The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-06-22

u 4 NJ tina selection OF Baton RougesAnd -.
4 ed the membe 70 that they would be resolves
th warm welcome.
4 n. waiter ott lined ave to CHANG n. auo-
q ituta n TO time, fsom secsnd Mond ys& Feb
ruary to flrst Nondsy OF September.
The yeas and nays were called Tor upon re
substitute g amended. resu ting. II yeas en0
nays Tho chair therefore announced that the
0rst No d rot September was the date eeiec''
cd for tho next session OF the Association.
Pn,asraph No. otthe Executive Commttte.'s
repo t. referfing to ready prints. was read ana
adopted.
Psrrer ,ph No. S. relative 70 publicai mol
the proceedings in supplement and pampnlet
form. va, . SO re.d and adopted
III. Lamhe offered the bill Of the keeper OF
L tho ate House for services - % eeaes'ss-
arms. which the President ordered to be re-
I9arre i "a the Executive Commi tee. with eu.
thority to take action.
Mr. Jones called ats ntion to the fact that the
name Of MI. Annis had b en- poblIshed as reps
resentiog the B ton Rouee Advoca 9. whereas
Mr.. Annis is no longer connected with tnas
paper. -.
NOE the oh .nged status OF M. Annis. but re-
minded members thbt there IL an individual %
n ven - . representative capacity attaching
{, membership Of the Associat on
Major B,rke offered the following reeoiu-
tioce. which were considered seriat:m and
adopted:
Resosped. That tn. Executive Committee be
p ns' les and ssociated Pres with view e q,
p escisis, and t. ascertain II ons through rate
came Ts.oyea Thss the eave Committee
an, the, are her-oy 4 structed to prepare ana
Telegraph eompanies sts,i- tiea estimate = Of
s.d ~ tbe &
jrsm Like Providence to New o leans. md TO
SsS ;S.Sn iS l. y e:
as .assd y 60 s es IL the Postal
l ties and maze such recommend u ne az 70
S.S and e. AZ
noc ssAyy and proper.
Mr Lambert offered the folio wing:
Th the e y s II
| insertion Of Ill marriage notices.
/ Messrs. Woodcock end Bentley moved to
amend tho reso ution by substituting at le 81
A" for q 50. Tho amendment wss carried
| end the resolution adopted.
4 Mr. Zones offered the following resolution:
Reso.vsd Tast member n..ssHoointsd TON ron
e. tas His orian 8! the Alsocistion the history
Of joui nalism In their respective p.risues.
Mr. II. J. Hyams opposed the resolution. but
It ives ad ,pted
Ad11ouLruaa AID IRRIGATION.
oommunieas,oa from M W. n Har51s
sfstioD. was reAd By tho secretary, ~ follows
Psess Association:
AT sss. q Il es ~
tue liberty Ct srSsmnS y yG1a ioI
% sadiviS1ss q sseh parish 3! ths s.s!s: :, ~,
Th ss
ton to the bureau. and would respecti9.! ~!
csrc1iss. would sno ID 70 straneera 9 correct es
so@sIas Il @ is@snisssion to Isuisians
e"i e. 81 s and nd nj
PSsi.ion and extent an o. pssash o,
I a,ness contour. and proportion OF. q timber
0aa' Kea s 81 timber and quality of soil; and
!: Psodqvts best adapted TO sultiysti99n l.;
ysd s psT sSs q
ssiPk rs ssssE 1ysssss; ssn0sr.sdrs summer
! What is the essims!ed popula lon at Il, III;
FS sss' How Whites sSs
land. ass ss5ss 81 ana ssls s1s
ss: s: IS s. sS: SPs
lands bs bousht OF rented .,. ,,,. =,
p whiSs Hts,9q %.Sy whas
inc inc educational fsciiities7 How many public
hSH
s9 sSa .ns Ass
work all the year II the eld with ns ssaet' lind