The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-01-11
|. {. HANLEY RESIGNS AS
HEAD OF BOARD OF TRADE
SUCCEEDED BY A. J. DUNN-JoIN
IN PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN
TOURIST CAMP.


of trade, rendered his resignation al
trade yesterday, which was accepted
This action by Mr.. Hanley was in ac-
cordance with his announcement when
elected last fall when he stated that
he would change his residence to
Burke within q few months. He has
been advanced to the position of sup
erintendent of the Hecla mine, which
makes it necessary for him to make
his home in Burke. A residence is
being built for him at the mine which
is expected TO be ready for occupancy
about the first of February, when Mr.
Hanley will move TO Burke and take
up the duties of his new position.
The bylaws of the board of trade
make no specific provision for filling
the vacancy in case of resignation of
the president although it provides
that the first or second vice president
shall act in the absence of the presi-
dent. In this situation H. c. McAllis-
ter moved that the first vice president
automatically act as president. NJ. A.
Corner offered as a substitute motion,
which was accepted by Mr.. MeAllis-
ter, that A. J. Dunn, first vice presi-
dent, be elected president of the board
of trade, which was unanimously
adopted. In response to call for a
speech, in a few brief remarks Mr..
Dunn accepted the honor and promised
his best efforts in behalf of the work
of the board of trade.
Vice Presidents Elected.
The election of a president causing
a vacancy in the Office of first vice
president. NJ A. Corner nominated j.
J. Murphy, second vice president, for
the position. Mr.. Murphy was unani-
mously elected This left the office of
second vice president vacant, and G.
W. Walker placed in nomination Jack
c. White, who was unanimously elect
ed. Both Mr.. Murphy and Mr.. White
spoke briefly accepting the respective
positions, stating that their business
affairs were in shape now that would
ENABLE them to attend meetings of the
board and take a more active part in
its work.
To Advertise North Idaho
The secretary read a letter from the
secretary of the North Idaho cham
Der of commerce calling attention to
the booklet that is soon to be issued
by that body in conjunction with the
Northern Pacific Railway company
advertising the resources of north
Idaho. He said that 10000 copies
would be issued at an approximate
cost of $40 per 1000 and that 1000
copies had been allotted to the Wal
lace board of trade. He desired the
Wallace body to take action agreeing
to take the copies allotted. and also to
send in the copy and cuts for the pub
LEGATION.
II. c. McAllister' moved that the |
board of trade take 1000 copies and |
that the proper steps be taken to pro-
vide the copy.
H. J. Rossi explained that the Nor
thern Pacific is preparing to launch a
big advertising campaign for the
northwest and that c. E. Arney rep
the immigration department
Of the company. had offered to coop
crate with the North Idaho Chamber
If Commerce in special publicity for
,ut that under this arrangement VIC
would not only receive the beneh.
through the distribution of 10000 K
booklets proposed. but that many L
thousands of copies would be distrib-
tied by the Northern Pacific and pos s
IDLY other railroads operating in the I
J
The motion by Mr. McAllister was 10
adopted and the matter e
'as referred to the publicity commit !
ee with full authority to act I
Tourist Camp. {
The question of whether Wallace c
hould maintain a free tourist camp p
he coming summer was brought up S
y II u Miller, &c he had RECEIVED d
lquiries regarding IT. G. w. Walker
loved that It was the sentiment of
lie board that fee should be charg-
l. This was supported by Judge d. 7
I DeLong.
H. ]. Hull said that Mayor Toole
I'D given much attention to the ques-
on and that he had received strong
'gument both for and against a free G
urist camp. He therefore offered as tn
substitute for the motion. which Mr. I'm
-allxed accepted. that Mayor Toole be &c
vited to attend the board of trade CO
Getting next week and give his views W
the subject, following which the dc
ard would be in better position to in
Ike action. The motion carried tN
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