The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-09
MAYOR H.B. RICE SPOKE
SIXTH WARD DEMocRAriC CI.uD
ORGANIZED LAST NIGHT.
Ills Honor Told what the adm,niS-
trasion Had Dcae--othcr Candi-
dntes Addressed the Meeting.


Gratis met In tho hall above Minister'S store
on Washington, avenue last night 10 or
Eanixe and make Endorsements for city or
4 fees. The organization MAS completed hy
tho election OF Mr.. W. II. Lighthouse pres.
ident, Mr.. John 4. Conner first vice presi.
dent. Mr.. Adam Clay second vice president
and Mr.. Thomas r. Cronan secretary, The
administration was indorsed. Mir. Clay
| presided aud introduced the speakers
As soon as the organization was cnected
there We're calls for Mayor Rice, who be-
| ing present, told chem that there were
three things demanded Of IL when the ad-
! ministration took charge OF the city's az
! fairs. These Mere: Paving, sewerage aud
the upbuilding OF The general prosperity OF
the city. When tho administration took
charge 1t found sieS,000 OF Indebtedness.
SsV,u0O odd of which was in notes, aud no
| money In the treasury TO meet them, There
was oiamor OF laporing men Tor back
salaries and The finance committees with
| the mayor borrowed 10000 ANA nQuidatea
| the indebtedness. and thon gave certifi-
| Gates OF indebtedness, non-interest boarding.
| which was absolutely necessary Tor the fu-
! ture conduct OF the citys affairs, And
! even II the scrip had TO be discounted 1t
| gave the man holding II a standing among
| business men and Afforded him something
| upon which to live
We issued bonds. In regular FORM, he
said and paved this avenue--one of the
greatest commercial thoroughfares IN
| iouston-and alsp gavc the people OF the
| Fifth ward n good street. The paving fur
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