Texas State Association of Architects

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,

we now proceed with the election of officers for the ensuing year and the place of meeting and that the president appoint a committee of three members to nominate the officers.

The president appointed architects Heiner, Tobey, and Tyndall committee on nominations.

The committee reported the following members for nomination;

President, W. C. Dodson, Waco

First-Vice President James Wahrenberger San Antonio

Second-Vice President Cortez Clark, Dallas

Executive Committee _ J. J. Kane Fort Worth. Chairman, Nat'l Tobey, Dallas. A. O. Watson, Austin, W. H. Tyndall, Galveston, S. P. _ Herbert, Waco. _

Secretary, W. W. Larmour. Waco

Treasurer, E. J. Heiner, Houston

The report of the committee was received and the secretary was insturcted to cast one ballot for each of the officers.

On motion of E. J. Heiner the ballot was declared unanimous.

Officers and Directors of The T. S. A. A., 1916-1917

H. A. Overbeck Dallas

C. C. Bulger Dallas

Roy E. Lane Waco

Ollie J. Lorehn President, Houston

W. J. Smith Galveston

F. E. Giesecke Austin

Roland Adelsperger and Fred Teick Fourth Vice President and Secretary, respectively, were both too modest to have their pictures taken.