Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-22


Sixth District-Lax ofice of Ball,
Wynne & Mozart, No. 3ll Main street,
upstairs.
Seventh dis!rict-Sitsing room OF the
Ellis hotel, to the left of the main Office.
Eighth district-Lsw cffi;e Ct B. P.
Ayres, No. 115A Main street, corner Of
First.
| Ninth district-Nos. sos and $40 Main
street, upstairs.
Tenth district-Lsw office OF Capps &
Canty, No. ll54 Main street, corner Ct
] First.
I Eleventh district-Law ffice Of Wallace
Hendricks, over the Fort Worth N,tions
Bank, corner Main and First streets.
The parlor Of the Pickwick hotel is desig-
mated for the committees on credentials.
permanent orgaizAtion, platform and
resolutions.
The law office OF Finch & Thompson
No. 32l Main street, up stairs, is at the
service Of the convention for any pur-
pose.
SUB COMMITTEES.
The following committees have
been appointed to take charge Of and wait
on the different committees Of the con-
vention and the delegations from the diff
farent congressional Districts.
Executive Committee-Drew Pruitt,
N. 81. Lassiter and r. j. Boykin.
Committees on Credentials, Resolu-
tions and Platform-E. s. GARD and J. j.
Massie.
First Congressional District-Drew
Pruitt, N. d. Lsssiter and r. j. Boykin
Second Congressional District. C.
Scott and R. q. Orr.
Third Congressional District-Frank
q. Smith and Wilson Gregg.
Fourth Congressional District-San
Hunter, Seth Stewart and Irby Dunklin.
Fifth Congressional District. D.
Templeton and A. N. Carter.
Sixth Congressional District-R. M.
Winnie and F.W. Ball.
Seventh Congressional District-DreW.
Pruitt, N. 81. Lassiter and r. J. Boykin* p
Eighth Congressional District-B. P.
Ayres, G W. Finger and B M. Terrell.
Ninth Cougressio ,al District-George
Jackson and j. Il. Wombwen.
Tenth Congressional Districts. B,
Canty and z. B. Randall.
Eleventh Congressional District-Wal-
lace Hendricks and C. nj. Templeton.
The above committeeman are expected
to pay particular attention to the COM
mittees and delegations to which they are
assigned for duty.
Tne committee Of arrangements to pro-
vide for the entertainment of the dele
gates met at the GAZETTE Office yesterday
morning and agreed upon q programme
which will be carried out. They provided
for the decoration OF the opera house,
which was handsomely and appropriately
done under the direction of Don Adams.
The stage is trimmed with flowers and
evergreens, and the galleries hung with
flags and banners and wreaths.
The convention will be called to order
by Chairman Exall at II O'Clock q. m.
After music by the band Mayor Broiles
will welcome the delegates on be-
half of the city. Another musical
selection will be rendered, and Mr.. Otis
Eston will deliver the regular welcoming
address. The convention will then pro-
coed to business
At O'Clock p. m. q delegation Of citi-
zens in carriages will call for the visitors
and drive them over the city, showing
them the many beauties and numerous
points of interest Of the queen of North
west Texas.
Ladies are cordially invited to attend
the convention, and the balcony seats
will be reserved for them.
In view of the fact thai some counties
have sent laI gely watered delegations
the committee TO arrange seats have been
somewhat troubled. The delegations
will be seated by Senatorial districts, and
So some districts will have more repre-
sentatives than others it mas been found
hard to get the sests well pro
portioned. Delegates that are
inconvenlenced will. therefore, know
that it comes shout not through the
fault of the committee, but
from lack Of information re.
garding the number to be provided for
II it be found that there are not enough
seats in the opera house to accommodate
ell thezkdelegstes, =4hose from Tarrant
cop6ty ~ be Ssxpeesed to stand up.
they ~ ah9e folkssnd the others are