The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-21
REUNION ASSOCIATION.
Reorganization Of the Confederate
Reunion Association of Texas.
CHARTER IS GRANTED BY THE STATE.
sosrd OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
cd Tor Fifty Years-To Erect Statue
to Robert E. Lee.

Dallas, Texas, October 90 Reoraap,zs.
uon OF the Confederate Reunion Assoela.
lion Of Texas under the charter granted
by the secretary Of srate. was ncrfeetea
at meeting OF the directory held yester.
uaE afternoon at the Commercial club
rooms Those present were. II. A Ferris.
eV'ns chairman, Is. y Boreu Ben 4.
SaheIl' II. W GRADER W. II. G0ston. W
- iadsitt' Charles Steiumanu and Sec
relary G. l. Martin
Former officers were reelected by ac.
olNmatioh. as follows. President. & g.
Slaughter OF palas Arst vice president.
Major General X. NJ Van xandt OF Fort
worth second vice president. J Y Farms
worth Of Dallas; treasurer. w. II. Castor
OF Dallas secretary Brigadlcr General
olarics /. Martin, Fourth brigade. Texas
division. United Confederate Veterans.
aue lo"oWhs resolution was adopted;
htSoNod, lHat an advisory committee
WIN Whom tue president ANA board ht al.
leetolS can cQhsuii Tor ltga aud other al
vice. We aprolntcd. SAID committee 10 DC
composed % toiouci ~ l. Crawford. Hon.
NJ. Al Crane ANT uon Barnett tibbs. and
lAat ihcN bt requested Go attend the rugu-
iaI meetings Of Inc board oi directors.
On motion OF Mayor tHbell, tais commit
zee was authorized and requested TO dratt
bylaws lot the association
.dr Nraper announced mat he regarded
~ n an important matter TO appoint a
Sl',i , commit, te ON transportation 10 see
az once lhe various railroads, vita view
TO securing the lowest possible rates Tor
me OCCASION Mr. Cabel said on this sun.
ject.
II win 20 SO far rs to say that il the rail-
road people do not give rates We might as
Wen throw ny tue sponge. the success OF
the reunion depends on getting the people
uefe. get many letters from the OH
states nsklng Wnat rates viii be given.
b"llas wants toe 't"WaS as wen as the ola
SSH4lVuel'tVs'
similar views were expressed by several
"'uutS' uuu cue p'reYnhtl ol the spcelal
fYulHI zee Was agreed upon, consisting OF
a hNxaUhg, chalimah' w. & Fadgltt
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n int ram sara Nr Graper, know
nv tue P'op'e VINO are coming mere are
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ana ana WI s'ht'er az over me state Tee
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