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... arrangements as will correct the evil complained of . Seconded by Mr. Wood and carried . Messrs . Burch , Miller and McCracken were appointed on this com mittee . The election of officers being next in order , it was moved and sec ...
... arrangements as will correct the evil complained of . Seconded by Mr. Wood and carried . Messrs . Burch , Miller and McCracken were appointed on this com mittee . The election of officers being next in order , it was moved and sec ...
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... arrangements could be made to store all the surplus cars in the new State Fair Grounds , thereby relieving the tracks in the heart of the City . Mr. Darlington did not anticipate any trouble in that line , as at that time ( September ) ...
... arrangements could be made to store all the surplus cars in the new State Fair Grounds , thereby relieving the tracks in the heart of the City . Mr. Darlington did not anticipate any trouble in that line , as at that time ( September ) ...
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... arrangement when the rush commenced . After the first three days , we found that we could dispense with one of the freight houses and I think we could have gotten along without it altogether . We moved all the baggage out of it into the ...
... arrangement when the rush commenced . After the first three days , we found that we could dispense with one of the freight houses and I think we could have gotten along without it altogether . We moved all the baggage out of it into the ...
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... arrangement would apply to your station , because you will handle everything , while we handled perhaps half or more . of the business coming to Washington . However , I am pleased to furnish you all the information I can . First , we ...
... arrangement would apply to your station , because you will handle everything , while we handled perhaps half or more . of the business coming to Washington . However , I am pleased to furnish you all the information I can . First , we ...
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... arrangements other than the hiring of a few extra porters . Well our trouble commenced early , first , due to the fact that it was an opportunity afforded Pacific Coast people to visit their eastern friends , rates being made such as to ...
... arrangements other than the hiring of a few extra porters . Well our trouble commenced early , first , due to the fact that it was an opportunity afforded Pacific Coast people to visit their eastern friends , rates being made such as to ...
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141 Walnut St A. E. ROBBINS adopted American Railway Association Association of Railroad baggage BËRË Big Four bill BRENT ARNOLD C. A. DAVIES called to order Car Service Association Central Association Chairman Chief Joint Inspector CINCINNATI DIVISION COLUMBUS DIVISION Committee on Joint couplers Dear Sir defect card delivering road discussion expense F. G. DARLINGTON further business appearing G. B. STAATS GARSTANG INDIANAPOLIS DIVISION Inspec J. H. SCHWARTZ JAMES MEEHAN JOHN MCKENNA Joint Car Inspection Knuckles last meeting lines were represented LOUISVILLE DIVISION M. W. MANSFIELD matter meeting adjourned Meeting called meeting were read motion moved and seconded O. G. FETTER President previous meeting Print 141 Walnut Put-in-Bay R. B. TURNER R. R. Officers Railroad Officers Railway RALPH PETERS receiving road Regular Monthly Meeting rules seconded and carried Standing Committee submitted Sup't Superintendent switching road T. E. BROOKS tion Toledo track transfer Vandalia WOODROW-RYDER yard
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Page 97 - This Constitution may be amended at any meeting by a two-thirds vote of the fraternities represented in the Conference.
Page 46 - ... shall be elected for one year, two for two years, and three for three years.
Page 143 - Nation ; and be it further Resolved, That a copy of this resolution be spread upon the minutes of this association...
Page 24 - September 20, 21 and 22, 1892, the following officers were elected to serve for the ensuing year: President, Dr.
Page 13 - I do not know that I can add anything to what has been already said in the text of the Lecture on this point.
Page 164 - shall serve for three years, each, from the time of their election, or until their successors are elected and qualified," It is encumbent upon this meeting to take some action in regard to the trusteeship in question. It was moved, seconded and carried that the rules be suspended and that the secretary cast the ballot for Judge Rush R. Sloane as trustee for the next ensuing year, namely, from this annual meeting to the annual meeting of the society in 1906. This the secretary did and Judge Sloane...
Page 170 - Fairley, the Secretary was instructed to cast the unanimous vote of the Association for these persons as directors for the term of three years.
Page 21 - AFTERNOON SESSION. The Association met at 2 o'clock. Dr. Frost, of Charleston, SC, offered the following resolution, which was adopted: — Resolved, That the thanks of this Association are due to the retiring officers, for the zealous and efficient manner in which their duties have been performed ; to our late President, for the courtesy and ability with which he has presided over our deliberations ; to all the officers, for their attention to the laborious duties of their stations — not excepting...
Page 16 - A vote of thanks was then proposed to the auditors for their services during the past year.
Page 130 - I am sorry to say that I shall not be able to attend the meeting of the Harvard Dental Association or take an active part in its proceedings.