Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-22
Leading and Prominent Citizens
Nominated to Act,
GEORGE A. LOWE CHAIRMAN
To uemoriaIize the city Council I'm
. Regard 20 Donation Of Pioneer
square TO the New Railroad.

In accordance with the motion made
at the citizens railroad meeting In the
Council chamber by Judge d, +. Col
born on Thursday evening, Mr. j. .,
Dolly this afternoon selected the FOL
lowing gentlemen TO memorlalize the
City Council in regard TO the donation
Of Pioneer Square for terminal facilities
for the proposed railroad to Los Angles;
COMMITTEE.
Geo. A. Lowe. (chairman3 Hon. II. VI.
Wells, VI. II. Walker, +. w. Center, W
w Ritter Fred Leonard. & W. PEN
rose. c. =. Mason, II, c.. Mcmillan, Al
thur L. Thomas, w W. Chusholm,
Geo o. Oden, j. J. Corum, Albert 5,
Reser G. +. Holmes, Wiley S Brown,
a. Hanauer, j. f. Woodman Edward
r. C0lborn, o. ]. salisbury Geo. NJ,
Downey l.. II. Farnsworth 3. G. Ray.
bould, l.. S. Hills, c. G.. Goodwin w. +.
Armstrong, John j. DAILY, j. G. Cutler,
Thomas Weir Charles burton, john
Henry Smith, John LOllin, j. H.. Bam-
ClawsOn, H. j. Faust, W. s. McCOr-
nick, Frank Knox. S. c, Park. George
NJ. Cannon. J. h. Game a. W. McCunt.
II. S. Campbell, w +. O'Meara, Joseph
Geoghagan Geo. Y. Wallace. T.. NJ.
Weller, Philo T. Fransworth, w. NJ.
Bradley, g. s. Varian J r. Houston.
r. c. Chambers. Henry Duw0Odey,
Geo. Piper, Geo. Romney n w. Clary-
ton, O. n. Petit, r. X Thomas, Henry
Siegel John Q. Packard. J.. vs.. Wilson.
j. y. Wood Simon Bamberger W. j.
Bateman w. H. Booth, Jr.. Geo. A.
Snow II. ". Lawrence, John T. Game,
LeGrande Young, Thomas w Jennings.
John Clark +. 5. Richards, n 6 Whit
ney. VI. c. Fox, W. II, Dickson o. ".
Powers, Samuel Mcintyre Oscar w.
Moyle, W. A. sherman Glen Miller, G..
A Qulgley, Byron Gr0O John O. Can
non, 7. @. Weber. w b. Preston. Jas.
II. Moyle. Reed Smoot. Henry Wallace.
S. II. Auerbach. j l. Franken James
Sharp, W. A. Nelden W. j. Newman.
@, $. Peyton Theo. Bruback. l.. B.
Wicks, j. A. Cunningham. 5. g. EW,
ing.
In accordance with the recognized
rule that 10 the one who moves the
appointment VI a committee belongs
the Craftsmanship OF the same. the hon
or would have naturally fwoiiei-ppon
the shouiiers+ o. .fiase VI, 'l.iie
reason that the choice has fallen upon
Mr.. Geo. a. Lowe to IN the important
position Is fully explained in the fol-
lowing letter received by Mr.. Dooly this
afternoon:
Dear Sir:-You recognize the rule
that 70 one who moves the appointment
OF committee belongs the chairman
ship by naming me as chairman Of the
citizens committee Of fifty.
Il thank you very much, but suggest
that there are a number Of men in salt
Lake who can render more efficient SER
vice. and be more fully representative
In that capacity, than | can. am
deeply interested ln the success OF the
movement. and win cheerfully work
under the leadership Of another !
therefore place the Chairmauship en-
tirely at your disposal. and suggest that
Mr. Geo. A. Lowe. or some other equally
prominent and able gentleman be
named In my place.
Respectfully,
EDWARD +. COLBORN."
At q late hour this afteroon there was
nothing further accomplished or any
move made IN regard TO the proposed
company. Senator 'lark's arrival In
this city is scheduled Tor next week
In the meantime Attorney O. y. Whit
temore and Mr. r. =. Gibbon are look