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			[Meeting held Monday December 19th 1889
			(in consequence of his recent illness) at the house of
			the President. Anfield Road.]
		Present Messrs Houlding, Ramsey, Wilson, Maxwell,
			Clayton & J. Williams. (The Secretary) and Mr. Brooks being
			with the first team at Sheffield.
		A letter from the Committee of Stanley Hospital received
			in November/88 was ordered to be kept with the minutes.
		The Minutes of last meeting being read. Robt Jones and
			J. Weir were ordered to appear before the Com. on
			Friday next to explain their not going with the
			Reserve Team last Saturday.
			Six penny admission fee to the ground last Saty.
			It was decided to defer this matter for a larger
			Com. & the minutes were then passed.
		Resolved - that the provision of a new Turnstile for the
			Boy's entrance be considered by the Ground Com.
			& reported on at next meeting.
		Accounts to the amount of £79.11.2 were sanctioned.
		Teams for next Saturday. First for Burnley - same
			as last Saturday. The Asst. Secry. was ordered to
			write to the Burnley Com. concerning the behaviour
			of the spectators on two occasions when our
			Team have visited Burnley. (This is the letter sent)

		Dear Sir
			At a meeting of our Committee last night it
		was reported that at the match played by our
		Reserve on your ground last Saturday. Language
		of a very disgusting character was shouted at
		our men & at our Umpire by some of the Spectators.
		Many enquiries were also made as to one of our
		players coming next Saturday & coarse threats
		of personal violence to this player were loudly
		& repeatedly uttered. Under such circumstances
EVENTS
202 The possibility of playing baseball at the ground was considered. The ground was felt to be unsuitable.
232 Photograph of players taken at Sunderland. In was agreed that each player should have a copy. The team names: 1st and 2nd team were adopted.
243 £100 to be paid to Mr Houlding towards the Club’s loan account with him.
273 Gordon had to promise to keep in proper condition to play football
274 12 medals were ordered from Vaughton and sons.