San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-19

A free press has started San Antonio
on The road to greatness and will aid
1t till the race is run.
Again, [ return the thanks of the
association for this magnificent wei.
come and assure you that San An.
tonic Will ever have q firm friend IN
the press OF Texas. He was followed
by Col. Bridges.
The president announced tie fol-
lowing committees:
committee on membership.-J. P.
Bridges, w. Bennett, ". E. Gille-
land, g. w. jerks, H. p. Jones.
Committee GU constitution and by
laws. B. Z. hurry, w. E. Blythe, It.
B. Johnson, J. g. Rankin, A. G. V al
DEE.
Committee on revision OF roll.-J.
81. Cullom. w. D Cox, A. G. Scuriock,
r. w, Hslton, o. w. Bradley.
Committee on finance.-T E. Boren,
c. A. Kesseller. s. NJ. Carlton, c.
Culmore, Perry Hawkins.
Committee on resOlutiOns-W. A.
Shawl. c. Rubell, d. L. Beech, Mrs.
G. Bryerly, Alex Wynne.
The Executive Committee made q
report to the meeting which was
adopted.
The members then stepped up to
pay dues.
The meeting then adjourned until
3 o'clock p. M.
The following new applications
were presented and turned over to
the committee on membership:
Those in the hall were:
A. w. Riley, Wills Point Chronicle;
J. NJ. Kennedy, Thornton Herald;
Frank A. Sewell, Greenville Banner;
VIII III. Mays, Brentwood Bulletin;
A. s. Crisp, Cuero Star; N. p.
Houx, Hampstead Weekly News;
J D Slawson, Killeen Herald; Mrs.
J w. Williamson, Orphans Friend
(Fert WORTHY; Sam Flint, Waco In
taineer, Goldthwaite; Chss. NJ.
Barnes, Democrat, san Antonio; E. s..
Peters, Calvert Citizen; r. w. Cole
man, Truth, San Antonio; F. G..
Thompson, Democrat, Mckinney;
Frank Vernon, Roundup, Cisco; M.
NJ. McLane, Sun, Georgetown;
Mrs. Julia Truitt Bishop, Statesman,
Austin; Tom n. Perkins. Rustler,
Wylie, Collin county: p. o. Wilson,
Texan, Taylor; George Robinson,
Journal, Bolton; ]. V. Watkins,
Western Argus, Nocona; r. Wilson,
Register, LocKhart; n. G.. Watts,
Siftings, Omaha, Texas; Edgar
Schrsmm, Staats-Zeitung, San An
tonic; Ben Nj. Baker, Citizen, Column
bus; Thomas NJ. Conueli, Sunset Sig
nal, Sunset Texas; s. A. Foote,
Spectator, Wharton, Texas.
The following IL q list of the names
of some of the press members now in
the city. They are mostly staying at
the Maverick, which is their head
quarters. Some whose names cannot
be obtained, are at private residences.
Mrs. Heald has about twenty at her
boarding house OIL st. Mary's street,
while few are scattered among the
different hotels:
At the Maverick are: w. A. Shaw
ana wife, Dallas; II. P. Jones, of Mil
ford; President J. F. Mitchell, of
Greenville; B. T.. Murray, of Denison;
J. II. Cullum, OF Garland; Tom Per-
kins, of Weylie; w Fl. Msyes and wife,
Brown wood; g. s. Peters and wife,
Calvert; p H. Holland and family,
Dallas; q. w. jerks, Stephensville;
Judge G. n. STANDARD, Standard; Hen.
~ Reese, Jr., Arkansas Har bor; p. II.
fancy, Rock port; d. l.. Beach, Con
zales; H. Stuart, Galveston; j. p.
Bridges, LuIing; A. w. Wynne and
wife, Beaumont; r. w. Haltrom and
family, Nscogdoches; Mrs. Lulu
Grimes, Nacogdoches; Chas. Culmore
% Hnnofnn. n
Blakeslee, Hallettsvillei Mrs. Regina
Ollre, Hsllettsyille; Mrs. Briefly,
Centre; J. M. Kennedy and wife,
Marlin; o. w. Bradley, Arlington; J.
o. Jones, Mexia: }. G. Reubell.
Whitewright; w. E Gilliland, Baird;
j. V. Watkins, Nacono; w. d Ad-
ans, Forney; c. F. Yesger. Waxa.
hachie; Van Hamilton, Tyler; Judge
F. A. Lockhsrt, Pittsburg. Texas; A.
W. Buchanan, Bryan; w. Bennett,
Killeen, J. D. Sl9wson. Killeen; J. q
Rankin. Brenham; P. o Wilson,
Taylor; w. H. Neel, Stephensvllle;
Mrs. Bishop. Austin; r. Wilson and
wife. Lock hart, and G. w. Peyton,
Marlin.
The concert last night. in Travis
park by the 23rd. Infantry band, in
honor of the visiting editors, was
comparatively speaking, poorly at
tended but was a musical treat to
those who heard IL, and many were
the enc0res received. The pro-
gramme published in the LIGHT was
carried out in full.
Business men are requested to
decorate their buildings.
The public in general is invited to
attend the concert tonight at R'sche's
theatre. The galleries are open TO
visitors, the auditorium reserved for
the press and ladies.
Albert AIDE, the stage manager at
DinnhnIa nrara hnnaa did fha hann.