The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-04-09
C0EUR D.ALENE MINE MAKERS.

the ban- reality Seldom has larger gathering Of repre-
sentative principal industry for than gathered in
the Wallace Opera House Monday night to launch this project which it
hoped will bring and intimate knowledge Of the Occur
dAnes into the homes people all sections the English speaking
world.
No fight Of oraoy marked the meeting sentiment worked
up good good gathered together
project only for their good but the good Of their fellow
men here and elsewhere.
speech Of but few Cs H jackson, the temporary
president told the objects which it hoped accomplish He spoke
orcey and word he said bore the subject and enhusd his
who frequent applause and Immediately showed their
appreciation by mnifng desire elect him president
the nomination officers order But this to
be- Mr. Jackson declined not because he failed realize the honor
conferred by but because he felt the best interests Of the
association would be served by the election Of Of longer
in the district Herman j. Ro and Wesley Everett also
nominated and declined then Mr. Everett nominated Henry f. Sanues
who to the country made his here and
while doing the confidence and esteem and who that
his prosperity great willing continue his residence
here and invest his money the district for its further development and
up-~ilding.
The choice OF Mr. Sanue with popular approval and he was
elected unanimously president
mated and elected without dissenting voice He is Of high
ability and will lend weight and dignity to the organization John
Nordqut president the applause which
greeted his nomination showed the high esteem which he held in
the district.
For the directors from the district large Wesley Everett, Patrick
Burke Robert Sterling, W. A. Jones and Oscar Wallace chosen
and conjunction with the representatives chosen from the separate
districts complete the board of directors the organization is of
such will place the high plane where should be
Directors all districts thrteNuay,
Burke Mace BackbearGm Those selected good judgment
faith the district and who have the confidence and respect Of their
communities They H. j. Rossi f. N Barker, Michael ST. Clair
James Qunn, VIM Bryan, T. W. Hunt James Ieag H NJ Force
and Patrick Brady.
this board Of directors depends the the entire project
they will do their the wishes OF those who have
placed power in their hands feel assured That they fully
competent o do feel equally confident.
There have been active workers for the the oganiz
ton since inception but named on the same plane
with Wesley Everett who conceived the project and devoted his
time and for the three weeks to bringing about last nights
climax Secretary Topping has been constantly in harness and has
covered much of the district faithfully Oscar Wallace has lost
cason to sing its praises and help swell the membership H. Jackson
has been constantly touch with the and from outside Wal
lace the noceaby active have Patrick Burke Muan
Robert Sterling, of Kellogg Barker of Warner James unn
Of Muan; and Fred Richardson of Burke We might mention many
who have been pushing along the good work but this will suffice
When Of this cae their shoulders the wheel will move
and power stop it.
The object and purposes association been 50 often men
toned in The MINER that feel set them forth
would Of necessity be repetition high carried
resident of the district will be beteed mentally morally
financially
any any with the organization he should
keep himself The opportunity everyone express him
self Monday night and he failed to do that he should
complaint THE MINER would like have bylaws passed
by rather than whole any additions changes
suggested they could have been made and would
had shaping them is however, very high compliment
to the which excred its efforts frame bylaws that
be brief comprehensive and simple but effective This labor
performed conscentousy and organization has resulted
remains member do his duty and the young with
q rich crop Of golden fruit it comes to maturity.