The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-04
MEN
HILL ORGANIZE
Hike Traffic Club to Be Or
ohnized Next Friday
Night.
TTEE SUBMITS
A FAVORABLE REPORT
mendS Plan on Which
fic Club Of st. Louis
II Is Run.

,eeting to be held at the Com
Hub next Friday night, an or
n of local railroad men, to be
a the Salt Lake Traffic club,
tganlzed. Such was the conclu-
he'd at q meeting OF about fifty
railroad men held in the com
pm of the Union passenger sta
ly night. The move TO organize
had its inception nearly a month
ii a number of railroad men met
Numerical club and discussed the
.ty of forming such an organ
) time a committee was appoint
Festisate the railroad clubs OF
les and submit report at a
to be held later, The report
'nitted by Chairman c. J. Nc
Ne meeting Saturday night, The
lplained that on July % last the
) sent out circular letters 10 the
7cities of the United States, and
!. Kansas City. st. Paul. Louis
lcago and New York. The COM
'ent over the reports from the
lties carefully and in its report
I to the club recommended the
which the Traffic Club of st.
) conducted, with the exception
membership be confined eXclu-
men employed by transportation
.s. Continuing, the report says;
Export of Committee.
build recommend. if possible, the
Ion of the club be made 10 date
l3ber /, 1910, and that the fiscal
from the lst OF October 10 the
The following September that
mo Initiation fee. but that the
he club shall be SO per annum,
October l and May l of each
We very carefully considered the
abf the advisabiliLy of undertak-
ltrm club and maintain club
th the usual paraphernalia OF
poms, bar. dining rooms, par
= and we are firmly convinced
account OF Salt Lake City al
7ng provided with FIVE clubs of
tcter. TO which many OF the rail-
4 already belong, we could not
sufficient membership willing TO
Il responsibilities that such cX-
= would call for to equip and
Ia club OF this character, al
is TO be hoped that in time
Il of the present organization
Ided might develop Into some
hut kind
It Louis Traffic club seems to be
4 prosperous condition.: is well
= does not get into debt: has no
13fhcers or employees, does not
" its annual meeting in the
~ November, for the purpose Of
~ officers. etc. at which time
F,e given TO the club. and in ad-
ntreto. the entertainment com
=ually provides for a smoker in
a dinner in April or May, an
June; dinner at one Of the
In September. and thus holds
Ix meetings annually, the ex-
which are betrayed out of the
51iry without additional assess
urlDg the winter months they
7sional MONDAY meetings at
81. AT which time luncheon is
a nominal sum. The members
sed to pay for such luncheons.
luncheon someone usually ad-
nc meeting for about fifteen
after which a discussion fol-
Il Louis Looks Good.
liz Louis club certainly appeals
the most practicable solution
sion for Salt Lake City at the
mic. and it affords an oppor-
closer fratcrnallsm between
of transportation companies
tuaI advantage.
Conclusion OF the report OF the
. some Of the railroad mer
ere I'm favor OF immediate or
FL but il was finally decided t.
pmmiitee on constitution anc
1 ppointed bcrore any definite
ard = permanent organization
En- The following committee OF
n and bylaws WAS appointed
. lit. chairman; w. e Yeo, IL. J.
NJ. Davis, T., Is. Erwin, w. c
j. @, Doolittle. After the de-
ave report from the commit
Institution and bylaws before
8 of the club were named, tn,
nomination committee was Sc.
IL will make its report at tho
the Commercial club next Fri.
j. H. Manderiield, chairman
Yer, Lou Haun, II. il. HunlSinS
arrcn, James Foley, Charlie.
G. Doollt,le, j, II. Duckworth
hing. T., A Starkweather.
Inspector Expected.
~pqCotf traffic ipg,,a,tor ~ I,, r.