The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-07
MEMBERSHIP LIST
STEADILY CROWS
Commercial Club Has Nearly
Reached Standard Set to In
sure Reduced Dues.
"WARFARE" CONTINUED
Contending Armies Deter
mined to Add the Required
Number of Recruits.
WARFARE" CONTINUED

ONLY 200 more resident members are
required by the Commercial club to
reach the requisite number to reduce
the quarterly dues, the quota of non
resident members being already filled
A meeting of the board Of governors
of the club was held yesterday TO con
slider report from the membership
committee. and the hoard voted to ad-
nit thirty.one new resident members
and twenty-five from outside the city,
making fifty-siX i'm all.
An adverse report was also received
from the subcommittee to which was
referred the proposal to incorporate
the clubs publicity bureau. and tins
was approved by the bonrd. The
burcau will continue. therefore, as a
branch Of the Commercial club.
Favor Mining Bureau.
Favorable report was received from
the subcommittee which considered the
advisabillty of creating a mining
bureau in the club, but with restric-
tions recommended. This report was was
also adopted, and il provides that the
bureau shall incur no financial obhga.
tions except by approval of the board
Of governors. The work Of tins bureau
is TO be conducted by tho publicity
bureau until such time as the board or
GOV vernors shall see fit to scgrcgatc the
two activities
Ii was decided by the board OF gov.
crnors that hereafter the bureau Of
publicity shall submit monthly reports
Of it's financial condition.
New Local Members.
-
bers admitted and who reside in Salt
Lake City: n. G. Beeman, ". L. Bow
erman. Dean T.. Brayton, l. M. Brun-
baugh, George M. Bryson, Charles II.
Carter, Christopher Cramer, John Do
rius. G. NJ Ellis, Francis Fritsch, 4. w.
Grautley, !. G. Howard. d, Moore
Lindsay. j. w Musser, G. Clarence Mes
len. C. l.. Olson, w. T. Parker, a. ID.
Picrson, A. 4. Richards, A. i. Stewart.
NJ. r. Stewart, Earl Van Law, Charles
It. Barrett, William II. Bywater. Alex
Christensen. G, II. Clark, ". r. Ed
ward, II. G. Gillserson, 0. A. Jensen,
d. Parlev White, l.. "A. Pauloo,
Nonresident Members.
Nonresident members admitted are
as follows: William F. Boyer, Denver,
Colo: E. T. Cook. Greenriver, Utah;
r. w. Davis, Magma, Utah; James j.
Duffield, Provo, Utah. A. c. Ensign,
Magma, Utah; John Z. Flinders, Grants
vile. Utah; j, f. Fliege, Magma, Utah;
j. G.. Jensen, Heber City, Utah: n. u,
Hawley, Magma, Utah; B. R. Mcdonald,
Price, Utah: J. McIachlan, Magma,
Utah: Robert McKune, Price, Utah:
Vernon 8, Rood, Bingham, Utah; f.
Wetzell, Magma. Utah; f. &. Gowans,
Ogden, Utah; Arthur Mack, San Fran
cisco, Cal. l.. G. Moore. Rochester,
Utah: Lucian A. Ray. Bountiful, Utah;
w. G., Sharp. Boston. Mass; a. j.
Norce. Delta, Colo; Guy l.. Wilson,
San Francisco, Cal; George b. Green
wood. Milford, Utah; R. A. B. Hatch,
Beaver, Utah. i. G. Hines, Warrens-
burg, Mo-; Lorenzo n. Stohl, Brigham
City. Utah.
These acquisitions have spurred the
contending armies in the club to more
q sanguine warfare to bring the res
ident membership up to 1850, the num-
ber necessary to fetch the quarterly
dues down, and the boards of strategy
are hard at work figuring out plans Of
campaign for a final and decisive bat
tie,