, 1884-01-19
THE END ATTAINED.
Organization of BOarI Of Trade of
spokane falls.

1t has been long apparent that
Spokane Falls stood greatly in need
of unanimity of action among its in
habitants. While there has always
existed Il disposition on the part Of
the people, praiscwOrthy in the cN-
treme, to forward the just claims of
the place as an important and prom
ising point in the Northwest, yet
there has also been Il sad want of
that conjunction Of labor that makes
many things possible when made a
common cause, but which are unat-
tainahlc through individual action
alone. The accomplishment of OBJ
jects that have for their ends the
common good can only he hoped for
by united CNcrtiOns, Il long pull, Il
strong pull and pull all together.
Happily the results Of late public
meetings encourages Us to believe
that the people Of Spokane Falls are
aroused TO the necessity Of striking
while the iron T. hot and have en-
tered enthu usiastically on Il step that
will prove of incalculabIe benefit to
the city. During the past week sew
erdl meeting, We're held in CannOn's
Hall, largely attended by our repre-
sentative business men, which cul-
minated Tuesday evening in the
formation Of Board.Of Trade. The
organization was perfected by an
alaA..ti.ll af atisa fallaNuisaeF ..4aA.ss.,.l
President, 4. NJ. Cannon; Vice
Presidents, j. y. Glover, and Judge
+. \. Bcttis Secretary, VI. T. Hart
son; Treasurer, Frank II. Moore
Board Of Directors, Geo. T. Crane,
ChaS. Swccny, j. T. McCarther, L.
G. Cove, NJ. Thompson, Col. G. II.
Morgan and j. J. Browne. The
Board held another meeting Thurs
day evening, when the bylaws, reg
ulations, etc, drawn up by COM
mittee appointed for the purpose,
were read and adopted. Entrance
fees were put at SO, with 50 Us an
nual dues. 1t was decided to hold
regular meetings the ith Monday in
each month. Other business was
transacted at both meetings, but a
lack Of space prevents us from giving
full reports. We can only add the
several standing committees appoint
ed by the President
FINANCE.
L. c. Cove, T.. b. Hyde, I. s. Kaufman.
TRANSPORTATION.
Geo. T. Crane, Chas. Swecny, $. Open
hcimer.
EMIGRATION.
J. r. McCarther, II. L. Cutter, J. r.
Taylor.
ADVERTISING.
c. y. Buncc, L. J. Webster S. c. Hyde.
MINES AND MINING.
D. NJ. Drumhcller, J. n. Squicr, J. f.
Candy. e
MANUFACTURING.
W. C.Gray, l.. Zicgler, c. 5. Penfcld.
CITY AFFAIRS.
N. Glover, T. q. Watson.
LEGISLATION.
J. Browne, q. NJ. Forster, r. II. Nc
CullOugh.
PosToFFICEs AND POSTAL ROUTES.
Jno. l.. Wilson, A. +. Weed, T. c. Grif-
fits.
AGRICULTURE.
NJ. Thompson, c. IL. Morgan, Jas. +.
Roe.
JOINING AND JOBBING TRADE.
T. II. Moore, r. w. Forrest, f. }. Eel
loWe'.
WAYS AND MEANS.
Dr. J. Whctham, +. A. Belts.
TRUSTEES.
II. W. Forrest, $. @. Havcrmale, II. L.
Cutter.
The following is list Of membership
up to date.
$ Oppenhcmcr d NJ Drumhcllcr
J Glover Geo r Crane
Jas T. Roe EE Cove
\ NJ Cannon NJ Thompson
J = McCarther G Webster
+ A Belts CN Bunce
i II Moore } J Browne
T. Webster G. NJ Forster
o = Weed II Morgan
II l. Cutter LWilson
J /; Candy JR TAYLOR
Chas Swecny w Gray
} b Blalock is Kaufman
T. B hyde J y Squier
NJ r Harrison EJ Fcllowes
Dr G 5 Penficld Rev "a Watson
y l. Swarts ii Mccullough
+ NJ Dallam HIT Cowley
DIR j Whctham TIC GriiRtts
$ Hyde Chas McNab
LIiegler R w Forrest
w Kaiser = Dcuber
Paul J Strobnch $ G. IIayermale
w II Taylor