The Washtenaw Mutual

The mini tioiïsew-as aliiiost roo suiall to iiold the attendance Wednesday at the animal meeting of the Was'itenaw Mutual Fire Insurance conii;uiy. The proceedings were exceedngly llvely roo, mucli Imsincss belng transacted. In the first place, as gtatr.I in yesterday's Times, thé salary of the dlreetors was reduced to' $1 a (lay. Then the sewetaxy's salary was flxed ai .Sr(io as usual, though au attempt was made to reduce it to .s::ni FoJlowlng iliis carne the eleetioo of a director to succeed K. E. Lelflnd, who declined re-election. It took three lial'.ors to ("loei F. B. Braun, of Auu Arbor town, Ptoilip Duffy, of Northfleld, beiiiK hls chier opponent. E. A. Xonlman. of Lima. wis re-elected. V. K. ('iiilds, of Aun Arbor. v,as also re-eleeted, t lus time by aeelamatiqu, u gr&teful eudoixomeiu of bis ten years of faït&ful service. membetrs of the board of auditor A. V. Ohapman, of s.vlvnn. and H. V. Bassett, of Saline, were reoleeted, Philip Duffy, of Northfleld, succeedtag .1. W. Win,;:, wïio Jtx-linel re-eleetioo. After meeting the board of direetors niet. in the olüce of the seertary and orgamized is follows: President. E. A. Xordman, Linia; ae i-etary, W. K. Childs.