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NEW : -BEKNf : SEM-WEEKIX TOMKNAL NEW, BERN, NORTH CAROLINA. FEBRUARY 23 1915 I 'V Yl 1 Chamber Of Commerce In Favor of Stock Law Adopt. Resolutions To This Effect and . Appoint Committee to Go Before the State Legisla ture and Ask for . the Enactment of Such Law Annual Meeting : Held Last Night and Many Important Matters Transacted . An event of unusual, interest lo eally occurred lest night when the "annuel, meeting of the Chamber of Commerce.New Bern's live-wire com mercial ' organization,' -was bejd at which time reports of the work during the past year were read' by the offi cer and chairmen of the different committees and plans for jt he work for the coming year were.jnade. After the meeting had been called to ordor,' Secretary" George Qreen read the report and minutes .of the last annual meeting and these were adopted. Following this, President C. L. Ives read' his report. This communication was full of interest and was listened to with strict at tention by every one present. The report in full follows: President Ives Report- - To the members of the New Bern Chamber of Commerce, Gentlemen: As I am ending my term of office, it is suitable that I should both re view the work of the past year and make some brief suggestions for your future , consideration. While the year just passed has been, .... . . . .ii 1 . ; :. a trying one to an ousiness- imeresiSt and many have become discouraged, we should be thankful that there have been but few failures in our midst, and "New Bern has stood its . own in these depressing times. Our Chamber of Commerce hap been active in looking out for the business interests in New Bern, and while we cannotr boast of having se cured any new manufacturing plants . for our city during -the yeart we are proud 'to: report that through the effort of our Chainbot of Commerce .' . lo180Q'markefrh&s bejft estabiish- .4fleToKth- by. thewAolecOmmuty, and., It bids" fair ?io -become phe-of our great est industries) y Through our efforts, combined with bther . Chamber, of Commerce,, we have -secured a change of schedule on the Goldsboro branch of the Nor folk Southern Railroad, giving us a northern connection at Goldsboro, which we. were without for. several weeks. - We are now trying to get the At lantic Coast Line Railroad Company . re-establish - their double daily sor- vice between-New Bern and Wilming ton, and hopo to be successful. . y. We have recently- entertajoetCa, large, body of. Farm Demonstrators,, who seemed much pleased with New Bern, and its surrounding "country. While ' there, has, .been .no active campaign . .to .secure new., mcmbm during the past year, a number of names have- been added to our rolls, and -'through;,, our expenditures . for furniture, periodicals ,and newspapers for promoting new enterprises and : for , 'permanetft.- exhibits have been. large, ..we are proud to report hat our balance of cash on hand at end ot year exceeds that of - the- proceeding year by.about $100.00. During the year, w ha.ve;--mQvod our quarters into, a larger haU,-, which. - ; is comfortably furnished; and, where we will at all times be proud .to meet our ? visiting. friends. ,' ;. -; I wish to take, this opportunity of thanking Jhe- directors . chairman of committees and members,genorally, for, their- co-operation with ., m - in I all plans for the good qf our organiza- tion.'; - '.-.. , - :-''j-r.i . , I wish to commend that during the coming year. we have regular monthly , - meetings,- and at those" meetings the chairmen of the different oommitteos be called upon to make reports. I . would, like to suggest that this body authorize the sending of a letter , of appreciation and thanks to the following gentlemen: Secretary Hous ton, PresionV J H. Young, President C. I. .Mallard, Mr. Caldwell Bardy and Mr, Frits Sitterding, who by their . fine ; speeehos contributed somuob . to our 'pleasure , and profit at th Annual Commercial r Dinner. I also advise that a lottcr be sent .: to Benator Simmon, expressing .our " regret at nn inability to attend, ' The Chamber is to be congratu V, , lated upon securing the sirvices of its secretary, Mr. Green. His work dhows a high, degreo of efficiency and his efforts for the good of the body . have been untiring. ; : '-' - Respectfully submitted, ... C. L. IVES, President , At the conclusion 'of the reading of this report, Secretary Green, after a few preliminary remarks, read a report of the work which he has doiu during the year. This was adopted and ordered spread on the niinuti' It follows! V. ' . , t " Report of.Ssirstary, ' bers of the Chamber of Commerce: Gentlemen: Since assuming the duties of Sec retary of your organisation on March 1st, 1014, I .have devoted my entire time to the work of the Chamber and, under the guidance and advice of your President and Board of Di rectors, have exerted my very best efforts on all occasions to advanee in every possible manner the devel opments of your city, and the ag ricultural interest of the eounty. As authorized by . your board of directors, and under the direction of your President, the room which you now occupy was rented, and suit able furniture purchased and in stalled therein. ' A permanent exhibit of the agri cultural and manufactured products of Craven county is being collected, a portion of which is now on dis play. The membership of your Chamber is at this time two hundred and six teen, (216), ami represents the very best and highest type of the city's and county's professional, educational banking, manufacturing, merehan- lile. and farming interests '). A copy of the "Roll of Members," and a detailed statement of the re ceipts and disbursements of the Cham ber from March 1st, 1914, to Decem ber 31st, 1914, is attached hereto for the information of the members. Your seorctary desires to acknow ledge with most appreciative thanks the uniform courtesies and hearty co-operation which have been ex tended him by officers and members of the Chamber alike, and whatever results have been achieved ' during the past year are due more to this eo-operetiphthah any individual ef iiisi, oil.shiiiirpaiH: y.-ay.'.4 .no.ifc.viiMi -'" fReroectfuliy submitted. GEO:: ORBENj Secretary 8mallwood, E. F. SmeUwood, Oaf. W. Skinner, C H. Stith, C. L. Spen cer; C. A. Seifert, M. D. W. Steven son. J. A. street, r. w. amun, 4. E. Blater, B. D. Stephenson, D. Q. Smaw. Robert Smallwood. J. J. ToJ- Ison, 1. 3. Tolson. Jr.. L. C. Tolsost; J. C. Thomas, Jr.. Q. W.- Taylot, L. , Taylor," Z. V. for RT Tf? lor, Charles R. Thomas, C. D. Thom as, T. J. Turner, Royal O. Turner, T. A. Uiiell, R, UWch, K. S. Vernon, A. T. Willis, EN L. Willis, Henrj, Willis. G. T. Willis, D. 8. Willis, J.-K. WUUs, E. H. Wood, D. L. Ward. A. D. Ward, W. C. Wlllett. J. E. Wetherington, T. D. Warren, E. H. Williams, C. T. Ward, O. 8. Waters, Joseph H, Wadsley, Luther White, L. L. Walnau, . H. P. Whitehurst, C. A. York. NOTES FROM PA IS 1- Report of Chairmait. of Sanitary Committee of the Cham ber of Commerce. Davis, Feb. 19 Wa axe vry glad to learn that th Daria Canainc Co. :s to opea op for business soon. A number of young f opt from Stacy attended the eaiertaiateat given at the school hovsa here Monday aifht. Irrin Davis, who is tiaehing school Cat" Wildwood, earn to spend Sunday fcwith his uncle. Mart.1 who, we are sorry to say, ia very ily t,We ar (tad to havs .Leun Davis back with os, after tff days' stay in tha Morehead City hospital. . . Miss Mollia Tingle gaare a Valentine party at the. home of Willie F. Willi Friday night .Undoubtedly it was the most enjoyable partv given here during the season.'. Everything was done to give the guests s pleasant time. 1 ! Sunday being such aifine day, Rev. E. A. Paul decided ft at he would take the long promise trip to 8taay to hold church service Our church choir as well as a. number of others went to help make it 4 good service. The young folks were jtaken over on the speed boat belonging to Augus tine Piner of Marshalberg. Johnnie Davis was in Marshallberg Sunday'. No doubt nej'had a pleasant time. Jesse Davis, our ypung attorney The reports of the chairmen of the Various committess were then called, for. Dr. Joseph F Patter son, chairman of the Sanitary Const Upent this week in Byaufort getting mittee, rendered bis report. This report also was adopted and or dered spread upon the minutes. It follows: During the past year the health of feady his office whielf he will open lihere soon. i G. W. Davis of Spiyrna was in town Sunday. . f Guy Murphy spent n few days last New Bern has been unusually goods f week witn his sister in Morehead New Bern, N; C:, Feb. i9th; 1915: Roll of Membership. W. F. Aberiy, John Abcrly; T: P. Ashford, H. W. Armstrong, H. C. Armstrong, F. F. Armstrong, Dr. E. C. Armstrong, G. W. Alloe, G. S. Attmore, Jr., Chas. L. Abernetby, G. G. Bennett, E. K; Bishop W. .G. Boyd, Dr. H. M. Bonner, Prof. J. Henri Bourdelais, Dr. R. F. Butler, J. J. Baxter, J. S. Basnight, Don W. Basnight, R. B. Blalock, W. B. Blades, James B. Blades, J. V. Blades, S. M. Brinson, JJT. T. Brinson, 0. Rv Brin- son Ar- H.' Bangert, C.;D. Bradham, James A. Bryan, A B. Baines, F. G Battle, Dr. G. A. Caton, A. Caste t, R, A. Cherry, F. M. Chadwiok, W. C. Chadwickr H. . Cohen, Ed. Clark, Allie Cook, Charles ' Coplon, Harry Coplon, 'J. -H.- Crawford, Jesse S. Claypoole, Douglas' Creech, John Crabtree, H; B.' Craven, L. H. Cut- lerrL. H. Cutler, Jr., H. I. Crumpler. O. O. Dunn, William Dunn, Wm. Dunn, Jr., John Dunn, J. G. Dunn, Dr. L. It. Dameron, George Dail, L. O. Daniels, A. T.-DiU, C. M; Dock- ham, F. S. Duffy, Dr. R. N. Duffyy Dr. Leiiwter Duffy, Walter Duffy Thos. D. Davis, Mark. Disosway, J. F. Deppe, Clyde Eby, R. R. Eagle, 9. K. Eaton, E. B Elliott, W. B. Flan ner. Earl C. Frymoyer, 8. H. Fowler, C. E. Foy, C. B. Foy, Joseph Gaskill A. Green, E. M. Green, Geo Green, O. H. Guion, ' John Guion W. B. R. Guion, HUM. Groves, T, k.. Grantham, W. W. Griffin, M. Gibbs, J. R. Gooding, A. J, Gorrahs; H.-H. Hodges, 3. M. How ard, D. E. Henderson, W. H.- Hen derson, Geo. Ilendorson, E. B. Hack burn, Dr. W. L. Hand, ;C. B. HiU, W. T. Hill, J. L. Hartsfleld, P. H Hawkins, D. W. Hanks, Hubert D Hanks, J. Ki Hollowell, 3. L.'Hshn T. G. Hyman, B.h B.' Hurst, T. A. Henry, T. D. Hewett, Monroe Howell, J. T. Hollister, J. W. Hardison, C. L. Ives, 3. F. Ives, Geo. N. Ives, Geo. C; Jonos," Dr, R. J). V. Jones, J. A. Jones, K. R. Jones, D. ' F. Jarvis, A. A. Kafer, 0. A: Kafer, 8. H. Kress, C M. Kehoe, W. J. Lucas, -W; t. Lewis, C, W, Lewis, A. T. Und, II. K. Iand, R. B. Lane, W. A. Lane, the. .death rate has decreased, the number of cases of illness from pre ventable diseases diminished. . To a great extent, the above may be due to the fact that the year 19H4 was an unusually healthy one in this section, but it was partly due to local health work. The Mayor and Board of Aldermen have shown great in terest in sanitary work, and have assisted the local health authorities in every possible way. Their zeal is to be commended. During the past year preliminary work was done for the drainage of the west end of the city, that is Rich ardson Pond, and Duffy's Field. This in my opinion wilt be the most bene- fioial sanitary worky ever done in the eitv. For it will ddstrov the sreat UMWcdittgiPlaftaa foa.,iinfcmaiani, tea-. iiig" mosquitoes; The drainage of this district should diminish to a marked degree-, the amount- of malarial in the city and it is iinbossible to esti mate the great benefit td be derived therefrom. While the health of New Bern com pares ..with other towns of its size in the . state, there are a number of munioipal sanitary improvements that are necessary, and in my opinion, urgent. 1. A new sewerage system. The present system is inadequate, the city has outgrown it, and the health of tW community demands a new sanitary , system. In the . present system, the pipes are, too small thqy are overtaxed, there is frequent block age ' with .resulting backing up in the pipes, frequent . bursting and leakage. The present system should be inspected by a sanitary engineer and condemnedi 2. Abattoir. A modern abattoir should be erected, and - all nieatsofd in theuPity, other-than that bearing the Federal stamp ' of , inspection should; be requirred to be' butchered there, and inspected.. It is impossible to- properly inspect -meat unless it is done at - the place of butchering, and without an abattoir, it is impossi ble for a meat inspector to-be effi cient., j - v " - ' '" ";" 3. Public- Market; This too is a great necessity. For the past two years-, I have endeavored to obtain this. . ' Forionly- by having a public market under munioipal control1 can the'ordinanees governing the markets be enforoed. New Bern is badly in need of a public market ' 4. Water Supply,-- During the past few years, ' bsrithe - city -r has jgrowta. the municipal supply has not been sa isfactory. .There has been a short-; age, recently one-of the pumps in the power house has been -lowered,' giving an increased supplyv and "ifh. tne lowering or tne otter pump an adequate supply may be obtained for sometime. ' v J-v 'i, '' If an' adequate" "sdpply cannot be obtained by lowering these pumps the city should do one of two things: Purchase a tract of land but of the city's limits and there bore wells, or obtain a filtered supply from some stream. Wells from which r inuni- .taty. ) R. L. Willis and Wife of Demi island was nere ftiinna tfriendu and reUtrves.i J, emins visiting NEHS f ROM CROATAN CroaUn, Feb. lVth We are having, rainy weather now. Miss Julia Hardison and Mr. Kooae of Thurman, have returned home after a short visit at. LaGrange. Mr. Johnnie Hardison was a visitor at Miss Sadie Lyneh's Sunday after noon. v Mr. Gibbs, our Presbyterian minis ter, didn't fill his regular appoint ment Sunday. We are expecting to have a pound party at the school bouse tonight. But the weather is very disagreeable. Msu Leona Tolson, who was visit ing relatives here Sunday, has re turned to Newport where she will begin teaching again. Mr. L. F. Williams has returned home after a short visit to Pollocka ville. Mis Nancy Rhodes spent Tuenda.v night with Miss Seta Gaskins. We had a very interesting spelling bee Friday afternoon. Among those who remained standing, during the last of the period Were Miss Minnie Rowe and Miss Neia Oaskins. A very large crowd attended Sun day school Sunday afternoon. We like to have a large erowd. Come again. Our school is progressing fine under the management of Miss Fannie Trenwith. We have about forty-two pupils enrolled. Listen for the wedding bells around Croat an. Lcgislatprs Atiicii : Is Snarly Aivc!!:l New' Bernians are eagaJy await ing ths action of the Housa Jodjoiary Committee number one, ',to .whosa was referred the matter jkf iavasti gating the Solicitor Chnrias L- Ab ernethyJudge Frank Carter case. This' matter was turned over to the committee on Thursday morning and it was announced that a hearing Woul4 be held within a day or two. - Reprot sentative Dunning is the chairman of 1 iv. i.j: his committee. Others on the oom-iresfniaHv., - muag, wtHT" mittee are Alfred. Battle, Bynuo) spread upon the minutes of saia oourt Conley, Davis, Doughton, Hanea (by His Honor are untrue, unjustified Kitterell. Long of Halifaj, Fairolotb, ..A nBW..Dted Md do both mo and Pegram, Roberts of Bunoombe, 8e-. . . . . - well, Stacy, Valentine, Witbewpoon, 1 " M , , , .- ernon and Oner of Iredell. a greM ana insung wrong.., Aberncthy'a Request I " nearby respectfully appeal, , The following eommunieatioa fru(avour honorable body, to , appoint a. Solicitor Abernethy which was read iMntmittee with full authority .tOj tak befoTD (he. House requesting the in- Itestpmony, inquire into and investigate tigsftiob, will be of partieulartQ matters which pertain to. j.thf interest locally: 1 judicial and moral . fitness of ,-iJia". "The Honorable Hou,of Reprien-1 Honorable Frank Carter and .myself ' atives of the State of North Carolina: o), the offices which we now bold "At the last general election I was I the authority of -ihe people. elected by the people of the Fifth jn-1 lot its sanitation and to obtain these improvements ii is necessary for the co-operation of ever one. J. If. Patterson . ' ihm. San. Com. H. K. Land i Report. The report of H. iULand, chairman of the New Industries Committee, was next offered, to 'the Chamber of Commerce. 'It was adopted and or dered spread upon the minutes. Mr. Land's report follows: Mr. President: J - ' I beg to herewith submit the fol lowing reportlcjMndustr for the yeaj1 just passed: , Dill's Tdbaceo Warehouse, Scott Rerister - Company, tJni te . Vulcanis ing Company; W. S. Cash (Mill for the manufacture of shingles, etc,) St. Lnke's Hospital (now in course of construction.) In addition to the enterprises above listed there are several others n the chrysillis state among which are a cotton mill for which J .8. Miller and others have secured subscriptions amounting to more than forty thousr and dollars. A company at Little ton, N. C, also desired to locate and operate a mill (hoisery) providing the citizens would take a certain amount of stock. Their offer was made just at the time the European war depression began and for the time being the matter was allowed to drop but we believe-that the pro position will be taken up later on. The New Industries Committee have : devoted their exerted efforts to securing the industries mentioned above and have expended much time in endeavoring to secure others and in fact have performed their work to their best ability. - Very truly,. H. K. Land, Chairman New Industries Comnrttee material benefit ,0 the Stale, and par ticularly Eastern North Carolina, its agricultural and material develop ment; now therefore. Be it resolved by the Chamber of Commerce that it is the sense of thia body that legislation should be adopt ed that will relieve Eastern North Carolina of this plague. Be it further resolved that in the view of this body, such step will save the people of North Carolina, annually, many millions of dollars which are now, wasted, and will ma terially increase the fertility of our lands and its agricultural growth. Be It further resolved that a com mittee of Craven eounty citizens shall be appointed by this, boqy who shall go to Raleigh for the purpose of in ducing and enopuraging legislation purpose of having-adopted and put in force the stock law for all that por tion of CYarett' county on the south side of Neuse river, ji Resolved f urther jhat copy of these resolutions shall be tout to the senator from this district and to the member of the House of Repre sentatives, with the request that they give same their earnest consideration. dicial district as solicitor of the same,! , The resolution peoviding .' fori ' .- and have been duly commissioned by jeontfnittee of. five to be. appointed; .,v the Governor of the State as one of its inquire inte the matter was inttFO constitutional officers. tducsd by Representative Clark1, stnd? . "On Saturday last, iu the SupAjriotfi.na follows: court of Craven county, His Honor, t VWhereas, It has come to the attMH.: Frank Carter, judge presiding, caused (jou 0f the members of the. House .of, V" to be spread upon the permanent min- Representatives that Hon, Frank. 2aV utes of said court a memorandum in ter, one of the judges of the Superior."' the cajte of State vs. Baugbam, overregurt 0f North. Carolina, recently sjd. ' my solemn protest, which said memor-1 judged Charles L. Abernethy, soucifor, , andum, in effect, charges me with be- f the Fifth judicial district, in cn-' ' -ing morally unfit to hold office, and tempt of court and spread upon tie , during the said court His Honor, minutes of the Superior court of Cra--.. . Frank Carter, judge presiding, di.l fven count v certain findings of factan. other and great wrong te my officel reference to said solicitor, whicn,A' I.. .... 7f-i ed Dr. .1. F. Patterson Hand, T. C. Battle. J I After the adoption of this resolu tion a committee composed of C. E Foy, T. A. Uzzell, L. G. Daniels, J. B 0. W. Lane. Wm. Albert Lytic, Ed ward LeGallis, M, D. Lane,' C. Y. McGchee, H. B. Marks, MfM. Marks, W. P. Metts, C. T.- Meaoham, Oeo. oipal supply of water Is obtained should never be inside of the eity'i limits. The dangers ' of ' infection are too great The wells at the rear C. Moulton 3. 8. -Miller. Larr I. 'of the t City ffCaJl shoulT never be Moore, E. It. Meadows, Jr.; ; Wadt, used, HWy AOtomnnioate wrtn tne Meadows, J. M. Mitchell, C. I. .il- wells'bn tne streets, ' aid $hot of ore lard, W. A. Mcintosh,- O, J. Mo may be infected. These wells are Carlhy, R. A. Nunh, Adolph Nunn, dahge'rout. " 1 .- 1 , . O. A. Nieholl, W. H. Newell, Jr., If possible the city should obtain Dr. Z. V. Parker, A. K. Pittman, Dr.'a water supply of less alkalinity." The J. F. Patterson, A. F. Patterson, 8. present" supply being four or five G. Roberts, II, M. Bonner, D. M. times too hard. This is injurious to RobertilJ. F. Rhodes, O, T. Rich- health, also causes a great loss of ardson, R. A. Richardson, W. C money to the oitkens from the de- Rodney, Johu R. Rodney, D. K, truotion of boilers and pipes. Rodney, J. W, Stewart, F, JI. Shlnp,' In sonoluiloa I wUh to y that J. B. Blades, chairman of the Rail road and Water Transportation Com mittee, stated that hrhad np; writ ten report to make but had' a few remark's, to make. : He told .of the work of his committeo during f the year - just past, of the securing of a steamer between- ft Bern and northern ports and of the discontin uance in-the operation of this but staled that he was now negotiating with another concern and hopeed 4o have anothor vessel in operation soon. Bis .talk' waa filled Vith interesting information and proved of real Interest. The Stock Law. C. E. Foy, one; of the leading mem bers of the bTganitation; stated that ha thought that ' the Chamber of Commerce should, endorse the State wide stock law. This matter was free' ly discussed by a number of the mem bers, among whom were U. N. Ives, W. . C. WUlett. J. B. Blades, L. O Daniels land L. I.. Moore. These gentlemen were in favor of M., Fqy'i suggestion and oiteo instances to show that it .was just the thing needed. At the conclusion Mr. Foy presented the following -resolution which, .was unanimously adopted: - - - C E. Foys Resolution ' Whereas, it is the sense of the Chamber of Commerce of New Bern that the establishment of the stock law territory in North Carolina, the elimination-of the free range and its consequent dostrucUott of the cattle tick, and the removal of the quar ahtine against Eaotern North Par olina tUlch now exists by reMou f, . Blades, H. K. Land.W. F. Aberiy, G. T. Richardson, W. C. WiUett, W. M, Carman, W. F. Crocket, B B. Wooten, M. D. Lane, J. E. Daugh- erty, 0. H. Wetherington, A. E. Wadsworth and J.D. Williams were chosen to carry this resolution before the Legislature and ask that body to take action. Sanitary Conditions. In connection with the report of Dr. J. F. Patterson, Mr. Stallings of the firm of Stallings Brothers, plum bers, made a talk before the Chamber of Commerce, in which he stated that the cause 'for so much bad plumbing around New Bern was that there was no inspector here to look over the work done and that, knowing this, the plumbers agreed to do work a low prices and did it in a slip-shod manner, He suggested-that the city employ a plumbing inspector and lay down vrules which the plumbers be foreed to carry out. Following Mr Stallings.' remarks, T. C. Battle made a motion that a committee be ap pointed ' to present - Dr. Patterson' resolution to the Board of Aldermen and ask' them to .' co-operate with the Chamber of Commerce in en forcing ihe sanitary laW in all parts of the city. This motion was adopted and the following committee appoint-j of real worth to the city . v - .-".- ad,U-itt personally, aa i tally set out ia my statement and a&UVijt supporting it, which were print ' full, and published ia 4he'.Rallh: News and Observer, on Sunday and Monday, February 14 and IS. !:";'. This serious controversy which baa anaen, in my nutnftie luagmen svojua; be investigated by the House 1 The dark Resolutions on Dr vyk l lunjuetified and untrue and on w.hilh - n m o j I he had no opportunity to be beard and i Moore. These gentlemen will f h facte do not appear of5i . . .. . . . I from affidavits of witnesses, and.. ..'.y - , appear betore xne o.ra at - It ig next meeting. ;- JJtZJ Directors Elected. be disposed of just at that time, the I No5,n CroUn' h.M P11 n5"B' P election of the Board f ; Directors l??"' dB 'totlW: ana was held and resulted in the follow- w.vUelw JU ing being chosen: .' J : ; "t ' ki m " T. A. Uzzell, B. B. Rurst, W. W,,, 'tW Wnn SVlrV H. Cutler. Jr., J. 8; Oaypwle7a jtkin -Kn boidins-the hh offioT - G. Dunn, Dr. W. L. Hand, C. E. Foy. 0f the Superior eourt of North R. A. Nunn, Wm. Dunn, Jr., H. B. C6oKnfcf which said icts upon Craven. H. W. Armstrong, W. J. A part te naid' 'o. ' Frnnk -Lucas, C. D. Brahdam, H. K. Land, Carter, if true,' re'eal6Wated to bring' M. D. W: Stevenson, T. G. Hyman, th. hih uAb. the' suing year. President C. L, E,. n.. Bisnop, u. lves. ISniwirior court into disrennte and dia-. Ullicers Clecteu. unMt tk i nnl.i of th ruwi u, tcvuiu . "v-.-iBt.4-: -nH whinh if nut true, am inatuw of Directors, the meeting of the ev-L .wid judg9 OUght ' to be set at ening aajournea a no ine aireciorBjj,wt. met to e:ect tne omcers ior ins en-i ; Hin. Ohsrlmi 'T,.:jlhr,"k , lumAtriT: BniiAiTAr nr Ida mr.n Ives was nomi- !.,.:, JiitriM: has netitianed this ' rtaiaA fnr rn-Alentiiin a.nri lift srosel- , , ji -. a : ...''... ' i. iC infinoraoie ooay 10 invesugaw now-' and stated that he desired to decline;! conduct and that of iBba"' t.nat ine oince 01 prvsmeut niuiua (Frank Carter.; a rotating one ana uwt ne aeainai Tb'aWis&aR it Msolved bv th.i to nominate J. S. Claypoole for the rHouW of -Representatives of Norlh; ' , ouiub. m. v,i. "ICaroUna.-that a eomnuttee of live ( timed remarks acknowledged the honor mhimi of th Hnniui'ba annninted f conferred upon him by Mr. Ives .butl inquire iMO nd investigate tbe ; siaiea mat ne ieu ne was uoi, cbjtfg?nfainsi, rRon.v ' JfraAb ble to flU the office and seconded thel Audiif the Superior eourt nomination as to electing Mr. Ive! Nortftna, and the conduct rne nnat seiecuon 01 uiuuwv w j - rhar m I.. Ahernnthv. solim- . . follows: W'i President: t. U ivea I "H,nivd Further. thi said m;.V Vice- President: J. 8. Claypoole. jmiM u hweb . authoTiled- nad'enV-. heeretary : ueorge- ureeu. 1 teDd for att4 t&bpoefte per- The directors pam rresiaent iveei.nn. ns.nnra. ..j rard. and emcluv1 . and Secretary George Green very ptenotrl,pher and a elerk, to take andA.. nign compiimenis ior iair jAjvjdenee under oath totaling tw . work during the past year, for ,th mnA tning8 mentioned n thia interest wey nave ibkcu to va wrm- peble, and make full report there- iation. and of their efforts to aid inj. to tb, HoUM 0( iuprerentanves, it,.. every -possible movement lonts u-itneIl j eMi0I1, nd if not, to-tMQov- vancefuent. As material eviaenoe 1 mnr thft of North Carolina,:' of the appreciation of Secretary! -.I, ' ...i, r-nnrnmBntinn m ihm ' Green's work, it was voted that W wmmitteefrom iu investigations myl salary oe raisea irora lorvj w I dMD proper. per cent oi me receipt. 1 MWegotyed Further, That the said full Ot Interest. LMlltM'lt.i th Annroval of. the mi. .,1.. an-Jl""'"'1 '...". .. . " "JK"" 1 Onvsmor of this SUte. shall have TUll with interest and many of the s tuthority to employ counsel ,te assist I" gestion lawn up ana mcuia upon u d pr08ectua iuen -tion M Mid wm witnout any ooudi prove to eommittee shall luggest." . new Dcrmans at HAueaf . The members of the New Bern bar .iiAirin tvuiatT tv nirrripr Ann niMilTiiSF.MF.NTS or I wbo carried to Raleigh the resolutions IinnVUIUJlAUUl mtmvm - " I , v. , J T...Amxr ptu 111; tu uvuj - vu ; morning are yet in Raleigh and will . ... . ... ,:i $ 270.73 1 doubtless remain on tae scene uniu 1728.00 1 ,onJ llon M taiten. ,. oeverai otner. members 01 tne oar Dave aiso gone up THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE March 1st, 1914. io December list, U14. Balance on hand March 1st, 1914..; Dues oollected, March 1, 1914, to December 31, 1914... . -v There was disbursed from March 1st.. 1914, to Decem- cember 31st, 1914 as evidenced py vouchers 201 to. 310, inclusive, as follows: V ' t ,;1. Wl. ' J W- .A ''-J .... - r urwture ana r uiiur-.... Rents, Lights, Telephone and Water..-..--; Advertising, Printing and Stationery Postage and Telegrams..... Salaries and Premiums on Bonds....... ; Books, Periodicals and Newpapers.,...J Donations... ... Incidental ExpenV?r4?? Janitor Service.......... Promoting Knteqriaesj.,,,..',.';Vi.,..r.,.J'.: Permanent ExhibitiH..,.....,..-., Railroad Rate InventigaUoni:....' total:;. $ 97.45- 218.92 1 ;, 247.25 ; . 32.72 . ' 701.00 . . , ,16.50 - 65.00 . ' 56,59 50.73 115.20 9.95 15.50 ,.1020.&.1 f 11620.8:: $2007.73 to Raleigh since Tuesday and are I vet in the capital city awaiting ,de-, velopmente." ' ; . ' - ... . Some final action, it is peuevea, will be taken today. - Ba1nrioe n hand Jajmary st, J954-.".,t r.-i ' .ttespmruiiy umiux, t H. E.' BopiU, of .Wilmington, N. C waa in the city yesterciy moro log belweep trains. He w enrou' torn (fgia business vinit to Poau- fort. Dr.f J. E. Turliugtou, of VrH-.-boro passed through New tern j - ttirday morning enroute home f 1 rierritt. A. J. Williams was a UU.,r 1 Morehead tUty yt-- ' v. Thu p. f ' ' 1 ! ' S- r - v 1 i'M -' ' f , i 1 '.:. PTO TOT
New Berne Weekly Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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Feb. 23, 1915, edition 1
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