, 1892-06-21
MORE MEMBERS.
The Committee in Search of Board
Of Trade Supporters.
The Liberal Imducement TO Mem
BershiP in the New OrganIza-
tIOn--Matters of Interest for the

The Liberal Inducement to Mem
BershtP in Ihe New OrganIza-
tIOn--Matters of Interest for the
Public welfare.
With the reorganization of the board of
trade, decided effort will be made to in
terest everybody alike in matters which
will result to the growth and effective work
of that organization and the advance of all
matters for the ultimate welfare of the
city, President Q. ]. Lord, in speaking of
the new organization, said: "There are
many matters of Importance which the
board of trade can proftably consider, and
in this work 1 desire the united aid of all
business men add citizens. 1t is only by
their cooperation that we can hope to
conduct the board in successful manner,
and secure the results aimed at. The old
board of trade accomplished much, and
with the new organization on a working
basis, am confident that, with little en-
ergy and enterprise we can affect such re-
suits as will show at once the importance
of the movement"
Under the new organization, member
] ships extended to everybody on an unu-
sually easy basis. Admission to the old
board required each member to hold a
share of stock, which cost $50, and also re-
quired the payment of Sc per year as dues.
This is now done away with and every
member of the old board who held a share
/ of stock, or those who made partial pay
ments on it to the extent of $40, will be ad-
/ mitUed to the new board, while all back
dues will be cancelled. Others will be ad-
mitted on payment of the SUM of $40. The
r,1f I Ii
! IN advance, and dating from July l, 1892.
The committee on membership, consist
ing Of Robert Frost, Robert Mari. W. f
Mcdonald, Charles II. Aver, and r. f.
Whitman are now engaged in soliciting
names for admission to the new board. In
addition to this they are preparing list Of
all business men and property holders who
ought to be members. President Lord will
call meeting shortly for the receipt OF
such names, and the transaction of other
| business. One very important matter,
which will be of particular interest to resi-
dents of this city, will be an effort to secure
the reduction of insurance rates. President
Lord thinks that such facts, statistics and
arguments can be presented as will have
the effect of lowering the rates on all fu,
ture policies. All citizens, whether mem
bers or not, will be invited to participate
| in these and all discussions of public in
terest, which come before the board.
InOSe VINO are entitled TO mem DerShlp II
the new organization by reason of theil
having paid into the old board of trade the
sum of $40 on their stock, are:
Geo. S. Allen, Geo. A. Barnes, L. A
Bushon, John Byrne, L. Bettman, T. H
Cavanaugh, A. H. Chambers, Joseph Chill
berg, Robert Frost, John F. Convey, Mrs
Hale, M. Harris, A. Hartsook. @. s. Jack
man, G. Kaufman, T. 1. McKenny, 7. J
McBratney, Robert Marr, G. B. Mann, G.
Noschka, N. H. Owings, J. @. Horr, T. c.
YanEpps, Ben Vincent, Silsby & Weston
Benjamin Harmed, M. A. Root, Foster &
Laberee, F. R. Brown, S. G. Wood.
ruff. ]. R. Chaplin, L. F. Hender-
son, A. A. Phillips, T. NJ. Reed
p. H. Carlyon, George B. Scammell, P,
Dolan, George D. Shannon, B. w. Davis,
J. N. Squire, George Gelbach, 0. R. Simen-
son, Phil Hiltz, Samuel Stork, John P.
Hoyt Talcott Bros, H. Hadlan, H. W.
/ Whitney. X. HOsneider, A. D. Wright
| w. F. Ready, Samuel Wiley, William
Lemon, George E. Thompson, Val Milroy
A. GOttfeidt, DR.. Ostrander, E. A. Stevens
R. G. Obrien, S. w. Percival, Jacob OFT,
]. II. Wilson, N. S. Porter, Samuel Daven-
port. G. ROsenthal, George NJ. Savage,
Warren Riley, ]. W. Robinson, Henry
/ Sabin.
The committee will visit other citizens
and business men for the purpose of Sc
curing their aid in the work Of the board.