. Official proceedings . y, H. W. Watts andJ. H. McConnell. After several names were suggested it wasupon motion unanimously agreed to name it the Railway Clubot Pittsburgh. The president declared, a recess to give those present anopportunity to enroll their names. During the recess forty-ninenames were enrolled. The President called the meeting to order, and it was thendecided to hold the next meeting at 2 :oo oclock P. M. Friday,Novemljer 15, 1901. at the Hotel Lincoln, Pittsburgh, Pa. Theinitiation fee was fixed at two dollars, and the Secretary in-structed to accept all those wishing to be
. Official proceedings . y, H. W. Watts andJ. H. McConnell. After several names were suggested it wasupon motion unanimously agreed to name it the Railway Clubot Pittsburgh. The president declared, a recess to give those present anopportunity to enroll their names. During the recess forty-ninenames were enrolled. The President called the meeting to order, and it was thendecided to hold the next meeting at 2 :oo oclock P. M. Friday,Novemljer 15, 1901. at the Hotel Lincoln, Pittsburgh, Pa. Theinitiation fee was fixed at two dollars, and the Secretary in-structed to accept all those wishing to become charter members,until the next stated meeting; then, upon motion, the club ad-journed. PROCEEDINGS OF MEETING OF NOVEMBER 15. IpOI. The meeting was called to order at 2 :oo oclock P. M., at theHotel Lincoln, with President J. H. McConnell in the following gentlemen registered:.derson, Thos., Moonev, E. P., Bole, Robert A., McConnell, T. H., Booth, J. B., McFeatters,F. R., Brown, John T., Mcllwain, J. D.,. J. H. McCONNELL, President. Organization, 3 Brown, F. Herbert, Noble, D. C, Campbell, A., Postlethwaite, C. E., Conway. J. D., Sherman, C. W., Diamond, P. Simons, Jas. E., Gies, Geo. E., Stowell, Myron R., Hogan, Sylvester, Stncki, A., HukiU, J. L., Sweeley, G. P., Hyndman, F. T., Terry, W. A., Jones, D. Tnrner, L. H., Kerr, Edward, Watts, H. W., Lane, Francis W., Wray, Robert, Mason, Stephen C, Wright, R. V., Miller, Marion M., Yohe, J. , W. President:—Gentlemen, please come to order. We will nowproceed with the regular order of business. The first in orderwill be the reading of the minutes by the Secretary. Secretary reads the minutes of the meeting of October 18,1901. President:—There being no objections or corrections, theminutes stand approved as read. Secretary reads the list of charter members. (SeePage 17.) President:—I would like to ask if the Executive Committeehas any report to make. Mr. Simons :—I received a message from Mr
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