The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-21
Permanent Membersbip.

pe tne true foundation OF unylelding pa
triotism.
Permanent Membership.
The secretary read the following list Of
members OF the proposed permanent or
ganization:
! Mrs. Rosine Ryan, Houston. Texas; Mrs
( Bette Bryan Houston, Texas; William
| w. Bates, Denver. Colo; a. J. Seay, King
| fisher. y. r.; w. H. Mead, kingtsher, o.
I T., n. G.. Larimore, Larimore n. D.;
II. c. h. Brodban, Ponca CITY, U. T..
John Horny Smith, salt Lake city, Titan;
/ George Q. Cannon, Salt Lake City, Utaa;
4 George Romney, Salt Lake City, Utah;
/ John c. Cutler, Salt Lake CITY, Utah; John
K. Barnes, Kaysville, Utah, ]. r. Miller.
Salt Lake City, Utah. l.. Johnson, Vernal,
Utah, y. 4. Nelson, Salt Lake City, Utah;
Jesse knight, Provo, Utah; l.. w. Shurl-
I III, Provo, Utah; ;. o. Brooks. st. Paul,
MINI; James $. Bell, Minneapolis. Mimi;
I olaney Suggs, Ardmore, l. r.; X. w,
Tnnsll, Carlsbad, y. NJ. Irving S. 0s-
borne Carlsbad, N. NJ. Arthur s. Goetz
Carlsbad, y. NJ, +. r. Moses, Great Bend
KAN; Z. r. Moses, Jr.. Great Bend kan;
James a. Troutman, Topeka, kan; r. c.
Frazier, ConeyYllle. Kan; j. II. Church
i'll, Dodge City Kan. John Wolf, Ellin-
wood, Kan; c. e. Hitchcock, yelling on,
kan; Hon. +. o. Stanard, st. Louis Mo.
Joseph n. lowe, Kansas City, Mo-; Frank
], Storm. Kirksville, Mo-; H. Whitmore,
: st. Louis Mo. George b. Harrison, Glas-
: gov, Mo-; l.. Bradford Prince, Santa Fe,
N. NJ; w r. Pace, Laredo, Texas; j, j.
Pastoriza, Houston. Texas; J. c. Porter
, field, Houston, Texas; IL. w. Garrow,
, Houston. Texas; Ingham S. Roberts, Hous-
? ton, Texas w. S. Herndon, Tyler. Texas.
Waiter TIPS, Austin. Texas; c. c. Wilson,
Fort Worth, Texas, f. p Holland. Dali
las Texas; NJ. Marx. Galveston, Texas,
, G, II, Jones, Galveston. Texas; C. Rey-
mershoner. Galveston. Texas; j. g. Dur
kee Houston, Texas; Mrs. o. r. Holt.
Houston. Texas; J. ID. Bryant. Houston.
. Texas; II. ID. Slater, FL Paso, Texas G.
FISK, III Campo, Texas; w. S. MONTGOMERY
Colorado Springs, Colo. Oscar Ilnpman,
Cripple Creek, Colo, w. w. Kirby, Grip.
pie Creek, Colo; Il. NJ. Patterson. Denver
Colo; M. Benedict Denver, Colo; b. f.
Mon igomery, Cripple Creek; e H. Martin.
, Cripple Creek, Colo. B. Il. Wooiward'
Denver, Colo; B. Il. Pipson, Cripple Creek,
Nolo'' John Nolan, Cripple Creek, Colo.
Charles Henkel, Pueblo. Colo: G. M. NIL
Ter, Cripple Creek Colo; John G. Glad
Gen cripple Creek, Colo; Jacob Seligman,
Salida, Colo; Thomas Walsch. Sallda'
700; Lum f, Campbell, Lesdville, Colo.
w. a. Upton, Cripple Creek Colo: j. X
Miller. Colorado Springs, Colo; Andrew
Park, Pueblo. Colo j, b. Hunter, Den
YER Colo; ]. NJ. Finn, Cripple Creak,
Colo; Mrs. J, NJ. Finn, Cripple Creek,
COLO; b. 3. Thurber, New York (hon-
orarD; A. c. Roberts, Fort Madison, Iowa
John Caulheld. ST. Paul. Mimi; Henry
Meyer, Omaha, Neb, II, Dudley Coleman
New Orleans. La; j. NJ. Cotton. II lugton
Iexasi E, w. Cave Houston. Texas; Tom
= Cannon. ST. Louis. Mo-: Author u
Francis, Cripple Creek Colo.
MT. John b Weber OF New York an
nounced that II members outside Of the
1ransmississippi section We're eligible he
would be glad to become g member Tho
chair said that the constitution would be
accepted later and that tAts matter would
be considered then.
Mr.. Cannon of Utah moved that Mr.
red o'''
He thanked the convention for the honor
ana said that the only thing that pre-
vented MS becoming n resident of the
Transmisslssppi country was his age. On,
, he felt that II he remained In this eoun;ry
much longer he would discover the secret
OF perpetual youth and the bar OF age
would be removed.
Vice President Prince said the remarks
,, OF Mr., Weber had the true Transmissls-
sippi ring and he thought he vas fully
: eligible to membership
~
Hon. Charles A. Prouty Of Washington,
- - VS. AhNA iANAOuiSCl duu Httfl some
felicitous remarks and compliments to
the work OF the Congress he delivered q
! NEST able address upon Freight Rates aai
y the National Regulation OF Railway. -
8 which Is printed elsewhere
: Judge J. n. Lowe moved that vote OF
= thanks be rendered to MIR. Prouty Tor Ii s
I very able address and that he and Mrs..
ried.
Mr. Mead on behalf OF tho president q
= the Irrigation Congress extended an in-
yltation to this Congresa TO attend the
1irrgauon Congress to meet at Chicago
r Al tie suggestion OF DELEGATE iron,
- Colorado Mr.. Woodward was substituted
Il on the committee on resolutions 10 ropre.
al sent Colorado in place OF Mr.. Patterson.
50 who had been forced TO return to Denver
ID BY vote OF the Congress the I'll
at around the industrial belt was defesred
,s from TO 5 p. m.
st. Louis Exposition.
:. The consideration Of the report Of the
y committee on resolutions upon the resolu.
y lions Endorsing the st. Louis exposition
was then brought up. and il was an.