The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-01

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COLONEL kuos said ihst this fnA''er hnt
Mr|Nswmsn snsse.t,d that the proeel
thlng " do uOw would be 10 arfAngs ~
| tho rscs ntlon nf'he delegates.
rms Bxtoutlyk COMMITTEE.
The chairman announced tina, he had
decided upon the executive com MI tee,
which wag reported As io'lngi. NslorU q.
4 dnyater, ohAlrp.n. ]. IL Knox u. ID
dor, a C,sa,dsy, Bsuj,mln Esemsn. u
O. O. s k.IS, L. Q. sisn.rd "'D5'' s
NArlin. w. A. Ramsey, Dsight Treiway,
Oeueral John y. Noble. Norman J. COL
nan, sYlyeysr Lshln, Mo,es Rumssr, !.
T.. Boogher, John Ksnpsrd, john q; Davis
Mark Dodd, Edward Martin, u. II, VIII
lsms, JAMES Bannsrmsn, 10 .. slmme9ss'
Joseph SpsCht, II. l.. Newman, ID. Il.
Franoi,. II. II. Taussy, ed GLASGOW. J n.
Campbell, II O lIrsrs,ick, N. o Nelson,
John Einu, J. n. Msxon, A, A. ralmage,
Captain q. W. Rogers and Geore. IL. uod'
dsrd.
TIE chalrmspc tho attention OF the
executive committee to tho importance OF
active work. Major Rs.nwater return ed
tlhO Ike I1f tue npAOf upoh W
mski-g him chairman al the committee,
ard the meeting rdIourno'.
MEETING OF fHs sSscuTIvE oaMarrrEE,
Immediately after aojournmont msot'
ing OF the executive committeo WAS called,
with Msjor Rainwater in tue chair. Mr..
Atsater was elected s9crsiary.
Mr.. Francis moved, OF a BRIEF general dit
cussion, that Tho committee proceed 10 ap,
point subcommittee Olive each on hall and
raflr la. ha
attend 10 decorations, otc., tor the oonven-
tion, and ths latter to s,tsnd TO arranging
for teducsd railroad rates 20 dslegstss.
The motion prevailed. and Msssra KEN
nlrd, Francis, Prsther, Noble ard Rumsey
we're appointed the committee on bait, aud
Messrs Ta!mage, KnoS, Rogers, Tanssy
end Hunter the committed on RAILROADS.
mittees be selected 10 include some
OF these members who were not
present. A brief discussion 90 10
tao Availability OF daterring the
appointment OF the other committees
until full meeting OF the executive com.
mttae could be had followed and GeperM
Nobls moved that committee OF three be
appointed to report as 10 what SUB com
mittees were necessary.
Mr.. Nelson thought the chsirzsD's ia
mir!arity With matters OF this kind rem
dered such u step unsecessary, but tho mo-
ton wss put end carried and Messra Gnd.
dsrd, Tsnsey aud Dodd wers appointed.
OUGHT TT KNOW now MANY WERE COMING.
Mr.. Newman moved that the secretary be
instructed 10 sssd circulsrs TO the cattle
association throughoub tbs country re.
guessing them 20 advila this committee az
to how many delegates insy would send.
This, he thought, w.e necessary m order 20
ascertain how many delegates thors would
be TO entertain.
Colonel Hunter Biid that 1t would be im-
possibloto form sny accurate estimate OF
how many persons there woIld be 70 enter
tain. As far as Ess knoYn i5i delegates
had been appointed ana instructed, but
there would na crest msDy persons BE-
sides the delegates.
Mr.. Prs.hef thought thst II the commit
toe could gst Gu idea Of how many would
come, it could "rouud 'em up aud take
care Of the oihars aitarward
Mr.. Newman said that az hs understood
It. tho delegates were to pay their own hotel
bill; and tha citizens we're to entertain
them and the visiting cattlemen in various
vsys, such as theairiosl entertainments,
steamboat excursions, carriase rides, etc.
It might bs well to have il thoroughly Uu-
derstood what was TO be done.
Mr.. a,her suggested that grand ma.
sicale DO given at the MerohSnts' exchange,
to which the oitjzsns would pay for adm S.
sion, while tho cattle men weTe admitted
free, There was plenty of local muacil
talent who would undoubtedly volunteer
willingly if properly approached, There
would be no trouble abou: the hall and
ateam boats
a general discussion was had as to meth
oGs Of entertainment, finances, etc., and on
motion OF Mr.. FrsDcls, tho chsirman was
authorized to appoint 0 fihancs committee
and report them at the next meeting.
The COMMITTEES thsn adjourned to meet
at the same place on neat Tuesday after.
noon az 4 o'clock.-T5s. Louis Republican.