Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-18

nomination. d. 0. Lively Of the Texas
Live Stock Journal placed Fort Worth
I'm nomination. win l.. Sargent oil
the Greenyllle Headlight told OF the
advantages his city offered for the
next meeting. Juan s. Hart OF the
III Paso Times extended an Invitation
to meet In his town, and kilograms
We're read from the mayors Of Gal
weston and Tyler Offering the news
paper men the Inequalities OF their
cities.
on the fifth ballot I'll Paso was
chosen ms the place for the next meet
ing. President Adair announced the
following printing committee! W. d.
Cox, Il, NJ Johnson, # j. Robinson,
G. r. Lehman. Before retiring from
tho presidency Mr.. Holland appointed
w. a. shaw, c. ~ Ousley ana r. VII
son committee 10 investigate the
present libel law and report at next
annual meeting. on motion Mr. Hol-
land was added to the committee.
At o'clock the association adjourned
to o'clock tomorrow morning.
The banquet at the Pacific hotel to-
night Is one Of the most enjoyable fetes
the city has ever known.
HoNARARY MEMBERS.
We your committee on membership
beg leave to recommend that the fol-
lowing gentlemen be elected honorary
members Of this association:
G.. W. Foster manager Southwestern
Telegraph and Telephone company
CASTOR Meslier, general passenger
agent of the Texas and Pacihc rail-
way.
W. G. Crush. general passenger
agent Of the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas railway.
$. @. Warner, general passenger
agent Of the Cotton Belt.
Thomas j. Kingsley, travelling pas
seugcr agent of the Queen and Cres-
cent.
j., S. Martin. general passenger agent
OF the Arkansas Pass.
| W. 5. keenan,, general passenger
agent Of the Gulf. Colorado and Santa
I'e railway.
ID. Il. Keeler. general passenger
agent Of the Fort Worth and Dem
/ YER railway.
! j. c. McCabe general passenger
agent Of the Chicago, Rock island and
/ Pacific railway.
Charles Hamilton, general passenger
agent OF the Houston and Texas Cen
| trail railway.
l., b. Conner, Fort Worth and Rio
| Grande railway,
u. j, Price, assistant general pas
senger agent of the International and
| Great Northern railway.
Mrs, NJ, II. Walton, G., A. Keaslcr,
| Mrs a. u. Norton, Miss 5allle Baltic,
/ John NJ. Conner. Mark Riley, G. j..
| Pierson, George Myer.
BA1LLIOS RESOLUTION.
Resolved, That article OF the con-
| stitutiOn be changed to read:
The officers Of this association shall
] "a.
| dents, one secretary, one assistant sec
Rotary, one treasurer and one executive
committee to be composed of one
member from each congressional dis
tricO and OF which the president shall
/ be cN-OhiciO chairman and the secrc-
tary and vloe-presldents ox-otiiclo
members These shall all be elected
annually by the association. except
the executive committee, which shall
be appointed by the president, and the
assistant secretary, who shall be APP
I pointed by the secretary. There shall
also be chosen Mt each annual meeting
an orator. an essayist ana poet,
whose duties shall be to deliver and
read at the next annual meeting
thereafter respectfully an grafton, an
essay and poem. j.. b. BAILLTO.
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
We your committee on resolutions
beg leave to submit the following re-
port;
Flrst.-That the resolution of d. o.
| Lively be referred back TO the associ-
alton for such action us 1t may deem
proper.
Second-We recommend that the In
Vltatlon OF the Dallas Fair association
offering suitable prize for the hest
essay by members OF the association
be received.
rhird-Resolvcd, That the sympathy
Of this association be extended Rev. w.
G, Crawford. an old Texas veteran, of
Alvarado, and that members OF the
association publish the appeal for aid
as her request.
Fourth-That we recommend the
adoption OF the following resolution.
offered by Brother Culom:
Resolved, That the Texas Press nc.
ISOLATION is In hearty sympathy with
the movement for the erection OF A
woman's building at the Texas stnte
Fair and Dallas Exposition, and win
cheerfully lend It's assistance and en-.
prize"
Fltth-That the resolution OF + u
Bailllo OF the Alvarado Bulletin IN,
volvins Il change in the constItutlon
and bylaws be ndonted.
j. G. RANKIN. Chairman.
~ y, Lively OF the Texas Live Stnnl.
journal, Fort Worth. introduced the
following, which was referred 10 Inc
committee on resolutions:
Whereas. This Is an on year In
politics, the next election belng
eighteen months In the future nnd
conditions which prevail under am,
present financial arrangement NAV he
changed before another election
comes, thereby necessltatlng tho
politicians teaching the people another
doctrine; and,
Whereas, The people Of Texas farm
ers especially, who comprise Ave.
elghths of the voters, need moro ndn-
cation along Industrial lines 90 tbat
they may compete with their moro IA /.
Nanccd competitors In other states
and.
Whereas. II Is but fair that business
should at least have alternate vsars
with politics In the consideratlo,, 30
the sturdy yeomanry OF the cnrn,r,s
an opportunity which has been denial
Tor the past I'VE years. therefore. be n
Resolved, That the Press AssoeIatlon
OF Texas looks with growing dIsfavor
upon what Is a useless and uneaIisa
for agitation at this time az tendine -
unscttle business conditions ana 49,
Their ward OF the present near ~
.proaeh of returning Prosperity. ana