The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07
Railroad Officials Dined by the Citi-
fens OF Tyler.
MANY HAPPY THINGS WERE SAID
showing the Perfect Understanding
and Harmony which Exists BE-
tween the Road and Tyler.

nonor To any CITY IN the land. The OCca-
sion soy thu banonet waa 81, .,,r,nr,st.
-. !.
V"'' a"" ~ ""s 'i'uns 'hnV IL shouiu nave
been given by the citizens OF Tyler, for IL
was In this city that the now great rail-,
wav sv.to,, x,h,,, ,,,o,,. ,. -, ,.,,.
-, Ai'"' ~
!" os'"ie' ieNsS' with l's numerous
branch lines. had Its birth. AS said by the
Hon. Henry Marsh In responding 10 n toas,
,as, r,,,,,. s.t, .r,,n - =,
"' " "'''' i'''n ''r
very ioins OF THIS Guy
The special occasion for the banquet last
night was the reeent romnvat ,r,,, Taxar
hama a. r,,a
'''0' " Wv ie''"'""'' Vi '''e 0'sa-
i"hy genrai outce. For number OF
| years nearly all the Official departments Of
| the Cotton nsit systa,, h,,,a ha,, ,,,..,a
=, rr,n o,
90, 80, "oso W .he super'nlVhuen' et
a',a '" .' NV "ueu. VI .o'vslaV"
- wy 1 ."',' HPoe''. sev.'' u.pii "ilich'
.,,,o '1e".ou III i.N''' n''h"' Ahese Weie
~ o., 80 ~ .N..' ioNa,eN !. !,''
| shs - Wy p"n' "AVn'n' AZ lhe
norS VI .ne NV'oon neit iines IN leNss
~. 80 pVVn n't.'H".neu III iS'el' una
10, . ',,n,ipa' 10" nus III tne course ol
,ous, u0''o'' ne'o ia,se anu spiena'I SHOP
| ~, ''...'s'1 wv e""shlus yaIus ""'sn WIZ
- mr., =" AZ" n'"n'"s'
nus Vn ".ouu'l. VI tne i"rsc NUMBER o,
=, H., 49,, 49, ene eV,'ilSay hss n'"aSs hep'
80 H,, wy ~ 80 '"o i,.u' '"ou," ,'
~ o.. pa,u ou' ny u ia iyiot Annually,
. o1Ntoi 81 l"i'"as n"s peeu t"e 'lVs'
ootV'''i%i i"..or III tne con'ihuou prosperity
" a. "pvul''.us oi ."a cley vi lyie'' 81
| " Was 'nat lho business men oi TINS city
| iuliE FccoshEiue these Important iac's
ana determined TO show their ppreoiation
anu gratitude IN fittlns manner prepar-
/ "a MN 4 II m
quet FOR the Cotton Belt people. ut which
all should eat. drfnk and be merry and
pledge their united efforts for Tyler's con-
tinuod prosperity And they did it In n
grand and princely manner.
The banquet was given to men only, and
| about 40 invitations were issued The
| Elks rooms were procured for tne ooeu-
sion. aud in those elegant and commodous
| rooms n ,,reat number ., tabIes yyero snre,,a
| loaded to thn ruordraiIs with fl most gen.
erons quantity ~ r,rh ,ood snsr,,ips drink
ana ds,icnte x,ands Aft.r ,nixin,, md
minplinr together in n good -hu,uored and
| ,ollv uav in nl.nt a :, ,n mo aonru TO
'Un' "as t,,' au.ue y, NJ tno 500 - "
no ID, u'.sns ioonis W. INV" W, ~
",u "n'le ,nr u'.nu ,S s aeu e'eS"''.
@ ~ e1i,,, ~ S,s,,,,,r ,i,','n,,
seat III me d4nins nan Governor hubbard
,',, w..
| OF has Office III MS chatacteiist'c way. anu
as only Governor Hubbard can. In his
happy and pleasing style he showered tue
guests with words OF welcome to rue love
feast spread before them. and hade them
eat drink and be merry
The following are the toasts responded
| TO by the speakers:
Recommendations makes merry
feast" Governor II. 3. Hubbard.
Cotton Belt railway" Time and dis
lance arr NO more, since Cotton Heit rail-
n, II Ia
| Esq.
Tyler Tap and Kansas aud Gulf railway
Great streams from little fountains iIow.
Tall oaks from little aco:as grow MAJOR
j. f. Douglas
Athens Of Texas Masters, am to
discourse wonders; but ASK mo not what.
for ii | Tell you, ! am no true Alhenlan.
| Senator Horace Chiffon.
She cant be downed- Iyier lnN,nGlpie
| and lrrepresslbln. DIR. n, /. BALDWIN
Cotton belt employees lunon, brothers
punch; punch with care punch An ihe
presence OF the passengeFa' D. VI Na'-
| Lei.
The judiciary "Poise the cause TO JUS"
tees equal scales, waose Dean stau"s
| sure. whose riEhtiul cause preVaiis. Juuse
| j. n. henderson. ,,
The oihces-'W What hre we mere lot
Mann Triee.
Permanently Of the shops 10 improve
Railway bospitals-Ihey are homes 70
the unfortunate. nmelioratc the seventies
of disease. and relieve the accidents {"
the service" DR.. {. A. smith
our indnatIiee-s smith county. the
| home OF lfuih anu 'c5e.s"'.s' ~
TRANSPORTATION, George W. 3arhnart'
Law or no law-lt the ooh't'y 70 ho,"s
TO hell let her 30 according 10 Jaw
Judge j. NJ. Hurt.
The press-"Wlth The eyes o. arsns anu
the hands o. Brilerus, T. ID ,treeh.
The age 10 which we I'VE me 'g,,l'
OF the hour. Our future w a. Iieri',i ie.,.
In his opening remarks tue soVeih"'
said
My fellow citizens VINO nave asslsHsu
to me the pleasant duty OF presiolhs A'
this splendid banquet ana 10 pay the
rolo Of "toastmaster' later on wheh lne
flow Of souls begins TO ripple 70 the music
of wit and 1in. When you did THIS 'hl"s
you were mindful OF the tact that many
years or happy residence In this city gave
me possibly the place Of seniority. ana