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Secretary--Harry Brent Mackoy,
Covington, Ky.
Deputy Secretary - Murray Marvin
Shoemaker, Cincinnati.
Treasurer - Howard Sydenham Winslow,
Cincinnati.
Registrar -Robert Ralston
Jones, Cincinnati.
Historian -John Uri Lloyd,
Norwood.
Chancellor - Herbert Jenney, Cincinnati.
Surgeon - Dr. Phineas
Sanborn Conner, Cincinnnati.
Chaplain - Rev. Henry Melville Curtis, Cincinnati.
Gentlemen of the Council - Nathaniel
Henchman Davis, Cincinnati;
Edwin C. Gashorn, Cincinnati; Charles
Humphrey Newton, Marietta;
Harry Langdon Laws, Cincinnati; Dr.
Gilbert Langdon Bailey, Cincin-
nati; John Sanborn Conner, Cincinnati;
James Wilson Bullock, Williams-
town, Mass.; George Merrell, Cincinnati;
Roderick Douglass Barney,
Wyoming; Benjamin Rush, Cowen,
Cincinnati.
Committee on Membership-Achilles Henry
Pugh, Cincinnati;
Charles James Stedman, Glendale; Ward
Baldwin, Cincinnati; Howard
Barney, Wyoming; Michael Myers
Shoemaker, Cincinnati.
Committee on Collection of Historical
Documents and Records--
Rev. Dudley Ward Rhodes, Cincinnati;
Prof. Edward Orton, Jr., Colum-
bus; Ethan Osborn Hurd, Plainville.
Following the election a banquet was
held, after which speeches
were made by the retiring officers and
Gen. B. R. Cowen.
The flowers used on the occasion were
sent as a remembrance to the
widows of the two members who have died
in the last year, Mrs. W. W.
Seely and Mrs. John Bailey.
CLARK COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
On November 15, 1904, the Clark County
Historical Society, in its
new rooms in the East County Building,
Springfield, Ohio, held its annual
meeting and elected the following
officers for the ensuing year:
President - Prof. B. F. Prince.
Secretary-William M. Harris.
Treasurer - Charles H. Pierce.
Trustees -Oscar T. Martin,
for five years; L. H. Fahnestock, for
six years.
All of the officers elected succeeded
themselves except Mr. Fahne-
stock, who succeeded Prof. A. H. Linn.
The Board of Trustees, as at
present constituted, consists of seven
members. An amendment to the
by-laws was proposed, increasing the
number of trustees to nine. The
meeting was well attended and great
interest was manifested in the
progress of the Society. Professor Prince,
who was honored with the
presidency, is a trustee of the Ohio
State Archaeological and Historical
Society.