The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-25
COMMITTEE IS ON
WAY TO COAST
Six Representative Citizens Are
Sent to Extend Welcome
to Brokers.
VERY STRONG INTERESTS
ARE REPRESENTED
Free Membership and Listing
Stocks Gratis Is Object
of Journey.

At noon Tuesday q committee composed
of six gentlemen prominent In mining ana
financial circles OF the State left for San
Francisco on a mission that is bound 10
result TO the great benefit OF tho mining
business of this State and Nevada II 1t
is carried to n successful conclusion. Ihis
committee was appointed by President
James a. Pollock of the Salt Lake stock
and Mining Exchange. and the members
thereof are authorized to extend hearty
welcome TO the brokers of San Francisco
Is Representative Committee.
The committee named by President Pol
lock is as follows Frank Knox ehoLs-
Holmes. Edwin G. Woolley, Jry and
Charles E. Hudson AS Will readily be
seen, these six gentlemen represent the
bankers and mining men OF Salt Lake ana
Nevada and the brokerage interests of the
unfortunate city on the coast
Nevada Looks to Salt Lake.
That Nevada kecnly feels the loss of the
exchange at San Francisco and reeoS-
center OF Nevada stock dealings. is en-
phasized In no uncertain manner by the
arrival of w H. Clark of Goldhcld In this
city. 1t Is understood that tho matter OF
opening the doors OF tho Salt Lake EH-
change to tho San Francisco fraternity
had occupied the attention OF the local
ing was definitely decided upon until the
urgent appeal OF the Nevada fraternity
came TO this city
Fraught With Much Importance.
In spite of the delicate character of this
committees mission. the members antici-
standings. Should tho San Francisco
brokers be induced to come to this city
IL Will mean great Increase In mining
stock dealing and 1t Will greatly benefit
Nevada and San Francisco as WELL pre-
senting as II does u solution of most
troublesome problem
Members OF the local exchange have
signed the following set of resolutions
confirming the action of President Pollock
in case a larger membership is TO be pro-
vided for:
Brokers Sign Agreement.
Whereas, the members OF the Salt
Lake Stock and Mining Exchange In eau
Gus assembled on April % 1876. have re-
solved to offer the members OF the San
Francisco Exchange Board a free mem
Gership In this exchange, II accepted by
May 10. 1906, and also to list free OF charge
such stocks as mt this time listed on
said San Francisco Exchange; and
whereas. said caucus has authorized the
president OF this exchange to appoint
committee to visit San Francisco at once
and make this proposition to tho San
Francisco Exchange;
Will Increase Membership.
"And whereas. in conformity with the
above, the president has appointed said
committee to act. and in case of accept
ancc of this proposition by the said San
Francisco brokers. IL Will be necessary
TO increase the membership of this ex-
change, now, therefore the undersigned
members of the Salt Lake Stock and Min
ing Exchange hereby ratify the said
action OF our president. and pledge our
selves to uphold the action of said COM
mittee and to vote for the necessary in
crease in the membership of this ex-
change whenever properly brought be-
fore US"