Evening star., 1905-11-07
COMMITTEES NAMED
BUSINESS BEFORE NORTH WASH
INaToN ASSOCIATION.

The monthly meeting OF the North Wash
ington Citizens Association was held last
evening at Haislit Hail. corner OF 1st and
v streets northwest President Enfig was
absent. and First Vice President Farms
worth presided. He announced the list Of
committee appointments, which were as fol-
lows:
Membership, No. Robert H. Mcneil.
chairman; Z. Y. Fisher A. Y. Leech, jr.,
Joseph Abel, Carl c. King. Miss Salie
Westhorp, W. s. Gill, DIR. w. e. Pairo and
Dr. T. Rice.
Membership. No. 2-D. s. Hoover, chair
man; G. w. Dove. A. G. Nickols Thomas
D. Walsh. George A. Schneider. ]: w. Matz-
ung, N. De Forrest. Thomas ]. Alleger. S.
w. Finch, E. r. Campbell, w. P. Coleman
and F.. E. Clements.
Membership. No. 8-J F. Connor, chair
man: A. c. Parker Thomas NJ. Riffel, w.
H. Cooper, A. c. Perkins, Henry Hull. H.
F. Chatfeld, r. s. Wolf James OConnell
and T. L. Richardson.
Membership. No. Al. c. l. Evans. chair
man; Robert l.. Downing. Fred r.. Wheater
H. H. Beebe. E. Y. Fisher and H. M. Shan
non.
Membership. No. 5-John B. Espey, chair
man; Mrs j. d. Thompson, r. II. Wood.
Clarence Shaw. A. G. Day and Rev. E. NJ.
Mott.
Streets, sidewalks and lights-J ]. Costi-
nett chairman: Gen. BENJAMIN Le Fevre,
T. v. Noonan. Julian P. Dodge. T. R. Sc
nior, H. D. Norris, A. e. Murlin, Roger A.
Reeves. E. ]. Sacks L. s. Williams, DR.. r.
w. Hickman and DR.. L. C. Blake.
Railways-Col. Charles H. ourand, chair,
Gompers. J. D. Huck, M. 8. Hirsh, Charles
A. Ford and Rev. w. J. Houck.
Press and postal facilities-Edwin s. Hos
kins, chairman; Elmer E. Jackson. C. D.
Harrison. c. W. Maupin. O. Stafford, Frank
McClelland. G. H. Locher, s. Compton, H.
Levy and E. E. Moore.
oss Sewer ,Tn and IL waternDr; Jesse b sehaffh.rt
George Topham E. w. Griffin William P.
Ripley J. X. Wallace and M. G. Slicer.
Fire and police protection-Calvin Farms
worth. chairman: B. A. Allen. Or. A. N.
Hoadley, L. S. Williams, w. Archibald w.
L. Pushaw and E. s. Wolfe.
Parks and parkings-James w. Reisner,
chairman; J. H. Robinson. R. L. Clear, R.
w. Hickman and E. G. Edwards.
Schools and schoolhouses-Harry Flicker,
chairman: E. N. Hughes, William P. Arm
strong, B. F. Taylor. Rev G. NJ. Gill, Rev.
Alexander F. Kent, F. A. Ruff and B. w.
Sisson.
sanitation-Dr. Alexander CODY, chair
man; DR.. T. P. Chapman, Dr. w. D. Fales,
DR.. J. r. Mohler, DR.. J. S. Allen, DR.. w. w.
Alieger. DR.. Hubert Young. DR.. w. M.
Gocdlove and DR.. Warren E. Hunt.
Census-J. C. S. Burger, chairman; L. s.
Cannon. Frank P. McDermot G.. T. Haw-
kins, w. L. Peabody. J. c. Simpson. l.. L.
Quesada r. s. Wolfe, w. c.. Yates. James
OConnel George Musson, S. f Fiester and
c. E. Smith.
Transportation-Bennet A. Allen. chair
man: G. H Grapp, E. M. Graney. H. Pres
nell, r. A. Smith. H. A. Fulton. w. G.
Wamsley, E. ]. Fuller, H. P. Thorp and
Dr. H. P. Coby
Misunderstanding of executive committee
Gen Benjamin LIE F'evre. Samuel Com
pers. Rev. Alexander Kent and N. L. Chew.
New Members Elected.
Chairman Hoover Of membership commit
tee No. 2 reported the following new names
for membership, and these were, upon mo-
tion elected: NJ. NJ. Ollney. 2203 1st street;
B. A. Bundon, 21O3 1st street; T. T. Clo-
ward. 2227 1st street; c. Cuny Dyer, 2217
1st street; H P. Gould. ia w street; P. ].
Haltigan, 2lo6 lst street; William J; Kerby.
2219 1st street; N. l.. Nutwell, 2233 1st
street; J. F. Ray. S3 w street; William J.
Ray, 1928 1st street; Charles E. Rudy. 2221
1st street: ]. B. Stanley, 2209 1st street:
Rev. Hugh T. Stevenson, 157 U street; John
H. Traver, 2229 1st street; w: j. White, 22O4
LIST street.
Miss Sallie Westhorp presented to the as
sociation a proposition for the organization
Of a branch of the Young Mems Christian
Association, to be established in the terri
tory Of the association. the privileges to be
extended to boys and young men from fif-
teen to twenty years Of age.
The president OF the association was au-
thorized to appoint committee to invest-
gate the subject and make a report at the
next meeting. The committee was as fol-
lows: Miss Westhorp. chairman; Rev. Gill.
Messrs. Hannah, Houck, Kent, Mott and
Stevenson.
Mr.. Noonan, who prepared the petition
which was presented to the board of Com
missioners some time ago asking them to
have Todd place paved stated that he had
been assured that the improvements will be
made and will probably be completed at an
early date.