The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-12-18

RNTERE - MEETING

RNIERE l.-,NI MEETING
. Regnrd 10 the Capital corner Stone
Epl II st OF the Various Committed
Ia pursuance of last adjournment.
sgad Published notice, there was full
ueet,lg 1f the corner stone commit
~ at Judge Fulmore's Office We'd
iles6ay. Judge FulmOre being tenn
p6fariiy engaged in trying a case of
t;raey. Hon. L. II. Lubbock was call
= 10 the chair pro tempOre.
Present: Hon. ". q. Walsh. OF the
t,apitel board: Col. n. Il Norton and
lnage Joseph l. e, capitol commits
ilenegs: Ger. W. II. King, DR.. Q. 5.
1fofss, Capt. John o. JOIN son, L. l..
0ren, Capt. a. d Saddler, A. L;
Ncoidridge, Col. j. Nj. Swlsher ana
a. be1fanbauSh: VIII Lambert, Sec
Fetaiy.
Nisch interest and enthusiasm en-
tare1 into the deli5eration of the
meeting. As heretofore understood,
ti1e committed were to announce the
names OF their co com nitteemen, etc,
at this meeting. Following is a sum.
fn5ry OF full committees reported:
Niiitary communication. w. IL.
King. chairmaD.
C5I. A. r. Bedell, first regiment,
q ca. BE. Smith, fourth regiment,
ClEburne.
Col. 6 j. Gooeh, governors staff,
Palestine.
Col. E. w, Taylor, governors staff,
jeffersOn.
tol. E.G. Bower, governors staff,
Dallas.
Col. Thos. scurry, Gen. Claiborne's
8 staff, Houston.
Ldent. w. p. Gains, Gen. Roberts
stall Austin,
Capt. r. 2. Smythe, Austin Greys.
,isfgI2FNs COMMITTEE ON ARRANGE
MENTS.
4. Z. Fillmore, chairman; j. l..
4 Breckenridge, Louis Hancock, d. t.
Moore, Frank Hamilton, j, A. Magic,
It. Eggieston, Il. DeCOrdova, X. b.
& underhill, Walter Tips, Or. }. Gum
fntngs, George 5. Smith, j .. DeGreSs,
Al. Hooper, a. r. Morris, NJ. M.
H0rnsby, Joe ii. Stewart. Ed. Chris
tan. Ghas. Il. Anderson, ID. nj. Will
son, John Il. ltectoi and WIN Lam
bert, secretary.
PRINTERS.
VIII lambert, en- dFman; George ).
smith, NJ. p. Drauyhon, ). J. Triplett,
80 II Raymond and George B. Jones
mo. r HOOD CAMP, EX CONFEDERATE
VETERANS.
Capt. A. z. Sadler, chairman; Gen.
Ehos. Goggon and L. i. Plnckney.
TEXAS VETERANS.
Hon. II. Z. Brewster, chairman !;
Col. J. Swisher and Anthony Deffen-
OLD TEXAS SETTLERS.
Hon. r. II. Lubbock, chairman.
MEXICAN VETERANS.
Mai. a. j Dorm. chairman f.
Rlatt aud Col, John 5. Ford.
USI Yf'RsITY, COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS.
Hon. 4. L. Fillmore, chairman a.
z. Wooldrid0e. Esq, Prof. j. b. Winn,
Hon. b. NJ. Baker, Prof. Jacob Bickler,
Prof l. III. Bryant, Prof. j. Il. Smith,
and Prof. o. M. Roberts.
pRADE3 UNIONS AND LABOR oGANI-
CATIONS.
a. Deffenbaugh, chairman, with au-
tnofity to name his committee.
The Following reports were then
spbmitted:
Chief August Zlller, for the iiremen,
reported that the president of the
state Fire Association bad been Writ
ten to, requesting him TO convene the
annual convention in this city in
has vet been received.
Will lambert, for the printers, re,
porte shat Austin Typographical
EniOn 1913 had accepted the invitation
seiecte4 a marshal. and would endeay.
Or 20 tnrn out fifty members.
Bf. Morse reported that the Grand
Loetge of Masons had accepted the in
Fitation to Law the corner stone; tn =
Grand Master Benz. A. Bolts y ID
toilvene the Grand Lodge in he city
ustiu on the q dSy Of March fol
: gu .ssS.that the Most Excellent
y. aAer Knights TemplaI
~ ~ : = 8, ~ ~ u 10 convene the
& s !, q at the same time
u pose OF eseorting
that occasion
3, 4 eme in the neal
& - 4 orator, whose
+ S S & Masonic cere-
& he Odd Eel
6 s. - s s s. =. S, Df the three
+. ) q . y {. ( eepted the
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9: ton
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& Solved That The officers of all