The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-29
at sos Main Street,

and the committee on resolutions reported.
me resolutions governing the association
were discussed one at a time and adopted
as passed.
Other matters which were discussed thor.
oughly were attended and will be ready
LOT puohcation later. After the meeting
adjourned the discussion continued inter.
mlttently until late at night
Az Eagle Lake the train detoured on the
A[ansas Pass railway to Chesterville,
Mnere me party Inspected the rice raising
from sSon well IRRIGATION systems. The heavy
ss arnS which occurred at this time inter.
ttereu somewhat with the inspection but A
rev hraVed the storm and were well re-.
PAID Tor their trouble. Only short time
was allowed for this part Of the progra m
aU nv tne tram was soon back at Eagle Lake
- anderson, general passenger agent
OF tpe southern Pacific system In Texns
VINO mas mad Immediate charge and has nor
sonaliy conducted the excursion since II
arrived In IeNRs, has made many friends
on tue train and his perfect management
ability, 'uu
s Biliow, secretary of the land and
, rnIinllSratlon department, has been an In,
naleanle assistant In making the excursion
prohtable and pleasant His knowledge Of
the country passed through, its ngricuifuroI
products geology ana botanical iuformn
tion mas been constantly in demand and
uower strange 10 the Northern man has
oeen passed without Information bejng
sought from the genial secretary, who was
a'WW"ys found equal to the occasion
W :; keinhardt, excursion agent. attcud
ed TO the details Of the trip and let nothtng
escape his care and attention. Drtans ava
we niue things that mar the beauty and
ps'"Suse OF an excursion unless taken care
n., ana MT. keinhardt made sure that moth
ing should happen in his department 20
tour. V'SN' va tue texas
r,. me , excursion would not have been com
Ws's MR1nout the company OF Mr.. George
~, Mchnney, general immigration agent
anu MI Fred Pickert, secretary Of the Har
rlman. interests. Both these gentlemen
are OF chicago and both were constantlv
~ demand, Mckinney, Mckinney" was
.nc sry at every stop and Mckinney re-
spGnded with the right words in iust tho
right place, Mr.. Plekert is a large man and
pt tsseSSes the Characteristic cheerfuIness
was s = ier. 20 LAY men" and his presence
as large addition 10 the success OF the
u .Nnr, ne was 10 charge Of the agents and
well their affairs 4NN Nah'seo
IN; MT Sohn Howard, valuable man In the
ilnnlgrauon department, was always eouaI
20 the occasion and his knowledge ~ the
In demand "SS frequently
cr While on the Victoria division Mr. W. ].
panied the eNcursionlsts over Ms roaS
~ ou transferring 10 the Arkansas Pass rosd
,nt IRAN was met hy r II Innas eana-aS
sopp ,nssneehti ! Is Brooks, travelling mas.
swlss agent and G. +. Lurton, the able ana
~ Nc assistant general psssenger agent
.nrasrson, the assistant supePlntendent | -;
r rsr T,Sathern Paeinc, boarded the train ana
Ts,nained With II until II was wei on a I've
pa, the nrst excursion Of the sontharn
raclae land agents, has been an nnnn. IIssn
Iessysns u was nrst thought OF slxfS days
sss,s I'm -, i ,sss quickly developed into
EAsrssix ~. 'Ns ey,ss.len has now $50 meu,.
~ss SSSrsss ana 10 Texas ana