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AFFAIRS OF THE ASSOCIATION.

The thirteenth annual meeting of the Association took place in the hall of the House of Representatives in the Capitol, at 8 p. m., March 2, 1909. Arrangements had been made for the meeting according to custom in the evening at the University, and the program had been printed and mailed to the members. This program announced the following papers to be read: "Stephen F. Austin and the Independence of Texas," by Eugene C. Barker; "The Case of the Brig Pocket," by C. T. Neu; and "The Services of Athanacio de Mezieres in Texas, 1770-1779," by Herbert E. Bolton. On the morning of March 2, however, the House of Representatives sent a committee to invite the Association to take part in the exercises to, be held in the evening by the two houses of the Legislature jointly, asking that Judge Terrell, president of the Association, deliver an address. The invitation was accepted; and, in order to prevent the exercises from being unduly lengthy, the papers of Mr. Neu and Dr. Bolton were omitted, leaving only that of Dr. Barker, as especially appropriate to the occasion. The motive of this joint celebration of Independence Day was most commendable, and, though it was hastily organized, the results were highly gratifying. The audience was large; the address of Judge Terrell was in his usual happy vein; and Mr. Barker's paper, though read under difficulties, was well received. It is hoped, however, that if another meeting of the kind should be provided for, there will be earlier announcement of the arrangements and more deliberate preparations for it.

The public exercises were followed by the regular annual business meeting of the Association, at which the following officers were elected:

  • Judge A. W. Terrell, president.
  • Hon. Beauregard Bryan, first vice-president.
  • Hon. R. L. Batts, second vice-president.
  • Dr. M. J. Bliem, third vice-president.
  • Mr. Luther W. Clark, fourth vice-president.
  • Mr. C. W. Ramsdell, corresponding secretary and treasurer.
  • Judge Z. T. Fulmore, member of the Council from the fellows for the term ending 1912.
  • Prof. S. H. Moore, member of the Council from the members for the term ending 1914.

On the recommendation of the Council, thirty-three new members were elected; and, at a meeting of the Fellows held subsequent to the adjournment of the Association, Mr. J. L. Worley was added to the list of Fellows.


    Gifts and Exchanges for the Year Ending March 2, 1909.

  • AMERICAN ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY, Worcester, Mass.—Proceedings of the Society as issued.
  • AMERICAN CATHOLIC HISTORICAL RESEARCHES, Philadelphia, Pa., April, 1908.
  • AMERICAN CATHOLIC HISTORICAL SOCIETY, Philadelphia, Pa. Records of the Society, as issued.
  • AMERICAN ECONOMIC ASSOCIATION, Princeton, N. J.—Quarterly of the Association, as issued.
  • AMERICAN LUMBERMAN, Chicago, Ill.—Sept. 26, 1908.
  • AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION, Washington, D. C.—Annual Report for 1906, and the Review of the Association, as issued.
  • AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ARCHAEOLOGY, Norwood, Mass.—Vol. XIII, No. 1.
  • AMERICANA SOCIETY, New York, N. Y.—Historical Magazine, as issued.
  • ANTIKVARISK TIDSKRIFT FOR SVERIGE EMIL EKHOFF.
  • ANUARIO ESTADISTICO DE LA REPUBLICA ORIENTAL DEL URUGUAY.— Vol. I.
  • ARKANSAS HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION, Fayetteville, Ark.—Publications, Vol. I.
  • BOARD OF PUBLICATION OF THE CHURCH OF CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS, Lamoni, Iowa.—Journal of History, as issued.
  • BOSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY, Boston, Mass.—Annual Report, 1907-1908.
  • BUFFALO HISTORICAL SOCIETY, Buffalo, N. Y.—Publications, Vol. XII.
  • BULLETIN OF BIBLIOGRAPHY AND MAGAZINE SUBJECT-INDEX, Boston, Mass.—This journal, as issued.
  • BUNKER HILL MONUMENT ASSOCIATION, Boston, Mass. Proceedings at the Annual Meetings, June 17, 1907, and June 17, 1908.
  • BUREAU OF SCIENCE, DIVISION OF ETHNOLOGY, Manila, P. I. Publications, Vol. V, Parts 1 and 2.
  • BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY, Washington, D. C.—25th and 26th Annual Reports; Bulletins 34 and 35.
  • CALIFORNIA STATE LIBRARY, Sacramento, Cal.—News Notes of California Libraries.
  • CAMBRIDGE HISTORICAL SOCIETY, Cambridge, Mass.—Proceedings, Jan. 28 to Oct. 27, 1908.
  • CHICAGO HISTORICAL SOCIETY, Chicago, Ill.—Collections, Vol. V; Annual Report, 1908; Publications, as issued.
  • COLUMBIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY, Washington, D. C.—Records, Vols. XI and XII.
  • DANIEL, J. C., Waco, Texas.—Proceedings of the Texas Peace Congress, 1907 and 1908.
  • DANIEL, L. E., Austin, Texas.—Types of Successful Men in Texas.
  • DEALEY, GEORGE B., Dallas, Texas.—Sketches of Travel in South America, Mexico, and California, by Z. N. Morrell; Adventures of Big-Foot Wallace, by John C. Duval.
  • DOCUMENTOS PARA LA HISTORIA DE MEXICO, as issued.
  • DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, Washington, D. C.—Durability and Economy in Papers for Permanent Records; What Forestry Has Done.
  • ESSEX INSTITUTE, Salem, Mass.—Historical Collections, as issued.
  • EVANSTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY, Evanston, Ill.—Antoine Ouilmette.
  • FIFTIETH SESSION OF THE (PRESBYTERIAN) SYNOD OF TEXAS.
  • FILSON CLUB, Louisville, Ky.—Publications of the Club, as issued.
  • FLY, DAVID R., Amarillo, Texas.—Consumption the Vampire of the Human Race.
  • FORNVANNEN MEDDELANDEN FRAN K. VITTERHETS HISTORIE OCH ANTIKVITETS AKADEMIEN 1907, under redaktion af Emil Ekhoff.
  • GALLAWAY, IRENE DABNEY, Waxahachie, Texas.—Matthew Gallaway and His Descendants.
  • HISPANIC SOCIETY OF AMERICA, New York, N. Y.—Catalogue of Publications.
  • HISTORICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY OF OHIO, Cincinnati, Ohio.—Quarterly Publication, as issued.
  • HISTORICAL DEPARTMENT OF IOWA, Des Moines, Iowa.—Annals of Iowa, as issued.
  • HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF PENNSYLVANIA, Philadelphia, Pa.—Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography, as issued.
  • HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA AND PIONEERS OF LOS ANGELES COUNTY, Los Angeles, Cal.—Annual Publication.
  • HISTORY OF THE PRESBYTERY OF PARIS, TEXAS, 1879-1904.
  • HULL, THOMAS, Carthage, Texas.—Texas State Register, 1868.
  • ILLINOIS HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS, Springfield, Ill.—Vols. III and IV.
  • ILLINOIS STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY, Springfield, Ill.—Journal of the Society, as issued; Transactions of the Society for 1907.
  • INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION, Washington, D. C.—Twentieth Annual Report; Special Bulletin No. 1.
  • JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY, Baltimore, Md.—University Studies in Political and Social Science, as issued.
  • JOURNAL OF AMERICAN HISTORY, New Haven, Conn.—This Journal, as issued.
  • KANSAS HISTORICAL SOCIETY, Topeka, Kansas.—Report for 1907 and 1908.
  • KENTUCKY STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY, Frankfort, Ky.—Register, as issued; Catalogue of Portraits.
  • LAFOLLETTE'S WEEKLY MAGAZINE, Madison, Wis. Vol. I, No. 1.
  • LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, Washington, D. C.—Some Papers Laid Before the Continental Congress, 1775 and 1776; Report for 1908; Lists of References, as issued.
  • LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY, Baton Rouge, La.—Fragments of Louisiana Jurisprudence; Bulletin, October, 1908.
  • MARYLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY, Baltimore, Md.—Archives of Maryland, Vols. XXVII and XXVIII; Magazine of the Society, as issued.
  • MISSISSIPPI HISTORICAL, SOCIETY, University, Miss.—Proceedings of the Mississippi Association of History Teachers.
  • MISSOURI HISTORICAL SOCIETY, St. Louis, Mo.—Collections of the Society, as issued.
  • MUSEO NACIONAL DE ARQUEOLOGIA, MEXICO.—Annals, as issued.
  • NEBRASKA STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY, Lincoln, Neb.—Publications of the Society, as issued.
  • NEW ENGLAND HISTORIC GENEOLOGICAL SOCIETY, Boston, Mass. Register and Historical Collections of the Society, as issued. NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY, New York City.—Bulletin, as issued.
  • NORTH CAROLINA HISTORICAL SOCIETY, Chapel Hill, N. C.—James Sprunt Historical Monograph No. 8.
  • OHIO STATE ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL SOCIETY, Columbus, Ohio.—Quarterly of the Society, as issued.
  • OKLAHOMA HISTORICAL SOCIETY, Oklahoma City, Okla.—Custodian's Report, 1907 and 1908.
  • "OLD NORTHWEST" HISTORICAL GENEOLOGICAL SOCIETY, Columbus, Ohio.—Quarterly of the Society, as issued.
  • OREGON HISTORICAL SOCIETY, Eugene, Oregon.—Quarterly of the Society, as issued.
  • OUR DUMB ANIMALS, Boston, Mass.—This magazine, as issued.
  • OUT WEST, LOS Angeles, Cal.—This magazine, as issued.
  • PASSING SHOW, THE, San Antonio, Texas.—Six copies of this magazine.
  • PEABODY MUSEUM, Cambridge, Mass.—Memoirs, Vol. IV, Nos. 1 and 2.
  • PENDLETON, GEORGE C., Temple, Texas.—Pamphlet entitled "Some Facts of History."
  • PENNSYLVANIA HISTORICAL CLUB, Philadelphia, Pa.—Publications, Vol. I.
  • PENNSYLVANIA SOCIETY, New York City.—Year Book for 1908; Souvenir of the Fifth Annual Dinner of the Society.
  • POLITICAL SCIENCE QUARTERLY, New York City.—This journal, as issued.
  • QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS, Cambridge, Mass.—This journal, as issued.
  • READ, MISS LUCY W., Austin, Texas.—Flowers and Fruits in the Wilderness, by Z. N. Morrell.
  • REAL ACADEMIA DE HISTORIA, Madrid.—Bulletin, as issued.
  • REPORT OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF LOUISIANA FOR THE PROMOTION OF UNIFORM LEGISLATION, Baton Rouge, La.
  • REPORT OF THE DELEGATES FROM LOUISIANA TO THE NATIONAL DIVORCE CONGRESS.
  • REVIEW OF HISTORICAL PUBLICATIONS RELATING TO CANADA, Toronto, Canada.—This Review, as issued.
  • ROYAL HISTORICAL SOCIETY, London.—Transactions, Third. Series, Vol. II.
  • SANFORD, ALBERT HART, Madison, Wis.—The Polish People of Portage County.
  • SCHAFFNER, MARGARET A., Madison, Wis.—Exemption of Wage; The Recall; The Initiative and Referendum.
  • SEWANEE REVIEW, Sewanee, Tenn.—This Review, as issued. SKINNER & KENNEDY, St. Louis, Mo.—Waters-Pierce Case in Texas.
  • SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, Washington, D. C.—Exhibits of the Institution at the Jamestown Exposition.
  • SOUTH ATLANTIC QUARTERLY, Durham, N. C.—This journal, as issued.
  • SOUTH CAROLINA HISTORICAL SOCIETY, Charleston, S. C.—South Carolina Historical and Geneological Magazine, as issued.
  • SOUTHERN EDUCATIONAL REVIEW, Chattanooga, Tenn.—This journal, as issued.
  • SOUTHERN WORKMAN, Hampton, Va.—This journal, as issued.
  • STATE HISTORICAL AND NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY OF COLORADO, BIENNIAL REPORT, 1907-1908.
  • STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF IOWA, Iowa City, Iowa.—Iowa Journal of Politics, as issued; Augustus Caesar Dodge, by Louis Pelzer.
  • STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF MISSOURI, Columbia, Mo.—Missouri Historical Review, as issued.
  • STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF NORTH DAKOTA, Bismarck, N. D.—Collections, Vol. II.
  • STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF WISCONSIN, Madison, Wis.—Proceedings of Annual Meeting, October 15, 1908; Collections as issued.
  • STATSOKONOMISK TIDSSKRIFT, Christiania, Norway, as issued.
  • TEXAS AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATIONS.—Bulletin, as issued.
  • TEXAS SCHOOL JOURNAL, Dallas, Texas.—This Journal, as issued.
  • TEXAS LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, Houston, Texas.—Handbook of Texas Libraries, as issued.
  • TEXAS STOCKMAN AND FARMER, San Antonio, Texas.—This journal, as issued.
  • UNITED CONFEDERATE VETERANS, Wills Point, Texas.—Minutes of Reunion of Division of Texas, 1908.
  • UNIVERSIDAD MAYOR DE SAN MARCOS, Lima, Peru.—La Antiguedad de la Sifilis en el Peru.
  • UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, Berkeley, Cal.—Bulletin, Chronicle, and Publications of the University, as issued.
  • UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO, Chicago, Ill.—Magazine, as issued.
  • UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO, Boulder, Colo.—Studies, as issued.
  • UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS, Lawrence, Kansas.—Science Bulletin, September, 1908.
  • UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI, Columbia, Mo.—Publications and Bulletin of the University, as issued.
  • UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, Lincoln, Neb.—University Studies, as issued.
  • UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA, Philadelphia, Pa.—The George Lieb Harrison Foundation; Bulletins, as issued.
  • UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE, Knoxville, Tenn.—Dedication of New Morrill Hall, August, 1908; Register of the University, as issued.
  • UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT AND STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, Burlington, Vt.—Vermont Bulletin, Catalogue Number, 1908-1909.
  • UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN, Madison, Wis.—Economics and Political Science Series, as issued.
  • VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY, Richmond, Va.—Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, as issued.
  • VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY, Richmond, Va.—Fifth Annual Report of the Library Board; Bulletin, as issued.
  • WAR DEPARTMENT, Washington, D. C.—Annual Report, 1907.
  • WASHINGTON STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY, Seattle, Wash.—Quarterly of the Society, as issued.
  • WILKESBARRE RECORD, Wilkesbarre, Pa.—Historical publications, as issued.
  • WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE, Williamsburg, Va.—Quarterly Historical Magazine, as issued.
  • WISCONSIN HISTORY COMMISSION, Madison, Wis.—Original Papers and Reprints, as issued.
  • WYOMING HISTORICAL AND GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY, Wilkesbarre, Pa.—Proceedings and Collections, as issued.
  • YALE UNIVERSITY, New Haven, Conn.—General Catalogue, 1908-1909.

TREASURER'S REPORT, MARCH 1, 1908, TO MARCH 1, 1909.

Receipts.

Balance on hand at last report$2,272 82

By membership dues 47 75

By current dues 997 25

By back dues 749 70

By life memberships 480 00

By sale of QUARTERLY 168 65

By interest on notes 144 42

By sale of reprints 4 40

By advertising 28 00

By sundries 5 93

Total $4,898 92

Expenditures.

Printing QUARTERLIES $1,082 68

Printing stationery 70 75

Clerical work 241 60

Postage 174 89

Special expenses 65 52

Binding 204 00

Stationery 59 95

Engravings 22 10

Exchange 30

Balance on hand 2,977 13

Total $4,898 92

C. W. RAMSDELL, Treasurer.

This is to certify that I have examined the above and find same correct.

H. Y. BENEDICT, Auditor.


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