The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-12
MUM 'S BOYS
FORM SOC|E Ty
Student Body of Telluride Pow
er Company Band in an
Association.
ACTION IS TAKEN AT
0LMSTED CONVENTION
Organization Will Have Annual
Income of $4,000 From
Endowment Fund.
Special 10 The Tribune.


PROVO. July 1.-THE convention held
at Olmsted, which has been In session
for the past two weeks, OF the student
body OF the Telluride Power company.
resulted in the formation OF the Telluride
association. and the association has been
made perpetual In legal form The as
ISOLATION will have an annual income Ar
Its disposal Of $4,000. which is TO be de-
rived from an endowment fund bestowed
by l.. L.. Num- general manager OF the
Telluride Power company.
The Isl constitutional charter members
are all directly connected with the Tel
luride Power company and include stu
dents at Ames and Iltum, In Colorado:
Grace. Ida: Logan and Olmsted. Utah.
Beaver River Power company. and Tel
luride house at Cornell university. Ithaca.
\. Y.
The plan adopted as per the constitu-
elected from the association. who will
handle its finances. enforce Its policies
and conduct all OF Its affairs as directed
by tho action OF the members In annual
convention. There is no advisory hoard
no restraining hand OF the founder or
OF his representatives. The candidate :or
membership In the association must have
supported .hmself out Of his own eadn-
ipgs FOR at least one year prior to his
election TO membership.
The scope Of education in the many
branches Is only limited TO the highest
degrees than can be bestowed by the
best colleges in tho country. At Olmsted
where the most advanced work is being
carried on. the plans call for two years
course. which enables the graduate from
here TO enter the junior class In any uni
versIty of his selection.
The excellent scholastic records which
have been established at Olmsted permit
the students TO go TO the larger insti-
tutious OF learning and their credits are
accepted by any and all OF the larger In
st'tutions. including those OF Europe.
In the other schools or the association
the extent OF the work varies, depending
upon the demand for advanced classes
and the ability OF the management TO Sc.
has an alliance with other corporations
whereby certain positions Of trust ano
responsibility are reserved for the Tellur-
ide association members.
The member Is under no obligat ton tC
accept OF such position, but those who de
sire 10 affiliate with big corporations have
the opportunity TO do so. The association
has a luXuriously furnished home for il:
members at Cornell university. and eth
ers are 10 he built and maintained b,
the association.
The officers elected for the ensuin:
year are as follows: President, s. s
Welcott OF Washington. D. c.. vice presi
dent. Willard ID. Mcclellan. Provo; sec
retary Alexandra r. Gotta. Fuerte. MeNi
! co.. treasurer and business manager w
L. Biersach, Provo: dean. e. a. Thorn
hill. Olmsted; acting chancellor, Franci'
( T.. Noon.
Following is copy Of the preamble t
The purpose OF the Telluride associa
| ton Is 10 promote the highest we'll helnl
| by broadening tho field OF knowledge anC
| increasing the adoption as the rule o
| conduct OF those truths from which flov
| Individual freedom as the result OF self
| government In harmony with tho Creator
| I'VE. its members, trustees OF Its prop
| crty. to pcrpetua.e It's existence ant
make Its work effective. do hereby make
/ execute and acknowledge this our irrevo
cable declaration of that which shall h
and remain the constitution Of the Telur
! ide association and be binding upon eacl
and all OF us and upon our successors ii
! trust hereto forever