. The street railway review . gers of collision. President Holmes: Gentlemen, I propose we close the dis-cussion, as our time is limited, and I will now ask for the reportof the Notninating report was read as follows: Your Committee on Nominations begs leave to submit the fol-lowing report: It recommends as nominees for officers of the Association thefollowing names:President. H. H. Vreeland, of New York;First Vice-President, C. W. Wason, of Cleveland, O.;Second Vice-President, E. C. Foster, of Boston;Third Vice-President, H. M. Sloan, of Chicago:Secretary and Treasurer, T. C. Pe
. The street railway review . gers of collision. President Holmes: Gentlemen, I propose we close the dis-cussion, as our time is limited, and I will now ask for the reportof the Notninating report was read as follows: Your Committee on Nominations begs leave to submit the fol-lowing report: It recommends as nominees for officers of the Association thefollowing names:President. H. H. Vreeland, of New York;First Vice-President, C. W. Wason, of Cleveland, O.;Second Vice-President, E. C. Foster, of Boston;Third Vice-President, H. M. Sloan, of Chicago:Secretary and Treasurer, T. C. Penington, nf Chicago. Members of the Executive Committee: Walton H. Holmes, of Kansas City; John A. Rigg, of Reading; D. B. Dyer, of Augusta; T. J. NichoU, of Rochester; G. W. Dickinson, of Seattle. Your committee has received several invitations for the enter-tainment of the next convention. It recommends the acceptanceof the invitation received from the Everett-Moore Syndicate tohold the next convention at Detroit. H. H. A. S. R. A. Colonel Heft: I move that the secretary be empowered to castone vote for the nominations as read. Carried. Colonel Heft: I move that it be resolved that we accept theinvitation of the Everett-Moore Syndicate to hold the conventionat Detroit the ensuing year. Carried. Mr. Sergeant: If general business is in order, I move you thatthe thanks of this association be tendered to the MetropolitanStreet Railway Co., the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Co., the ManhattanElevated Railroad Company and the other corporations and indi-viduals that have done so much in behalf of the association, andenabled it to have such adequate provisions for this convention andsuch a satisfactory convention altogether. I believe that a greatdeal has been done for us, and that we all appreciate it, and thata motion of this sort is certainly in order. Carried. A vote of thanks was also tendered to the gentlemen who preparedpapers and those who led the dis
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