
10 Rakestraw, II. B. Plots.
3 Roads and Streets,-J. A. Town,
J. 5. Webb, B. F. Thurber, L. B. Benne
|. p. Anton, II. J. Ludlow, Peter Thom
v son.
!, Public improvements Y
t. Wilson, II. E. Torrance, Peter Thom
l. son, Geo. D. Dayton, +. l.. Humisto
!, r. B. Beeson, Jas. Manning, E.
a Warren, L. B. Bennett, J. A. Tow
Robt. McCune, Aug. Falk.
, The Countess, 10 cents.