The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-23
IMPORTANT REPORTS
REUNION CosISuTTEEMEN TELL OF II THEIR WORK.
Lsrge Attendance and Enfhusfasm is Displayed n Especially Good
 Reports are Submitted to
 the General Con,nfttee.

There was a large attendance at the meeting of the General Reunion Committees at o'clock yesterday. and some Important business was trans acted.
 Many committees reported. some of which have practically completed their
 4; The Reunion Program Committee, Jndge John B. Fuller. chairman, sub- mitted his report. in almost complete form, subject to a few changes that may be made from efforts to secure some special numbers. now the subject of correspondence. It is not quite ready to be announced.
 Captain Sanguinetti reported that he had secured an excellent meeting place and on favorable terms.
 Colonel Lanier reported that the Finance Committee was making prog ress but some of the various sub -com- mittees had not reported.
 The Transportation Committed, one of the most important. will, in all prob ability. be able to make a favorable report on all railr pads entering Mont gomery by the time of the meeting of the General Committee this afternoon at o'clock. Some of the roads have already stated that q rate of cent per mile would be granted, but others have not informed the committee as to their intentions in this regard. 1t it hoped and confidently expected by the committeeman. that all roads will make the low rate. always heretofore granted.
 pr. Mount for the Committee on Medicines and Ambulance made a most acceptable report. His committee has arranged for free treatment in case of emergencies. at all the local infirma- rfes and hospitals, and has arranged it's headquarters. where, ct all hours of the day, members will be in attend ance to give quick and effective treat ment to any veterans who should be so unfortunate as to meet with sick ness or accident while at the reunion. This report was received with much
 Judge W. c. Fuller, chairman of the Committee on Information and Quar- ters. reported that he was meeting with ready responses to calls for contribu- tions and for places of abode, and that he had perfected arrangements for quarters for such of the veterans in attendance who would be entertained free. This is an Important committee and the rep ort was q gratifying one to the General Committee.
 The work of preparing for the con- ventior and reunion is progressing in most satisfactory manner and all com miteemen have been actively at work. There are some three weeks yet be- fore the date, and with all general matters 50 we'll in hand at the time. 1t is only necessary to complete details which will be done shortly and full announcements made accordingly.
 The General Committee is anxious that the attendance be large, as prep aration Is being made on scale that will allow for good surplus. and fl is especially desirable that 1t should be known that Montg emery is better able now to entertain a large reunion than at anytime heretofore. The character of men in chargesof this occasion is q safe guarantee that 1t will meet the highest expectations.
 General Chairman John G. Cromme. lin expressed himself as much pleas ed over conditions at present and ths excellent prospects for the seventh re union convention of, the United Con federate Veterans. 7S eyAS I
 The next meeting will be at 5 c'clocl | this afternoon.