The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-17
MEN
INCORPORATE
Association Articles Filed With
Secretary Of State.
PROMOTE CITY AND STATE
GLEN MILLER AT HEAD OF THE
ORGANIZATION.

Articles Of Incorporation. Of the Salt
Lake City Real Estate association were
filed with Secretary Of State James T.
Hammond yesterday afternoon Until
the first annual meeting Of the members
Of the association in January. 1904, the
following officers viii serve until their
der the provisions of the bylaws:
Chairman-Gler, Miller
tary--Edward NJ. Ashton.
Treasurer. L. Perkes.
Board Of Governors. w. Houston,
j. T. Stringer. Glen Miller, r. NJ. Ash
ton and j. l. Perl1es.
{ The articles state shat the purpose Of
I the association is to promote and ad-
vance by social intercourse and friendly
exchange of views the best interests of
the city of Salt Lake and the state Of
/ Utah, and to harmonic ard promote
uniformity in the custom and usage OF
the real estate dealers Of the said
city"
] The organization will be composed Of
active and honorary members. The for
mer must be residents of Salt Lake
/ City. The latter shall be persons
deemed worthy of such considerat ton.
Honorary members shall not Zee re-
quired 10 pay fees or dues AID shall
/ have neither voice nor vote In the asso-
ciatiOn. Designating who SHALL be ac-
tive members of the ahilia non. the ar
ticles say:
Designation of Membership.
ANY reputable individual firm or
corporation engaged i'm the legal and
legitimate buying ard selling of real
estate in the city of salt Lake shall be
eligible for membership in the associa-
ton" Continuing the articles read:
Hrsr.n O. rr.r.
scented by any of its members, but shall
4 he entitled TO only one vote, unless in
diVldual memberships are taken in the
name of more than one member, In
which case it shall be entitled to as
many votes as it has individual mem
berships."
The articles provide for a member
ship fee of 81, payable i'm advance. The
dues for each active member shall be
So, payable in installments of 81 month
ly. i'm advance"
The control Of the association is vest
ed in a board Of governors, to be Sc
lected i'm the usual manner, the board
TO select its own chairman if the as
ISOLATION SO desires il; the Offices OF
secretary and treasurer may be vested
in one member A majority of the board
Of governors shall constitute a quorum
for the transaction of business. TIL
articles say that it shall DC the duty
of the board 10 carry into effect the
purpose OF the organization. to adopf
and amend bylaws. rules ard regula-
lions of the association. subject to thg
approval of the association, and to iii
all vacancies in office until the next an
nual meeting
Personnel of IncorporatOrs.
The members Of the association are
not made liable personally or individ-
ually for the debts or obligations OF
said association" The incorporation.
are.
Glen Miller. Walter G. futile. J. r
Stringer. Thomas w. Partridge. G.. II
Knowlden, manager Union Real Estate
company; j. n. Courtney. b. A. NJ
F'roiseth, James Thomson. J. DonnaI
ReaviS. Edgar =. Darling, Alfred Bell
J. L. PerlIes, @. w. Miller. J. w. Hous
ton. G.. w Johnson George SaZtOn. :
3. futile Thomas Homer, r. 3. Whit
temOre. j. A. BrOWr. O. +. Peterson, A
Richter. Edward NJ Ashton. W. TT
Hurd, F. W. Little of Little & Little
l.. s. Hubbard. James X. Shaw, George
NJ. McCOnaughy. Fergus Ferguson. N
L. Cummings, w. j. Halloran. ALFRED
Bell, J. r. Morris, John Weir, jr., Brig
ham s. Young for Young & Young, +
i. McGurrin and Clarence NJ. Cannon.