Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-01-16

OF the Arrowhead Trails ASSOCIATION.
Chairman II. j. Doolittle read COM
munications from William Spry, c.
Clarence Neslen and the Auto Club of
Southern California, by c. F.. Nc
Stay, expressing their regrets at be-
ing unable to be present at the con-
vention.
A general discussion followed dur
ing which the following gentlemen /
were heard: JOS S. Snow, M. ID. Hig-
bee, William Mace, and J. T. Tanner.
Membership Fee is $500. /
A motion was made to fix the mem |
bership fee at $500, which was to in
clude payment for a $1.00 badge. This |
motion was amended to have the
chairmen of the delegations meet to
discuss a proper fee. A recess Of ten
minutes was taken for this purpose.
Upon reassembling Chairman IL. j.
Doolittle called for the report OF the
chairman on the matter of the men,
bership fee to be charged, and the
recommendation was unanimous for
fee of $500 per annum, and motion
was made to fix the membership fee
at this amount, and let the member
select and pay for the grade of badge
he desired, in addition. This motion
was amended to have the membership
of $500 carry one of the cheaper
grade badges. The amendment was
carried.
On motion it was decided to organ
ize auxiliaries to the Arrowhead
Trails Association.
II was moved and carried that each
delegate present was to pay the $500
membership fee before leaving the
convention, and to do his utmost to
secure as many other members as pos
sible.
The Beaver county delegation
pledged themselves to secure at least
| 100 members.
Chairman H. j. Doolittle read the
report of the committee on Nomina-
tions, which was as follows
Report of Committee on Nominations.
"Your Committee on Nominations
appointed to present nominations for
officers for 1920 beg to make the fol-
lowing recommendations
New officers Are Elected.
"For president of the association,
j. II. Manderfeld.
"For vice president, Jos. S. Snow.
"For secretary, c. II. Bigelow.
"For directors: Los Angeles coun-
ty, California, Fred Wan; Washing
ton County, Utah, David Hirschi; Iron
county, MILFORD Day; Beaver county,
w. f. Knox; Juab county. G. M. Whit
more; Utah county, T. N. Taylor; Salt
Lake county, Joseph Decker; Millard
county, Claud Collister; Mohave coun-
ty, Ariz., j. H. Rosenberg"
/ Report of the committee was unan-
imously adopted.
It was decided by a motion to urge
that the portion of the Arrowhead
| Trail about seven miles north of Bea-
yer and about eight miles in length,
/ be changed.
BY motion it was decided to hold
the next annual meeting of the Asso-
citation in Beaver City
The following resolution was unan-
imously adopted:
"BE 1T RESOLVED by the Arrow
head Trails Association. assembled,
that we hereby tender vote of thanks
to Iron county, Washington county,
Reaver county and Willard county for
the financial support given by the
i county commissioners of those coun-
ties during 1919 of $25 per month by
each.
On motion the officers of the asso-
citation were requested to call the at
tention of the proper officials of Utah
and Arizona to the condition Of the
road between Kanab and Hurricane,
and recommend it's repair.
On motion the officers of the as
ISOLATION were also requested to do
everything in their power to see that
the road between Lund and Cedar City
and Parowan be put through to com
pletion. Meeting adjourned.
Delegates Fetel by Commercial Club.
In the evening visiting delegates
were made guests of honor at an ell
aborate banquet, ball and program OF
music and speaking given by the Ce..
dar City Commercial club, and served
by the Arcadian Cafe and the Cedars
Hotel cabaret style. Everything
went off smoothly and apparently ev-
erybody had good time and the Wis
itors departed vowing that Cedar City
is not to be outdone in the matter of
hospitality and entertainment OF its
guests.
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