Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14
EVANSVILLE,
1 .,,.s 81 The Fire Ladies'.
''It. W. the Adoption Of a
' 's,.,,ulaiiOp Uniform
.,si, ccnsurod for Their
fore' ,.,eud tito Usual Court
y , !, o.hsF Notes

nits ~ Trx., May l3.--The
q ~ convention Of the State
I, = s ass' q Texas as, assem- .aG.
e.,eSts 81 pythias hall in this
d " ns'u at $3.50 O'Clock and
%g n second days session. In
J y i PRESIDENT Common Of \, Da =
q, I'm vice.President w. II
I.,n. second vice-Presldent
As, II Denton presided. On
ps s,ss failure to get transporta-
9 Wy ssiI number Of delegates are
Hose present are a fine
y, y, men and do great credit to
a " ss, u 81 the ''Lone Star State"
=. ssrr,;,,.e on credentials made
~ vi which was adopted.
y ..,h;,.o inviting the mayor alder
4 Insurance men to seats on the
was adopted.
',.lepsge, formerly chief of the
- depariment, who was seri-
:H,'d while returning from the
n ore engineers, nearly two
Y sas by resolution extended
s.lss OF the convention. Mr..
Isallnaly acknowledged the
ram A. A. Burck OF Dallas
ssttIng forth that II the fire
N ,cuuld Iaret In June, as he
"a constitution required, he
aver the funds held by him
.rment. 1t was ordered that the
returned to him with the
ssa, by the secretary that no
&rsllon De recognized from him
Z. M treasurer Of the monumental
"a the association has a treasurer
M funds should be turned over
ton a committee was appointed
Hon. i. Il, Piner 10 ADDRESS the
Ioo and q committee appointed
"a Inc invi'atlon to him.
the morning session OF the con
4 y following resolution was in
BY one OF the GAINESVILLE dele
= ID csrried'
solved by the state firemeh's
~ In convention assembled, that
bels OF the IeYas State farln
+ on, to-wit' Is. w mcCuiiough OF
z Fanlkner OF houston, " u
b Galveston, j. w waldo, L. w.
) rd others, be ana the same are
byl;ed to participate with us In
pct and ball on FRIDAY evening
lrelsry Of the association was In
to telegraph each OF these gem
{ but no reply has as yet been re-
Hon them,
luton was also introduced by
" Dallas appointing a committee
report ways and means where
A fofhtion may be secured Tor
~ in the iuture.
Ted discussion took place when
Ion ives Introduced appointing a
4 eto consider the adoption OF a
q Uniform The resolution
n syalled, and the committee VIII
norrow.
qTug ne morning hours, and the
pn sdlourned until 2 O'Clock
laon.
cNpg IL a partial list OF the
2 inc convention: w. D..
benton, second vlce-presldenti
Braves, w. II Marshal, u. s.
eo' VI Conner, Paris =. r.
Aeslhei Il Maxim, chief, D. a,
j. 7. Caslleberry, Frank
n l. Hellmgsworth, @. w.
"a stuart Harrison, Fort Worth
s'ulpie, Shermanj George a.
I usllli H. A. Hamilton, George
BsitoniJ. a. Lindgren, Gle
Oe Myers, i. L, Stewart, w. c.
any 7. j. Dourls, Temple; +.
H. Brown, Taylor; j. b.
Nm leffelli charles Kahn, chief,
.mory Taylor, chief, and l.. M.
9fsOrsetown'
NOTES.
pug Jake Levy, chief Of the
I .t department, put IN his ap-
ne famous Dallas chief, objects
u Uniform which might make
NJ y,
yUnnnle Thornton thinks the
~ lsAas generous and big-hearted
ADMIT him without his having
On Uniform,
LITE correspondent has heard
~ Mat W.J. Austin of Denton,
Villcer OF the association
'vu's oe the next president.
~ VIII DID Tor the next meeting.
o Saa companies have already
"iii catch hall Columbia be-
Dseung adiourns. Their refusal
'ne usual courtesles to the gal
s "no never fall TO protect their
4s' Is severely condemned by