The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-24
Prominent Citizens Of Several States Visit
Houston.
PERSONNEL OF THE EXCURSION PARIl
They Travel I'm . Train of seven
Coaches and Are Accompanied
by First Regiment Band.

Texas which Will Include seVeraI OF tnc
principal towns. The party is made up OF
s.ockmen from Colorado, Wyoming, Ne
braska, Idaho, Kansas, with few Texans
and citizens OF other states. These gentle
men had attended the National Live Stock
association meeting at Fort Worth. and
there they were provided with train OF
seven coaches TO make the trip to san
Antonio 10 attend a meeting OF the Texas
Live Stock association. The party lett
Fort Worth last Friday, spending saturday
and Sunday in Waco and Austin, arriving
al san Antonio Monday afternoon
This Jolly crowd OF stocIrmen is ac-
companied by the First regiment band OF
Denver. Colo, and merrier party Of ex-
cursionists has never CHANGED to land in
Houston before. They are blg-hearted,
whole souled fellows ard set OF men Of
whom any state might feel proud. the
party having among It's numbers some very
wealthy and influential men. They strolled
about over the city, making themselves at
home-a way that stocktuen have. Many
Of them met friends here and though there
was no formal effort 20 entertain them,
several Houston gentlemen took a large
number Of the party in tow aud showed
them a good time. Following is list Of
those composing the party;
j. R. Manning. Wayne, Nob.; Lloyd A.
Remsourg. sidney. Nsh.; L. L. Evans.
Maad city, Idaho Charles Harden. Lar
imie City. Wyo.; r. Altman aud wife.
Boise city, Idaho; D y. suckney AMI
wife, Laramie, Wyo.; David Kelly, Greeley,
Colo, J. e. Warrington, Hartsell, Colo;
}. W Price. slaghts. Colo. 5. Hartsel
Hartseli Colo. {. Mckenzie. Rockville,
ldah9; Charles II. Chaee, stanton, Neb. !,
I'd Stenger. Hsrmoss, s D.. j. t. Rugg.
Omaha. Neb. George l.. Wilson, y. g.
Snyder. ihisk. Wyo. Richard Douglas and
wife, pocatello. Idaho. John Lawrence W.
Wilson. saguache. Colo. John nc MILAN
and wife. Boise City Ieaho Smith Cuion.
Cripple Greek Colo; Il. a. Smith aud
wife. r. P. Dodson. A. II. Smith Denver,
Colo. John b. Law and wife. New Wind
sor, Colo J. ". Robinson, Bidorado,
kan stephen KeGley. Moffet Colo.
y y. Spinrey, Spiupey, Colo, T. S.
Tesch c. l.. pickerson aud wife Denver,
Colo. Senator c. Boselo and wife. Trini-
dad, Colo; Fl. H. Hanaker aud wife, Sill
Yer CITY Iowa, Mrs j p. Gearing, Fort
Worth +. P. johnson aud wife Denver
Colo W. A. Drake aud wife, Fort Col
Inns. Colo. Dr. Sol Book and wife. II. NJ
Short Denver, Colo; j. a. Cooley, Jr.
lavanna, III; II W. Millspaugh. Gunnt
ron. Colo; n y. Bartholomew, Greeley
Colo. II. ] Thompson. Eaton. Colo, A
r. Kelley South Omaha, Neb.; William
Taylor and wife, Rock Creek. Wyo.; Al
bert Epperson. Cripple Creek, Colo; C
A Rogers. Howbert, Colo; Mrs Or. Har
vey Reed, Rock Springs Wyo.; H. Il
Adslt. Denver. Colo: j w. Blake. Pen
dlston. Ore. Mrs. h. c. Dodson. Dallas
Texas; Mrs. Dora Kinney, Rock Sprluga
Wyo.; Mrs. r. G. Burton. peadwood. s
D.; NJ. G. Convors spear Fish. s. u,
Frank NJ. Stewart. Deadwood. s. D.. Mis-
Belle Scott, Omaha, Neb. j. NJ Mum
phrey. Denver. Colo; ] u, Leitz, KanBa
city. Mo; s. Carmichael Trinidad. Colo.
j.. l.. Payne Wichita, Kan. Sidney A
Clugson, Cherokee, Kan; Smith Cullom
Cripple Greek, Colo. II. S. Cox, Conan
che, Texas; Thomas c. Hoy. Aspermor'
Texas; A. J. Boutwell,. Aiyooa, Wyo; J
II Woodruff, Lander. Wyo; d. p, Wood
ruff, salt Lake Utah, w 7. Keenan,, wf
and Miss Matte, Chicago, H.; !. a
Fleming, Kansas City, No; Mrs &C. W
Pinksion, Cedar Point. Kan; y, Vi, Reefs
and wife. Salt Lake City Utah; C. u
Soarr. South Omaha. Neh.; \ Garsids an
wife. Gale Utah; Thomas Stevens For
Texas; S. 7. Scaling, St Louis. Mo-; j, /
Pennington. Fort Worth Texas, r. S
Pay Kansas City. Mo, J. j.. Bishop an
wife, Bishop. Mont: John Mcnamara an
wife, Denver, Colo, Fred r. Johnson an
wife, Denver, Colo; F. S, Campbell, Oma
ha, Neb; Or, j. NJ. Wilson, Dougla;
Wye; Tim Kinney Rock Springs Wyo,
G. H. Butler Franklin, Kan, John =
MillspsugN. Gunnison. Colo; E. A. Har
rls. Sterlin Colo; J, S. Horn, Omahi
Neb, DR.. G. p. Lingenfelter. Excesic
Springs, Mo.
The First Regiment band of Denver
which accompanies the stockmen's exour
sion. is superb musical organization {
twenty pieces. The band will accompan
the party OF stockmen on the entire tril
The Post was honored with an exceller
concert by this band, which may be sal
10 have few equals among musical or
yanizationa OF It's kind The following
gentlemen compose the band: Fred Hi
beri, manager; Pietra Satriano, conduct,
and solo oornetist; d. Martin, piccolo
Grimm, Eb clarinet II. g. Braunick. so
clarinet; A. w. White, FIRST clarinet;
c. Newell, cornet; 1. Holman. cornet;
A. Meyer. cornet; C. Miehaells, alto;
Spiegel, alto; T, Quirk alto; A. Meyer,
Sachs and @. A, Foster. trombone; j.
Wallace, baritones d. w. w. Tate, tub
r. Russamano, tuba; It. $. Mcintyre Al
II. j. Krolson, drums.
The party OF stookmen will remain he
until o'clock this morning, when tn
will leave for Galveston. spending the d
there They viii then proceed TO Fo
Worth. where they will dlsband and go
their homes In the various States frC
which they come.
Mr. S. t. Scaling. representing Sam
Sealing G. Son Of st. Louis. is a popu
member OF the party.
j. L. Pennington. general live sto
agent OF the Santa Re, is assisting to 10
after The welfare Of the stockmen..
Frank l.. Payne OF the Wichita, Ka
Eagle il among the visitors. He pa
The Post pleasant call
The following members OF the excurs
marty were guests Of the Lawlor vest
day j. A. Fleming. Kansas City; $. @
ION. Cripple Creek; &. Borela and WI
Trinidad. Col: Ed ID, Woodruff. Land
Wyo.: ri. O. Snyder and George l.. wills
I.,isk. wyo. y. p. Rugs Omaha; w
Keenan, wife and daughter. Chicago;
X. Roeson. FL Dorado p. +. Spenn'
Colorado Springs; samuel Iiartsel and
&C. Harrington, Haitsell Col
Among the excursionists are W.
KaenaD. wife and daughter. They b.
( 49, rnenfa At the LAWlor ye6tertay.