The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-16

ARE GLAD TO WELCOME NEW LIFE.
Old and We'll knowA Hcustcnlans
HOLD Ont the Hand Of Good
Fellowship and Welcome.

hold its next regular meeting nj tho Hons.
ton Rusinass I.earuc "Wednesday morn,np
,,n,..y "a 49,, n.s,.a, 4, ~. =,
80 ~ .' ~ 'A' .".'
heetiuS ninctceh states were represented.
Already over 100 members have been en-
rolled. and n Is Tho ,,csir, of tho asso.
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"Nniu 'ns lVN' thirty nays AZ i's'uo".s
ard property holders OF Houston and Har-
lis county who have become such within
tha ias, sc.cn v,.rs 80. o,,s,h,, N mem.
49,. II
.e'sh'p' M 'no' is nsNe ssats " ''Vo '
member OF this association Is 10 atteud
a regular meeting and givr yolir painc and
tbe STARE WI, .an,s A,r,,,, IN ,tb,. acerctary
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i"s '"'""s'"'s'S anu 'a1s S'y "',o'"sN
meet nks OF the dousson Newcomers AZ
soc,a.ivn have attracted ktea. aeai OF ut
ttntion, anu the aeuoa taNen Ny tine newer
citixehs meets with nearly eongratusa,ion
nom many Older citsens
Houston has risnt TO be proud OF per
ncwconeis, remarked Mayor hicc, yes
tcruay, 10 a representative oil The lost
Among the newer ctuxens who haNo
come 10 mako this city theGr homes, there
are many thoroughly representative mcu
aud their influence i'll securing proper rec
ignition In favor Of the appropriation Tor
the building OF tho ship channel 10 tho
lcltics ut galveston VIII be felt II ap-
pears to me that the members OF tao
newcomers association have pursued the
very pest possible policy in organizing, and
one OF their first acts tho appointment
OF u conference committee 10 oontor with
those who arc already at work, certainly
proves that they do not wish 10 interfere,
but rather to lend their aid 10 Efforts that
are now being made. see IRON inns
mornings Post that nineteen States were
represented at the meeting al tho business
League and that is certainly a grand be-
ginning. You can say ior mo IN INV oss
that shall be glad TO meet ~ any tnie
Houston Newcomers association, aud you
may further say that Houston 10 ready
10 receive 100000 Just such citizens as ne
long TO that association
MIR. IA. w, Garlow, president OF the COT
ton Exchange. Most nssurcdly we vel
come the assistance OF the newcomers, Tho
gentlemen composing the association arc
lust as much citizens as myself. Houston
certainly welcomes assistance which VIII
bring about desired rcsults."
Mr.. r. ID. Gribble. president of the Busi-
ness League Really those We're most
wonderful meetings. There are numte.
OF good speakers among the newcomers,
and through the organization Just per-
fccted n greet many things cnn be accom-
plished. Our newer citizens Will not only
benefit Houston but they viii benefit them
selves In organizing in an effort 10 accom-
piish the most important Improvement ever
contemplated by tho people OF this city
Mr. q. II. Mildly: "our newcomers arc
nm enereietic. active ard pushing body OF
n,on and most certainly their assistance
a.. .ae,riry f,Icnds for Houston among the
conrressmen fiom other States Will DO
sona fo, the cause"
81 A.. picsner. "The Newcomers AS
,,l
tinns feel .ure that good results will
, awn ,h,o,,rh tho work or this organzs-
tion
uon, a,n - peiehardt, "You dcsire
~, o,,,nion NJ the Houston Newcomers as
.a ~ 7, ,p ali right, In fact when
read the report Of the meetings felt
i,La concentrating myself We wish To
,,ke 'o o.',' ~ aso ooo non,,latlon. and we
% e,y .,,, nt,,yar, 40 compose this
as.ne,a,ion N nj, out thai number
yr prinsmado, II am glad indeed
,o,,ar. have taken hold of the chip
.ts ne " .,,.,',,ns,,Ion ui,h sueh enthusiastie
Nnai,ne' y, na,,nnn 20 Lsnw that a good
snc'sy' nd b. n,,,oa aonc hut assistance
uea' ", III liza 4. nccdod and our newer
VI eNeis NM ,,'a,'',,, ,o,'o,,,,,i.h yood re-
citi1e,s WIZ 'e'
huns' -, c,uaro., .o,d. ~ knew NJ
MI v" a. t.a,.,on Ind boon roceiyjng
.o"'"''' W. 49,. .tttyan. fran nil geo.
n great many new e,uaens ','" h ~" yon
tions OF me on''.u ,.'a 90. ,,arn repre-
consiner Una. 20 ua a,ie1 oniy thro,,rh-
sented az Ine..n ~ ona uaa spc.
heWspapers AZ! v,.i,,1,, ,,rovo. ,ba, wa
ci'iy inViten' 49,, ,i,rn,,ob wbich
naVc rnann r,nn, !. ma, ,,,rnctiy mi over
W., We eau r.arn csti"a ~ Tho business
the country. ~ ,no,,ncs md
League uui'ns nu ~ IA, oya,'y onc nre,-
conin wee az Rs .u,a,s'a, viz, ,bc bnsi-
en-. was aesp a mha, ,oncb nool viii be
ness III 49, 400. william saving. This
accompiishea zoe, w'.avus ;,,ns he I,us-
SHOWS ne ne. 4. "
mes t,,.s,, pad. ..r rnsa With mar.
Mr. W,,l.'u ~, ror,r, =, The meeting
licuiA illeIese VIC rha ,dea 90 sunerb
OF inc neweohe's ,,raa,,, nnoa results viii
one ann 'hosl
follow n c,a;,,,,rne. "As ma
nenela' 1onn - r',w,, o., ,nnre than
i've anu ci.hsn er,hnsea with Inc
nan century -" 10 sr.,,,,c system
lnea OF woInus III IA ,ntaiiiannt blood
q our s.a,e W. NV an among us As 10
may nave 'ev." sl,,s 800 No Meeting maid
me op'eei re- iyi en,, ~ an last rriday'
NJ INC nus ss.n,s,a ~. IN ,nenTat,nn and
can hoi wsp u. ar,tor ha,,nsen The oid
nom tnc I'LL 49,. ..roae,ai ras,,,,a can
anu new. hotnhS w. ..,, . ,.,a' ~ "a