Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-07

! said committees TO make such reports
and TO perform such duties from time to
| time as may be required by the directors
| Sec. 8. Sand standing committees shall
| consist of three members each.
ARTICLE YI.-MEMBERSHIP.
| Section l. Any person of good moral
| character, whether he be of lawful age
or not, shall be eligible to membership
in this association.
See. 2. The membership fee shall be
| $40, and the monthly dues of each mem
Der shall be s. so.
Sec. 8. Members who have become
delinquent i'll their monthly dues for
three months shall, by a vote of the
directors, be stricken from the list of
members.
Sec. f. The membership shall be linn
tied to 250.
ARTICLE VII-AMBNDAENTs.
Section l. These bylaws may be
altered or amended at any time on the
approval of majority of the directors
and by a majority vote of the members
of this association present at any regu-
lar or a call meeting of the association.
ARTICLE VIII .-EXECUTIvE COMMITTEE.
Section /. There shall be an executive
committee consisting of three members
appointed by the directors for the period
of one year
Sec. .. The executive committee shall
have full plenary power to transact all
business of the association when the
directors are not in session.
The executive committee was then
elected, A. L. Byers, Il. b Harold anei
A. w. CasWell being chosen.
ChaIrmen of the various committees
were then selected with power to fill their
several committees as they may see fit.
Finance, J w. Bailey; manufactures,
Robert Mozart; immigration and statis-
tics, r. II. Sellers; printing, Il. b. Bur-
bridge; membership, Wallace Hen
bricks; railroads, g NJ. Sutherland;
commerce, w. f. Lake; legal advice,
John d. Templeton.
After a general discussion it was de-
cided to call an immigration convention
to meet in Fort Worth, August II. The
following is
THE CALL:
The various counties contiguous to the
Fort Worth and Rio Grande line, the
Gulf, Colorado aud Santa Fe, Lampasas
division and the Texas and Pacific rail-
road and north of said roads in Texas
west OF Fort Worth and the counties
contiguous to the Fort Worth and
D6uF6F dIu Also INC 8llSSOuIIs hduSdS
and Texas and west of said last named
road north of Fort Worth are requested
to send delegates to a meeting to be held
at Huffman s hall in Fort Worth at 10
o. CLOCK a. m. on Saturday, the 18th day
Of August, 1889, for the purpose of
organizing and selecting an executive
committee and such other officers as are
deemed necessary in an organization the
objects OF which shall be to invite and
promote immigration to any part of the
territory heretofore described. At such
meeting each county shall have one dele
gate and one vote for every $50
pledged toward the fund necessary
to carry out this work and with the I'M
derstanding that each county becoming
so associated shall be advertised in pro-
portion to the amount and number of
shares taken of $50 each. By the board
of trade, VIM. CAMERON,
Attest: Vice President.
R. A. CAMERON, Secretary.
After discussing arrangements for the
convention and matters for the good of
Fort Worth the meeting adjourned ~
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