The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-01-11
LIS, IDA. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY II, 1922.
ZIG GET TOGETHER MEET
ING ECCoMPLl5HEs MUCH

Last sunday afternoon a number Of
i!9p-esant1tiye business men of Mae
--.-J came 10 ills city for ,na purDose
q laeotlr'T with other Lustnesg of tbje
entire section. - 'i''''
GO! !-,,I evening all gathered at the
"pI4A6S where a splendid chicken din
'-af S~llshed the war S Of the inner
laan. During the hour when all we're
seated around the festive board n few
/ SNORT talHS were made touching up9n
l!Gl'eIS OF general interest to this big.
i-oh' busy inland empire. Among the
c-Ilel speakers Of the evening was Nr.
GIe5ory OF the Bureau Of Public
" cIks, who brought the cheering
news that Idahc's proportion of a
@l9'V00,O00 appropriation for reads
vas %1,060000. This money docs not
nave TO lie matched dollar fer dollar
2S ojner federal money has in the
| past.
y meeting was called for the next
morn -1g at nina O'Clock at the cou,t
Aouse and a large and representative
l~t'Li 1ef q men from all Central Idaho
"4lo IN attendance. We publish here
| Ulth the minutes OF this meeting
eh!ch VIII tell fully just what was &C
! oCmplishcd:
Challis, Idaho, Jan. 9th, 1921.
| Et meeting Of the citizens Of Cen
| ,Ial Idaho held in this city on this
| cate, q motion was made, sec 5nded
ara carried that c. L. Kirtley act as
tcmpirary chairman OF the meeting
and N. A. Dillingham; act as tempor
| ary secretary.
| The meeting was then called to or
der by chairman Kirtley.
| At this time a motion was made.
seconded and carried that the NEE;
ing resolve itself into permanent
! organization to be known as the Cen
tral Idaho Industrial Associatiin.
Chairman Kirtley at this time call
ed for nominations for officers of the
permanent organization. Motion
! made, seconded and carried that the
'omn9rary chairman and the temper
'ry secretary act in their respective
offices permanently
Hon Charles F. Baker, was, at this
tine, unanimiusly chosen for vice
chairman and J. D. Carr for treasuI
e..
The following resolution was reaC
md unanimously adopted relative t.
nail service from Nockav TO Challig
and other developing centers:
On PccovI Ter Coed Services
"WEEETAS, the development O.
Re Central Id0h0 country depends
largely upon the nail service, Whicl'
also makes possible passenger and
0'nrosG service, and
WHEREAS, the country is withou'
'ociliries other than those orerateC
IN connection with mail deliver, anG
WHEREAS the Postal Department
'os had in effect a contract betwaer
Tacl.ay, railroad terminus, and Chal
lies. exceeding the service demanded
herein and equal to that rendered by
the railways. end
WHEREAS. the development of the
country is such as to warrant a ser
vice equal to that rendered since A
nrtl, 1920,
1T IT RESOLVED, by the citizens
= Custer County in mass meeting as
7nr0blod at Ch0llis, Idaho, en- the
0+h day Of January, 1929, that n
r~asor service he considered By the
00etoffica Department in the consid
GRAFTON Of bids for mail contracts b
tween Challis and Mackay and thai
such service be extended to other
devclCpinc cer' ors.'
Committees Appointed
Motion made, seconded and carried
that committee Of three be appoint
ed by the chair to draft resolutions
stating object Of the organization to
draw I'D by laws and otherwise give
definite working program, with the
annual membership fee to be fixed at
$500.
Committee: f. w Hovey, J. D,
Carr and ]. Ray Weber.
Motion made, seconded and carried
that Q committee Of three be appoint
2l by the chair to draft resolutions
pertaining 10 Firest Reserve Aid mon
ov for roads. the combating of propa
e~rlo tending to divert tourist trav
81 from this section and the combat
fnr of the proposed legislation clos
ing the big game season in Central
Idaho,
Committee appointed: L. E. Dill
ingham. George Coryell and E. j.
Michael
discussion Of road matters and
read aid was gone into at length after
which, upon motion made, seconded
and carried adjournment was taken
nati1 100 D. M. when the various
-.4.,o. ~, roc0ll,fiOnS were asked