The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-28
Chalrmen of Standing d
tees of Commercial Club
Interesting Meetip,
TALK OF PUBLICITY.
WORK AND MEMBEl
Special Committee Nan
Advance the Welfare :,
Organization. (

publicity work and increasad !.
ship were the main topics fo, !.
at a largely attended meeting az h.
men of all the Commercial CHI /
committees at a luncheon NJ
private dining room Tucsaav -,
Tho meeting was marked wiz
thnSiasm and as Il rnsul, n, -. "
sion, the Chairmcn OF tho cnr,,s,..
solved themselves Into n sncc,ss
Tee and decided To meet ON a..
and fourth Tuesdays Of eact ~.
discuss all matters pcriainin. -. n'
fure Of the club. the city ana Il,
President johnson spsahs
President Johnson spoke b,,aa-
Work that had been accomplIshe<
Commercial club since tho ~
the chairmcn last spring ana =,
particularly the Organization ~,
lcity bureau. which Is now a.
ing a great work in advcrtIsInr
and state. and called upon n
Merrill, as a member of tbc +
committee of the publicity burean'
geBt In what way the work 60
rcau might be furthercd by the 4
OF the standing committees.
Chairman Merrill made an ~
talk on the aims OF the burcan, a.
that Its work could be adyar~
materially If the chairmen M ~
committees would assist in iurnlr
formation bearing upon the ress
Utah. Mr., Merrill said that IN
every industry In the state vc,
scnted at the meeting and he o.
publicity bureau should koen K
with the committee chaIrmen n
gather accurate facts and fynr.
their respective lines. He snoL>
ignorance of the people outsIde
in regard TO the resources al N
and added that the club has
work TO perform I'm putting bee
people Of the United States thc
tions OF Salt Lake City and Utah
O. A. Quigley on Climalo
Chairman Quiglcy OF the man
committee made an interesting
which he said that too little All.
paid TO tho wonderful climate o
He said he had Just returned fr1n
Of Europe and he had found nn|
Italy or southern France to COM
his home state and he thought d.
the club is telling about the .copo1
and other resources It ought mol
get the wonderful climate.
Speaking OF the work OF his al
and concerning increasing Tho
ship OF the club. Mr.. QuigIey sla|
II would he no trick 10 secure a
dred additional members. but IN h
ion there were not that many
citizens who did not already beloI|
club. He said. however. that thc
from two 10 three hundred md
ought 10 belong and pledged him
his committee To bring them al
Room for New People.
Col. NJ. NJ. Kaighn, of the co'
on lands. was asked TO tell WI
new people to be brought in hefc
publicity bureau could be pIacl
stated that thousa nds of acre
in this state which had been ca
worthless few years ago are d
ducing twenty. thirty and forty
OF wheat 10 the acre without wai<
there were still vast areas, that
brought under cultivation by var
are now wasted through fallurt
the cement pipe system adopted N
ern California. Colonel kaigbn q
over a million acres have alre11
thrown open and arc now av1I'
settlement and that more Land
thrown omen TO settlement even
Answering the question put 70
Mr.. Merrill. Colonel Kalgbn
amount of land yet 10 be culr'A'
far In excess OF that already uno@
Vation. n
Going to New Home.
President Johnson snnounced
club would move into its new hq|
in the next thirty days, and -
would then be plenty OF room
quent committee meetings ana
gested that the chairmeu Of the
committees form themselves lnt1
lar committee with the object q
frequently and discussing all NAV
tanning TO the welfare OF the e
CITY and the state After SOM
sion il, was decided In form q ~
composed OF the chairmen oil "
ing committees, and e. y. Iior
elected chairman OF this .coulu1''
Joseph II. Cainc was chosen
1t was decided that this comniti,
meet on the second and fourtn
of each month at 1880 o'cioch
iOurn at ] 80.