The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-02-25

of tho state, each county to furnish it's propor- tion of such sum. according to it's taxable val. ues as compared with the other counties of the state, based upon 8 schedule to be prepared by the secretary of the bureau and transmitted to each member thereof
 10. The money collected from such sub- scriPtion shall De transmitted. one third to the state bureau, to be expended by it in adver- tising the advantages of the state at large and paying the expenses of the secretary,s office and its employees, and the other two-thrds to be retained by the county bureau. to be eX- pended ill advertising their own counties. bylaws for it's guidance and government
 Supplemental to the foregoing it was
 ReSotced, That this convention recommend establishment of agricultural mining, man ufacturing and immigration bureaus to assist in the promotion of agriculture, mining, man. ufacturing and increasing the population and capital of the state, with sufficient and liberal appropriations to make the same effective in their operation and results.
 THE BUREAU
 The chair appointed the following gentlemen to be members of the bureau constituted by the foregoing resolutions s-there being one from each county in the state From the county of Arkansas, Thos H. Leslie Ashley, W.J Rolfe; Baxter, NJ. N Dyer Benton. John B. Black Calhoun. Wiley J. Bum; Carroll, T. D. Wick ersham Chicot, c. H. Carlton; Clark, A. M. Grow; Grow Clay G; w stephens; Gleburne, Wm E. Craighead, J. M. Underhili; Crawford, M. F. Locke; Crittenden, J. L. Fleming; Cross, J. M. Levesque; Dallas T. H. Clyde Desha, J. W. Dickinson: Drew. c. l.. Brooks Faulkner. Louis c. Lincoln; Franklin. J. J. Eichenberger; Fulton, David P. Tunstall; Gar land, l. L. Bulterheld; Grant, J. S. Williams Greene. T. H. Wyse; Hempstead, J. P. Hurvey; Hot Springs, w. D. Leiper; Howard. John M Somervile Independence, T, B. Padgitt; Izard A. C. Dixon Jackson John w. Stayton; Jetfer- son, J. NJ. Lucy; Johnson, E. T. Mcconnell; Lafayette, w. l.. Connovey; Lawrence, Swain c. Mcdowell; Lee, J. F, Leary Lincoln, E. S. Sadler; Lonoke, w. P. Fletcher; Madison, J: R. Berry; Marion, R. B. Dallan; Miller E. F.; Friedell Mississippi, Montgomery, G Witt; Nevada, R. l.. Powers Newton, J. C. B. Lindsey Ouachita (. H. Stone Perry. J. F. Sellers; Phillips, w. S. Burnett Pike, P. Copeland; Poinsett, Foster Freeman Polk. Pole McPhetridge Pope. F. A. Darr Randolph, $. J. Johnson; Saline, Alex Russell Scott, T. NJ. Duncan; Searcy, T. L. Thompson Sebastian, J. H. Clendenning; Seyier W. J. Pate; sharp Calvin J. Wilson; St Francis, J. Morgan; Van Buren. J. NJ. Peel; Washington, J. H. Van Hoose; White, Dandridge McRae Woodruff J. E. Don't Yell, Jos Evans.
 Col F.. A Warren moved that the convention elect one member from the state at large, and that member be the permanent president of the convention, Col Logan H. Roots. The chairman ruled the motion out of order, but Col Warren put the motion and it was carried 
 RAILROAD COOPERATION,
 It is a well known fact that the railroads of Arkansas up to the present time have done more to induce immigration to Arkansas than all other agencies combined, and so it was time ly aud wise in the governor to invite the rail road men to participate in the convention, and it is a matter for co olgratulation that they re-