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proceedings, and looked forward with
pleasure to his closer
connection with its work.
There being no further business before
the Society, upon
motion it adjourned. The president
announcing that the annual
meeting of the trustees would
immediately follow.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES.
SOCIETY BUILDING, SEPTEMBER 24, 1915.
There were present: Messrs. G. F.
Wright, E. O. Randall,
E. F. Wood, D. J. Ryan, B. F. Prince, H.
E. Buck, L. P. Schaus,
G. F. Bareis, J. E. Campbell, W. C.
Hayes, W. H. Cole and
W. C. Moore. Absent, Messrs. Herrick,
Treadway and Thomp-
son.
The meeting was called to order by
President Wright.
Mr. Randall acted as Secretary.
Secretary Randall read the
minutes of the last annual meeting of
the trustees, held in the
Society Building, June 29, 1914,
which were approved as read.
Mr. Prince moved that the present
serving officers be re-
elected. Seconded by Mr. Buck. Carried.
It was moved and carried that the
President, Vice Presi-
dents, Secretary and Treasurer be
authorized to appoint perma-
nent and special committees as follows:
On Finance, Publications,
Museum, Library, Spiegel Grove, Serpent
Mound, Fort Ancient,
Logan Elm Park, Big Bottom Park,
Harrison Monument, His-
torical Sites, Necrology, and a special
Conference Committee on
the matter of cooperation with the
University in regard to the
collection and publication of
manuscripts.
Mr. Randall said "In my report
before the annual meet-
ing it was stated that we had a special
appropriation for the re-
printing of the Society Annuals, of
$8,500."
In this connection the Secretary stated
he had received the
following communication from the Auditor
of State:
"SEPT. 10, 1915.
"Archaeological and Historical
Society, Columbus, Ohio.
"GENTLEMEN:--At a meeting of the
special auditing committed pro-
vided for in H. B. No. 721, held on
September 9, 1915, the following
resolution was adopted:
"Resolved, That the appropriation made to the Archaeological and
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Historical Society in H. B. No. 721, for
printing and distributing archaeo-
logical reports, in the sum of
$8,500.00, be approved, and that the Auditor
of State be authorized to issue his
warrant on properly itemized vouchers
from the Archaeological and Historical
Society.
"Very truly yours,
"(Signed) A. V. DONAHEY,
"Auditor of State."
On motion the Secretary was authorized
to enter into an
agreement with Mr. Fred Heer to reprint
Volumes 1 to 23,
Society Annuals, and the method of their
distribution was left to
the Publication Committee of the
Society.
The Chairman of the Hayes Memorial
Building Committee
reported that, so far as the work of
that committee was con-
cerned, it had been completed. There
were some minor defects
in the carrying out of the contract,
some of which were of a
trivial nature and might be corrected,
some of which were of
such a character that they could not be
corrected; that the
contract as a whole was practically
fulfilled, and he thought the
Society should accept the building and
relieve the building com-
mittee. Objections were made to such
acceptance by the Trus-
tees until final settlement had been
made with the contractor, to
whom there was still a large sum due,
and as the building had
been delayed many months beyond the time
specified in the con-
tract for its completion, the question
arose whether the Society
should impose upon the contractor the
specified penalty for
delay. In behalf of the contractor it
was claimed that the delay
was largely unavoidable on his part. A
fter considerable dis-
cussion the Trustees by formal vote
accepted the building from
the Building Committee, but continued
the committee until final
settlement could be made with the
contractor, and decided before
final payment was made the Chairman and
Secretary of the
Building Committee should confer with
the attorney general as
to the right of the Society to accept
the building and pay the
contractor in full, without deducting
all or any portion of the
penalty provided. The same question as
to final payment of the
architect was referred to the Chairman
and Secretary of the
Building Committee.
Mr. Schaus stated that the
specifications provide that the
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people who put the
roof on the building give us a guarantee for
ten years. He had
that guarantee. The guarantee is to the Ohio
Archaeological and
Historical Society.
Mr. Wood stated that
he had a letter which encloses some
forms of contract for
gas and electricity for the Hayes Memorial
Building. They seem
to think we will probably want to au-
thorize the signing
of a contract today. This should be looked
into with care in
regard to rates. He moved that the signing of a
contract for gas and
electricity for the Hayes Memorial Building
be referred to the
Building Committee with full power to act,
and that the
Secretary of the committee be authorized to sign a
contract, when
satisfactory to said Building Committee, in the
name of the society..
This motion was carried.
OFFICERS OF THE
SOCIETY.
For the Year
1915-1916.
G. FREDERICK W RIGHT
........................................ President
GEORGE F. BAREIS....................... .............
1st Vice President
DANIEL J. RYAN .....................................
2nd Vice President
E. 0. RANDALL.
................................................ Secretary
EDWIN F. WOOD .................. ...........................
Treasurer
W. C. MILLS ... ......... ...........................Curator
TRUSTEES OF THE
SOCIETY.
ELECTED BY THE
SOCIETY.
Terms Expire in 1916.
D. J. RYAN
.................................................. Columbus
L. P. SCHAUS
..............................................Mt. Vernon
F. W.
TREADWAY
............................................ Cleveland
Terms Expire in 1917.
G. FREDERICK WRIGHT
.......................................... Oberlin
W.O.THOMPSON ............................................
Columbus
WEBB C. HAYES
............................................... Fremont
Terms Expire in 1918.
GEORGE F. BAREIS
. ........ ... ...................
Canal Winchester
H. E. BUCK
..................................
............ Delaware
E. F. WOOD.
................................................. Columbus
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APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR.
Terms Expire as Indicated.
HON. JAMES E. CAMPBELL
............................... Columbus, 1916
HON. MYRON T. HERRICK ................................Cleveland,
1916
PROF. B. F. PRINCE ....................................
Springfield, 1917
MR. E.
O. RANDALL. .................................... Columbus, 1917
MR. W. C. MOORE
...................................... Lewisburg, 1918
MR. W. H. COLE ............................................Sabina,
1918
STANDING COMMITTEES FOR 1915-1916.
Announced by the President, as selected
by the Committee
appointed for that purpose at a meeting
in the Columbus Hotel,
Friday evening, September 24th, 1915.
FINANCE:
Campbell, Schaus, Ryan, Bareis, Wood.
PUBLICATIONS:
Wood, Ryan, Randall.
MUSEUM:
Mills, Buck, Bareis, Hegler.
LIBRARY:
Ryan, Scott, Campbell, Knight, Curry.
HISTORICAL SITES:
Wright, Cole, Moore, Randall.
HAYES MEMORIAL AND SPIEGEL GROVE: *
Hayes, Wright, Treadway, Ryan, Mills.
FORT ANCIENT:
Prince, Moore, Mills.
SERPENT MOUND:
Cole, Archer.
LOGAN ELM:
Tallmadge, Mrs. Jones, Roof.
BIG BOTTOM PARK:
Rosamond, Bozman.
HARRISON MEMORIAL:
Campbell, Ryan, Randall.
HISTORY AND MANUSCRIPTS-CONFERENCE WITH
O. S. U.:
Wright, Cole, Campbell, Ryan, Randall.
NECROLOGY:
Mills, Bareis, Prince.
* The former Spiegel Grove Building
Committee will continue to
act on the building feature of the work
until committee is discharged
by the Trustees. This committee is
composed of Messrs. L. P. Schaus,
Webb C. Hayes, G. F. Wright, George F.
Bareis and W. C. Mills.
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membership by the Society since the annual meeting of May 30th,
1915: |
Calvin M. Young, Greenville. C. F. Strecker, Marietta. J. W. Preston, Coshocton. William W. Mills, Marietta. Robert W. Manly, Chillicothe. Lee R. Bonnewitz, Van Wert. W. D. Brickell, Columbus. William P. Palmer, Cleveland. Wilby G. Hyde, Chillicothe. F. A. Seiberling, Akron. J. F. Baldwin, Columbus. S. Casparis, Marble Cliff. R. M. Voorhees, Coshocton. John J. Admas, Columbus. W. G. Brown, Lewisburg. J. J. Jagger, Mt. Gilead. C. D. Closson, Circleville. Lyman H. Treadway, Cleveland. James N. Gamble, Cincinnati. J. G. Battelle, Columbus. Edward H. Giesy, Columbus. H. G. Dalton, Cleveland. F. O. Schoedinger, Columbus. H. E. Vance, Columbus. C. Christian Born, Columbus. Allen Andrews, Hamilton. F. A. Miller, Columbus. Eugene M. Parker, Columbus. F. P. Brown, Dayton. Barton Griffith, Columbus. L. F. Kiesewetter, Columbus. Henry Steube, Columbus. Benjamin F. Gayman, Canal Win- chester. Erwin W. Schueller, Columbus. Charles M. Wing, Columbus. |
J. M. Dunham, Columbus. R. C. Baker, Danville. Hiram Payson Barnes, Clintonville. Martin H. Fischer, Cincinnati. Mrs. Charles A. Covert, Columbus. John S. Fulton, Newark. J. G. Butler, Jr., Youngstown. Julius F. Stone, Columbus. Mozart Gallup, Sandusky. George D. Selby, Portsmouth. E. L. Barrett, Springfield. F. P. Thompson, Dayton. Robert F. Wolfe, Columbus. Charles W. Justice, Youngstown. George W. Knight, Columbus. Spencer B. Newberry, Bay Ridge. Oscar F. Miller, Columbus. F. P. Hills, Delaware. Walter B. Wolfram, Lowell. J. Bates McKinley, Harrisburg. L. S. Sullivant, Columbus. Benjamin S. Thompson, Columbus. Clayton A. McCleary, Columbus. F. M. Hughes, Lakeville. Irvin F. Fangboner, Fremont. G. W. Lorimer, Pickaway. C. E. McBride, Mansfield. J. Edgar Butler, Columbus. Dean M. Hickson, Lancaster. Fred Blenkner, Columbus. W. H. Siebert, Columbus. W. H. Cole, Sabina. J. S. Bracken, Columbus. Lowry F. Sater, Columbus. Robert G. Kinkead, Clintonville. William R. Lazenby, Columbus. |