Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-14
VALDEZ DEMOCRATS
 CLUB IS ORGANIZED

(COnl inucd from page i) EpStlbn mat some method br en- Wloyrd which would separate the Democrats from the members of other parties who were welcome
 t0 attend the meeting and keep quiet, but should have no say in
 he organization of the club. Various suggestions were offered but wcrr rejected in favor of the
 Democrats signing a list showing they were of that particular faith. Ninrly-lwO names were read from the list when the order of buSi- ness was again resumed.
 The chairman then put the
 question tn the house whether
 Mr. LarSon'S motion making the temporary officers permanent
 should be laid on the table. He explained that if the motion to
 lay on the table Mr. LarsOn's mo- ton making the temporary off
 cerS permanent was voted down 1t would kill the motion and leave Inc meeting open tO proceed with the nomination and election of other officers. The roll was call cd and 85 answered to their
 names. The motion to table Lar SorS motion was lost by a vote of 63 tO 22.
 The chairman then put the mo-
 tion making the temporary olri- rrrS permanent and il was car
 rird by a vote of 67 tO l7.
 A motion. duly seconded, ihrn
 prevailed thai ihr chair appoint
 a committee of five tO draw up
 rulrs and regulations for the Democratic club for Valdez and
 Ih" Reservation precincts. Srv-' rral of those named refused to act as they did not consider the meet
 ing vas regular and would not be ::uid"d by it's rules. Mcssrs. I. D. Flynn, C. J. Todd, Dan WoIscy, C. C.. Rudolph and J. Y. Tuttir were named by the chair and ey- rrcsSrd themselves as willing to act.
 motion prevailed that the chair appoint an executive con- miticc. He asked the meeting to suggest names and those of Ar thur Lang, F.. S. Larson, Charles McCallum, Wm. Ethical and Joe Bo,Irke wore. offered. Those five members, together with the chair
 man and secretary of the club, will compose the executive com miliee, who will also handle the funds of the club. The meeting then adjourned to meet again at the call of the chairman.
 Following are the names of those signing the roll last night:
 e J. Todd, R. A. Closterman, F. J. Cameron, S. A. Temple, O. l.. Carla, J. c. Dieringer, Jos. A. BOurke, A. c. Bowling, E, s. Lar son, Louis Rothcranz, Robert Browning, F. Sullivan, c. A. New bill, Joe Flower, II. Syring, c. J. Casady, N. A. Hihnala, Neal O'Connor, Chas. Koppus, Thos. McMillion, J. H. BischOfr, Wm. Ethical, Carl Nelson, W. M--Mcals, A. l.. Singletary, F. W. Soby, John T. Annis, Helena Mitchell Me- AvOy, E. M. Closterman, W. Si- mons, F.. King, J. B. Clock, II. II. Jones, E. Rohrbach, Dan Wolscy, Nick Meckem, O. Riffle, Peter Black, A. Zilberman, c. E. Bun nell, H. McDaniels, A. A. Super ant, J. A. Hancock, H. l.. Rider, A. Y. Futile, A. S. Mcdowell, FL liott Stewart, c. A. Spongberg, Thos. W. Hackney, A. G. Stamm, Tjosevig, Elmer Pratt, Fred Vinton, Cornelius Lowney, J. T. Gavigan, Geo. ". Robbins, R. Dore, T. J. Donohoe, Chas. Hand, M. Barrett, Chas. Mccall lum, II. T. Whitley, Edward Held, T. p. Geraghty, Jack Reiter, F. l c. Weber, pr. Won Gunther, A. Lang, I. D. Flynn, W. F. Egan, Louis McCallum, John T. Naugh- ton, W. M. Conley, G. 1T. Herman, Quinn Shay, John Ekemo, M.