The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-30
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Mr. taelaia then called i1r the nomination
~ . s~cre'sfy and said tha, II waa y public
nesting AMI not uns ~ the Humane Socir'y
n n Maufrr. tho -ncfe,ary ~ tho Humans
Society, got up and wanted ~ know Why
he Shouldn't serve ~ secretary after COT
Mesrop Newton had nominated Edgar H.
Ryder. Mr. Helais told him he WIS out ~
ordor Hs perpisted and aaid that no had
done a. much work. for the -ocirt and more
than any other ~ its officers. NJ. Brlai-
told him he must no, talk, and Mr. Ryder
accepted the post by vote ~ he meeting
Then Ludwig NiSssn weht over The ground
~ the formation 10 the society. took n fall
out ~ the = = c. 4, saying that II wa
the same old society and asserting that
unless II gave a public accounting ~ lie
receipts he wa In favor ~ legislation rn-
u'iirinR II TO do 80. or else a taxpayers
suit which would bring the matter before
the courts. He then read n series If re~olu-
tons. paased bv the directors Of the Humane
Society. asking the meeting q appoint u
committee to make recommendations 81
C hanRee in the bylaws and Of officers for
the society to be acted upon nj the annual
meeting in a few DAYS.
{. s. Stevenson opposed the idea. He
said the society should beRin its work
legally and not call in out siders TO start
1t going. He said the present officers were
competent 70 go ahead and do what was
their plain duty. Secretary Maurer re-
peated that he had done more than all the
other officers Of the society to advance its
interests. He said the plan and scope idea
was unnecessary.
Here are the bylaws. They're good
ones, too, he said. They don't need any
changing
You're out Of order. You can't speak,
shouted Mr.. Belais.
Mr.. Maurer said he would speak, and he
and Mr., Delajs wrangled for a time about
their work.
This should be no Haines meeting said
1T isn't" said Mr.. Belais, and the proof
OF it is that | intend to resign at once
You've got the names for your committee
all picked out, shouted Mr.. Maurer. You
know you have. Speak out. Mr.. Belais, and
tell the truth
You're out OF ORDER said Mr.. Belais.
Don't indulge in personal matters
Then Mr., Nissen old how Mr.. Maurer
didn't attend the directors meeting and
didn't even send the constitution and by
laws to the meeting, as he was requested
to do Mr.. Maurer tried to tell the meeting
why he didn't and half a dozen persons
began talking at once. Mr.. Maurer was
suuelched and not allowed to explain, even
after j. II. Briggs, who described himself
as a mechanical engineer, got up and de-
nounced him for not attending to his duties
as secretary.
Il condemn that man for that" aid Mr..
Briggs. Il rose to champion him. Now |
condemn him"
Mr.. Maurer still tried to get in a word or
two, but he was sat on again by having
Herbert N. Casson tell of his work in lectur-
ing on cruelty to animals in DIR. Leipziger's
evening lectures at the public schools. He
said the open shop" had arrived for animal
protectors. Mr.. Briggs made an address
on the engineering possibilities OF the horse
and told how many foot pounds to the square
inch, or something like that, the horse
exerted when he was lame and was being
led behind a vehicle,
Finally this committee was appointed to
make the recommendations: H, \. Casson,
Aesemblyman j. A. Francis. d. NJ. Bedell,
j. w. Nelson and Mrs. F. E. Romans.
Mr.. Maurer told the reporters outside that
he had not sent the bylaws to the directors
meeting because they were in the possession
OF the vice-president. He had written to
the latter TO present them, but his letter
arrived too late. He said he could not at
tend the meeting because he was in business
in Flatbush and the hour was inconvenient
for him,