The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-20

ward and his interest in the progress
of east Minneapolis has never tagged.
Mr.. Satterlee received 1873 Of the votes
cast. The board has been appointed
five members to serve term Of three
years, five members to serve a term of
two years and five members to serve a
term of one year. J. E. Ware, cashier
of the st. Anthony Falls bank, j. G..
Haynes, George Rose and W.. Y. Chute
as cashier Of the large east Minneapolis
bank, Mr.. Haynes as former mayor Of
Minneapolis, Mr.. Rose as one Of the
leading downtown druggists, and W. 7.
Chute of the real estate firm of Chute
Bros, and Mr.. Satterlee are we'll fitted
to be entrusted with the responsible
ties Of the club s welfare. On the two
years. and one year 8 terms are Fred
s. Barney of the Barney real estate firm,
G.. H. Tenant of the lumber firm, Frank
Lane of the Lane Hardware company,
Furniture company, Carl Schober Of the
Phoenix mill, A. H. Ives Of the Ives Ice
Cream company, Dan G. Brown city
controlled, G. NJ: Way, president Of the
Minneapolis Bedding company, Arthur
SWEET of the firm of o. T. SWEET &
Son, and Lewis Gluek president of the
Gluek Brewing company. All of these
men have been tried and proven true
to the East Side. -. 80. J. B.
The temporary officers were all re-
siected at the meeting Of the board Of
being as follows: James T. Elwell,
president; W. P. Washburn, vice presi,
dent; G. W. Meneilley, second vice
president; H. L. Patthey, secretary, and
W. Il. Lawrence, treasurer.
AS soon as the board and the officers
take up their responsibilities Of the clut
regime, they will find their hands full
in putting affairs into shape and il
planning for the many progressive
the club. Busy times will be in store
for the board and for the officers as.
number Of important questions and i'm
provements are to come up for decision
and action. - -. =
T First-There will, be the looking III
! of suitable location for the club rooms
Second THE committee which is to b.
appointed. on soliciting furniture, etc.
for the club 3 use will have to be in
structed.
Third-A promotion committee mus
be appointed to take up the matter
which will tend to further the growt]
and development Of the rapidly grow
ing East Side. =.
This last mentioned committee will
be in charge to take up the plan TO
a fine and large hotel in East Mime
apolis, an institution which is greatl
needed.
A theater is another institution 70
which there seems to be great demand
Uncle Sam s United States mail ough
to be housed in larger quarters and
new ,postoffice building is seriousl
thought Of. 1
The East Side needs a hospital ha
been the verdict Of many of the Eas
Minneapolis physicians for years, an
now with the assistance Of the me-
Commercial club, it is hoped by til
medical men in the city to see thej
plan materialize. :. +.
In business and wholesale circle
there. has been crying demand for
freight clearing house, and to the pr,
motion committee of the club will ia
the lot Of furthering plans for sucl
East Minneapolis as a center Of who'll
/ sale manufacturing has an enormor
! output of freight every year. At pre-
ent freight has to be hauled across tt
river at al additional expense to tt
: shipper and at a great loss of tim
With a freight house on the East Sic
I such drawbacks would be at once elm
4 mated. -i