The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-12
BUDGET FROM BRENNAN
Meeting Of Committee on Entertainment d
Green's Veterans.
OUTLINE or PROGRAMME FOR TWO DAYS
List OF the Shooters who Have
Agreed to Participate In the Trnp
Evcnt--suit for Partition.

BRENNAN. Texas. February li.--A meet
Ing Of the committee OF arrangements for
the entertainment OF the TEN Green
Brigade association. was held In Lusk'a
office at o'clock Friday afternoon for
the purpose OF disposlng OF such business
as was found necessary to complete the
work Of tho committee
on motion OF Hon. Harry Haynes, ali
Confederate veterans and Federal voter.
ans residing In Washington county were
Invited to attend and participate In tho
parade aud the entertainments In honor
of tho brigade.
| similar motion was lopted, extending
the Same courtesies TO the BrenhaIn Gun
club and the visiting shooters.
On motion of w. @. wilkins. seconded
| by Harry Haynes, j. G. Rankin was au-
| ,horised to prepare all badges and pro-
srammes necessary for the entertain
ment.
Moved and seconded that the Bronham
Field artillery be requested to tlre Ma
| tionel salute on Tuesday morning, feb-
ruaty ~, ut sunrise. Adopted.
| On motion the signal corps were invited
TO participate In tho parade.
| On motion Of W. @. Wilkins, duly Sec
onded, Messre. D. C. Giddngs, Jr., w. u.
Garrett, II. ". Schucrenbrrg Il. a. Bots
Judge Curry anu j. u. C5apbell were APP
pointed as committee OF reception.
On motion OF Hon. Harry Haynes, Mr.
| Frank Mcintyre was appointed MS usher
during tho meeting Of the association.
After some discussion, tho following
outline OF the programme for the two days
was adopted;
First day National salute by field ar
tlilery, association meet at Lusk hall at
. o'clock a. m; procession form under d.
rection of Grand Marshal Wood at $3.50
O. m. In tho following order; Second Reg
| lment band, field artillery. signal corps
Washington camp United Confederate
Veterans, Bronham Gun club and guests,
GREEN'S brigade. visiting Contederates and
Federals. The line Of march Will be up
Main street from Lusk's hall to Market
street down Market TO Sandy, down Sandy
TO North, up North 10 Main, down Main
| 10 tho hall. Arriving az tho hall, the hnnd
will render choice selcetion while tho
audience Is being seated.
| Tho meeting VIII he called to order by
Grand Marshal Wood, who viii introduce
| Rev. e. w. Tarrant, chaplain of Wash
ington camp, who will OFFER up an invo-
cation.
Colonel d. c, Giddlngs will deliver tho
address OF welcome on behalf OF the city
and Hon. Harry Haynes on behait or
i Washington camp. which VIII be respond
ed TO by W. A. Shaw In behalf OF tho
brigade.
| A. p, n. tho association will meet for
| the transaction OF business
/ Al o'clock they viii attend the ladies'
concert, gotten up In their honor, ut the
opera house. ~ ., n,
| second day---Assoointion will meet at
| I,usk hall at $3.50 o'clock
| Al 10 o'clock reading OF poem, written
! for the occasion, by Mrs. Fannie l-ouise
Phelps of Houston. by Miss Iumm'e
Flares OF Flatonie,
Al 1925 o'clock address by Governor
Joseph D. sayers. u
| Al n. m. the association VIII assemble
| IN hear reports of committees ana hnisp
w night grand ball will be given In
tho hall complimentary TO the brigade
| SUIT FOR PARTITION.
| Suit for partition wac filed TO-DAY III 'h'
office Of District Clerk a. M. kfnB IN
which Mary E. Winters, Joined by her hus-
band. Jalnes Winters Matte Franklin
Joined by her husbnnd. Scott Franklin, aud
Godfrey Wells are plaintiffs and Rachael
Wells. Hannah Wells. Clara Scales and her
hueband, Nelson Scales arc defendantp, az
being residents Of Washington county. All
parties arc Joint owners 10 the estate o.
Orange Wells and wife. deceased ana TINS
action lie TO partition, Tho following prop
erty IL mentioned:
4 part 81 the e, D. Jackson league. four
miles from the town OF Washington, con-
iainIng Ave acres. valued ut $40 per acre.
one hundred acres, u. d. Jackson league,
valued at $50 per acre,
one half interest In one-halt acre, poter
Kerr league
one acre in Jackson league, valued at
$40.
Three hundred and sixty and seven
tenths acres, less 10 acres, Washington
county. valued at $40 per acre.
Sixty-four acres, Jackson league, valued
at $40 per acre.