The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-10

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Il benefit eytry Industry and person tn this
u town." saii Mi. Cooke, land j think this
~ meeting Should decide Tonight upon y
bbtieihod for raising so 600 here Tonight III
Il order TINT We may coinplcte tho sum call
ed 3for oi, tho subscriptions blanks
Mi. Cooke sat down Mi. Al. L..
N ffoffheincr moved that blanks be circu-
q lated among those present In order that
Il tho additional amount might be raised
III at once. Speaking TO this motion Mr..
n Everett AJtaddey doubted the wisdom OF
u ha4arding the prestige OF so important
Adventure MS the fair upon raising sDeN
Z from those who were present. Mr.. Wau,
X deS thought the best way to proceed
B would bc to organize ind begin methodi-
n cally,s collecting the amount required.
y Colonel Murphyarerlied that he thoushl
~ there was no $tllte to lose; and that the
better course was to raise the money
X needed here aud now Mr. lloffleimer
here withdrew his motion
Heartily Co-operates.
Mr.. u, CT Leigh then said. "Mr. Chair
man, doubted originally the wisdom of
= taking up n fair at this time. but since
4 Richmond has given quasi endorsement
& OF this project think | cnn make no
suggestion thnt will be more valuable
thar, 10 say will heartily cooperate
y; in the movement.
which the committee Of. the fair had au-
x thorizcd him to draft. This charter wts
n broad enough 70 permit TIE fair to. con-
duet a ilrst-class exhibition covering
every detail as outlined BY the COM
mlttee. /,
Ing five stockholders to nominate a board
Of directors to have authority to conduct
the business OF the associations; II. L.
Cabell. Joseph L. Willard, NJ. 7. t1of-
himer, T. Victor Williams and Q. j..
( Sands.
I Mr. Cnbcll. chairman OF the committee.
reported that the following thirteen gen
tlcmcn were recommended as directors:
Mes MoSsrS T. G snrt 4 7 Anders nn
81 Z. B. Sydnor, j. s. Bryan G. B. Cook,
IL. @. Miller, w, A. Chambers and Joseph
#Wallerstcin
Upon motion the gentlemen recon-
mended By the committee were unnn--.
n1ousy elected
Mr.. Cabe then offered n resolution az
tl1orizing the directors to associate with
them any member OF the association
whom they thought proper.
This resolution was OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The chair then announced that s3,o:55
additional subscription had been raised
since the meeting and that the News
Leader had subscribed sH0 (Applausc.)
IT .. Committee of Fifteen.
Mr. Joseph Bryant moved that q com
T1ttee OF fifteen be appointed DS INV
i chair to raise the needed $4,000 ana 10
report to II meeting Of the subscribers
on Tuesday night at Murphy's Hotel
5 Mr.. r. Victor Williams seconded the
motion and stated that he had no doubt
+ but that each Of the committee of fifteen
could raise $1,000 @
3 N The chairman stated that the commits
tee would be announced in the Times
i Dispatch and the meeting adjourned Ito
meet Tuesday night at Nlurphy's Hotel.
After, the meeting Mr. Stuart appointed
4 the committee which heads this column.
Among Those Present.
Among those at the meeting. when
numbered about $50. were:
". X. Bache, T.. Y. Williams, Joseph y.
willard, ]. 7. Anderson, l.. +. Page, r.
4 H. Cabell. Geo. l.. Christi tan. M. g. Pntlcr.
son, Joseph Bryan, r. l.. winston MANI
s. valentine, John q. COreT, C0lonei =.
S. Buford Evrott Wnddey, u. &C. LciEn,
Jr. Fred S. Jurgcns, Colonel John MILL
ply, e. Il. D. Myers. Jr., y. Won N.
Rosenegk, Joseph Wallerstein, l ;il'1
i Kaufman, I. H. Kaifmann. NJ l.. HOT
feimer, d. Fl. Brown, w. G. Saunders,
w. r. Dabney. +. i. Kcmmerer, 9: !:
sands, johns llliett,4@sT. Garnet r,abp,
John Stewart Bryan. M. a.. Chambers
Colonel w r. ,Eutshaw All. l l,elt ,nndI
%C.AE. Sydnor W. S. Forbes. j. VI. 6eil,.'
James L. Disney. y. r. Savage, =; i.
Morgan, W. IL lrdnhart, III. Seiden ray
lor H r. Griffith