The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-10
TRIBUTES PAID TO
FISHER S. HARRIS
Weber Club of Ogden Expresses
Deep Regret Over Death
of Popular Man.
MANUFACTURERS ADOPT
SET OF RESOLUTIONS
Similar Action Is Taken by
Board of Governors OF
Commercial Club.

Matters regarding the death of Fish
sr $. Harris. late secretary of the Com
mcrcial club. occupied members of the
board of governors OF the club at the
meeting Tuesday afternoon beginning
at 1880 clock. At tho funeral, which
will he held in the auditorium Of the
Masonic temple. Wednesday afternoon,
beginning at o clock honorary pail
bearers will be Judge c. G. Goodwin
and a. j. Davis, very close friends
OF Mr.. Harris and members of the
board of governors, and the following:
W. j. Halloran. president of the club;
C., S. Burton, vice president; JOY II.
Johnson, treasurer; Il. T.. Miller, j. >,
Brausford, Ira H. Lewis, IL, z. Clark,
a. w. Carlson, William Spry, J. L.
Caiuc. acting secretary; Samuel New
house, John Dcrn, George T. O'dcll,
Samuel Wcitz aud II, J.. 4. Culmer.
Tho active pall-beareTs Will be ..
w. Powers, NJ. IL. Walker, James ii,
l.. II. Harding, John 5. Critch-
low and W. w. Armstrong. Members
of the Commercial club VIII attend the
funeral in n body. An invitation has
been extended TO the Weber club of
Ogden and it is expected that a large
delegation will be present from that
institution and viii attend the funeral
with members of the club here.
From Weber Club.
Following is "A communication from
the Weber club, Tuesday, expressing
sympathy over the death of Mr., Harris:
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W. >; Iian", 'tn' piesldeht Oh the CONNER
'Id' CIup'
behI S,r' We earn WIN HNtrSiue re-
Stet OF 'ne dc1lh ot tlShyT tiarlls. we
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son!d ana shall fcGl the loss hourly. If
IL bc your pleasure. We shall desire 10
have delegation present at the funeral.
Please advise.
''U'' 'H''r ~ 0TJiiiEEywOoD
President.
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:ilupu- ~ u, u,',a"E'' o. ~ InPayu ny ~
celNed at tho club luCsu8N, WAS "a rCSo-
luton passed by the Manufacturers
associations The resolution is dutcd
Novcmbor : as follows.
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!" ne IreslIIht ana 5oaid oil control
Nym'nefclai clup:
Gentlemen: Iht MdiiuiactpTers ASso-
,l1uob "I Jlah lalNeS thls means ol eN-
pressing 10 you Keen sorrow ana regret
OF INC lnSS SUSTAINED bS You IN inc u"Atn
oI Alr; llshcr > liInrrls;, An' n"t upon
Your booN alon" VIII rail- the deep pun
Hc prlNdunn, for among those who VIII
lnlSS III MN = supporter and iIiend Is
lnlS oi-all%a i"n. lie hc'prd 10 form IL
anu We Nlth II as an active member l"r
Il i"llS tIl", ana ms service ana Suorc-
pIThl moral support Will DC ever srat"-
1ulIN remembered AS VIII the able mlnd.
warm hcaIt ana personal charm thdt
"Iae lhn t4ir man among men;
WIN expression OF COINCIDENCE ana Win
hsSurauc" ol "c'p appreciation OF the or
I'uizhll2h lh3i Mr: ilalTIs 50 efficiently
managed We remain.
Respectfully.
Mn y az ~ llSIES NSSOllAilDN OF
lAlir -. +. tOl.LlsIT.
Secretary.
As = token of respect for the dead
secretary nf tbn Commcrc;,I cInb tbo
board Of governors of that orqgniza-
tion at the meeting Tuesday afternoon.
passed tho following resolution:
EtIlI Of sorrow AMI vim a Jcap sonsc
OF our heavy loss. tho governing board
of the Commercial club OF salt Lake
JUS iniln!I' ltEIcl IN lpSlnS luc lnNdlndblt