The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-06-19

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lowing proceedings placed on the
minutes:
June is, 1906.
The City Marshals and Chiefs of
police, upon leaving Roswell, NM,
drew up in line in front of the de-
pot and gave three cheers and a
tiger for Chief of Police Rascoe,
Asst Chief Witt, and Deputy Sher-
if and Special Marshal Ray, who
were admitted as members of the
City Marshals and Chiefs of Police
of Texas.
Also rendered a vote of thanks
to the citizens in general of Ros-
we'll, the members of the CONNER
cial club, and both county and city
officials, for thsir kind and hospit-
able reception shown the officers
of Texas, also Chief Snyder and
Ex-City Marshal Britt of Amarillo,
Texas.
Upon leaving Roswell the asso-
citation was called in executive ses-
sion by Pres. J. H. Maddox on spec
ial coach furnished by Santa Fe and
Pecos Valley system,
The first order Of business that
was taken up was the adoption of
the song sung by City Marshal
Lowe Of Taylor, Texas, entitled
MY Lula" Mr.. Lowe being the or
iginator and the only man in the
country who can sing it. Upon the
motion of E. E. Simpson, Travelling
Freight and Passenger agent of
the Pecos Valley lines, seconded
by dozen of the members, this
song of Marshal loves was adopt
ed as the motto song of the asso-
citation.
Upon motion put by Secretary
Forrest, duly seconded by the en-
tire membership of the train, E. z.
Simpson, Travelling Freight and
Passeger Agent, Traffic Dept, Of
the Pecos Valley Lines of Amaril-
10, Texas, was made an honorary
member of the City Marshals and
Chiefs of Police of Texas.
Upon motion by Marshal Fred
Long, of Itasca. duly seconded by
several members, that a vote OF
thanks be extended to E. E. Simp-
son of the Pecos Valley Lines for
his untiring and pleasant hospital
ity shown the members and visitors
of the City Marshals and Chiefs OF
Police association on their trip from
Amarillo to Roswell and return,
making it one of the most pleasant
in the history of the association.
This was made unanimous by ris-
ing vote by every member present,
Mr.. Simpson responded in a very
neat speech. thanking them for the
kindness shown him.
G. A. Smith, manager Bureau Of
CriminalIdentihcation Dallas, Tex
as, responded to Mr.. Simpsons
talk in a very pleasant speech.
Upon the good of the order, ev-
cry City Marshal and Chief of Po-
lice was called upon to make a
speech. Everyone responded, and
were loud in their praise for all hos
pitalty shown, and in a general
way thanked every member on the
train, and especially those who had
the management and control of the
programgotten up for this occasion.
Several members paid great tribute
to W. M. Rea, the retiring presi-
dent, and also Chief Maddox the
new president, all pledging them
selves to attend the meeting al Fl.
Worth in 1907.
Upon motion by Sheriff Newman
of Jack county, seconded by sever
al members, Geo. M. Slaughter,
President of the American Nation
al Bank of Roswell, was made an
honorary member of the association
by a unanimous vote. Mr.. Slaugh-
ter thanked the association for the
honor conferred upon him in a neat
speech. He was followed by sew
eral others.
Mrs, Forrest, wife of Secretary
Forrest, was called upon for a