The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-09

w GREELEY COMMERCIAL
c,uR WILL DO THINGS
,ca and Enthusiastic Gather
mo of Business Men Last
Wednesday Eve
organized

rnor fine Greeley Boosters boost,
,,ber towns will go to roost.
Ebe above lines were inspired,
like all inspired and good poetry
eeds diagram to discover It's
anine. In plain English, it
ms that Greeley business men are
,,ed and are going after improve
his in great big chunks, and are
|, no to pull down everything that
the air that might be good for
cjty. and have a look at it. 1t
n, also. that when Greeley secures
If wants of the good things there
be nothing left for the other
! Ips of Colorado, consequently they
Mt as well 90 to sleep.
(be boosting business started last
dnesiay evening. when collect
' 80 business and professional
licked the platter clean at a
ken pie supper given in the din
room Of the Iinita rian church.
ley will show the same energy
ttack and the same persistence in
hing up the work, in all the
ertakings of the Greeley CONNER
club. that are shown in the
atching of that supper there
be nothing ike it in Colorado.
dentally,at the close of the supper
club was organized with mem
hip of l0l, and with $3.50 in
ley to begin business with.
pnstitution and bylaws. and a
ID Of directors composed of the
Pwing gentlemen were chosen by
\. W. Jacobs. W. l.. Clayton.
}. Sanborn, RIG. Strong, Charles
|arter, Hubert Reynolds, W. NJ.
ner, O. O. Russell and NJ. A.
ker. B. b. Sanborn, who was
en- chairman of the preliminary
Ing held in the First National
paFIors a couple of weeks ago,
chosen chairman of this meet
ana postmaster of the banquet.
Pflefy outlined the object of the
eflhs and then called upon IL.
lett, who told of the work of
hallsas City Commercial club, of
III lie was at one time a member.
constitution and bylaws of the
icy oTganization are modelled
Those of the Kansas City club.
Tie conclusion of Mr.. Bart
remarks Fred f. Smith sug-
10 lhat the audience move up
" pafloTS of the church where
was better seating capacity.
nefe James w. McCreery, w.
.a''oh' Il. q. Strong, Mayor II.
a'so'l' II. n. Haynes. Charles
'ai'ef and others were called
iof short addresses.
1t oeSt thing of the evening was
'e' 10 the laSt-the talk on rail-
ne'sht rates and the manner
nun colorado is being discrimi-
against, by George w. Kindel
WI VINO came up on invita-
i" H. {. Casner of the Clough
ttufe house. For about an hour
N'iloeI kept his audience sur
a' The facts and figures pre-
The result was that ii. G.
wi suggested that the board of
WIS ol the club subscribe S25
~ ''e work of the Railway
p. ,,'''a' Law convention of which
A'naeI is a Colorado member,
"nich Is working for a fair ad-
.en, OF freight rates.
saaay morning the executive
A''ee met for the first time
's'hlled. At this meeting also
H. Carter, A. w. Jacobs,
bunker and o. 0. Russell re-
:, anu Fred E.Smith. jill. Bart
H. Y Wilson and Isador Roth
were appointed in their stead.
'So'os was elected president,
ii, '"',oorn vice president, l.
"''' treasurer and r.. G.
secretary.
'lle Mr.. Kindel was speaking
s'nbership paper was passed
Nith the result that lol MEM
'soed, They were:
bartlett. ., II. J. Hall.
~ "o''e' W. Davidson.
sa, c. j. O'Connor.
'noorh. =, ChaS, Hansen.