The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-19
DELEGATES FOR STATE
B0ARDH0 STRADE8MEETS
LIST As &c ON PLETE d
EtiLE tsTTEN pa cEs is ANTlc: II
iRHTEp& 10 Y Rim G TUESDAY.


TIE BAN oUETsWlLLs BE Held AT
+ W,HEELlNe PARK
4; n rs, CASING. d III
WHEELING Va, June i To-
Tie ilst Of delegates chosen by the
saians industrial organizations in
ne Stats sto attend the Organization
etfng for a State Board Of Trade,
- wheeling on Tuesday; JuneE2o, is
ndg complete, and Secretary Naylor
stadS that from general Indications
aall attendance was anticipated. More
khan this ia gnumbertof towns in the
state while they have not appointed
isleg ties will have Representatives
here realizing thatSa State Board OF
iSade in this State means more than
g1ppears on the surface.
4 "; State Board of Trade-lf 1t is
srganized next Tuesday 1t will
segiIls be one Of the grandest insti.
tgtttmsS for the settlement Of certain
hiE moi cts that have been hanging
me for years, for concerted action
VII he brought to bear, in which the
iiass prog ressiye men, men Of brains
md push WILDE the chief agents. 1t
.ssii sbe interesting to know that the
itlitia tory work Of such an organiza.
Nm w vii be and the people of the
\ safe q nave right to look forward TO
NE mplishing Of certain things
! 49, q tthe betterment Of the people as a
bsafe
Among the prominent men who will
BE- here next Tuesday are Senator
sHlsner Hon. George c. sturgiss,
HIM Taylora5V Vincent. Congressman
DWener, Senator N. b. Scott, Hon.
i 9 g 81 Kinney, Hon. Charles Bur.
dette Hart and others. The special
a1Mmltt of the Wheeling Board OF
Irade composed Of James B. Mckee,
hsirman; Alfred Wilson, John Wa.
terh1nse "a Ian Brook, w. H. Mcclure
md Secretary R. B. Naylor,4 have been
8s'rskf ing hard for the success of the
pruiect to- the end that now practi.
sally an arrangements have been com.
\ nleted- The programme was issued
starfa y and rs Of an attractive ma.
tine VI
y Delegates and AIternates.
GLOWING are the delegates and al.
teSRates: & 4 ID. .;.3..
Rlitetield GhamberSsof Commerce
~ caplto, w; B. Mathews, E. c.
CalcpGd NJ
Clerks burg Industrial Association
Rmiias G. Brady. B. Brown Stout.
A m Board Of {Trade--W. NJ.
kiakaid " A. j. 4 Romine, Robert Wat.
son Scott Leach, Brooks Hineman.
Eksins Board Of Trade Howard
erland NV! H. Cobb, NJ NJ. Smith.
kaitmo nt Board OF Trade-o. S. Nc.
kSEIumlley George eBolt Sam r. MI.
Il 81 II NJ 4. 4.
siraaf5nm Board Of Trade-John T.
tsGfuR.
Hinton Board of Trader. +. Dun.
Ian and W.. E. Whitman.
S5 HliiG1Eaantown Board Of Trade-IIon
Heprge c. sturgiss. }a9s
New eEss artinsville Board Of Trade
;sa e, Klsoontz W. Clark; L. NJ
ephens, y. B. Morgan, B. T. Rich
Il SsdsnI lustus Eakin.
Wv Cumberland Board Of Trade
i Ballentyne, Percy Morphy.
RaliSershnrg Business Mems League
;;snrge w Summers, A. H. Gallfuss
y senasy Miller.
Hn1ingtons Chamber Of Commerce
H. q {. Miller, H B. Hagen, B. L. Prid
DE n y. Stevenson.
ST.. Stary's Board Of Trade-Joh,
r Stanley, R. r. Browse, o. II. Suck
West Virginia Wholesale Grocers
I. Assneiati on-Frank Armstrong, o
1rksburg; g. c, Lewis, .Jr., Charles
TIM b. Stevenson, Huntington; W
q; Nc oneaughey, Parkersburg.
State Bankers Association Ion
= IA # f ! 4 Brown: Kingwood; J. T. Cars
- Skladon, R. 4. Archer, Huntington; al
ttteruate G. Getzendanner, Charlie
~ raxn; 9 Z: s. Mckinney, Falrmont; F
sss: " sG;ilkeson, Parkersburg.
= stsrsville will be represented an
& ne delegates have been chosen.
%ellsburg and Moundsville wi
Ktsn send delegates.
~ NH he Programme.
4 Tie following lis the programme &c
Tuesday morning, afternoon and evel
fag:s
~ Tuesday Morning, 10 O'clock.
I9s5S u: scsnyention called to order b
sE;s Psesi1sat John Waterhouse, Of tn
Wheeling Board Of Trade.