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would be necessary. The resolution
adopted.
Appointment of Committees.

Committees were appointed to serve DUR
ing the ensuing year as follows:
Executive committee-Evan II. Tucker,
chairman; 8. Sowerbutts, A. H. F. Holster,
w. G. Lang. w. ]. Frizzell. +. D. Foster.
DR.. L. d. Walter, DR.. Starr Parsons, j..
Fleming and William A. Linton.
On proposed legislation-Evan II. Tucker,
chairman; DR.. E. NJ. Gallaudet, w. j. F'riZ-
cell, Arthur Cowsill, DR.. L. D. Walter, s.
Sowerbutts and DR.. Starr Parsons.
On steam railroads.&c.. j. FriZzell chair
man; A. H. F. Holster, G. H. Aschenback.
Clements Giebel D. X. Hackman. T. A.
Rover. Harry Williams. Harry Boesch' D..
y. Bowen and c. Whealand.
On streets, avenues and alleys-Wm. A.
Linton, chairman; DR.. L. D. Walters, jacob
Frech, e. jain, A. H. F. Holster, Joslah
Willard. Fredk. kraus. r. C. wilson, VIM
Donaldson. G. w. Brahler, d. D. Bowen.
Fredk Babendrier and Harry Boesch.
On water. lights and sewers-A H. +: Hol-
stem, chairman; Jerome B. Burke, w. q.
Mcdonald, Jos, c. Bueger, Emil H. stuch,
James A. Duffy, L. NJ. Harr and August
Weber.
On assessments and apportionment of APP
Nash, w. J. Frizzell, w. G. Lang, g. b.
Rose Dr. Starr Parsons, F. D. Foster, John
A. Gleason, Harry Boesch, Richard l..
MORRISON, II. G. Teagler and NJ. Harris.
man: J. Willard, Loring Chappell, u. D..
Bowen. JOS Crandall, Geo. Russell, Or.
I. d, Walter, B. Resented. NJ. NJ. Vance.
q. L. Wright and NJ. 8. Snyder.
On schools-F. D. Foster, chairman; B. F.
Edwards, w. G. Lang, DR.. F. B. Campbell.
Clarence T. Gassford, DIR. Starr Parsons w.
J. Fowler, Geo. w. Morgan. F. s. Carmody,
Robt Bowdler and s. 9. English
On sanitary affairs-Dr. Starr Parsons
chairman: w. J. Dunno. DR.. L. D. Walters.
Dr. c. B. Campbell, P. J. O'Day, George
Hickenlooper. Adolph W: Sieverling. DR.. l.;
D. Balm, DR.. w. E. Bradley, A. Fabritz and
DR.. w. D. Naramore.
On public conveyance-S Sowerbutts, chair
man: G. B. Rose, Geo. w. CARL, J. Elem
ing, Albert Robinson, F. P. Graves, W. J.
Dunno C. H. Ellis, Ira c. Mcmillan, ]. b.
Burke DR.. Starr Parsons and NJ. B. Ready.
On police and fire departments-Dr. L. D.
Walter. chairman; VIM. Newland. Victor II.
Esch, F. s. Carmbody. w. J. Frizzell. DR..
Starr Parsons, w. H. Burch, DR.. Lewis
Flemer, NJ. T. OBrien and J. Swanson.
Necessity for All-Night Car Service.
When the president called for a report
from the chairman of the committee on
public conveyances, DR.. L. Durbin Walter
called attention to the necessity for an all
night car service on the Columbia line.
People along the East Capitol street and
Pennsylvania avenue lines" he stated,
have the benefit of such service" and he
thought the people of the northeast section
should be similarly treated. The road Is
one of the shortest and best paying roads
in the city and he could see no reason why
It's patrons should not get a service equal
to that Of those who patronized other
lines
DIR. Walter stated that he frequently has
to walk across to East Capitol street late
at night when he wants to go 10 George
town.
People in the northeast all retire early"
remarked Mr.. Fleming.
What time does the last car leave?' DR..
Walter was asked.
About 1880 Sunday nights, he ans
Wered land about l 30 other nights"
DR.. Parsons said he favored the resolu-
ton and also thought the all-night service
should be extended to the and d street
line. The resolution as presented by Dr.
Walter was adopted,
Secretary Sowerbutts read a letter from
Gen. George H. Harries, vice president of
1.-THE Washington Traction Company, stat
ing that the shortage of large cars has pre-
vented the company from increasing the
service on the c and d street line to the
extent that was requested by the associa-
ton. He informed the association that adj
dAtional large cars are to be received and
some of them will take the places of the
cars now on the line mentioned
Gen. Harries always does what he can
to help the people along" said President
Tucker, land / think he will improve the
situation as soon as he can"