The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20
SCOPE OF SIX STATES
BUSINESS EXCURSION
1t Will Be One Of Greatest
Events Salt Lake Has Ever
Known.

The scopo Of tho Six States Business excur-
sion and tho benefits TO be derived from II
have not wholly been realized yet by citizens
OF Salt Lnko City. But those in charge are
confident that It Will be one of the greatest
events the city has ever known and the bene-
dts derived from tho excursion VIII be many
and valuable
Committeeman Advised.
Lyman r. Martineau has accepted tho chair
mnnship OF tho finance committee OF tho ex-
cursion and no has appointed Gordon Place
committee secrotary. Mr. Places first task
WAC to Issue letters to tho nnancs committee
advising mombers OF that committee OF their
appointments, ind mapping out the object OF
the Six states business excurs!on. which Is
business men from Colorado. Wyoming, Idaho,
Montana. Oregon and Nevada. and 10 endoavor
States to Salt Lake city.
call has been Issued TO members OF the
hnanoo committee for meeting TO be held
Monday afternoon, May 81, at o'clock, ut
tho headquarters OF tho NJ and NJ. association
The meeting Will be called to order at 5 O'Clock
sharp. the work OF organizing to be tho object
OF this meeting The personnel OF the finance
committee follows
Committee on Finance.
L. r. Martlnoau chairman: Leon Sweet G.
r. Cleveland, c. Q. Harris c, w. Num-, B.
F. Redman David ostlcr, Thomas Homer, w.
@. Romney, C. F. Bellemero, Murray Godho.
w J, Donnellan. C. O seyboldt. F. w. Car
dtn1r, MS,1, r. ,. M Breeder. J. A. Gresnwaid. III; H
Gray, H j schultz, r. L. Pritehard, Fisher
Harris H. l. Clark. F. j. Alexander. o. r.
Dieolo. George Austin c. w, Mount B, II
phi L. MorrIs John Montgomery Jr, Albert
Flshor, T r. Black. Charles Olsen, Lester D.
Freed. William Lambert J r. Barnes, Rays,
Wey, S. II. sharman. F, $. Fernstrom.
Reception Committee.
@ Streyoll chairman. Joseuh Scoworoft
Ogden: Louis Franklin. j. H. r. Franklin.
Lester D: Freed: H. Auerbnch. J. Henry
Charles A. ouigloy, H. 9. whitney. J, H,
Garrett Frank L soifrit, William fgeheort
Elliott Kelly. A. E Blunck. G C Goodwin.
Ben B, Haywood. Joseph Silver. W, s. McCor-
nick. nick. James Chipman. NJ IL Walker. L. 9.
CosErir, Joseph j Daynes, Heber NJ wells
Simon Bamberger F. Ebcrhardt. S E. Crager
H E Deardorff, r; E; Miller, P. W. Madsen
Judson, B: F: Redmen. Rodney lillian. J. P
webbor. George T. odeM. Louis cohn. D. F.
Bauer, p L. Doran Samuel Weitz. H NJ
Dinwoodey, Oscar Hcmenway. Gus Holmes
Houston. F. 3. Stephens, F. J. Hewlett. NJ
stockmnn. F, W. Francis. John Hughes. j
Tod Goodwin W c. Bosuo, Henry Byweter
Charles King. ]. Q. Crtchlow. Arthur Par
sons. r. s Campbell. 3 W Kelley. Frank
Knox. a. Fisher. Jacob Morltz: j E Lang
Denhaltcr. r, Mckenzie A. II. Roxrud. j W
DeLnno, A. s Reiser. George F. Felt, Orson
Romney. George Rust. Fred Solomon, Hyruu
Silver, Joseph F. Taylor, Mathonihnh Thomas
also Gov Cutler. the County Commissioners
Mayor Ezra Thompson and all State. county
and city ofnclnls.
To Visit Merchants.
A committee was appointed to visit the lines
specified after their namea. and 10 reach an
agreement the amount OF discount to be
allowed by oil tho merchants of tho city on
the lines specified. The committeeman arc re-
quested to flc their reports with Manager
Place at association headquarters Monday
night before O'Clock The members of this
committee Will ASCERTAIN from other merchants
carrying similar lines the exact amount OF
discount to bo allowed oil visiting merchants
for orders placed during the days OF the ex-
curslon, and the discount hXed upon will bind
all merchants entering tho agreement Dis
counts will be allowed only goods ordered
for immediate shipment.