The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-05-12

man Hose company No l, Sam A
Levy; Sherman Hose company No.
2, Abb Tyree; Frank WaIcott, chief
OF department.
Sui phur Springs Protection Hook
and Ladder company Nc. l, W F
Henderson; Little Giant Fire compa.
ny, Pr Little6eld.
Seguin-Reliance Hook and Lad.
der company. j Friedlsnder.
San Msrcos-Rescue Hose compa
ny No. 2, + w Gilsen San Marcos
Hook and Ladder company, Bart
Mitchell; Alert Hose company No. l,
w II Nance, j r Porter, chief of de-
partment.
Tyler-Tyler Hose company No l,
A B Palmer: Hook and Ladder com
pany, A w Palmer; j D Hammond,
chief of department.
Temple-King Hose company No
2, L D Black; Wakeful Hose compa.
ny No. l, j S Perry; Stuart Wheeler,
chief of department.
Taylor-F w Adams Hose com
pany No 3, H l. Fruld; Taylor Hook
and Ladder company, W II Miller;
Taylor Hose company, w NJ Elliott.
G Il King, chief Of department
Terrell-Terrell Hook and Ladder
company No /, Otto Sites; Our Home
company No 2, D & Anthony.
Veruon-S W Lomax Hose com.
pany No l, W + Koachell; Vernon
Hook and Ladder company, A NJ
Hyatt, 7 G Lomax, chief of depart.
ment
Waco-West End No 2. H D
Wheeler; Engine company No l, 5 A
Hogan; Rescue Hook and Ladder
company, Bart Moore; a NJ Prescott
chief of department.
Weimer-Weimer Fire company
No /, VIM Walker; Hook and Ladder
company No l, Ed Seydlor; A F
Rose, chief of department.
Weatherford-Hose company No l,
l. F Starr; Hook and Ladder No l, f
Putnam; Hose company No 2, H B
Dorsey; d c Haynes, assistant chief.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. com.
pany No /, O.ta Cartrell; j G Wood
lief Hook and Ladder company, S T
SpAlllngs.
Denison-M j Fitzgerald, chief of
department.
Fort Worth-Ben U Bell, chief of
Belton-C j Glover, chief of de-
partment; Belton Hose company No.
l, W o Vandiver
Taylor-City Hose company No. ?
W H Brown.
kilograms were read from James
Graves, FL Psso, and John Hewitt,
sending respects to the convention.
The Young Mems Christian associa
ton extended an invita- ion to the
visiting tiremen to visit their rooms.
The invitation was received and vote
of thanks returned.
A communication on the insulation
of electric wires was read and, on
motion, was ordered spread upon the
minutes.
The following resolution was intro.
duced and referred to the committee
on resolutions
Be it resolved, l. That the treas
urer Of this association be required o
give bond in the sum of $4,000, payG-
BILE to the president and his
successors in Office, said bond
to be approved by the president,
on the certificate from the county
clerk, residing in the county of the
bondsmen, of their solvency, said of
fcer to qualify and file his bonds
within twenty days after adjournment
of the association and receive as a
compensation for his ser yices B per
cent, Of all money received, provided,
that he receive no commissions on
monumental fund.
Be it resolved, 2. That all money
due the monumental fund of this also.
citation now in the hands of the differ.
ent departments and companies in
this state be forwarded to the treasu-
rer within thirty days from the adj
journment of this convention, and
that he execute his receipt therefor.
Therefore be it.
Resolved. 3. That said treasurer is
hereby authorized and instructed to
loan said monumental fund, at not
less than 3 per cent. per annum on