The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-01-18
YOUNG REPUBLICANS MEET.
ANNUAL REPORTS SHOW SATIsFA0-
 TORT PROGRESS.

President FarnswOrth and Other Officers Re-eIected-Membershi Nearly Eleven Hundred - Thirty New Members Eleeted-Report of Secretary.
 At the annual meeting of the Young Mems Republican club last evening the reports of the treasurer, secretary and other officers showed that the club was in an exceedingly prosperous condition and starts off this year under better circumstances than ever before. About one hundred members of the club were present and the deliberations of the members were presided over by Fred erick B. Farnsworth, the untiring and zealous president of the club.
 The report of the secretary, Frederick L. Perry, showed that at the present time the membership of the club is l,- 063, an increase of PA during the year. At the annual meeting of the club last year there were but 7S7 members on the list. During the past year 16 members have resigned from membership in the club owing to the fact that they have removed from the city. There have also been 12O members dropped from the rolls of the club for non-payment of dues, etc., and one member has been expelled for misconduct.
 The treasurer's report showed that, while at the present time there is but $4O6 cash on hand. there is over $500 due the club for dues from members, and every bill is paid except one of $68.95, a balance on the billiard tables When this bill is paid and the dues are collected the club will have nearly $500 in its treasury. On January 1, 1894, there was a balance of $S3.34 in the treasury.
 The receipts of the club during the year have been $3,756.76 and the dis bursements $3,752.67 Among the items of the receipts are $1, ,S9S received from dues, S353 from initiation fees, $SS1 from the sale of cigars, $741 from incidentals and SIS from contributions. During the year also the club has paid off S1o00 on the mortgage on the club house.
 The house committee reported that there was a lack of accommodation at the present club house owing to the largely increased membership, and that the club had outgrown it's present quar- ters.
 Next came the election of officers. On motion of J. P. Goodhart the president, Frederick B. Farnsworth, was unani- nously reelected. At first he declined to serve, but finally decided to accept under certain conditions. After a lengthy discussion it was decided to proceed with the election of officers. Edward J. Veazey was next unanimous ly chosen first vice president. Joseph P. Levigne was then unanimously elect ed second vice president.
 The other officers elected were: Fred erick L. Perry, secretary; John A. Hull, treasurer; Lewis T. Davis, assistant secretary. A committee of three was appointed to bring in list of members for the several standing committees at an adjourned meeting to be held two weks from last night.
 The following new members were elected:
 Charles P. Butler, Isaac R. Chapin, George S. Lathrop, George T. Bradley, Frederick Hauff, H. D. Grinnell, Joseph T. Schappa, Charles s. Schappa, J. S. Dickinson, E. Lester Smith, Harvey T. Hall, John S. Fowler, A. c. Hendrick Newcomb M Bassett, c. w. Potter, F. $. Hamilton, Ernest Hotchkiss, Frank w. Prescott, Edward A. Foote, John C. Dillon, Charles o. Demers, Peter A Bruneau, Frank T. Bruneau, c. A. J. Poirot, C. J. Demers, Paul La Foun' tain. J. Bruneau, Samuel D. Holiday Nathaniel J. Hayes, George T. Smith Jules Baribault.