The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-30
THE NEW YORK VISITORS
viii Reach Houston on the Night Of
April u and Be Banqueted.
WILL REMAIN HERE THE NEXT DAY
And Go Hence to eaiveston--ltinerary
OF the Tfip--5tate Bankers Assoeia-
ton Here at Same Time.

OF the Tfip--5tate Bankers Assoeia-
ton Here at Same Time.
Ex- Mayor ii. b. Rice and Nr. Tom Rich
srdson. secretary OF the Business League.
returned yesterday from Fort Worth,
where they went TO attend the meeting Of
the committee appointed by the governor
TO arrange for che reception Of the proml
nent New York business men and capital
lists who, upon an Invitation from the gov
ernor aud the Texas legislature, Will ysit
the State next month aud make an inspec
tron ~ It's resources. The committee ap-
pointed hy the governor comprises one
citizen from each of the Thirteen congress
sional districts, MIR. Rice Of Houston be-
ing the committeeman from this district.
When seen yesterday by reporter for
The Post Mr.. Rice expressed hiiuself Us
being very enthusiastic over the result
Of the Fort Worth mceting
''All OF the committee were not pres
emf said MIR. Rice. lint sufficient Num-
Der was there to hsure the ahaoiute sue
cess OF the project to show these New
York capitalists vqhnt we nave IN Texas,
AID show II to the very best advantage.
Those present "a the Fort Worth meet
ing were. Edwin Chamberlain san An
d. a.
Falls: w 6 llargroyc, ptttsburg: >. T..
SknIitf, NHNahachte, ". s. Williams.
Greenylle, B y. laddncS. Fort Worm,
Louis j. WORKMAN. Austin secretary; II.
Secretary ). A. fshhun OF fue bilil8
Commercial club mud Secretary Tom llch-
afuson of the Houston business ieus
"l9ycry c0mGianity visited" sail Ma.
Eite will bear the expense IT entertain.
Ing these distinguished visitors rhcy
- and BE- hdnquvtcd here. remain until
the afternoon OF The 2ith aud % 10 Gal
The State Bankers association has
changed the date VI It's anngd meeting so
a. 20 mcet ir ihis city on April - WHOM
al address win be delivered them Nv Nj.
Alyuh Tgowhridgr. president OF she Niuth
Naliraal bank ut NpW York who Is also
the president OK the National Association
of American Bankers"
The IerSeuue of the New York party
that viii Visit Texas Is as fonrNt:
Committee from Merchants Association
MeSsys. AEah Trowbrdgc prr,ldcu.
Ninth National hauk, Dick IS Ramsay.
president Hide and Leather bank Samuel
Fairchild, OF Fairchid Bros Is Foster;
Stewart W. Eamcs TREASURER III the H. u.
ClahIu company; John g. Jubrns, Of Fran
els Il Lcggctt ~ Cos g. L. Putnam 81
sweetFsr Pembroke q &C.: g. r. Leach
OF Farson, Leach * Co.. George e. Hutch
Gus, mnuuiacturrr. JohU>tOWu. y. Y. &.
u. Wicker ot thr u lloIiius Co.; II.
a. Metz. president Victor kurchl company:
Geotge + Pane OF Barring. Murnun ~ cos
James u. plil solicitor for the Carnegie
comp8uy "a Elmer Glib OF MIL. A Glhn:
Mallory ~ Mallory Steamship line: Frank
l., sheldon of +. H. sheldon n Co.,; Gus.
taVe A. jain NJ Gustayc s. Iuhu * Co.:
4, lGSkoN Dresser Of Dresser y CO.; Jamcs
" Iappn vice president Colonial Trust
company Frank Briuard OK president
Iroduce exchange; John y. Beach OF raft.
Committee of Chamber of Commerce
Mcssrs, charles NJ Jessup, vice pre- ldent
the securities company; George w. Young
trust company William {. Legeudrc Of
brown Bros. x Co Alexander NJ lluduut
OF iiaisey & liudl~t Wall street.
The TeTdf Committee has been divided
up as follows:
Transportation and Itinerary Louis ].
WORKMAN, ohalrnmu H. r. Rice ~ lIoua
ton aud $. T. Skinner of Waxahachlc.
Program mud Entertainments Il. -. PAD
dock, Fort Worth. chairman; Robert j.
klcberg. Alice; j. NJ rearson. McKiuurv
Badges and Decorations Edwin Cham
herlsln. chairman. with authority Ia an.
point two other members
Finance Joseph a. Kemp, Wichita Falls
ca9unmh, 10 he composed OF each member
OF the Texas committee TO constitute a
commit tee ~ the whole.
Chairman Wortham OF th. characterization
coIi-uttee reported that no had been in
correspondence with tho general munagnrr
or the Texas railroads. and h. was rrrinIn
tnlt very satisfactory transportation ar
rangements could lac made.
~
Messrs. Wortham, Paddock and Kemp
aud such other members of the state com.
mfrtee as can do so will meet the New
York visitors at New Orleans and escort
them into and through Texas. The gov.
ernor and his official stan win meet the
visitors az the Stntc line and extend them
n welcome TO Texas and the hospitality OF
the State
The ltinerary OF the trip through rcNas
Tuesday. April 23.--Arrivc at beaumont
for breakfast. See oil fields. Go up East
Texas aud Sabine road into the piue for
ests and thence 10 Houston, arriving NJ
Houston for supper and spending the fol.
lowing day nt that place
Reach Galveston on the night OF the alth
Leave galveston on Friday, the 25th at l
p. m.
Afternoon OF the 18th reach sugarano,
night OF the 10Th en- route TO san Antonio
Friday. the 10th, spend day und night In
San Antonio.
Saturday, the 27th, en- route 10 Austin
In early m2nhng. Stops at New BraunIeis
aud san Marcos.
Austin noon, afternoon and night
sunday, the 2sth. at Llano, with stops
~ Granlte Mountain aud Marble Fnlls
Night Of 2Sth to Austin. thence on the 10Th
tMondayl TO Taylor, Temple aud Waco tor
dinner NJ II noon
Leave Waco at 3 y. m Stop at inns.
borc. thence to Fort Worth on the nIgnt
Of the 10Th for supper, spending the night
In Fort Worth
Tuesday, the Both, at Fort Worth untl,
2 y; m. thence % Thurber for supper ana
return 10 Fort Worth same nignt
May Wednesday,, at Wichita Falls for
dinner, thence 20 Quanah for sumner
thence to Fort Worth same night
Tuesday. May 2, breakfast at Fort Worth
thence 20 Brownwood for dinner thence
10 San Angelo for supper thence to Dallas
same night.
day and night there.
Saturday, May =. breakfast at waxa,
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