The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1900-10-18
OAKLAND CLUB.
Special Committees Appointed for 1900
and 1901.

speclai committees appointed Tor 100
and 1901.
The president of the Oakland Club
has completed the list of special COM
mittees for the second year of the
clubs existence.
These committees consist of five
members each and reports from them
will be called for at every regular
meeting of the club-during the first
week of each month, except July,
August and September = but the
month named after each committee
below will be devoted to that COM
mittee especially, and the chairman
will be expected for report upon
the work of his committee. These re-
ports should show what the commit
tee has done, what they intend to do,
and how they propose to do it. These
committees are appointed annually
by the president and their reports
are subject to the approval of the
club, after discussion, should action
be deemed desirable.
AmuSementS. To arrange for series
of entertainments for residents gen.
orally during winter; to aid in main
tenance of band, orchestra and chorus;
to provide grounds for golf, tennis,
base ball and other out-of-door games
in summer: John E. Legge, chair
man; James d. Hamill, G. B. John
son, D.. E. Offutt, Jr., and w. A.
Sturgiss. October.
Conventions. To Systematically can
vass all organizations-commercial,
political, religious and social-that
hold regular conferences or conven-
tions, and to induce them to meet
here: julius G. Renninger, chairman;
NJ. Boyle, E, H. Bartlett, NJ. G. Hine-
baugh and VIM. Weber. March.
County Fair. To arrange for Gar
rett County Fair every fall; to secure
grounds suitable for county fair, tour
naments, pic-nics, reunions, out-of-
door meetings, ETC., and to maintain
same: George Geissman, chairman:
w. P. Lee, A. d. Naylor, G. Ellwood
Offutt and Geo. B. Weber. May.
Improvements. To urge systematic
and permanent improvement OF
streets and sidewalks; to report upon
lighting, street cleaning, sewerage
and water supply; to encourage neat
ness in private premises by offering
prizes to owners: A. G. Stulgiss,
chairman; D. E. Bolden, J. E. Con-
nell, John W. Hart and G. l. Uhler.
april.
Industries. To aid in the develop
ment of local industries and to secure
the location here of such industries
as will give employment to young
people: D. E. Offutt, chairman; Geo.
Il. Brew, j. M. Jarboe, J. NJ. Litzinger
and Benz. H. Sincell. December.
Institutions. To secure location
here of school, seminary, college or
public institution: DR.. E. j. NJ. But
ton, chairman; j. Swan Prick, Scott
T. Jones, Talmadge A. Lambert and
Edwin L. Mitchell. June.
LaD and order. To cooperate with
local authorities in framing desirable
ordinances; to aid in prevention and
suppression of nuisances: Fred. A.
Thayer, chairman; s. Lawton, d. NJ.
Mason, Edward H. Sincell and T. j.
Peddicord. No0ember.
Library. To begin the collection of
books with the ultimate object of
forming a free public library; to Sc
cure loans of books from city libraries:
G. H. Loar, chairman; w. McCulloh
Brown, E. j. Fringer, John 7. Sincell
and F. A. B. Wunnenberg. January.
Visitors. To issue each spring an
illustrated booklet, advertising the
town as a summer resort, and con-
tanning list of hotels, boarding houses,
cottages, land for sale, etc.; to ar
range for excursions from other
points; to maintain bureau of infor-
nation: J. G. Peddicord, chairman;
King Delawder, Jos. E. Harmed, VIM.
Fl. Osmond and w. A. Sturgiss. Feb
ruGry.