Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-02-21
Committees Appointed
Meeting Of the Trustees of the
Chamber of Commerce
AN EXHIBIT ROOM DONATED
Bill of the Seattle Chamber on Immi.
grafton and Statistics Endorsed
Thanks to Waldron

The Trustees of the chamber Of
commerce met at the Office of
Frank j. Hamilton at $3.50 yester
day afternoon with the president
and full board Of trustees present. The
committee on finance, through r. w.
Gillette, reported upon the final state
ment and accounts Of Treasurer Wal
dron and the report was declared ac-
cepted. The same committee was in
structed to make u statement Of the re-
port OF the secretary. Ell Wiikin and
George i. Mayer, appointed to re-
port, IN the form of Il resolution, upon
the bill recently approved by the Sc
attic chamber Of commerce on statistics
OF Immigration and agriculture, sub
mitted the following, which was
adopted:
Resolved That the chamber heartily
| iayOrs the proposition 10 at once estab-
| iish In the state a bureau Of statistics OF
| agriculture and immigration, as provided
| In the constitution. That weurpe upOn tho
| legislature promptactiOn upon said propO-
sitlOn that the state may reap the full
] benefit Of the opportunity that will b,
given TO advertise its advantages and re-
A'f7s AZ Allf 'blulll VI JlJHllIUI. our
/ Ing the year. That without endorsing OF
] opposing the manner Of constituting suci
| a bureau, In the bill approved by the
! Seattle chamber Of commerce, we c0rdi.
| ally and earnestly approve Of the .cop,
and object as set iOFJh ia said bin, and
urge liberal appropriation under suitable
| restrictions, 10 carry out any proper plan
| that may be enacted into law.
The president was directed TO ap
point the new regular committees loi
the present year as shown In the ap
proved list. The following member,
are to constitute the committees: Ad
vertising and printing, ii. l.. Dickin
son, q. ii. Culver and Ei Wilkin
membership,.M NJ. &. McDougall, Cyru
Gates and Robert Wardrop; public i'm
provements, a. Mckenzie, o. ID
Ames, T. T.. Monahan, G.. w. Wal
dron and |. Erankenburger; com
merce and transportation, Roland G
Gamwell, J. Ii. B!oedel, j. B. Scott, J
j. Donovan and II. w. Kinney; mu
nicipal affairs, 4. i. Bevans, /. Frank
enburger, Robert WaTdrop, j.. x. But
Ter and o. ID. Ames; property an,
finance; +. w. Gillette, NJ. &. Nc
Dougall and William Hedge; CORE
spOndence and statistics, q. II. Culver
i. +. Bevans, Thomas Henderson
William Hedge aud Il. w. Gillette
reception, A. II. Clarke, Charles Il
Taylor, A. Mckenzie, G. X. Larrabee
Roland q. Gamwell, j. j. Donovan
George +. Mayer, &. w. Waldron
Frank j. Hamilton and II. l.. Dickin
son; manufacturing, &. X. Larrabee
Il. w. Gillette, II. l.. Dickinson, I'll
Wilkin and NJ. G. McDougall; legis
lature and taxation, George i. May er
A. II. Clarke and Eli Wilkin; resources
and products other than mines anC
mining, Thomas Henderson, Rolant
g. Gamwell, &. w. Waldron, G.. r
Lathrop and /. Frankenbueger; mine
and mining, j. j Donovan, ]. II. Bloc
del and Cyrus Gates.
&. w. Waldron rendered the use Of
room in the Union block, free o
charge, to be used for the exhibition o
the resources Of the county under th,
management Of the chamber. On mo
tion, the offer was accepted and th'
thanks Of the chamber extended 10 Mr.
WhldroD, and the president directed 3,
take possession Of the room at once.