The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-24
Fl, r. & Y. INDUSTRIAL EXHIBIT
A LARGE MEETING OF MERCHANTS
AND MANUFACTURERS
At the Business League to Arrange
for the Industi inl Exhibit ut the
r., +. and V. Festival.

Yesterday afternoon about o'clock
special committee OF the Fruit, Flower anc
Vegetable Festival association conceived
the idea of holding meeting and issuct
the following unique CALL which is OK
planatory:
LAST POSTAL DELIVERY FOR THE
DAY.
Houston Thursday, November 90. 1899
3 p. init is absolutely necessary for you
TO attend in person or send representa-
tive to the meeting to be held this Crhurs-
day. evening at s o'clock, at the Houston
Business League. Meeting will decide
positively and finally all the details OF the
industrial exhibit of the Texas Fruit
Flower and Vegetable Festival. BY con-
cert OF action this display can he made the
most successful ever seen in Texas. Meet
ing at O'Clock tonight. You get this no.
tice before supper through our excellent
postal delivery service, BY order
Special Committee.
AS result one Of the largest meetings
in Houston responded promptly at the time
and place mentioned, the following named
being present:
C. S. Peniield B, A. Randolph. r. G.
Crawford, b. Repsdorph. j. II. Schumach-
er. John Mcclellan, p. NJ. Anderson. A.
r. Moore. II. p. Davis, $. j. Mitchell. NJ,
Dienstag. c. y. Fisher. h. u. Holtlyamp
:, w paL, - ~. -,. :, =,
N' w. i'opinsoh o. W. A'ia''""s' % H'
Houston II, c. Mosehart. L NJ Burke.
II. W. LOTHIAN. j. MoAughan. T. H.
Kneeland. j. w. Dttmar W. W Snod-
grass. +. n. Gray. Il. r. Overall. II. p
Attwater. j. T. Pridmore. w. Ii. Van Horn
j. Keown l.. L. Tomkies J. r. Gibbons
r. b. Morris. Tom Richardson. u. G.
Rust, II. w. Cortes
Mr. C.. S Penfeld In calling the meet
ing to order. requested Mr. II w. Corteg
TO preside. that gentleman arcanting
Mr.. Peniield addressed The meotiup unon
the Importance of an industrial display I'm
Inc FrA. Flower and Verotable Festivnl
and stated that he had i'm readiness for
their ipspection man of Tho prounda IN
the baseball mark showing tho positlon of
buildings. one or more which the festival
association wore uoty ready IN rrert ana
asked for an inicreeted la rnalinp evbihIta
ia come forward and mako tbnir. scInction
of spaces according tn Tho mans adonted
aud the order in which lots were drawn
the other nieht. ncrcb,nts VIVA dtd not
draw for spacos at MONDAY nipht's mont.
ing we're privileged then 10 draw Com
IN
named. the following manufacturers and
merchants selected snaocs in building No
/. which ia NOW heinz ronsfrurtcd in thn
baseball mark TIouston Druc conna,v
one space. Cage G Baker ono spano,
Lowrey nress. ono gnnre Mosebart a Kal-
Ter two snorcs. NJ pionstap ons mace
'ron,J,ies a. 90 nne snoce. n pnndoirh 4 |
sons. one space; Magnolia soar company.
one space. Houston parl,inr comnnnv
one space John Mcclellan onc snace. 4
McAucban one suace. u g C,rawford ono
space Morris pIimhng and Sunnlv com
pany. one space: LOTHIAN Bros Mnnufac.
turing company ono space. Boring Manu-
featuring company one spnce f.. ". He'll
mann a. Co. two spaces
The above gpaces which arc IN NV 10
square feet each, being taken. lenves hut
five more in building 30 uutnl1on and
II is earnestly trusted by The committee
that the same be- taken at ouco ihnt the
association may know how mnny hnildinps
10 put nm II il expoctea mar Ihre- huiId-
ings with spaces for twenty two exhtbi-
tors IN each viii he reuuigi1e hut il ia inn
portant that all who contemplato MAILING
displays should report a; once ia Mr. Pe1-
field either AT his office I'm ths Khan buiid.
ing or at tbe rooms OF the Businoss
League.
Prof H. p. Attwater heine introduccd /
spoke of his nIeasure in neetinr silch /,
body of Intelligent business man and said
hc was bere Tor tbc ni,,r,,ec of ,n,l.ins,
tboit acouointanco ana oSyisjng win tSoa,
along lines TO which he had rivnu sneriai
study for some wears lie AID mt know
how far no might prove ssryiraahle bnt
thouobt he, co,,id st,.,,..- ~, ,i,., ~
cybtbjts ana vr,uId N. ,Ie,saJ 80 am a.,
every ono who ,vjshod 10 .,'t,,s, ,,,t,, h,o,
THAI was his snnrial nfssinn bcre and IVA
would remain in tIous,nn NH '',.,.r ~
day. when he wouid Ga to San Anto,,in nnJ
be absent until abont m, ononiny ~ ~,
festival when bo would retnrn AVA NV r,o
main nrtil Tho rlosn NJ IN" chow, Ia
smoke Of his baving nreuorad ana t,,-1r
,hargo az tha Tsves cybiLit ~ ,h. -. e
Orleans exnosition ~ icSI AMI ',1,I,,
ia their reasons as business t,,,, ~ NJ {
mportance I'm nor ami mol,i,r ;na,, |
rial disnlav In tho I'rit EIni,.e o., ,,, "
etable Fostivni ne" stooi ~ nv, VS. a.,
lustrial annev H., ", "Hn ~
.itv NJ rinnning thts r,ca,,' 80
great south Tnyoe f,ir o. o..,'nst,t my
,atd that n,r noon,, do,,t ,,,,, ,, g..
,vha, tbis n,o,,er,,,,t sNoar ~ iua"1 ,
NAV lead ~, - tio,,l,a ""' 49, ~ ,
no great c,tv ann 49, maS o' e W.
,ommeycn rosa go. 49, WI h Nv, =
md ANNA, 80 ',i1 eonsIus,u.i"n, ou.
housnnds NJ dol,ars ,rtinh ,nnid w ,oJ,
n eyerv ,vcn,,e Of rad de- S T"u i,na N lev
gh hpr
annual fair. Mr. Attwater was heartily
4 rnnttaet MO-, ,,,odz 4ka4 n.t,.o !