The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-08
The DICK BOWLING CAMP.
Regular Monthly Meeting Held Yes
ierday Afternoon.
ALBERT SIDNEY JOHNSTON MONUMENT
Mas Endorsed by the Gstherine--Reso-
luton Adopted Changing the Consti-
tuition as to Membership Benefits.

The first meeting OF Dick Bowling camp,
II. c. ", since the destruction OF the
camps headquarters by the market house
hrc, was held yesterday afternoon In the
Fifty-hfth civil district court roOm these
quarters having been secured by Comrade
GARNER through the courtesy and Indulgence
of sheriff Anderson Meetings will con-
tinue 10 be held in the court house until
abe camp makes arrangements for a per
nnanent home elsewhere. The matter OF
selecting meeting place for the camp was
the principal business before the meeting
yesterday afternoon.
Commander 0. c. Drew called the meet
Eng to order at o'clock. AdJutant FAN
called the roll and the responses Of pres
ent" Indicated that the meeting was a very
representative one In point OF attendance.
Adjutant Fail stated that the minutes Of
the last regular meeting had been so bad
ly scorehed by the market house Gre as
10 be illegible. In lieu thereof he read the
sccount OF the meeting a. Il. appeared IN
the columns Of lhe Post, and on motion
the minutes were adopted as read Adju-
kant Fan stated in This connection that
the old minute book had been found IN The
clnders Of the burned building by Comrade
Cohen. On motion these charred records
were taken charge Of by Quartermaster
schillng.
Commander Drew stated that owing to the
nisfOrtunes recently sustained by the camp
IN the destrpctfor ~ H. t,,.,,.,,..'-.. ~,
many OF It's belongings, thnt tue usual
routine Of brsIncss .,,.,.,7i t tt... 49,,
p" oN'N NC OispeHsea WIN
ouu IN heu Inefeof the camp would enter
or no ST, .
meeting place Tor ftfrre Sessj5,s s PA ~
the preservation of the camp beIopeipes
,,,-gI NJ l5'iyF s'a1su lnat nc n9d Sc
Sar lie med{i1rs of N 81 nneViH A9idgrs9n
she COM t5r.s ~, Ine c9ihP 20 oe heid ia
.,,f eg,'.' '%use un.i such uHc us the or
60 . ...n aOull IL convenient 90 mako
N,ae. AfIengemelts.
l'Heiai a. 9 be2yeGs read an 'nyIGtlon
Walch ne bad received frnN the llouston
4isht Guard asking the camp 20 use the
AlEG. blGrd headquarters gs u meeting
P'ac" He submitted a written motion tb1t
{hr invitation be accepted ana that The
Quart srmastar DO regliasted 10 move tbn
Narapheualia OF the camn ia +be 7 tcb-
Guetd headquarters. 's'''
This motion wnR amended nv C,,,,r, II,
Ea,mar tn include y@,e If ,banks 't ~ ks
Ii.Lt Guard ana n aur,i1f = tS,,,,,,. tt,
~ FIVE ID ineo.riEafo XXI s,I+ability "a, nv
orarters offered ana 10 rcD6rt M - ~
fure meeting Conceal Besvens aecarf1 u
ths amendment aua inc motion ne g,,,and
- was adopted sttct II had been dig
Jr-sed hy sererHt comrades Corn-no- ,lcv
praw flbted that ne MAS not urenarci "a
i9me Ne conuittee. but yopi1 dc n ~
q day or two
General Beavers stated that ne Ind fnndn
q report through The columns N Tho Post
AZ a number Of articles. fhe p1opcrty ~
i9e. camp, which are missing and believed
- have been lost In the market house arc.
lie promised to make supplemental re.
port Of losses In connection win tbn
losses Of the camp, General Reavans road
the following list Of articles that we're
snved; Camp nag, Texas nag portrait of
Dowling, frame containing badges. ple,
fure ~ Jefferson Davis aud his cabinet
together with a picture OF General R0brri
% lee; picture q Jefferson Davis, rictur,