The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-22

be given in this issue of the EAGLE, but 1t
will be printed in fall in few days, and
it is hereby promised that it will afford
the readers of the EAGLE, and particularly
those interested in the welfare of Wichita,
food for the most serious contemplation
and reflection, as it is certainly very en-
couraging
The secretary also briefly explained the
| financial condition of the board, which is
in good shape
EX-Mayor George w Clement then in
trodued the following resolution:
Resolved, That the thanks of the mem
bership of this board of trade be, and are
hereby rendered 10 the board of directors
and It's officers for the faithful, unselfisb
! and efficient manner in which they have
discharged their difficult duties, and
served homes ~ the best interests of our
city during the year brought to close
this night.
The resolution of Mr.. Clement was re-
ceiyed with applause and passed unani-
mously. David Hays made motion with
reference to clothing the operation of the
board with additional features which were
laid over till another time or until the new
members will have a chance to give it
further business before the board for the
present, the meeting adjourned until next
Thursday and the citizens meeting was
organized in its place with Ex-Mayor Gle
ment in the chair No important matter
being before the citizens meeting it, also
adjourned after considering some details
of the work Incidental to the admission OF
new members.
The work of soliciting new members
for the Board of Trade will begin this
morning in earnest, and every person who
can spare the time is requested to meet at
the Beard of Trade rooms at 10 o'clock to-
day, in order to receive their territory etc.
While this invitation is extended to every
good citizen, it has been thought best to
particularize in order that some Of those
who are expected to be present may be on
hand promptly. The following gentlemen
will be expected at 10 O'clock this morn
ing:
G. w Clement. c. E. Potts, James Alli-
son, J. E. Howard, o. Martinson, T. J..
Schwartz, H E. Case, R. c. Stewart p A.
Rohrbaugb, NJ. S. Human, W. J. Wilson,
A. Hess, +. w. Oliver, L. NJ. Cox, G. Fl.
Blackwelder, S. a. Mcclure. O. c. Daisy,
Z. II. Creditor, w. w. Pierce, E. T. Allen,
Robert Jacks, f. H. Lehman, O. H. Smith,
r. T. Bean, II. r. Fannin, G. g. Cohn, J.
7. Dorsey, A. T. Buckeridge, /. n. Singer,
W. a. Arey, J. H. Mccall, Charles Mos
bacher. q. G. Mathews, John w. Adams.
Taking the meeting all in all it was a
splendid one. Those present represented
the conservative business element of the
city and those whose interests are the in
terests of Wichita The feeling mani
tested was decidedly optimistic and there
was not a man there who if he had his
property turned into cash, would not turn
around again and stake every cent of it on
the success of the Peerless Princess IL is
all very well to hear four or five men talk
on the street corner and express their
faith in the ultimate triumph of Wichita
but when such men as those assembled in
the board of trade hall last night express
their belief in that idea it means some
thing, for their interests in Wichita are
large and all the most of them have in the
world, and therefore they have given the
matter more consideration.