Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-06
MEETING OF CITIZENS
NORTH WASHINGTON ASSoCIA-
TON HOLDS SESSIONS.

meeting Of unusual interest was held
last evening by the North Washington
Citizens Association in Haislips Hall, cor
ner LIST and v streets. Mr.. w. P. ARM
strong presided.
After the reading of the minutes Of the
last meeting Mr.. Hoover, chairman Of the
membership committee, reported the fol-
lowing names of new members: John
Maley. William r. Granger, William L.
Thurber. Stanton Weaver, c. E. Alden, F.
H. Melick, P. J. Cooksey, L. Perry Dan
lei. DR.. F. A. Schneider. Charles s. Esin-
ger, Elisha A. Jacobs, Charles E. Young,
Joseph F. Marsden, NJ. 8. Cooley, William
ton, DR.. Thomas NJ. Chunn, r. L. Faris,
Fletcher Meredith, A. Anderson, w. D..
HELEN. s. 8. Bouis William ]. Grant, B. c.
Hail. R. H. Howard. G. H. Swygert, L. ].
Taylor. F. A. Kelly, c. w. Nelson, c. E.
E. Father, Thomas G. Muir, John A. Pow
er, jr.. George p. Sacks, John D. Fall,
George p Killian. j. c. Sheehy, R. E. Mid
ward Rorison. G: L. Heath Edward P.
Springer, B. e. Murray, A. S. Riddle. A.
g. Ramisch. P. E. Northrop. Louis Boeck-
styns. William E. Blundon, F: w. seyf-
T. J. Molloy I. Greenbaum. Harvey A.
Bremen, William H. Reichard. Daniel E.
Garges, George M. Steele, William E. Shan
non, Herbert T. Shannon and Charles M.
Wallingsford.
The committee which was appointed at
the request Of Col. Charles H. Ourand, re-
firing treasurer, to audit his accounts re-
ported the same to be correct.
Mr.. Emig. chairman of the committee
to consider the purchase of maps descriptive
OF the territory covered by the association,
reported that maps had been secured from
various real estate dealers which would
answer the purpose Of the association.
Mr.. John Imirie, chairman, reported that
he had selected the following members to
serve on the banquet committee: Gen.
LIE Fevre, Col. Ourand. Messrs. Graney
Noonan. Allen, Logan, Castinett, Schaf-
hirt. Evans. Topham, Armstrong and
Hoover.
Another Place for Meetings.
Owing to the increase in the membership
motion was carried that the executive
and legislative committees consider the mat
ter of securing a new meeting place for the
association.
A communication received by the secre-
tary from the Columbia Heights organiza
ton, asking the association to take action
on the building line laws recently estab-
lished in the District, was read and referred
to the committee on streets, sidewalks and
lights.
Notice in writing was given of a proposed
amendment to the constitution to provide
for five members of the membership COM
mittee instead of one, and of an amend
ment to provide for the reinstatement of de-
linquent members A committee was ap-
pointed to prepare the constitution for
printing.
The question Of allowing pupils Of the
public schools who are delinquent in certain
studies to work on the same at home was
referred to the committee on schools and
school houses.
porcopna1 ~ Comm iffeec
The following committees were named to
serve for the ensuing year:
Membership, No. 1-R. E. Logan, chair
man; A. Y. Leech jr., Carl c. King, DR.. T.
M. Rice c. w. Nelson, w. E. Blundon, c.
Miss Sallie Westhorpe.
Membership, No. p. J. Costinet, chair
man; Geo. A. Schneider, N DeForest, T. e.
Clements, G.. w. Dove, Thos. D. Walsh,
Thos. J. Aleger, s. w. Finch, T. G. Muir.
man; w. H. Cooper, A. c. Perkins, Henry
Hull, H. F. Chatfeld. R. 8. Wolf, James
O'Connell, T. L. Richardson. l.. ]. Mathews.
Membership, No. Al. c. 1. Evans. chair
r. Wheater, H. H. Beebe, H. M. Shannon,
C. w. Maupin, Geo. H. Swygert, R. H.
Howard.
Presx and postal facilties-J. R. Colburn,
jr., chairman; Elmer E. Jackson, c. D. Har-
rison, Frank McClelland, g. 6. Loehler, E.
]. Fuller, 8. F. Compton, q. E. Moore, B.
e. Murray, ]. L. McGrew.
Sewer and water-John Imirie, chairman;
c. E. E. Father, T. v. Noonan. George Top
ham, E. w. w. Griffin, John A. Powers,
DR.. F. A. Schneider, Edward P. Springer,
VIM. E. Shannon.
Fire and police protection.Major Farms
worth, chairman; w. w. Alleger, William
Emerson, Thos. D. Walsh, Chas. H. Jer-
man, R. H. Howard, F. A. Blundon, A. 8.
Riddle, J. T: Higgins. T. w: Cochran.
Parks and parkings-Dr. T.. B: schaffer,
Stevenson, Frank P. McDermott. DR.. ]. R.
Mohler, James w. Reisner, Ray E. Mid
daugh.
Membership, No. bGeorge Topham,
Grant. s. s. Bemis, w. D. HELEN, A. An
derson, Fletcher Meridith. Mrs. ]. D. Thorn
son.
Streets. sidewalks and lights. c.
Benz. LIE Fevre Roger A. Reeves, George
P. Sacks, L. s. Williams. F. A. Kelly, DR..
Levi c. Blake. Maj. Calvin Farnsworth.
Railways-N. L. Chew. chairman; John
Imirie. B. A. Allen. DR.. Hubert Young, ].
D. Huck, c. A. Ford DR.. ]. S. Allen, A. B.
Keefer N. L. Nutwell.
Transportation. v. Noonan, chair
man; George P. Killian, F. H. Melick,
George A. Schneider. F. c. Ohm, P. ]. Cook
sey, George L. Anderson, Thomas B. Will
son, Fitzhugh Tayloe.
Members at large of executive and legis-
lative committee-Gen. Benz. LIE Fevre.
Samuel Gompers. Rev. Alexander Kent and
Arthur Davis.
Schools and school houses-C E. Emig,
chairman; Col c. H. Ourand. Gen. Benz.
LIE Fevre. Samuel Gompers. Rev. John M.
Gill, Rev. E. M. Mott. Rev. w. J. Houck,
Albert Ruff r. E. Logan, r. L. Faris.
Sanitation-Dr. Alexander Cobey, chair
man; E. o. Ulrichs. DR.. Thomas M. Chum,
DR.. Elmer E. Jackson. ]. s. Allen, DR.. w.
w. Alleger, r. E. Patton, Loring D. Gaskill,
John D. Fall. Stanton Weaver, DR.. w. D.
Fales, Dr. D. M. Ogden.
Value of permanent improvements. c.
s. Burger, chairman: c. E. Alden, William
r. Granger. NJ. s. Cooley, Joseph F. Mars
den, Charles E. Young, Edward Rorison, E.
A. Jacobs, Charles Eisinger.
Repairs to River Steamers.