The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-02

pointed conference committee.
Following the adoption of the reso
convention was turned over to the Of
hcerS and members of the Old Santa
he Trail association. c. W. Black of
Council Grove, acting for T. W. Whit
ing, president of the association, took
charge of the meeting. Realizing that
1t was impossible to accomplish the
desired work of the association, he
announced that an adjournment would
be taken until 7 o'clock and that the
meeting would be held in the parlors
of the Everest hotel.
Resolution Adopted,
This meeting was a mere formality.
The resolution which was adopted at
the convention was accepted and an
other resolution which provided for
the approval of both roads was adopt
ed This was followed by the election
OF vice president and a secretary
from each of the principal towns along
the two routes and the meeting adj
Journed- The resolution adopted by
the aSSO citation is as follows:
Your executive board, with a feel
ing of malice toward none and in
spirit of hearty cooperation with
every good roads organization or high
way now established or to be estab-
lished, does hereby recommend that
we reafirm continued allegiance to
the road heretofore located and that
we stand by our original intention of
esta bIishing this highway as nearly as
practical to the old and original Santa
re trail and approve a location from
Usage City to Burlfngame. Scranton,
Baldwin, Gardner, Olathe and Kansas
City, and your board recommends
that the above mentioned towns, to-
gether with any other on or near this
highway who Will pledge their loyal
support to the highway, be admitted
to full membership in this organiza-
ton
List of Officers Chosen.
The following is the list of vice presi-
dents q ron he
cities on the two new routes which were
admitted to membership in the Old
Santa Fe Trail associations:
Burlingame-J. T. Pringle, vice presi-
dent: c. A. STAFFORD. secretary
Scranton-Dave Mahoney, vice presi-
dent; c. F. Bolton. secretary.
Carbondale-J. NJ. Pattison. vice pres
ident; J. B. Hewett. secretary.
Observation-Disclosures Bonel. vice presi-
dent; J. A. Kesler, secretary.
Baldwin-C. P. Ives. vice president;
NJ. NJ. Morgan. secretary
Edgerton-M. J. Kelly. vice president;
J. r. Whitlock,. secretary.
Gardner-F. W. Sponoval, vice presi-
dent; Arthur Brigham, secretary.
Olathe-D. H. Rodgers. vice president;
c. NJ Morris. secretary.
Overland Park. D. BreyfOgle, vice
president; John H. Plat, secretary.
Topeka-W ". Webb, vice president;
S. ]. Hodgins, secretary.
Lawrence-A- P Hail. vice president;
Ottawa-F. J. Miller, vice presidents
L. L. McKim, secretary.
Wakarusa-NOt named.
Willow Springs-NOt named
The Executive Committee.
The list of officers of the association
before the routes We're approved yester-
day comprise the executive committee |
as follows:
President-T. w. whiting. Council
Grove
secretary-Fr A Davis. Herring
ton
Treasurer-O. c. Billings, Marion.
Lyons-H. c. Gaylor, vice president; |
a. c. Blair, secretary.
Little River-E. r. Farrell. vice presl- |
dent; George Morehouse, secretary.
Windom-Ed LindelL vice president; /
]. G. Ulerey. secretary.
CCnway-Jess Allen. vice president. t
McPherson-E. c. Crazy, vice presi- |
dent; H. A. Rawland. secretary.
Galva-Chas. Grilly, vice president; !
R.. G. Barnes. secretary.
Canton-J. E. Champlin, vice presi-
dent; B. 2. stephens, secretary.
Lehigh-P. P. Janke. vice president; t
A 3. Hirschler.r secretary.
Hil1sboro-F. L Armstrong, vice pres
ident; S. B. Auenergardt, secretary.
dent; Rose Case, secretary.
Lincolnville-H. Tiemier. vice presi-
dent F. A. Smith, secretary.
Lost Springs-E. p. Maurer, vice pres
ident: c. F. Mott, secretary.
Herington-W H. Mott, vice presi-
dent; Frank A. Davis, secretary.
Delevan-A- L. Owens, vice president; |
W. W. Ray. secretary.