Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-06

stan Correspondence Of Every Evening
New CASTLE, Jan. 9. Nine members |
we're added to the roll of the Board Of /
Trade, at the meeting last evening, in !
the office Of Mayor Boyd, and there aro /
others TO be added 90 the roll at the |
meeting which will be held on Tuesday |
night next, In the rooms OF the |
Trustees Of the Commons, over the
poetofice. The new members are John |
e. Miller Of Dubois, Pa, one of the |
directors Of the Brylgon Steel Casting |
Co., William Lawton of the Will |
minRton Board Of Trade, COL James
j. Gegan, Capt. Willihm III. beebe,
Capt. Aquiln M. Hizar, Capt. Joseph |
Cofield, A. Bryson Taylor, George II.
Rennie, Alexander b. Cooper. This
makes the total membership n.
The annual election, which was
scheduled for last evening, according
10 the laws governing the body, was
laid over until Tuesday night In order
20 give each member OF the board q
chance to attend, 10 being thought
that a Misunderstanding had taken
place IN relation TO the time Of holding
she election. The regular meetings
are to be held on the first Monday of
each month, but the annual meeting
10 on the first Friday after the first
MONDAY.
The fiscal year was made to date
with the annual meeting in January
of eaoh year.
The bylaws, section No. 2, which
reads that the dues shall be paid quar-
terly, was made to read The dues
shall be- paid annually in advance. "
In relation to members coming in
and the rate OF dues to be charged II
they enter at any other time than at
the beginning Of the year, Treasurer
Cavanaugh was authorized by the hoard
to collect the dues pro rata according
to.tho quarters of the year previous TO
the close OF the fiscal year ensuing
Col. CavanauRh stated that he had
conferred with right members of the
board of Trustees of the Commons 10
relation 90 securing tho use of their
room In the Court House and they
were favorable to the request.
Acting on a motion made for a COM
mittee to wait hron the Trustees OF
the Commons TO make the request from
that body, President hliaaon appointed
Col. II. G.. Cavanagh and Mayor N. q.
Boyd as the committee.
The latter committee was notified by
Mr.. MoGrory that the public buildings
committee, consisting Of John y.
Mahoney, John M. Hnnoe aud Francis
deli. Janvier of the Trustees OF the
Commons, we're the proper persons 10
be consulted and they will Rt once
endenvor to secure their consent for
the use OF the room. lt 10 understood
that the Board of Trade will pay for
be ianitor for the opening of the room
and lighting the fires for meeting
nights.
Mayor Boyd told the members that
he realized that bis Office was not
large enough for meetings, but that
IN the event OF wishing 60 hold q COM
mittso or special meeting, the Office
was at their disposal at any time.
He was cordially thanked for the
generous olier.i The board has been
using the Office since August, whe n
the reorganization was effected.
Treasurer Cavanaugh was authorized
TO have 100 poatal cards printed to bo
used In notifying applicants OF their
election and stating the amount of
their dues TO the end of the fiscal year.
The report OF Treasurer OavanauQh
for the ending Of the year was pre-.
pared. but was deferred until the meet.
ing on Tuesday evening.
The members present we're; Pfesi-
dent Lewis n. Eliason, Treasurer Col.
Harry @. Cavanaugh, Mayor Evan q.
Boyd, A. Hermann PadheFe, A. Y.
Lesley George, Artemas smith, patrich
McGrorJ, Andrew Bryson, samuel 4.
Lane, Moses y. Fleming, acting score.
tnry.
The report Of the banquet COMMITTEE,
will be made on Tuesday night.
Adjourned.
The Board of Trade banquet is Oh,
subject Of moat Of the conversation il
this city and from present indioation
IL will not die out In a few days. Yhos,
who attended are so we'll pleased tina
they can talk of but little else.
Tue wal NTH Of expression of Juda,
Gray, who said he twas not a CUES
but al home az n host - has warmed
up the hearts of the people TO the able
jurist. The address of Andrew Bryaoi
shows what he 10 made OF and is
topic on the tongues OF all who hear,
u Is be delivered 10.
At the banquet AZ members out o
the 81 enrolled were in attendance
One member who accepted was de
tanned by death In his family. Hines
and absence from the city prevented
i've Others attending. This shows no,
greatly the people are Interested.
Mission Society Of the First Presby
terian Church was held in the Marbl
Han, yesterday. Interesting letter
we're read from a Mrs. Adams, wife Z
missionary In the Northwest, thank
ing the members OF the oroanizatio
for their timely and valuable Christ
mas gifts. A similar letter from Rev
Mr.. Adams, which was read at IA
CLOSE OF the morning service OF Cd
fresbyterian Church, on Sunday, wa
Iead again Yesterday afternoon. III
letter was touching and full of o.
lpTeasions Of gratitude.
New lights have beer Placed ;
aervice at point on North Seoon
street near the old potters' field, who
will prove OF much value &c the peopl
Of that locality, aud the employ OF
the steel plants who make use of ths
street 10 going to and from work.
light has also been placed on FIT
street north Of Delaware.
House for rent-Eliasons.
Miss CLARA A. X. Grimes entertain
the members Of her Sunday soho
class OF the Fins. Presbyterian Churcl
~ her home, on Thursday evenin,
The donkey and other games wei
INDUCED In and suitable prizes give
70 those taking part. Refteshment
were served at the close Of the games
aud all were pleased.
Al the session Of st. Johns Lodr,
No. 2, A. X. & A. NJ, on Wednesda
evening, the members will entertai
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