The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-02
BUSINESS LEAGUE MEETS.
Annual Session Held Yesterday With
q Large Attendance.
MR.. Ed. KHAN WAS ELECTED PRESIDENT
Twenty Names Were Picked for the
Board OF Directors OF Which Num-
Der Ten Are to Be Elected.


The attendance was very good.
Meeting was called to order by Mr.. II.
+. MacGregor, president OF the league
who stated that us It was an annual meet
Ing of the organization the arst thing to
be done was TO select a chairman to pre-.
side during the meeting. Mr. Lyman
Levy suggested that Mr.. Edgar watklns
should preside. Mr.. Levy's suggestion was
put in the form OF a >motlon. which was
immediately seconded and carried
Mr.. MacGregor moved th0 Mr.. George
r. Brown be elected secretary>of the meet.
ing.
Committee Reports. There beng none,
the secretory's report was recclNXd and
filed. Mr. MacGregor moved that theNhair
appoint committee OF three to select Nae
officers and board OF directors for the hscN
year. Carried.
The chair named Messrs. II. e. Mac.
H.Ssor dyman Levy and Il. u. Tlmpson.
Moved that the meeting adjourn until
Al 10 In order that the committee prepare
thSir report. Carried.
Inc COMMITTEES recommended Mr.. Ed Khan
Tor president; IL. W. Cortes. first vice
president; d. f. Bonner. second vice presl-
Ient, and II. IL. Dickson, third vice presl.
dent.
The following is a list of names selected
for the board Of directors to be voted upon
Messrs q. a. TAFT, Il, NJ. Johnston, j. j .
sweeney, james. Adalr. A. s Cleveland,
n a Me-. " " SholIuN' iiCdn Japnet'
ardson, II. r. Keller. John Mcclellan, e
II 4 Rsinha,i, eTuIii ", - StreGt'
low II "a Sn,tt' a. Aie'lnI"un' a. NJ d..
Captain T. A. Rechardt moved the sus.
pension OF the rules and that the first,
h, aral" ,' it,'u ~ 's"cHts DE eIecleu
h II Bonncr nn@reI Tho, tb, ,o,,o,4 .
the committee be adopted as read cH 1rrlc d.
ionrned '"''"'''' '"e Hl'ct'ns "u'
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ia he cIectcd NV M ,,aLo ,sV ~ IT, wv
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mitSeee' an, md'n To- were Sel&cien 4{ inc com,
tbrotgb III ~ ny VIII Win ne pnllotea upon
iorgest n,,p,hn,. ~ - IN , 'roulIins "a I
rcctors Tho boiInts vii %n cast q, S az ui
boxes Mt Tho rooms NJ Tho ioo,o u" Ia ~
polls vii, ho 0nnt -, 'uu igSue ui1l us rs
rcnoin nnon f,,! - 10 nv ,uE tuu VIZ !.
Of tho oIec,io,, on "ov , VII tue lesu't
Tho sccretai.y's rc,,o,t ~ rosd nc 90,
lows; Woo '''' 90 '''
no tbr Ohicors o,,d ,t.,,,t,r,.. - A. No..
Ton Rnsinces a ng NJ W. ti"us'
Gentlemen, There 9ra no rnno,ts IRON,
tho standinr cn,nn,it+a " ,vlUt. % lro'n
bod,, NO ~. t,b 81 w, US Il
selves unon ON. dnarccs 1re in or a,n
lcnt condition ma I can stotc tb,t Mi Nils
Of every description after passing fhrong6
bcen WaId I'm fniI "''i'e Voln'u''tce nave
Tho IIouston Rnsipcss Tcoouo tbrou~h
the energy Of rs o6iccrs Nd ro,,Toss
tnkes nrsf ninco o,,,,,,,, ~ 80 i, "a -
eenigptions Of tb Sc vg'''in IN vi"r UI
srnp" fboso W " ~ go $50. Su" "'Sn tu.h
tbe high stondi,r ~ mi, pstt 'tT
v'iu stoto thnt 70 ho,. ~, ~ .iuu
tions iron, n nur,hcr of cJttcs la ~ Nv, =
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and by.j9ws in ordrr that tbev Mint Torn,
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rcsourccs tbor ,""r,i,oret, ~" nv ot W.
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crnnsod Enthusiastically To- az 80 rTpt lttn ~ ,i
We have enrolcd since thr Isl dov ~
limo t0ot nUm ,,ndrod 100. ~, ~ unH w
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rrnort H." da"th % ~ ~ ny ''iusS W
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rctiroT ~, MI ~ ineihoels "uo haNn
Gcita, ,o''i ~, iS 90 t,,,tr,o, t,,,,
h,i pTpise,v JuT r'nSS "i bnqu.ies received
months frcn nngocrons nro CnV aIT, lTM
~esfo1S a. hn ~ IN
Thcro 10 No i,,h+ "a t,,m.'"' ntiU,T,'
rrti,I 20 , nv" u"T', tu'' :" s'c"I LlaHS lhlu
,ronts a., tI,ls no,tiCn % tbo oo',,tSS invest
iudrr thts trotn no crcat o,,n,,n,t 90 .
roe5ondenco ma ncrsoHaI ipGmiriog ~ ~ w. !
have reccivcd from nannin tr, 'ii .
throurh tho rnpntrv maxim ir,ririioNsV 't fn
their own sottsfactiSn
There have been several efforts made 10
ornnnize MISUNDERSTANDING, c,n,nonlos %,. g.,
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say with pride that most IF our ritIyens
have shown spirit of enterprise hcconinr
their financial standing. In my position
most onIphatically deny the severe criticism
that our moncycd men are composed OF fos.
sis and moss backs They stand ready. in.
dvidualy and collectively. to supnJrt In
a substantial manner meritorious undertake.
iugs of all kinds,
Possibly other communities have dis
pnycd more progressive spirit than our
own. but as You are well aware, Houston
Is ON the eve of q great Industrial develop
mcut. bur suburban population has In
creased Wonderfully In the past twenty
uouthS' an increase past comprehension.
/ HoWeNtI, more industries OF substantial
CHal"yIHr must ne eStaollshed IN order TO
s'nr tn'S iuurN3luus increase IN population
~. '', a." Clllploy u!cnI.
10 u".eSeSsary 10 luSh1ioh tne tact tnat
Tact,.i 'o tei ~ iltse 11n"us tnS uiluu
gmong tbe Observation-Disclosures ,tio "'Ss th
TTnitcl St,tc" a. ,rh,t ~, ,,,.t ,,ir '"'
Rnnt ciCorinrs o,,I o go rvs "SIut'V
thc Brst Iunrtcr or fthis vo,r ', ~ ~
largest Over rccordod and show n rro,tr,
pcrrcntore of lncreose thon 4, clfics ot
twice the nomination of Houston wblc,
tborouqhly drn,onst"otcs the dat -,
Iouston Is tho coo,n,srcioI ana iod,str ~,
confer Of tbe ontlrc Southwest ma I'm ~
words Of Johu j McJaurin Of Tho New
York CommcrcInl. "Iiouston is pnwor IN
nnnucc ana rlilwnys. II condensed ,,ht
cgro."
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