The herald., 1893-05-20
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..
PROCEEDINGS YESTERDAY OF THE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
A Long List OF New Members-Comm
tees Report-An Excursion on the
New Steamer Rosa1ie on
Thursday Next.

The board of directors of the chamber
of commerce met yesterday afternoon at
8 o'clock. There were present Directors
Freeman, Formsn, Severance, Hazard,
Edwards, Jones, Klokke, Eisen. Presi-
dent Freeman occupied the chair,
The committee on membership re-
ported, favoring the election of the fol-
lowing: Preston & Locke. architects ;
w. B. Stradley boots and shoes; Charles
Gollmer, retail liquor; J. A. Graves, at
torney; j. F. Conrey, attorney; Alta
planning Mill; s. A. Randall, capitalist;
r. E. Archer, land and water; F. E.
Browne, land and water. They were
elected to membership by ballot.
The committee on mbership pre-
sented list of delinquents. Final
action upon 1t was deferred until the
next meeting.
Director Francisco, chairman OF the
committee on statistics, reported the
following for membership in his COM
mittee: F. l.. Allies, John Scott, L. E.
Mosher, W. w. Howard. Their appoint
ment was confirmed by the president
and the board.
The committee appointed some time
aSO w akionkO AOt tAO OabCILh iuGub OI
thesSalt Lake council reported through
their chairman, Mr.. w. HI. Workman.
that the sum of $I30 had been collected
for that purpose, of which all but "a so
had been expended, and that the bal
ance was turned over to the chamber.
The report was Adopted and 10 vote of
-thaaks wtis passed TO the committee
The banquet committee of the cham
ber OF commerce reported through its
chairman, E. F. @. Klokke, receipts of
1864 and expenditures OF $S63. so, the
latter including all the cost OF the publi-
cation of the souvenir. The balance of
40 cents was turned over to the cham ber
of commerce.. This report was adopted,
and vote OF thanks was rendered to the
committee for it's efficient work.
The secretary rendered a report on the
attendance of the members OF the board
during the frat quarter, which showed
that Director Forman had been in at
tendance at all the meetings held during
that period when he was in the CITY. aud
that Mr.. Freeman had been in attend-
ance at all the meetings but one Other
directors whe had made good cfia for
attendance were German. Klokke Par
SONS and Jones. The secretary WIS in
etructed to send a copy of the report to
all members OF the board.
The secretary announced that an ex-
cursion had been rendered the members
OF the chamber on the Rosalie, Il new
and beautiful excursion steamer built
for the coast business. The offer oi the
excursion came from the Terminal and
Redondo Beach roads and from John u.
Adams and Capt Q. L. Dimond, ir., the
owners of the boat. 1t was moved and
carried that the invitation be accepted
Jor next Thursday afternoon, and that
the secretary be instructed to send
notices to all the members, but that no
tickets be given out except at the Office
OF the chamber; that the tickets be
made strictly non-transferable, and that
no ticket be issued to members more
than $4 in arrears for dues,
1t was moved and carried that vote
of thanks be rendered to Mr. J. NJ
Crawley and the Southern Pacific rail-
way for the courtesy of the excursion
rendered to the chamber of commerce
on Saturday last.
The board then on motion adjourned.