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114              Fortieth Annual Report of the
full forehead, and her udder well placed. Teats well placed on her
udder. Generally a fine contour to my Idea.
Mr. Scribner: If she had been fresh there would have been no
question at all in your mind?-There was none as it was?
Mr. Nelson: Not In the least.
The Chariman: This closes our program. We are glad to have
met you, we are glad to have seen and known you, and had this
social time together, and we hope that It has been of some use and
some profit to you.
Now, we will stand adjourned.
SECRETARY'S REPORT FOR 1911.
To the President and Members of the Wisconsin Dairymen's Associ-
ation:
I have the honor to submit the following report of the expenditures
concerning the period from adjournment of our convention at Neenah,
February 8, 9 and 10, 1911, to the present time.
Convention expenses ........................                 323.22
H. C. Searles, Superintending Cow Testing As-
sociation. Salary .........  ................  $900.00
Expenses ................... ..............  742.03     1,642.03
Creamery Package Mfg. Co. Supplies ...........                137.96
Traveling and sundry expenses of testers
C. E. M. Beyries ........... ...............  $ 1.70
John H. Clark ............  ................   2.00
Nelson H. Oulmette .........   ..............  13.83       17.83
Walter Dombrak, supplies      ....................             3.60
H. K. Loomis, stamps     ..........................             .60
W. D. Hoard & Sons Company, printing      ......              78.90
Secretary,
Salary .................................... $250.00
Office, expenses ........... ................  9.84      259.84
Total ...................$..............              2,463.48
Respectfully submitted,
A. J. GLOVER.