The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-09-19


lieve ever saw a finer display any
where, They had the biggest cab
bage heads, the finest onions, and all
kinds OF garden truck, They had
kafrir and milo, and indian corn, and
all field crops, and II was all OF
high quality"
Committees 20 BE Ready.
In order to get the appointments
completed, the meeting passed over
business TIL the president read his
list OF committees. Since organiza-
tlon, so many other things have oc'
cupied the time and attention of the
members that II has been impossible
to get the committees ready Now,
the president explained he desired
to get the membership divided into
working committees Of sufficient size
to handle effectively PROPOSITIONS as
they develop. Under this division
the Chamber OF Commerce would, be
enabled TO start TO work on any
proposition without going to the
length OF calling a meeting OF the
whole membership. In case a meet
ing was then needed the matter
would already be In definite shape
through the efforts of the special
committee.
The president then read the ap-
pointment first to the finance com
mittee as follows.
Flnance-Lon D. Mars, chairman,
o. NJ. Eakle, John II. Wills.
Committee Of City Builders.
eve are all tax payers" explain
ed the president, in speaking OF the
next committee, "and we are all in
terested in the way the city's money
Is spent. We are also interested in
building the best possible city. l
regard this city development COM
mittee as one of the most important
of all committees from the fact that
It can and will deal with the many
important problems that the city
must settle in regard TO drainage,
paving, streets, sewerage, and all
such subjects BY watching the
work Of the city, the committee can
advise in regard to the efficacy or
deficiency of the work. We want
all work done so that 1t will be per-
manent and so that one city admin
istratlon will accept that OF Its pre-
decessors and can turn It's hands to
new work"
In the course Of further discus
sion, the mayor Endorsed the idea Of
city development committee and
pointed out a valuable work which
the committee could do.
The president named the commit
tee as follows:
City development--R, L. String
fellow, chairman, c. X. Chanslor, O.
II. Nelson, L. b. Mitchell, c.. e.
Cakes, Lee Bivins, j. w. Crudging-
ton, NJ. c, Mobiles.
Continuing the president an
nounced the committees on:
Railways and transportation--H.
r, Morrow, chairman, w. H. Fuqua,
]. L. Smith, C. L, cakes, NJ. C. No
bles, r. L. Stringfellow, B. T, Ware,
l., B. Mitchell.
Adyertising-H. Joe Isaacs, chair
man, George S, Williams, W.. L..
Barnes, A. L. Spencer, L, B. Sim
mons.
Education--L. A. Wells, chairman,
j, E. Num-, C. C. Foster.
Legislative-C. e. Gustavus, chair
man, C. B, Reeder, Thos, F. Turner.
J. w. Crudgington.
Public Highways-C. Martin,
chairman, Howard Wilson, Jr, j. ".
Pottinger, j. E, Lundegren, Chas
Wolflin.
Membership-W. B. Patterson,
chairman, A. Eberstalt, John j. Nc
Knight, L. A. Wells, E. l.. Dohoney,
Fred Horsbrugh, J. A. Avery, r. w.
Graham.
Agriculture--J. NJ, Neeley, chair
man, f. w. Zimmerman, DR.. ]. w.
Cartwright.
Immigration-Fred Horsbrugh,
chairman, VIII A. Miller, Jr, John H,
Wills, r. B. Newcomb, L, A. Wells,
S. T. Pagan, w. y. Patterson, P. l..
Person, r. e. Coble, A. j, witt, j,
F. Sadler, Jr., H, p. d. Howard, R.
L. Moss, C. c. f. Blanchard, F. w.
Zimmerman, A. c. Barnes, S. j,
Slade, J, r. T. Bassett, S, G. Carter,
]. N. Petit, ]. NJ. Neeley, D. Gilyin,
John Gilvin, Chas. L. Green, L. C.
Lee, A. II. MolyneauX, r. H, Meal
pine.
Entertainment--Will A. Miller, Jr.,
chairman, A. Eberstadt, II. A, No
bles, A. Davidson, J. l.. Smith, D, w,
owen, Jeff D. Bartlett, c. B. Pash,
2. L. Person. Z. A. Davis. Jno. K