The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-04
DICK BOWLING CAMP
pELEesTEs SELECTED 10 rHE AZ
NuAL CONVENTION At ATLANTA.
some Ncw Members Admittcd---C"re
Taken Of the indirrnt md Provi- 4
sion Nude for the Dcnd,

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nicl Bowling Camp Of Confederate Veterans
i met yesterday afternoon IL regular SEMI
l<nionfbiy session Win cciamandcr Beayens
rrtslong aud large nLmtcr Of Veterans
\ 10 atendGnco
The following rev nrmhtra were elected !.
Jamss H. 6rifon. who was rartain III CONF
! pany G, .Fir8t LosfiEiana tsvaiiy, SCOTS brl-
eadc, department Of wrst Tennessee, H. a.
Chadwick who was private H. Company ID.
f'ifth Alabtnic infantry
| Commander BellSens submitted deed from
the German cemetery transferring burial lots
to ,i,p camp.
4 communication was read from Thomas j.
Gibson. asking IL any member OF Dick nawl.
ing camp belonged TO tho Twelfth Georgia
rcrlhent infantry, Army OF Northern Vfr.
gtita, No member OF the Twelfth Georgia is
Ia tbe camp roster.
a letter WAS read ft1n Miss l.. Augusta
Wilson. editor OF The Angelina County Press,
a LptlNp, stating that shc Ind collected so
Tor the Mac stewart iuud, and asking what
niHpUaition to make OF II.
Commander Bcaycns reported that he had
niitoda answered tho ltttor adVisiIg Miss
WILSON q send tho collection to the camp.
Tie Following werc named delegates TO
tbn Atlanta reunion IN July. " &. Crane,
y. 6. Smith, W u. Cleveland O. c. Drew.
J " cqlton, ". !. Thompson, c. &. Beavens.
George Ellis. a. W Mckinney j. l.. MITCHELL
II ~ Johnson Thoo. Williams. George a.
hrogard, George Il. Harman, r. H. Fall and
vs. Y. K. Watson.
Commander Beascus reported that he had
ro'iecd the membership ltAt aud that all dues
10 the ramp prior 10 January l. 1875 had
been wiped out herce the qut sion uf 1rroar
axes th0uld cut ng figure IL d. tnrrug menu
beri from atffllatlnR with the camp. tle
hoped that mQmocis wopd be more prompt
In l"yihU their dues IN the future, As funds
wcrN EtttHE low.
commardcr iIeavtns reported that John
Cnfie3 mo destitute veteran, mad been pro-
vdtd tnl AZ 81 iuscpb's ifitnAry for the
timc he was there and had bcen sent on 10
Cu'ru. where he expected 10 meet an old com
ldbr Tie expense or raring for him at the
nlirnaly was provided lot hy the cnmp.
The commander also reported what the
ct,np had done M the rnse 0i veteran Edward
Reeves, deceased having sent him to the In
i'uaArS aud provided Tor his hnrlal.
Comrade loole desired to thank the camp
10, what II had one tor Comrade Reeves.
pVart'fmastor Sehilug suumittcd his quar-
tcrlV report showing o balance ON maud OF
81 o., which was received and filed
he following testimonial was read aud
II is with SORROW that The cuup is adyisea
OF The death OF the eldest son Of our com
rair. John a. stuart. Tho camp hereby .N-
tends sympathy to the family OF our afflicted
courade. ana rusret that II WIS not adyis "a
of HIS aon'H death In TINE to have the cHuip
represented ut the ntcrmcui Young stuart
WnR bright, noble Young man, and his early
death has shattered many bright AHticipa-
lions entertained by our comrado I behalf
OF his eldest son.
m connection with an inquiry from J. Y. Gil
iui~, ailuiant gencrai and rhiet Of stan.
Louisiana division. United Confederate lct-
crane, Npnltadl O G BOW .o'ferod q mo'i"i
thht ilcl Downing camp had no enc at pres
enL s"itinnT luni5 tff Ma stewart IS
o.t else epd NAT the paFeE OF Texas aud
LeuitEno he rsaNcFiod 10 inhl,sh same,
thc ihaafa ot ise eam9 were rendered TO
~ W, w Dexter Tor a contribution as an
h9,Ns"'{ W'Wn y,
in'. times t. 'tflihn OF harrisburg, elect
'u Ihtuin'r at ms heetmE' TOOK occasion
=" 'ohhN me 'anp ana SiNe expression TO
some very pHttlnuN uitefanccst whlth were
desire "aS to ne buried ny Couiedcra,os
.ommuniratlan ~aE read from comradc
tAhin,ft AZ Austm who. after telling Of TN
o.n4li'@h q, Two OF the membela OF the camp
~ mo Confederate Home says