The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-15

an 10 do, however anu
80. NJ IT. In the appoint
4. ,0mmittee on resolutions the
. J, district was left va
.'.,,.ot penAeld appointed Ed
!. ], sherman this morning
...,,iou was called to order at
v,,or ". B. slosson of Houston
...,,, Of the committee on reso-
E. Adams OF San An
i p.s "a the chair. The resolu-
s,.,,.-Your committee on reso-
a.. AZ we're instructed to report
IN on the part of the Texas
J. .i" Estate association, by which
MA v, Ia represented and exploited
rs,Ids exposition at st. Louis in
',s.iully present as their opinion
msmber Of a committee be APP
/, tba chair at his will and con-
irom each congressional district;
n-aslient have the power to NIL
,tiss that may occur on said com
,rd 10 remove any member for
,sry and substitute some other
,,tya man: that this committee
own chairman and secretary, and
i committee be required to devise
1, me carrying out of the design
M, % the convention at its next
furthermore, that each member
association pledge himself to give
sna.lon and suggestions to the
Of bis district, and render such
ne object in question as he shall
kwrunity OF doing, that the presi-
ID secretary Of this association be
h Of this committee, -officlo, it
uaienlOod that five of said COM
be 4 quorum for the transaction Of
W. B. Slosson.
la, for the Resolution Committee.
n Claiborne wanted the committee
by the convention.
ysfnor Wheeler believed better re-
Ftald be secured by leaving the mat
II The chairman, who would have
pdrualty to select the best men for
BIT and men who would give their
bit.
den, Penfeld moved TO amend by
,s The committee to report to the
t*tins Of the association. Adopted.
Vi Gaines Of Austin moved to
BY giving the president the power
I've members Of the committee for
ply and substitute others. This
nsri wal also adopted and the reso-
isinended was adopted.
dent Penfeld resumed the chair.
slosson then read the regular re-
ne committee on resolutions. ghe
aous are as follows:
!'af committee on resolutions. re
NY present the following report:
ill u is the primary object of thi
iuNa 70 advance the real estate in
ol ItMs and to promote general,
'.sioinent OF all interests, including
las' stock raising, manufactures
hilfoad construction and ever
Nan.a Of Industry 10 which the soil
ssna resources of Texas are adapted
'Ua'aslng the investment OF CAPITA
va ny Inducing the immigration t
" 0l desirable and thrifty elias
~. -. We favor the improvement G
WE and waterways of Texas an
y, ~ guy senator's and representative
|" Importance OF securing the mos
appropriations possible for tina
aaa that We especially approv
'rOpla'lons made by the late con
,a.' NE president of this associa
:. 'waisled to appoint a commits
Inn y investigate the merits OF th
j. system OF land titles ana repol
We next meeting.
49, -. We most emphatically in1ors
y our National administration
law, " ne Nicaragua canal, believin
kr.,, y more vitality interested in 4
,nas 'n lhan any other State. and "
@a our congressman to use ali d
irM 'He contamination of Il
n. = ! is the sense of this admir-
ust there is immense dalral
II. ~ future manufacturing interes
n . .gh the expectation of Viii
|rli.s 'suar and other valuable lin
|v,s W. \, are now sold at nominal pr,ce
|aSs n ~, these raw materials could !
\ orr'ssnulactured into the conlmoi
E,sSs a ,Irce In our owl state. I'm
n, s lae basis OF large indus. rial II
b. ing ing employment 20 labor al
.one markets.
- we favor an amendment N r,
3 ilactlon providing Cor toe enae
!, avs permitting tn, raclamati,
tfsnrsn' aaas Of West Texas by mea
IN We earnestly and urgently :
!, le'iye cooperation and ossis
i ii railroads aha the press
.AtInn 'ylns out the objects of III
A.,si, as expressed in the first resol
l.I,,,sa e Texas Real Estate associ
1 1 w. w Iue Texas Real Estate Jou
/ s. WI partisan and a section
l.,slsnS,s.sa solely and exclusively
'stalsp !, OF Texas interests and t
hS NJ Tin, immigration to the state a,
led ,n -psl deserves the encourag
sllis. support of every member of n
State. '' Oh the entire peoT
s5 sls0''0n. Houston; John NJ. CT,
q. cnmsS. T. Battle, Greenville; IL
.F,.,saun Edwin Moore sherma
ls,ry,s p1lias' F. B. Williams, wac
Il Aps,;. Fore Worth; William
wsssia.' w A Mair. Hailetsvill
ls,,,,ser, Arkansas Pass; l. 7 va
aitiss I'd G. Baker. Mineral wei
!. Iouss,,e clause indorsing the R,
'sa NJ. i was read, Tom Richards
sa,s xor s ,hat the daily papers VIZ
Ing ssss sNers and he did not wa
sso,iation ana mat would Indicate h
aDse ~ =, did not appreciate the "a
Fo.. .ne morning papers.
tas a, , r Of The Houston Pc
I he r.s ae Post, said he heartily
b souIs ssoiutlon and hoped the 60
NJ ths reppt u The Post, he sa
ssqle t.r. iskss Real Estate Jour
s''iaa i,.s'nly not object to suah
sAlas mn nm the Convention, 9TH
!. STOW about The Post"
u'slon was continued n,