Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-21


Ihe drummers completed the pusl-
ness of their convention yesterday
morning. vIstted the pucklur house
H. 49, -.
"a '''e AFTERNOON anu 'ooN 'IIe'i uuPu''
uFe Tor home last night, The closing
session was opened at 10 a. m with
nrnvor Ia, tbo st,,l,tr nov I1or,er
IN
l. wilson, aiter Whlch hutnoer OF
communications, congratulatory and
otherwise. were received. The most
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''''Foi '''i' Vi '"eSe Me'v i'''1,s III 'e
gard to the place OF holding the next
convention being the written invita-
tiops Of tba ,,,.., cor,,ati,er cittsa and
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conveying generous te"uer VI "ospi-
tally from each through their foremost
official and commercial representatives.
nh, ts,t.,, e., tr,,,t,,, ,,ara from,
inc mayor or the CITY. Hon Jho' l.
Browne, from Post &C." and from the
Cotton exchange. The letters from
! Dallas were from the mayor Of that
! city. Hon. Frank +. Holland. Post
| ~" and the Commercial club.
The proposed amendments to the ma
| tional constitution and bylaws were
1 formally read and referred to the dele
cation TO the national convention with
l out Instructions.
II was upon motion recommended
| that John j. Kulght, the retiring presi-
I dent. he made a member of the national
/ board OF directors.
on motion committee was appoint
[ ed to draft resolutions OF thanks to
/ all who had manifested friendship for
/ the order and had extended courtesles
during its session here. They after
wards reported as follows:
/ Fort Worth. Tex. April 20. 1Sg5.-To
| the Oaiccrs and Members of the Texas
{ Division r. +. A.. We, your commit
/ tee beg leave 10 submit the following
/ report. Apprerlotlur the many coiir-
. tgs.es and lylndnpssps received at the
] hands of various sources. both inIi-
vidually and collectively, an epoch
which win ever remain green I'm the
hearts of every travelling man Of Ta,.-
as. our heartfelt thants are hereby
/ rendered to the honorable mayor, D. u
Paddock, Indies. gentlemen. businegs
mon. hotels Worth and Delaware
. Auhauser- Busch RrayvInr conuonv
/ packing house and stock Yards and civ
street railways OF Fort Worth. ali rail
/ roads who have rranfed reduced rntcs
/ 20 the convention. also TO the rnaInpers
OF the Fort Worth natitorium for M
fording the drluugrs nm ounortupit,.
Of taking their annual eyoii,tion. Inc
/ NAPLES Platter Grocer company we
thank for cigars rendered at the last
moments OF the convention. T,specIaI
. tbauks il due rr5r, ne "a M tsn,.t
I Worth Gazette ana the Evening Mail
Telegram 10 Post / We wonld saw
thanks for AM the attentions cn,,rtss-
les ana Inequalities extended and for
their uutlribfr nf5rrts a., 49, 49,.
in Fort Worth a pleasant nna
j.. ii, NlIJARD
CHAS *. WE'LL
r. NJ. TETTERAIAN,
4 motion was made by Mr.. Griffith
that the GalYeston-Dallas News should
be declared the official organ Of the
Texas division OF the 4. p. a.
Mr. Benlsh stated that he edited the
r. +. a. department OF the Houston
Post, and that he had authority to use
as much space as should be needed to
give all the news of Interest to the
travelling mon. He did not think il
good policy TO designate an organ when
ali the newspapers were glak to do
what they could for the association.
Mir. u. c.. Scnter, managing editor OF
the Gazette. was accorded the courtesy
Of the floor and stated that he merely
wished 10 remind those members OF
the association who may have been IN
Texas when the wholesale merchants
OF Galveston undertook by an organ
lied movement to abolish the CONNER
cial traveller, which movement was in
dorsed and warmly advocated by the
leading daily newspaper Of Galveston;
that it was the Gazette which took the
lead in anngunism to It, lie was glad
to be able to state that the wholesale
merchants of Fort Worth Endorsed the
Ga2ette's position.
A substitute motion to declare all
uewspapers in Texas official organs OF
the 4, +. A. prevailed by unanimous
vote.
~. ,tu,,,a 90 1o,ltos tber enter-
Ill' "a''i ,,,,t,a,, viii a ,,ranhio
1o.HvG , ~ S ~ 6nt,ys 81 "ScniIv's
-, 80 , uI az tho LAST IA.
T. "@ W -, ~ orst ond onIy
ssuhat ~ ,,,,Ion ,s sor tbe ,rnrrotin1
20 ~, ,,,I.r,. ths dr1mrreri nj tbeir
" tw,i ',a,t 80 II Ia connnsad nj
,,'','us, ,,ite n p AZ n was
iau''t i VA 40, 1-a,os al
,.is,,i V s,,,,,,t ~ ~ r,ya,,t,sJ ma ON mo.
nv T, ~ -, No. poJdncl,
taon - a- a,ijo,..,,o,orai tH
atta,d ~ natinnoi c6nVenti9n at San
1ts.t,v ~ ia,H ,t,a a,nadition ,ron,
,f,,,o q, - 49,
'iute '''' NsA'So.
Iheh came INC seieStloh OF the pIace
OF meeuhg' LOT Whlcn, IA view Oh the
PROMISED contest I1ny o. t"V ue1y'
gates NAG oeen holuIns tleir DIe9 ~
II was snort sharp anu uecisNe Mr,
Bemlsh on houston hnu on, hhisnt OF
DallaS presented tne claims Oh men
respective cities with warm eloquence