, 1908-04-15
BOOSTING
THE TOWN
CONTINUED from page ~


H. c. Beeler, the state g~eologist, In
which he said:
Your favor OF March 90 to the state
board of immigration is referred To
me, and We will be very glad to have
the help Of the Commercial club in GET.
ting up a pamphlet relative to Albany
county.
The number of copies we will print
Of each pamphlet will, of course, be
limited by the amount of funds we
have on hand for the purpose, and
would suggest that this would be a
good chance for the club to get a lot
of printed matter at a very low rate 2.
1T is u purpose to issue this as
soon as we can complete the 1908 edi-
.lon Of the state of Wyoming pamph-
let. and / will again communicate with
you as to the number and edition of
each county pamphlet, etc"
On motion of DIR. Hamilton, the mat
ter was referred to the advertising
committee, of which Mr.. Eggleston Is
the chairman.
j. ~. Daruoh Vi LOUISVILLE, H., asked
TOT concerning the Ameri-
can Gold Placer Mining company, own
ing property on Dougfas creek.
A list of about 1000 names of per-
sons who have made inquiries of e..
l.. Lomax, general passenger agent Tor
the Union Pacific at Omaha, the in
quirles relating to lands in the west,
with a view OF investment and settle
ment was represented.
MI. Augspurger n Mr.. Nalsmith
spoke upon the matter, the latter sug-
costing that some sort OF a printed
statement be prepared for mailing to
the lnqulrers.
For the Young Men.
west Side church, sent the following
note to the commercial club:
There has been a long-felt need OF
some suitable l~oaf1ng-place n a place
OF innocent amusement n recreation,
free from temptation n vice, for the
young men OF our city n the stran-
gers who s%ojourn among US. There
seems to be a general interest in the
matter, but nothing has yet been done.
In order that there may be concerted
action, 1t has been thought advisable
to have a committee, consisting of one
from each OF the various organizations
and institutions of the city to meet
and develop some plan whereby all of
the people of the city may be united
in one great effort to throw about our
young men the proper safeguard. VIII
you kindly appoint n member from
your club to serve on this committee,
a meeting OF which VIII be called early
next week.!
On motion of Mr.. Fitch, the sugges
tion by Rev. Woods was adopted and
PRESIDENT Simpson named Mr.. Fitch as
such committeeman.
Bills Ordered Paid.
On motion OF MT. Cordlner, the bill
og The Republican for $93.95 was or
drawn upon the treasurer for the
amount.
The bill OF Otto Gramm, E. j. Bell
and w. IL. Holiday, Tor 300, money
advanced in the Camp picture CONTRACT,
was ordered nal when there is money
IN the treasury not otherwlse appro-
priated.
Inc report OF the finance commit
Tee, J. T. Wlnslow, chairman, was SUD
mltted by that gentleman, n on mo
tlon OF MI. F1tch, the report was re-
celved and placed on hle.
ROAD 10 Maneuver lamp.
Mr.. Cortheli, chairman OF the com
mlttee on manufactures nnounce
the name OF f. 3. hlng as a emu
OIL the committee. de stated tnat the
commlttee had caiied upon the county
commissioners regarding the road 10
the amp the commission
ers having decided 10 pace the canon
road IN good shape, work Deihg now IN
progress on the road. MI. Corthen a
heard mat the war department VIII
assemble lo'ooo men on the
Crow creek forest reserve maneuVer
grounds regular troops ana
state militia, during the month OF Au-
gust.
Chairman Slmpso a Deer over
the road with the county COMMISSION
ers and assured the clup that by the