SIXTH (BUSINESS) SESSION

(Tuesday, July 2, 12:25 p. m.)

At the close of the second joint session, a business meeting of the Special Libraries Association was called to order by Vice-President Herbert O. Brigham in the ball room of the Chateau Laurier.

The VICE-PRESIDENT: The first business is the report of the secretary-treasurer.

Mr. MARION: The membership has increased, from September, 1911, from 171 members, until June, 1912, to 224 members, which is an increase of thirty per cent. The bulletin has increased in pages from 12 to 16. The financial situation seems to be very satisfactory. We have a cash balance of $292.15. There seems to be an increased call for special librarians in heretofore unknown fields. The following statement indicates the condition of the treasury as of the date given:

SPECIAL LIBRARIES ASSOCIATION

July 1, 1912.

Financial statement of the books as of the above date.

Receipts
Cash on hand Sept. 27, 1911$119.07
Membership fees and subscriptions415.80
Sale of back numbers85.28
Sale of reprints, bibliographies, etc.31.13
Advertising12.00
$663.28
Expenditures
Rent of hall at New York meeting15.00
Stenographic work of New York meeting15.00
Postage, telegrams, express, etc.41.08
Storage cabinet for editor's office13.25
Indexing of volume 110.00
Printing275.50
Bank Exchange1.30371.13
July 1, 1912, Cash on hand$292.15
Accounts Receivable144.10
Accounts Payableno bills
rendered