The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
North Washington Citizens
Hold Busy Session.
NEW COMMITTEES ARE CHOSEN
Five branches VIII Have Charge Of
Membership if Proposed Amend
ment to Constitution il Adopted.
Organization Is Looking for "a New
Meeting PIace-Business Transacted

citation held its regular monthly meeting
last night in Haislip's Hall. corner First
and V streets northwest, with President
". P. Armstrong presiding. The meet
ing was one Of unusual interest and large
~ attended.
After the reading and approval of the
minutes Of the last meeting the nomina
ton Of new members was called for and
Chairman Hoover. of the membership
committee, reported the following namess
John Maley, William r. Granger. William
I. Thurber. Stanton Weaver, c. E. Allen.
F. H. Melick, P. J. Ccoksey, L. 2. Daniel.
Or. F. A Schneider, Charles s. Eisinger.
Elisha a. Jacobs. Charles Z. Young, Jo-
seph T. Marsden. NJ. 5. Cooley, William
J. Bennets, l. G. GaskiIl, r. E. Patton.
Or. Thomas N. Chumm. r. L. Faris.
Fletcher Merideth, A. Anderson, ". D.
I Helleu. S s. Borus, ". D. Grant. 3. c.
Hall, r, II Harvard, G. II. Swygart. L. +.
Mathews. F. +. Linton, 3. F. Taylor. T.
A. Kelley. C. W. Nelson. c. Z. Fathers,
T. G. Minor John A. Powers. George Z.
Sacks, John D. Fall. George P. Hillion.
J. c. She..Cy Z Z Middaugh. Jesse Cad
idns L. ID. Cl-icl. Edward Robson. c. l.
Heath, Z. p. Springer. b. z, Murray.
A. S. Riddle, A. c Ramisch, 2. Z. North
up. Louis BuechstUys. W T. Blundon.
T. ". Seyfferth. George d. Larash, F. D.
Brandt. T. J. MOIlOy. J. Greenbaum. II. A
Benner. W. II. Richard. D. z. Garges.
/ George NJ Steele. William 2. Shannon,
Il. T. shannon, and Charles W. Walling
ford. The men named were unanimously
elected members Of the association.
The committee appointed at the last
meeting TO audit the accounts Of the re-
firing treasurer, Col. Ourand reported
having found the accounts correct the
books being kept in an exceptionally
neat manner. The report Of the commit
/ tee was accepted Mr.. Emig chairman
I Of the committe 20 consider the pur-
chase Of maps descriptive of the terri
! tory OF the association. reported that the
committee found such maps too ex-
/ pensive to be bought. and. in order 10
meet the views OF the other members.
maps had been secured from various real
estate dealers Of the section, and these
maps were submitted with the report
John Jimrie. chairman of the banquet
committee reported that he had selected
the following members to serve with
him: Gen. LeFevre. Col. Ourand. Messrs.
Graney. NOonan. Allan. Logan. Costinett.
SchTafhirt, Evans. Topham. Armstrong.
and Hoover. The president then ap-
pointed the following committees to serve
through the winter. ana upon motion
they were duly confirmed;
The following committees were named.
Membership No. 1-R Z. Logan. chair
man; A. Y. Leech. jr.. Carl c. King. Dr.
T. n Rice, G. w Nelson, w. +. Blundon
c. L. Heath, 3. F. Taylor. Frank T. Lin
/ ton.
Membership No. 2-J J. Cosunett.
chairman; George a. Schneider. u De
I Forest. T. z. Clements. O. W@bove.
Thomas ID. Walsh, Thomas J. Aueger,
;. ". Finch. T. G. A1uiT
/ Membership No. 3-John r Connor.
chairman; ". II. Cooper. y c. Perkins.
Henry Hull. II f. Chatneld, r. s. Wolf,
James O'CJnnen, +. L. Richardson, L. !.
Mathews.
Membership No. III c / Evans.
chairman: Julian T. Dodge. T. J. Sacks.
Fred r. Wheater, II. II. Beebe. II. 81.
Shannon. c. W Maupin. Geo H. Swy-
/ CERT, r. IT. Howard.
Membership No. George Topman,
chairman; a c. Day, B. c. Hall. w. J.
Grant Mrs. J. D. Thomson. s. s. Bonis.
". j. HELEN, 4. Anderson, Fletcher Mer-
edith.
Streets, Sidewalks. and Lights-J- c.
Sheehy. chairman; Jesse c. Adkins. Gen.
Benjamin Le Fevre, Roger \. Reeves.
Geo. p. Sacks, l. 5. Williams, r a Kel-
ly, Dr. Levi, c. Blake, Mai. Calvin Farms
worth.
Railways.-N. /. Chew. chairman; Jno.
Imirie. b. \ Allen. Dr. Hubert Young.
J. =. Huck, c. a. Ford, Dr. J. s. Allen.
a. =. Keefer, y. l. Nutwen
Press and Postal FacLties-J. r. Col
4 -r FL
c. D. Harrison. Frank McCIeUand. G. ..
Loehler, S. F. Compton. e. l. Moore, B.
E. Murray, J. L. McGrew, Z. J. Fuller
Sewer and Water-John Imirie, chair
man; c. Z. L. Flather. T. V NoOna,
George Topham, Z. w. ". Griffin. John
A Powers, Dr. F. a. Schneider. Edward
/ P. Springer. William +. Shannon.
Fire and Police PrOtection-Maj. Farms
worth, chairman; W. w. Alleger. William
Emerson. Thomas D. Walsh. Charles II.
f Jerman, F. a Blundon, \ s Riddle. J.
5. Riddle. J. T. Higgins, T. W. Coch-
ran. r. II. Howard
+ Parks and Parklngs-Dr. J. z. Schaf-
/ hirt. chairman; Z II Graney. c. +.
/ Bryan, Charles Z. Young. George Z.
I Grach, Rev. II. T. Stevenson. Frank P.
/ McDermott, Or. J. r. Mohler, James ".
/ Reisner. Ray Z AIiddaugh
} Schools and SchOolhoUseS-C E Emig.
chairman. Col c. n. Ourand Gen Be
Jamin lie Fevre. Samuel Gompers.
/ Rev. john NJ. Gill. Rev. E. NJ Mott. Rev
/ W. J. Houck, Albert Ruff. r Z. Logan,
+ r. l. Faris
+ Sanitation-Dr. Alex. Cobey, chairman;
+ Z. Q. Ulrichs. Dr. Thomas NJ. Chum. DR..
/ Elmer E. jackson. DIT. ". W. Aueger, DR..
( W. .. Fales. DR.. D. NJ. Ogden, ]. S. Allen.
/ r. z. Patton. LOTing d. Gaskill, John D
T Fall Stanton Weaver
( Value Of Permanent ImprOvement-J- c
/ 5. Burger chairman; c. z. Alden, William
/ r. Granger, VI. 5. Cooley. Joseph F.
MaTsden, Charles F. Young, Edward Rori-
( son, E. \. Jacobs, Charles Eisinger.
! TransportatiOn-T V Noonan, chair
! man; George 2, Killian, r II, Melick.
/ George T. Hawkins, T. Max Hasselbach.
J George A. Schneider. T. c. Ohm. F. J.
Cooksey, George L. Anderson, Thomas 2.
Wilson. and Fitzhugh Tayloe.
/ Members at Large Of Executive and Leg
/ isiative COmmittee-Gen. Benz. lie Fevre.
Samuel Gompers. Rev. Alex Kent. and
f Arthur Davis
4 motion was made and carried that
! the executive and legislative committee
/ be authorized to inquire into the Ques-
/ tion OF securing a new meeting place
/ tor the association. report on the mat
/ ter to be made at the next meeting
Resolutiors forwarded by the Columbia
I Heights Citizens Association. asking the
I Commissioners Of the District to take the
/ necessary steps to establish building
: lines in accordance with the act of Con-
gress approved June 2. 1906 were read
and referred to the committee on side
walks and lights for consideration and
/ report at the next meeting.
Notice in writing was given OF q pro-
posed amendment TO the constitution SO
as to provide for five membership com
mittees instead Of one. and of an amend
! ment to provide for the Reinstatement Of