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of the secretary of state, and the said board shall have the power to administers oaths and to solicit and receive testimony on all matters relating to its duties. Said board shall hold its meetings at the state capital at least twice a year and at such times as it may elect and due notice shall be published of the time and place of such meetings of said board and three members shall for a quorum.
Section 4.
Said board of examiners of architects shall receive application for licenses and act upon them as follows: all architects who are at the time of the passage of this act members of the Texas State Association of Architects, and shall produce a state mint to that effect under seal of the secretary of said association and if at a meeting of said board held thirty days or more after such application [they?] be found competent and no good objection be made to the granting of a license said board shall issue to each of said person license to practice architecture within the limits of this state without subjecting him to further examination.
Section 5.
The said board shall
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as other licensed architects, of the state, in case he remains or intends to superinted such work. In case such architect fails to take out such license, he shall be liable to all the fines and penalties of this act.
On motion of Nat'l Tobey the convention adjourned to meet at 2 o'clock P.M.
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Wednesday - Afternoon Session
The convention was called to order by the president at 2 P.M.
The auditing committe reported the statement of the treasurer correct, and on motion of E. J. Heiner the report was received.
To the Texas State Association of Architects:
At a session of the Executive Committee, held at Houston, January 17th 1888, the following architects were admitted fellows of this Association - viz:
A. B. Bristol, Dallas, Cortez Clark, Dallas, A. O. Watson, Austin, [Gary?] M. Tozer, Dallas, Albert Ullrich, Dallas, George W. Stewart, Dallas, George E. Dickey, Houston,
Texas State Association of Architects Year Book 1917
Texas State Association of Architects Year Book 1917
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GREETINGS—AND AN APPRECIATION BY THE GENERAL CHAIR_ MAN OF THE WACO CONVENTION
It is with pleasure we welcome the visiting architects to the annual convention of the Texas State Association of Architects in Waco.
Our yearly gatherings are productive of much professional good and friendship among the members of our craft, and it is in earnest desire of the Local Committee and myself that each and every member present shall feel, when this convention is over, that is has been a thoroughly enjoyable and beneficial entertainment, and carry with him the conviction of the necessity of fully carrying out the objects of our Aassociation, which can only be conducive to our good.
In our business sessions let us put forth our united endeavors for the advancement of the profession, and when these daily meetings are over, we will eat, drink and be merry for the time, casting aside business cares.
To the material men and manufacturers, who have done so much for our entertainment, to them we extend our hearty thanks, and trust they will as fully enjoy the various entertainments organized by them and us as we ourselves hope to do.
Fraternally and cordially yours,
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YEAR BOOK
Texas State Association of Architects of Architects
Published by the
Convention Committee
of the
TENTH ANNUAL CONVENTION
held at
October 24th to 27th, inclusive.
Waco Society of Architects and Engineers
Roy E. Lane,President E. Mclver Ross, First Vice President Geo. C. Burnett, Secretary Herman F. Cason, Treasurer
Bertram C. Hill Robt. J. Potts Fred D. Booth D. F. Beaman Sam P. Herbert W. H. Prentice H. S. McCall R. J. Windrow Bart Moore, Jr. Geo. Gurley T. J. Palm