The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1890-07-25

d, The president and secretary
S, this association shall be exotic
g members of the board of dire
tors.
: ART. VI.
d This constitution may be alte.
: ed, changed or amended, at an
regular meeting of this associatio
g by a majority vote Of the member
S present at such meeting.
e We recommend tho followin.
f: named gentlemen for officers o
this association: President, a. S
Reed, Ballinger: secretary, Charlie
, F. Potter, San Angelo; treasurer
J. Z. McCord, Coleman. TIL,
election for directors resulted as
fellows: For Brown county, G. H
Jenkins; Coleman, R. S. Rowen
Concho, D. E. Sims; Coke, G, W.
Perryman; Runnels, J. N. Win
ters; Menard, D. W. Maddox; Tom
Green, G. A. Daley.
Upon motion the counties not
represented were requested to
elect their members of said board
and send the name of same to the
permanent secretary of this asso-
citation.
The committee on resolutions re-
ported as follows:
l. That it is the sense
of this meeting that the counties
of San Saba, Brown, Coleman,
Coke, Coneho, Menard, Runnels,
Irion and Tom Green cooperate
in an immigration movement.
2 To this end we recommend
that each of said counties that has
not already done so organize an
immigration society or progressive
committee or board of trade with
a membership fee and monthly
dues.
3. That each Of said orgapiza
ducts of their counties and dis
play them in suitable rooms in
their respective county towns, Sc
iected for that purpose.
4. That this district immigration
society appoint delegates to wait
upon the Gulf, Colorado and San
"a Fe railway company, the Fort
Worth and Rio Grande railway
company and other railroads, and
secure from them the best immi-
grafton rates possible, and coop
grafton in preparing and distribu-
ing literature, and in transporta-
ion Of exhibits to our headquar-
ers at Fort Worth.
5. That at said headquarters
here be kept an exhibit of the va
.ious counties composing the
.foresaid association, arranged in /
.ounty groups and credited to the {
ounty and persons furnishing {
anne, and the literature distributed !
trough and at said headquarters t
,e confined to matter applicable !
@ the district as whole, p1ovi- (
led that the first matter distribu- Z
ed at said headquarters shall be a I
gliding map of the said district
nd its surroundings, containing &
N the reverse a general de- !
cription of the district and the !
emainder of space thereon may
ie equally divided between the in I
ividual counties for matter de- |
eriptiye of said counties respect
relg.
6 Thai We suggest as a basis. :
or raising the necessary funds to
said organization that
Brown, Coleman, Runnels, and
Tom Green counties contribute
zach the sum of s35 per month,
md San Saba, Concho and Nc !
5uIloch each contribute $50 per
month, and that Menard, Coke,
ron each contribute $40 per
month.
7. That counties assessed s35 !
per month shall in all matters be
untitled to three votes, those as
5essed $50 per menth two votes,
md those assessed SO per month
me vote.
S. That we adopt as name for
This district the Pecan-Colorado-
goncho country.
D. P. Gay, Frank Lereh and
Brooke Smith were appointed on
the railroad committee.
Resolutions thanking the Fort
Worth Gazette for the interest
she has taken in the organization
of this association, the Chamber
Of Commerce of Fort Worth for
its liberal proposition and the cit
liens Of Ballinger for the courte-
sizes shown the visiting delegations
were passed. G. 0. HARRIS,
Temporary Secretary, J