The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-14

to give notice of all meetings by publi- cation or otherwise, collect all dues and pay over to the treasurer. taking ms re ceipt for the amount. He shall Keep correct roll of the members and me minutes of all meetings and pay out all moneys by check on the treasurer when duly authorized. He shall keep . book showing the officers and members. the constitution and bylaws and snow wno has and has not paid his dues and snai conduct the coiresponcence of the club. It shah be the duty or the treasurer to keep safely all the funcs Of the ciuo and pay out the same on properly au- thorized vouchers.
 It shall be the duty of the executive committee to manage the finances or the club, assist the president in the appoint ment of committees and in the snvestisa- ton of questions of interest to the club. and also with the presidents concurrence to invite speakers ana authors or prom thence to address the club on suitable subjects After the organization of the club and the adoption of the constitution and bylaws all applications for member ship shall be referred to and reported on by them.
 The usual rules as laid down in par iiamentary law shall govern at all public meetings.
 Any officer or member may be sus- pended or expelled for gross negligence Of duty, or conduct unbecoming a gem tleman or wiliful violation of any one of the bylaws, by a two-thirds majority of the executive committee or by 6 ma 1ority vote of the club.
 No member shall speak twice on any one subject at the same meeting nor more than ten minutes without the con- sent of the presiding officer.
 Each member shall pay to the secre- tary an initiation fee of 50 cents. and q per annum for the necessary expenses of the club.
 The following standing committees shall be appointed by the president with the aid and consent of the Executive Com mittee, who shall investigate the subjects embraced within the scope of the duties assigned and report to the club meetings the results Each committee shall con- sist of five members including the chair- man;
 Committee on Solicitation of Members.
 Committee on Dairying and Dairy Farming.
 Committee on Live Stock, Grasses, Feeds and Feeding.
 Committee on Farm Improvements, Fences, Building and Drainage.
 Committee on Fertilizers. Legumes. Soil
 
 Committee on Orchards, Forestry, and Committee on Truck Farming and Special Crops.
 Committee on Legislation. Committee on Farm Machinery. Agricui- tural Implements and Labor-saving Devices.
 Committee on County and State Fairs and Exhibitions and Premiums for Special Crops.
 Committee on the Tenant, the Share, and the Wages System of Farming.
 Committee on Tenants and Labor.
 The monthly time of the sessions of the club was not determined, but when the organization adjourned It was resolv- ed that the next meeting should be held Friday, August 21, at noon when officers would be elected. committees appointed and other details disposed of.
 Agricultural Agent Lister of the Louis- vile and Nashville Railway Company, who is an expert on truck farming. will be invited to address the club at later time, a resolution to that effect being in- trodueed by Mir. Reese and unanimously passed by the members. T. B. Wood proposed that the club should endorse the proposed road law, but afterwards withdrew the motion. On motion by Mir. Wood and second by MT. Benner the club extended thanks to Mir. Poole,
 State Senator Craig and Representa- tive w. R. Shafer, assured the farmers that they would do all possible to further their interests and asked that they make suggestions wherever such was possible.
 The meeting then adjourned to meet in the court house Friday, August 2.