Minutes of the Tenth Annual Meeting of the United States Association of Charcoal Iron Workers. [Volume: 8, Issue: 6, 1890, pp. 312-317]

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with the organization for years, and the financial statement therefore does not exhibit the usual amounts of receipts and disbursements. It is, however, important that the dues for the coming year
be promptly paid so as to place the Association in funds.
I am also glad to report that the Journal Publishing Company
is in satisfactory condition.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
Receipts and expenditures of the Treasurer of the United States
Association of Charcoal Iron Workers, from October 1st, 1888, to
September 1st, 1889:
To cash balance on hand October 1st, 1888,... $.60 92
Receipts.
To amount received for dues,.. 345 00
To amount received from the Journal Publishing Company
for advertisements and back numbers of Journal,. 149 47
$555 39
Disbursements.
By office expenses, clerical labor, postage, telegraphing,
expressage and incidentals,.... $240 46
By amount paid Journal Publishing Compaany, percentage
of dues,... 140 00
By stationery and incidental printing,.... 61 00
$441 46
Cash balance, September 1st,.... 113 93
$555 39
This does not include any compensation for the Secretary.
The following committees were appointed by the President:
On Nominations, Mr. L. Heber Smith, Chairman, J. J. Traver,
J. M. Ashlock and A. E. Noble; On Courtesies, W. N. McGugin,
Chairman, Edgar S. Cook, W. B. Vance and A. R. Mackintosh;
To Audit the Treasurer's Accounts, Messrs. Henry Whiteley and
Horace Magee.
Mr. John Birkinbine exhibited to the members some specimens