The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-11
Preparing for Their Eleventh An
nual Convention
IN RE- HELD IN HOUSTON APRIL 1915.
rho Programme Arranged for the
entertainment of Deicsates-husi
ness nnd Social Features.

routlnulng TO and including April Is.
The following has been arranged for the
khree days session;
First day, Tuesday, April 13-1o:S0 n
M. address OF welcome, Mayor II. b.
plce; response. Mr.. j. Il. Whiteselle, Cor
sicana; 1890 p. M, adjournment; 2 p. m.
business session. Tuesday night--Open air
popcert and dancing at Turner hall.
Second day, Wednesday, April 1i10 a.
m. business session; 1890 p. m, adjourn
meut; 2 D. m. business session: $3.50 p. M,
adjournment, Wednesday night-Reception
At the Capitol hotel by the ladies OF Hous-
TON To visiting lumbermen and their ladies.
Hoo Hoo concentration.
Third day, Thursday, April 15-10 a. M,
nlec,jon of officers; II 80 a. m. final ad-
3ournment Thursday ACKNOWLEDGES
roast and outing at La Porte. Delegates vii
leave Houston Tor La Porte on n special
train at 1880 p. M
At tho close OF the meeting an excursion
Of about ten days duration through Mex
leo is contemplated, full information as to
which will be furnished at a later day.
4 The local committee who have arranged
a Tor the convention are as follows:
Finance Committee-M. T. Jones. chair
!.
81 A. Relchardt, Il. A. Heitmann, A. S.
a Hall.
a Invitation Committee-R. ID. Gribble,
n chairman; r.. II. Harrell, s. Il. Carter,
"A H. W. Garrow. r. NJ. Farrar
y Entertainment Committec-A. +. Sharpe.
chairman; Jake Keller! J. b. Beatty, A. G..
Anderson, William Ware. a. j. Schureman.
N. Kattmann. w. V. Angle, Percy Allen.
Transportation Committees. f. Carter,
chairman; r. d. Grlbble. William Nj.
Read.
Press Committee-Tom Richardson,
chairman; R. NJ Johnston, Hamp Cook,
W. H. Bailey, C. A. Culmore, Philip
Neumann. NJ. Tiing
Executive Committees. T. Swinford,
chairman; F. A, Iieitmann, ]. I. Campbell,
Jake Keller, S. +. Carter. A. II. Sharpe,
R. NJ Farrar, R. D. Gribble. II. B. Rice.
Reception Committees. r. Swinford.
chairman: W d. Mihills, w. II. Norris,
Lee Campbell Il. l.. Croker. z. II. Har-
rell J. NJ Johnston. Eugene T. Hcincr,
C. W. Williams Frank C.. Beriug, Charles
Grlbble, W. E. Jones. C. Bender, A. Young,
Jerome Swlnford, Jr.. Robert Langdran.
+. H. Ray, II. r. Keller. II. G. House,
+. A. Rice Albert Erickson. Charles b.
Fitze. Daltis Allen. VIII Gribble, r. NJ
Farrar, A. G.. Anderson. F.. w. Cave, Z.
III. Mitchell, Charles f. Byers.
The following is the programme which
has been arranged for the concert to be
given at Turner hall by Lewis Military
band during the iumbermen's convention
on Tuesday night, April 49,
March-"Welcomc TO Visiting Lumber
men 49,. 80. ..., "A. $. Lohmann
0verture-"How Beautiful. Stubblevins
Wat.-"Fleur dAlsace". ..... Il. Steiner
Grand selection Macbeth ........ Verdi
uasotte-" Ataiva'.. 1T. p. Brooke
"A Trip Around the World" .......
-. $40. ..... II. Prendivlle
waltz, Lancers. TITO Step
peseriytive Observation-Disclosures Or
o ms Oh the Hoo-Hoo. The Sharks roll call.
Lne Kittens answer one by one until all
nave assembled. They then have the hoo
hv9 oance. The junior high hoo-hoo Is
called on for song, He sings, THE Lone
unes by the Sea"
me labberwack sings, 81 Love You"
s Wneh all the kittens jump on him and tell
,in ne Is not stuff" but they all want to
Anow II Jennie is True" TO the house OF
sestette in the "onion Bed" is the next
~ ofLer; then all dance moo. hoo jig. when
.as shark advises that day is breaking,
yards ''' sN
s sand selection La Traviata" 80. Verdi
s Sshs ana dance-"Ma Honey Gal". Smith
s ..ye from Tannhauser.... Wagner
r noo-h HOO March" .... 49,. ... Rosey
Waltz po,,,a Tro stan
AAnCeFs' Two Step. Medley.
For the information of lumbcrmen and
'hers who wish to attend the lumbermen's |
.Sn,eh'ion in Houston the transportation
, .vmai,tee publishes the following list of |
,,,,r. 'nal nave been made by the different
s,y ne houston East and West Texas rail-
imnr on ne, rare for round trip, with S. max
s, ~ April IL and 10. Final limit
:" s return April II, 1897.
rsnch aeFh Pacific company and all
a noies-one fare for round trip. with
po,, 'IAlinum from San Antonio Beeville.
Ds,s. La'aca, Cuero and all points east.
riyns D. SAFE April IL, and for trains ar
Final ,, AZ houston on morning OF April 10.
San hu'I Tor return, April 10. 1897.
Ops :. antonio and Arkansas Pass railway
bate ie Tor round trip, with IS maximum.
ls VI SAFE, April u Final limit, April
colorado and Santa Fe Railway
Raiiwa.!' Houston and Texas Central
rey,s company, Missouri, Kansas and
Great Msa'Iway company, International and
,ta,orsN or,hern Railway company-Fro
z a0 10 Where one way rate Is less than
rouna az, OF one fare and a third for the
ale u,p' from stations where one way q
era No. w. Houston is more than se25 and !
rom ' s,.. sS'o5, rate OF 80 for round trip.
on /. ss ga 40 whore one way rate to Hous- I
rip TO Tg,yo or more. ono fare for the round !
lrni,ea .s TO be sold April 10 and 10. ]
All 70 70 return TO Anril 16 md H. &
I ona ss IRON Galveston make rate r
II !. rare and third for the round trlp< i
Inc, % Understood that all connections n I
ate - en,sring Houston will join in the a
An =, ,,. uhe taro for the round trip. ic
icke,s, 'ues eeree to extend return limit of Il
antasa 'or those Who wish 10 take ad- u
Vi The excursion 10 Mexico.
g.. northwestern Lumberman says: 7
i. s Preparations are being made for I
sso0,'n a' convention of the Lumbermen's !
,rss Ration Of Texas. which will hold a
ipDn Jays session at Houston. Texas. be-
THU Tuesday. April 10. The meetings
ldereSd association have always been con-
lose who uhong the best OF the year, aud
way viii nay. nave attended have always come
D inn.n the belief that each session was '