Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-09


coal famine anu appointed u committee,
which had the dcslftd effect. ln ustif
upn The railway companies % furnish
thls city with the coal uQuiret
Further action was ui.n btru o.
cdpapsn Tie coal supply or mauuf0.
tuliuy industries, pariitil iuy the sun.
ply ~ sacs co1l, u which large
qulntiiey are already consumed daily
la this city.
ricp- have nlrruty hcuu titon tn 4ca
that this city and Territory afr prlu.
crly represented ni the Wuhdis ItIr
opposition at Chicago. $50. aud 1903.
liis b. one ~ thu great Ut4i- which
willfall upon the new Bp1rl of Direct.
or. - proper vloits. Ono uuiirp ftr-
ftOry could De aroused 90 take proper
action. Au appropriation could tu tt.
cnrcl FROM Do iegisa,un. l@s.i,.
raising money an over tha territory
Tot tuai purpose. | al.O desire to- call
attention 10 tlc urW Chamber Ut Com.
mrfcc room, which will have tD he
properly furnished aud equipped. rns
Board 81 Directors h4s dtriitd ia ial.r
lhy means uy yivlugn grand 0ueulug
mlI ihry have, however concluded
70 lc, the necessary committee lr np.
I'NNIANNA ~ NNNf ENNNIfN'I|N Do MNNW VIII
su.."ed tue present. hoard,
70 viewing the work i1r the year
tnrru b. murh ciIan frr cuusr,tulsfiuu;
mnr.i hrs brrH acrlmpisi. tout much
rcuain- go hr lone hy tI..a who h4vr
ihe welfare vi tha cty ri haau. lhr
p..siHliiiN- WhIoh IuU .uf thwugHivU4
90 niatv iuisnpr OF tuc giputy-t pitlrs
in ihu western county .fa ~ numpr.
Du., iltt cr. % tire casual observer c.u.
mot uu, nrtle uppluuDUcs. The work
whirh have been uhIl .od o. carry un
during tAu yeas l4 acting pfesiduut
came uIun mr most unvXprytpdly.
ursife 90 uAple- my thanks % tho
Board " Director. WHO have added me
ig q mot elective WHuuur. and il the
tlcrlury aud iu 90. commissioner Of
the Trans. unfiIuu bureau. Niap t1thc
mumNri Ii the usp1ra,iiun luurHu,
WHO attended many meetings aud
Wlrhui 70 uu vlfiuu. com niiisas with
unuUuT zUll aud yurufy, I be-
90 tonIur my heartfelt thmiu. I trust
iilnt Boo ensuing gDtr will bfiug in.
crc's'd prosperity b. tlis city aud 90 its
ptpfiu. uniting tie different paroles
upon tnIH threshold but f0r one com.
mon good, assuring you that with
hear, AMI huld and hand I shall con.
unuu 20 work with you in aly dlr,U-
ton Wy which good may hc achieved.
The committee appointed no the he.
ginning Of the ycir with thc ,Nctp.
tluu W tly committee on mcmhnuiiip
Rud tun sanitary committee. have not
d0n' tIulr work GA rnuctuully ua was
luuoli alrd. The hcsi results can hr
obtained by active WORKERS GA these
committees uthp iuIuIc. beg tn call
thc attention oi tho committee On com.
m fe. o, tht liDt that most important
uuiltH dtvllvd upon thtm. Tile com.
mittUe should unite all merchants,
Whenever acilon Is necessary, In ~,
rnrd 20 failures OF Assignments. Thou.
slnis NJ dOilnrs annually could h,
saved by concentrating this work Int
the hands " committee, who should
see that nll mtmhufs OF Tire Chamber
OF Commerce are protected aud shnr,
equally Ia the assets. one solicitor
could attend 10 the entire work, pre-,
venting thereby attachments, lawsuits
anu the eating up Of a.sris by lh'
count and sheriff fees. This plan hn.
been adopted by the Chambers of Com
mvrco Of San Francisco, Denver ant
Kansas CITY, and works Ike "A charm
A number of members are now de
linquent for dues who could wei
afford 10 llquldatc the obligation. Thi
s. AN injustice 10 those who hav,
maintained the organization from yea
20 year and have often taxed them
selves doubly 10 carry ON the work ol
the organization. Those who nrc abb,
10 pay should tender tho amount AT
once TO the secretary. Otherwise, lei
them surrender their stock 90 the or.
gani9atiOn, In order that II may he
disposed OF 10 those who will come
into the Chamber OF Commerce anu
bear the responsibilities OF member,
ship with their fellow members.
would also recommend that during
this year quarterly meetings of III,
Stockholders be- hello, when reports ul
the president, secretary and various
committees should be- submitted.
Ere concluding. osirc to thank
tho prcss of this city for the powerful
aid given 10 this orsuulz,tiou In
fufthvriug any movements luHugunttd
by the Chamber.
Secretary Gillespie then read bis 70.
plu Of the work accomplished during
tue past year, Offering suggestions fOi
the coming year. Adopted and filed.
The report II the treasurer George
NJ. Downcyl, showing the receipts aud
disbursements OF tho Chamber, was
read aud adopted. IL showed that
~, 621. u had been collected since lac
had been In the office, nine months,
aud that Of this amount Ss,05l.63 had
been paid out, leaving balance Of
Sjis.1s In the bank 10 the credit OF the
Chamber.
Pres idont Simon said that there was
report yet TO DO made which Ia IT,
Importance oxccllcl any work over
accomplished by tho Chamber. lie To-
furred to tho valuable work u the
bureau OF transportation, and said that
only those who have given the matter
consideration could appreciate lts i'm.
pOrtancc. IL the mpmbers and busl.
ness mon would become Interested aud
secure the objects aimed at, salt Lake,
city would double liz population with.
IN u few years. He then called on w.
q. u. Allen, commissioner IL tie
transportation bureau, 10 read the re-.
port Of the results OF the Investigation
OF ,he bureau aud the suggesilong IL
had 20 make. At the close of the read.
iugand ~ adoption, President Simon
said that hu would supplement II by
stating that the work Of tho committee
was already bearing fruit.
Mr.. Pembroke suggested that the
proper place 20 present the report
would DO Mt the meeting OF the rail.
road presidents now In session In New
York, aud that steps should be taken 10
ito No.
President Simon stated that action
would be taken 10y the new Board OF
Directors,
The election Of officers resulted M
follows; President, Fred Simon; first
vIcc'prusldent John W. Donncllan;