The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-05-13
STILL REsOLUTING.
CHAMBER OF CoMMERON ENDORSE
PROPOSITIONS.
Proceedings Yesterday of the Board of
Directors-New Mennbsrs-Res-
olutions which We're
Adopted.

The board of directors of the chamber
of commerce met yesterday afternoon.
There we're present Directors German /;
Forman, Freeman, Klokke, Parsons,
Jones, Hazard. President Freeman occu-
pied the chair.
The committee on membership pre-
sented report favoring the election Of
the following to membership in the
chamber, and they were elected by
ballot: j. L. Sanderson, livery; s. o..
Houghton, lawyer; George Rhorer,
capitalist; G.. w. Smith, confectioner !;
O. Pooley, manufacturers agent; O..
Laux, drugs Joseph p. Sylvia, groceries I;
George N. Shaw, light keeper; Ran
dolph w. Hill, physician; e Norman.
druggist; Julius seick, capitalist; r. s..
Weston, farmer; John Leo, merchant |;
Edward Amar, sheep raiser; James IL.
Dodson, ranchero; Edelmsn q Co., ship
chambers.
The committee appointed at the last
meeting to prepare resolutions in re-
Spouse to the request from the Salt Lake
City chamber of commerce that the
Los Angeles chamber of commerce offer
some expression on the subject OF the
completion of the railway between Salt
| Lake City and Los Angeles, reported
resolutions which were passed by q
| unanimous vote, covering the following
points.
Word has been received from the
| chamber of commerce of Salt Lake City
that railway is now pushing it's con-
struction westward into Nevada with q
| declared intention of continuing through
| to the coast.
The chamb Der of commerce of Los An
geles sends hearty greeting to the cham
! Der of commerce of Salt Lake, and begs
! to express the hope that at some time
| in the near future the two cities thus
represented may De joined by the pro-
| jected road, and that the chamber
stands ready at all times to assist in any
way the enterprise of building railway
to connect this city with the coal and
| iron districts Of Utah.
| A Communication from @. M. Wells,
| secretary of the California worlds fair
commission, urging the chamber of COM
MERGE to take action on the failure OF
Los Angeles county to be represented at
the worlds fair in respect to it's school
facilities, was read, and on motion the
| president was authorized to appoint q
committee of three to confer with the
proper authorities and ascertain what
could be done. The following were ap-
pointed as such committee j. HI. Book,
J. @. Sherer, E. K. Alexander.
A communication was read from 7. J.
Parsons, vice-chairman of the executive
committee of the transmississippi con-
gress, stating that an official notification
would be sent to President Cleveland of
the action of the congress with regard
to the irrigation congress to be held In
| Los Angeles next October.
On motion the president was re-
quested to appoint 0. Fl. Churchill one
of tHe delegates of the chamber of COM
MERGE to the conference of the board of
| trade to take place in Chicago, June
10th.
Resolutions on the subject of school
Of mining was offered by Director Par
sons, chairman of the committee on
mining, and was on motion adopted to
the following effect:
Attention has been directed of late to
the great advantages to be derived from
the establishment of school of mining
in this city which would aid materially
in developing hitherto comparatively
neglected but none the less highly i'm
portant industry in this county.
Sucn a school would be productive Of