Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-12-20
From Fridays Daily

with Messrs. Chcverton, Drake,
po,., and Smith M tellers, the fol.
iovins twenty-five directors were
elected out of list Of forty.four
animated from the floor: X. N. Fred.
tricks. j. w. Finn, =. y. Hastings,
H. y. Looncy, NJ. II. Hazeltine, w. III.
Timcrhoff, T.. A. Kastner, +. W. Eos
for. =. q. Brown, G. r. Joslin. w. II.
DOYLE. w. A. Drake, J. A. Hope, A. J.
Head, r. NJ. Murphy. j. !. Gardner,
LeRoy Anderson. Ed. w. Wells, II. ID.
Aiken, J. NJ. W. Moore, Ed. Meek,
Frank Whsman.
Frank o. Smith moved vote of
thanks to the retiring Officers and
the secretary for their labors, which
was unanimously carried.
Rough minutes Of the meeting were
read and approved, when adjournment
was taken, sine die.
The newly elected directors then
met in executive session with the
president and secretary acting as TEN.
porary officers in their respective
capacities. Mr.. Hastings placed r.
y Frcdcrieks in nomination for re.
election. Mr.. Timerhoff seconded and
Judge Moore moved the nominations
closed In his speech, seconding, Mr..
Timcrhoff spoke for the directors and
members en- masse when he said that
their unanimous desire was for Mr..
Frcdcricks TO carry on the work he
had 80 well commenced.
Mr.. Fredericks thanked tho board
for the nomination, but emphatically
refused to serve another term and de-
clared he would still refuse, even
though elected by acclamation.
T.. a. Kastner nominated DIR. John
w. Finn, who was elected by n viva
yocc vote. The following were elected
10 the offices named below:
First Vice President, NJ. b. Hazel.
tine, present incumbent.
Second Vice President, II. ID.
Aitkcn.
Treasurer, Frank q. Brown, present
incumbent.
Secretary, NJ. A. Fraser.
VI. II. Hazcltine, temporarily in the
chair, suggested that n committee of
three he named TO notify DR.. Finn
OF his elevation TO the presidency
The following were named: X. "
Frcdcricks, II. d. Aitken and c. T.
Joslin.
Adjourned.
President Frcdericks opened the
meeting and in the following address
outlined the history Of the Chamber
and it's work under his direction dur
ing the first year.
President Frsdsrick's Address.
10 the Members Of the Prescott
Chamber Of Commerce.
Gentlemen:
As our organization has passed th'
first milestone in its history, u u
fitting and proper TO submit TO yo'
at this time n concise resume OF III
activities during the past year.
The aim and purpose for which oul
Chamber was organized being wei
known to you all, needs no reeapitul
alton at my hands. Starting with al
original membership Of about 100, w
now have nm active membership OF
27O, which is quite gratifying indeed
While our work has been EXTENDED
in good many and different direc
lions, and tho actual results accom-
plished will be submitted TO you II
the annual report of our secretary, W.
might state that closer eommereia
and social relations have been estao
lished between Prescott and neighbor
ings towns by means Of VISITS AM
frequent correspondence.
Our summer colony Is an establish
ed fact; the experimental dry farm'n'
station is in operation, and will be
great benefit TO our dry farmers; IN
Yavapai County immigration commis
sioner has done good publicity wo''
in conjunction with his duties ms sec
,etary Of this association; the eahip'
at Colorado Springs Of the dry farn
ing products Of Yavspai county wa
an unqualified success, and game
this section vast amount OF free az
vertising; the issuance and distr'o.
ton Of our "health" and INNING
booklets was accomplished under %
auspices of our committees on Henit'
and Mines and Mining, and goo
results win flow thersfrom.