The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-03

j. L. LYNCH, treasurer.
Executive Board.
j. T. DoNNELAN,
G. E. WANTLAND,
HARVEY HARDY,
w. L. BROWN,
J. T. JACK,
JOHN A GRoEsBECK,
j. L. BOWMAN,
w. L. BARRET,
Wdys aud Means.
E. B. VICES,
J. G. CoNkLIN,
w. E. CRUTCHER.
Committee on Membership.
GLEN MILLER.
@. l.. HANNANAN.
JOSEPH WILKINSON.
A. II. STRINGER.
A. H. MAYNE.
Committee on Arbitration.
FRED LEONARD.
w. A. COOPER.
H. J. MATHEWS.
OoCAR GRosCHELL.
GEORGE A. SPENCER.
W. L. Brown, in an eloquent address,
moved that inasnuch as the burden and
risks of the organization rested on tn e
shoulders of the charter members, that
they be exempt from paying the first in
Stallment of the semi-annual fee, and that
the same shall apply to all persons who
may join the association within thirty
days. The motion carried.
The members were requested to step up
and sign the constitution and bylaws,
when a great rush was made for the Sec
retary's desk and fifty names were at
tached in few minutes.
CHARTER MEMBERS:
D. Van Buskirk, Van Buslirk Invest
ment company.
Glen Miller-Miller & Miller, rooms,
Scott-Auerbach building.
John t. Lynch, 22l South Main.
j. c. Conklin, 20, Wasatch building.
w. L. Barrett, of w. L. Barrett & Co.,
267 South Main street.
Con Driscoll, 43 East Second South.
j. M. Nelson, 66 East Second South.
J. T. Stringer, Davis & Stringer, q
West Second South.
w. H. Waterman, Conway, Cole &
Waterman, 236 Main street.
| T. j. Leonard, 66 West First South street
NJ S. Waller.
]. H Whalen, IL and Is Scott-Auerbact
building.
A. M Jones, 249 Main street.
A. H. Mayne, 209 Main street.
Harvey Hardy, Midland Investment com
pany.
Charles S. Desky & Co., Scott-Auerbacf
building.
George a Spencer, Spencer s. Mills
paugh, SO East Second South.
Wiley l.. Brown, Brown & Dennis, 4
and As, Wasatch building.
7. L. Brown, Brown & Lord, 81 Yves
Second South street.
w. A. Cooper, G. S. Clark & Co., 25
Main street.
H. V. Meloy, H. V. Meloy s. Co., Is
Main street
Alfred Dunsher, 161 Main street.
NJ M McPeet, 2761I Main street.
William Fuller, no Main street.
Gus VIM. Swanstrom, Gus VIM. Swan
strom 81 Co., 800 and 301 Progress build
ing.
L. R. Sharp, L. Sharp s. Co., sc Yves
Second South street.
Russell c. Woodruff, IS West Secon
South street.
Wilkinson 81 Bennett, II West Secon
South street.
Joseph Wilkinson, II West Second Sout
street
j. NJ. Kennedy, Beck, Stepan s. Ken
nedy, 239 Main street
]. Donnellan, Ingram & Donnellan, l
West Second South.
w H Rel, Rell g. Souther, 4 and Scott
Auerbach building
H. j. Matthews, Varey & Matthews, %
South Main street.
George A Meears, "Clear Title,n rooms
! and Culmer building.
: Vernon G. Mathews. 6615 East Secon
South street.
w. E. Contcher, E. F. Jones & Co., 16
. South Main.
= c. E. Mainland, POI South Main.
r Oscar Groshell, Smiley, Groshell & Co
5 217 South Main street
i ID. H. McAllister, McAllister Bros. q
South Main street.
p. L. Perkes, Perkes g. Osborn, 16 Eas
2 First South.
e ]. F. Jack, 235 South Main street.
i DE. V. Fohlin, 26 West Second South.
l. H. G. Lett, PSI South Main.
]. A. Morlan, Thirteenth ward, Secon
f South.
e ]. w. Thompson, Wasatch. 209 Sout
T Main street
A motion to adopt the report as Who'll
brought Waterman TO his feet, and Water
? man innocently enough put his footinto tn
Ice by saying that he was not present at tn
last meeting, and that it appeared to hir
n like a put up job.n This raised Van Ru,
!. kirk, who jumped on Waterman with bot
y feet and backed up the labors of the con
= mlttee In a speech that had bristles on If.
q 1T is my business" he said, ito atteu
n all the meetings of the exchange or sh,
It up"
e William Fuller set another storm brey
n ing by saying that the report struck him ;
!, rejecting on the old board. and suggeste
q that while they had such men as Conklin,
!. Hardy and Lynch, it was not exactly ii
n right thing to pick up the newcomers to tt
5 exclusion of the old citizens
Mr.. Lett said he would like very much
, have other nominations, and that he neitht
" sought the nomination nor had he desire {
purpose in it, AMI would be very gratef
to have any other person elected
> Mr.. Brown explained how the commit,
4 had raked and scraped the city for a sui
!. able person, and after canyassing the meri
- Of all the real estate men had found tn
- Mr.. Lett was the unanimous choice. F
!, paid a glowing tribute TO the nomine
- which was greeted with much applause
Mr.. Barrett said that the committee b;
done its utmost to secure the best men Il
the places, but that there were not oftic
enough to give place to all the deseryir
firms
Mr. Jack became SO indignant over Il
squabble that he moved 10 lay his own +
port on the table, but failed to get a secon
Mr. Conkling was nominated by Mr.. r,
ler but declined the distinguished homo
after which Mr.. Lett was unanimous
o. elected He was called for speech Al
responded as follows:
PRESIDENT LET'S SPEECH.
Gentlemen of the Salt Lake Real Estate Z
h change:
1 thank you for this expression Of your cor
dence.
am aware this organization is made up
the best talent of this city, men who are t