The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-01-23
LEAGUE BUDGET
WILL CARE FOR
NEEO0F FUNDS
New Board Of Directors Au-
thorize $4,000 Goal An
nually on New Contracts To
Cover Divers Requirements.

Decision to expand the revenues of
the development league by conducting
an extensive campaign for a total of
$4,000 annually was reached by the
newly elected board of directors of
this branch of Commercial club actiyi-
ties at meeting which followed their
election Monday evening. OF great
err interest was the determination
reached by the directors to provide
funds by this means for all extra de.
mands made. upon business men for
incidentals during the year and which
in the aggregate constitute a consid-
cradle burden to those who regularly
subscribe. In the future, the plan is
to turn all such requests for funds ov-
er to that organization with the assur-
ance that If the proposal has merit il
will be provided for.
Immediate steps will be taken to
circulate two year contracts after care
has been taken to insure an equitable
determination of each business con-
Germ just proportion. A strictly bust
ness budget on the basis of revenues
available will be prepared with a GER
tain allowance for unforeseen demands
which may arise during the year. So
licitors will be asked to place their
propositions before the Development
League directors and the president of
the Commercial club for approval or
rejection. Such funds as are essential
will be provided if the directors be-
lieve the cause worthy of financial
support. All subscriptions should be
withheld pending action by the Devel-
opment league.
Those Elected.
Members of the new board of direc-
tors who were elected Monday eve
ming include Glenn Evans, c. G.
Thompson, H. J. Johnson, M. S. Sand
meyer, w. T. Kimbrough, E. A. Vince
Ter, F. T. Feuling, A. F.. Sutton, F.
M. Hendon. H. D. Hanna, and R. T.
McConaughey.
Election of this board of directors
followed considerable discussion and
the nomination of many who felt they
could not serve E. H. Plowhead, in
declining nomination asserted that
he had little time to devote to such
work and that only men should be ell
ected who could give time and effort
to the problems coming before such a
group. 1t was with the understanding
that the men who were finally select
ed could devote effort to their work
that they were elected. Indications
point to an organization that is some
thing more than a figurehead, if the
discussions that preceded the selec-
ton of board members prevail
Meet Twice Monthly.
Regular Commercial club meetings
will be held twice monthly during the
remainder of the winter in order to
facilitate the membership drive which
has 600 as its goal
E. H. Plowhead pointed out that
the completion of the road running
east from Caldwell should make it
possible to bring Nampa R. F. D. No.
to the local office. He pointed out
that many people were being served
from Nampa who are much nearer
Caldwell
Mr.. Plowhead also called attention
to the fact that building combining
the offices of the Payette- Boise Wa
ter Users association and those OF
the Pioneer Irrigation district should
be erected here. He believed that
should be one of the efforts made BY
the ct,,h dur;Dr III co,,;,o ,,a,-