Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-12-17
CALIFORNIA AND COAST.
Proceedings Of The State Board Of
Trade.
SENATORIAL CONTEST IN IDAHO.
Stormy Weather Along the North.
ern COast-Railroad
Accident.
SENATORIAL CONTEST IN IDAHO,
tsrRcAL DISPATCHES TO TEE REcoaD-ua1os.l
STATE BOARD OF TRADE,
Proceedings of the Monthly Meeting Held
at San Francisco

SAX FRANCISCO, December 16th-Tti monthly
meeting of the State Board of Trade was held to-
day IN It's new quarters in the History Building,
Sacramento presided. Among those present
were b. Raap of Martinez. Tyler Beach of san
Jose, }. 4. Gorrissey Of stock kton, E W. Davis of
Tulare, J. s. McCue of San Rafael, John p Irish
and W: II. Mills OF San Francisco, George D.
Fiske of Woodland, J. A. Coldweu of Modesto,
Chico v
Respecting california on Wheels the
Boards travelling show, Mr.. Mills reported the
train now in northern Ohio. The route had
been altered, emitting Michigan, owing to GER
tain ear,heating restrictions OF Michigan rail.
ways The train is yet doing good service, but
literature for distribution is very short; in fact
the only pamphlet on the train now is one is
sued by the Los Angeles Board of Trade, aud
relating exclusively to Southern California
The Chairman of the Headquarters Commit
tee, Nj. Morrissey, reported that the present
quarters were the best and cheapest that could
oe nad. The room is a large one and 500 q
month is paid for H.. For the same space on the
Srouna hoor on Market street, anywhere below
Fourth, at least 81 900 and all the way to 81 500
monthly would have 10 be paid.
DR.. Ashbury Smith of Palermo ives announced
as the representative-elect from that fruit-grow-
ing community, which proposes hereafter to
pay s15 monthly to get the aid OF the State
S. ]. Mathes, of california on Wheels re-
ported that the distribution OF Los Angeles
pamphlet, containing an advertisement of the
Sauta re system. mad been stopped by order of
Major Lauck and q Board Committee. 1t was
explained that the Southern Pacific people had
declined to aid in any way in advertising auy
road which had refused 10 aid the travelling
show, and it was this stand which had caused
the order. The ''ad appeared in about forty
thousand pamphlets, and under instructions,
the page telling of the Santa Fe was torn out
and the circulation of the pamphlets continued
ior time. The Los Angeles folks were notified
by Nj. Mathes of the fate their pamphle. has
met
On motion of Mr.. Irish, it was agreed to ap-
point committee of five to arrange, if possible,
for the session in California next year of the
American Pathological Society.
The matter of renewing the exhibits and fit
ting up the new headquarters with a fine dis.
play was brought up. Several members spoke of
sending in a show from their respective locali-
ties, when Mr.. Mills interrupted to say there
were other things to talk of more important
than displays What the exhibition is for and
the aims and objects of the whole Board should
pc considered and looked at eandidly. He
favored an executive session for this purpose
and this was accordingly agreed upon
For over an hour the members had a very in
tereSting and candid talk, which gives promise
OF resulting in carrying ON the work OF the
Board with more yigor than has ever been
shown.