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VOL /. NO. 2. GOL.DSBOR
'^XCOgK DE^AT^iVG
in in u teg
W^ . . ...
,* »‘‘*«‘* the
president moetinc. The
was going tothe school
The price of tur"® "«"’spap«r.
acopyunamll f'^e one cent
only. The pre«l(lt'',V”
one support tho » ' that every,
would/Sf«t up fjo.*. that all
boKt rtjKts will)!. ' “f^®®ohes, as the
per^lll 1,0 . This pa-
ICa-h * ^^ ’’® »* “huily”
shaii^I , 7-®''^ ”*
E credit . ^ ‘he paper
to tlie school.
Cobb proposed Frazier WH.
,|na'“ '"Bmbership, and he was
^‘l.nousljr voted a mxJ;ub«r.
qn. «ii.,n for tlobato was UesolvB.l:
llwt railroads are ot more benellt to
iimnkind than are steamboats.
I he president appointed Borden
Cobb and Uobort Stev.ms as judges
««‘-'*-olury called the speakers who
I^owoli II,,naan F..S80II. Jacob Shrago,
• • «i'»d TulMunre Spence. For
the negative side. Louis Ilu.nmel, Jas
^u ley, Wm. Taylor, Alex. Fonvviek
and na*il Watkins. ,;oth sides of the
question were strongly brought nnt
CUITIO’S OONDEXSED BK|.OBT.
f.i,. spoocll.
Uuinmel—Hnokn „i *
i.r„p,,r„C.
ni*h"'.““~“"° .o.
of run
■'fade a'fairly good speech
president gave a few sngges-
'‘Iembers of the society.
'®r3 . that we should take advanta^«
ofevery opportunity to speak on the
was »rlad nf h P*^esident said that he
all, but hope'i7”‘‘r'“""
wi.:: ‘t;':,';:,?;:.:"-
, . , of more benefit to
l ^tax-onier, P„u. B.„„ ,,,„ ° -
tysoR. • Fui tiie
'VII.O.., G.„"rr
Jol.„so„, OeorL ^■,, »«•>
Stove,,,.
The president said Ih.t el,e,e „„,
money in the treasure f. , • .
was no imino i- which there
was no immediate Use thaf i
SUjro’eut flint *1 ’ WOUld
suggest that the sooretarv shoi.tn ,
book that would be n/ "
in nreuarin.. M del.aters
p eparing their spoeches. „„d drnw
on the treasurer for
book. "*e
The critic moved.'4,at prusidoni
appoint a vigilant, committee of three-
to report any disturbance among the
members. This committee is to be ap
pointed each night.
wimara p„k„;
school bell bo ruuit (ivery J.'i W„y „i„|,,
1-ii.w fi ’ lailvor bn allowed to
I'o" lo vvhleh .Mr
*r strenuously objeoted. ThH
motion was dropped’.
of^^v «Peeeh..;
Vatkina. .^hrago and Uoyali ba
publiflhud in th»j onitnai
>'iino9cho#l pai>or, which
motion was Carried.
' The critic reported Louis Hummel
voir. “““eeessary
oice, and the president imposed a
fineol hve ceuls on each. Hummel
plead not guilty” and was excused.
Ihe secretary made a list of rtu>se
absent and late at last meeting and at
•e pie^ont meeting. Those absent
were Connor Aycock. James Gul-
ey James I^well, Talmage Hpeuce.
am Taylor, George Wilson, War
ren Winslow. Thomas Holmes, ICvan
Norwood. Clarence King and Charlie
‘“j’PSon. pj.ygj^ .
posed a line of teiT^ents.
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