Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-11
GOOD WORK Of
COMMERCIAL CLUB
Il is Recounted in the Annual
Address Of Prest. Edwin
F. Holmes
NEW BOARD Of GOVERNORS.
Il Will Meet Next Week and Elect a
President for the Ensuing Year-
Other Important Business.

The Commercial club OF this city held
It's annual meeting Saturday evening.
when the following six members Of the
board Of governors were elected:
For three years-Gov. Heber NJ.
Wells, Richard p. Morris, Louis II.
Farnsworth, Joseph w, Houston, James
G. Mcdonald For one year-Charles
A. Quigley. Next week the new board
will meet and organize, electing pres
iient Of the club to succeed Col. Edwin
/. Holmes, the incumbent.
PRES. HOLMES ADDRESS.
The annual address Of Colonel
Holmes was then read, as follows:
Salt Lake City, Jan. 8, 1904, Board
Of Governors, Commercial Club, Salt
Lake City, Utah: Gentemen--.In sub
hitting for your approval my annual
report as president OF tho, Commercial
club II is my duty and pleasure TO first
Of all, pay tribute 10 the able and earn
est manner IN when my place has been
filled during the months OF my absence
abroad by the vice president, Mr.. JOS.
A. Silver. He has been diligent and
active IN season and out OF season In
the interests Of the club, and has given
much Of his valuable time to the many
public affairs which the club has at
different times, had under considera-
ton, Special commentator Ia also due
10 the clubs treasurer. Mr.. Simon
Banberger for his laudable and sue
cessiul efforts In raising the large sum
Of money necessary for the continuance
Of the public schools for the full term.
The club generally Is 10 be congratu-
lated upon Its success during the pros
porous year Just closed. The records
show that through It's board Of govern
ors and It's various standing and spec
ial committees, II has given attention
10 almost every question Of public i'm
poftance within It's province, and while
It's Efforts have not always been as sue
cesstul as was, perhaps, desirable, II
mas nevertheless and unquestionably
been the means OF accomplishing
great amount Of good for the commu-
my al large, and has demonstrated
beyond caval the necessity for Its ex-
Mtence as conservative but vigilant
guardian Of the public welfare.
ORGANIZATION THE KEY.
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