The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-10-20
Industrial Congress Will Hold Annual Meeting
 In December

The annual meeting of the Arizona Industrial Congress will be held at Phoenix Saturday, December 16,- just a year to the day after the clos ing session of the state industrial conference at which the organization was formed.
 This was definitely decided by the directors of the congress at their meeting last Wednesday, reports of which have just been sent out. The convention will be a one-day affair, and it's feature will be the reports of the officers to the membership on the years work, and the forming of plans for the next years activities. Seven new directors also are to be elected.
 Setting of the date of the annual meeting was one of the important matters disposed of at the directors meeting. Others were the election of two directors to fill vacancies on the board, and the determination by lot of the length of terms of the di- rectors.
 J. E. Franklin, Yuma banker, was elected a director at large of the congress in the place of the late Frank l.. Ewing, also of Yuma. Dave Goldberg, Phoenix merchant, was elected a director of the business and financial group to succeed Morris Goldwater of Prescott, who resigned. Mr. Goldwater stated in his resigna- 1ion that duties as secretary of the Arizona Bankers Association and his private duties prevented him from giving his office in the congress the attention it deserved
 The board of directors of the con- gress is composed of three represen- tatives each of the agricultural, live stock, business and financial, min ing, professional and. public utility groups into which the membership is divided, and three elected at large. The directors of each group are to serve respectively for one, two and three years, making seven changes on the board each year. All direct Drs elected hereafter are to serve a full three years. The drawing of lots for the long and short terms resulted as follows
 Agriculture: c. S. Brown, president Arizona Farm Bureau Federation to serve three years: Fred Tait, pre- sident Maricopa County Farm Bureau, two years; Lawrence G. Wilson, Casa Grande, one year.
 6uSineSS ana Flnancial: T. A. | Riordan, president Arizona Lumber | Company, Flagstaff, three years: 1 George F. Kilt, President Arizona Merchants Association, Tucson, two i years; Dave Goldberg, Phoenix, one year. (Mr. Goldberg is filling out the term of Morris Goldwater.)
 livestock: Henry G. Boice, presid- | ent Arizona Cattle Growers associd- | tion, San Carlos, three years; L. L. | Harmon, Mayor of Phoenix, two years; Hugh Campbell, president | Arizona Wool Growers association, | RIagstoff, one year.
 Mining: P. B. Salisbury, consult | ing engineer, three years; B. H. | Dowell, general manager Copper Queen Phelps-Dodge Corporation | Bisbee, two years; T. H. O'Brien, general manager Inspiration Con- solidated Copper Company, Inspira- tion, one year.
 ProfessionaI: Dr. John E. Bacon, of Miami, three years; J. P. Boyle, Douglas attorney, two years; Dr. A. M. Tuthill, of Phoenix, one year.
 Public Utilities: H. D. McVay, State manager Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph company, three years; H. B. Titcomb. president Arizona