The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13
AGlNr TAYLog's IMPORT.

OF SECRETARY owens, MT. amer dSt'H IA
his place.
AGENT TAYLOB's BrPcRr.
Agent Taylor's report for the month OF
October was submitted, showing that
ffty-eight cases were Investigated, as
follows: Dogs destroyed, -; horses and
mules destroyed. I; lame horses ordered
Off street 5. cared for by the agent, -
drivers reported for correction, .: COW
with broken leg. /: COW pafalyzet, /; COW
with tongue cut off. guilty party couiu
not be fOund cases reported Tor corrtc-
ton. l. horses and mules with sore back,
4: overloaded team, |. cats destroyed, !,
no cause for complaint, /; could hot ue
foun : i; homes found for kittens ana
dogs. q cruelty to calf, cr1sl ~ 10 h XVI,
there were only four cases prosecuted
and Of these there were three convictions
Treasurer W. Ben. Palmer made ms
report for the month OF October ana
made a verbal statement that during me
past few DAYS S,Jj.s ~ had been contributed
by friends of the organization to assist IN
the humane work of the society. L..
The following new members were tiect-
ed: Miss Kate O'Neill. Mrs. George ROSS,
Mrs NJ A. Wilson, W. VI. Cole, ana {.
y. Goodwin.
THE PRESIDENT SUSTAINED.
President Wood gave a full history OF
the case Of the little dog thrown iIvin
the college window. and on mouoli Oh aii {.
Palmer a resolution was unanlinou s ~.
adopted sustaining the chief Offcer IN ils
acton. The President also reported ina
tie box for the humane destroying OF am
mails mad been completed aha 5000, - no
mails killed in IT, He said there was no
noise and from the appearance OF "
animals after death the reports lloIh
similar organizations relative 70 inns ii r,
OF killing was borne out, TO the ere.
that death resulted quietly ana Nl1ivu.
struggling. ami apparently Ml1houl la'n,
The history Of the operation rt 49,,
boxes is that the animal ui's ~ ~
l4. D. fI|
animals kcpt IN the chamber Tor hke
minutes. as the agent had had pfacucanN
no experience IN handling the poN. ne
affirmed tnat the working OF the DOH was
SETON Of the bylaws provides that
nominations for retiring directors nave 70
be made al the meeting PRIOR 10 Wy ~.
nual meeting President M0CI ia hat he
was ready TO receive any norma, iou.
and the following were made: Mr. r. g
Navo. Mr.. John Chamhlin. ana MIS- " o
Ben. Palmer, to succeed themselves
SECRETARY OWENS.
Secretary owens submitted ms resiE ma
ahle 10 attend the meetings OF tie bvtlu
at night. having moved rom 'te ',.e - y d.
lie said he regretted very mucn eHei'i,5
his connection with the society, ~ a. .o
loved the work and was thorough! II
terested in II. and MS dasoclatlon WA
The officers had been so very pleasant. -.
b. President Wood said ne regretted t'iF
,,,,,.b 10 lose AIR. owens as secretary. as
his work was invaluanle TO the society
and had done much 70 place the orgalitlzd
ton upon the high plane IL had feacRHS,r r
1',.so.s in nerson i'm reference to the mat
t IA and he latter had said he would
lady serve the society in any way he
Could If the meetings Of the board were
held at such time as ne could al.ehu,
if,Sr several other complimentary al
lusions TO Mr.. Owens and his. work. Mr.
0hamblin offered the following resolu-
ton, which was adopted. ..,.-. $3.50,
sA,,1rreciating the valuable services rem
dera6 10 tha society by Secretary owens
and in order 10 retain him in this posi-
ton. .tt.- ,,,aetiros
Resolved. That the monthly me- sitf 70
O'clock noon. or such hour as will be con-
venfent 20 Nr. owens.