Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-06-25
CLUB. Met at the Curt Room Sat
 urday Night. EvertythiDg is Harmonious, and Good Results Predicted. Committee Reports and the Election
 of Officers ComDletsd.

There was an unanimous meeting at 1 the Probate Court room Saturday even | ing, of the Tucson Silver Club. Mem
 bers of both Political Parties were pres ent and universal good feeling prevailed among those presei {. One sentiment seemed to prevail, and that was that the Government must give us the need ed relief for-our silver industry. At oae period Tn the convention whilst nom inat!ons were in process for Executive officers, one gentleman of the Democrat ic party demurred somewhat to what he considered as too many Republicans being placed upon the Executive Com mittee. This was promptly and cour- teously met by prominent Rspu blican immediately rising and placing Tn nom- in8tiOn the name of prominent Dem ocrat; thIs was immedlately seconded and carried. There seemed to be one view taken of this silver question ard that determined one-namely-that it was question fraught with the utmost importance to the entire Pacific coast. To this end there was to be no swerv- ing from the path of duty, no jarrlng or discOrd to frusSrate the accomplishment of an end which meant the rekndling and lighting of our smelter fires and the busy echoes of many stamp mills. Jas Finley a prominent mine owner of Pima county and a gentleman we'll known for his liberality and an employ er of quite number or men was unani- mously elected chairman. E.. l.. Wet more was elected Secretary. Judge Sloan said that he would second the nomination which called for stated meetings and the appo ntment of Pub lie speakers to address the audiences upon this question, that 1t was one of education that meant everything to the west. Tn fact to the entire people and the best way to solve it was to come to- gether and discuss it and make our de- mands accordingly. Judge Chss Wright read the report of the committee on rules ard bylaws, the same were submitted and adopted. Under tenn porary suspension of the rules the club vent II to the election of the officers of the club viva voce. Several gentlemen of both political parties offered itJIng suggestions and there was a character istic demonstration of good feeling and unHnimity iD this meeting that presag ed the obtaining of the results to which this meeting was directed.
 James Finley was in the chair.
 The minutes of the proceedings of June 10th were read and approved.
 The chairman of the committee, c. W. Wright, stated he was ready to re- port on d constitution and By Laws which were read and unanimously adopted.
 Permanent officers of the club were placed in nomination and unanimously elected for the ensuing term.
 James Finley, president; J. s. Woods, 1st vice-president; A. B. Sampson, 2nd vice-president; Ben Heney, 3rd vice president: F.. L. Wetmore, secretary; Fred $. Hughes. assistant secretary; Thomas Hughes; treasurer; F. A. Stevens. Marshall.
 For chairman of the executive con- mittee Judge R. E. Sloan.
 Members of the executive are W. A. Hart, M. F. Shaw. c. ", Wright, Frank Proctor. EG-officios are James Finley, E. L. Wermore.
 Monthly meetings are to be called and speeches are to be selected by the executive committee for the purpose of discussing the silver question. c. W. Wright stated that Judge R. E. Sloan would address the first meeting. Judge Sloan heartily indorsed the proposition.
 The following gentlemen signed the