The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-09-13
NAME NEW COMMITTEES
FOR HEBOARDOF TRADE
RETAIN HOME BUILDING AND
PARK COMMITTEES
OTHER BUSINESS.

A good attendance greeted H. J..
Hun. the new president of the board
of trade. at the weekly luncheon yes
terday, this being the first meeting at
which he presided. After disposing of
several communications. President Huh
announced the standing committees for
the coming year which constitute the
motive power of the aboard He stated
however. that in selecting the various
committees he had omitted the mem
bers of the home building committee
appointed "a few weeks ago. for he felt
that the Importance of the task as
signed to that committee and the time
that would be required to accomplish
results would be sufficient for its MEM
bers without other committee assign
ments He then announced the follow
ing standing committees.
Entertainment
Harry Marsh. Chairman; John Greu-
sci. c. r. Smith. o. W. Lewis, c. $.
Pratt.
Publicity.
A. J. Dunn. Chairman; r. F. Nc
Kechnie, Theo WeIlman, II II. Mil
Ter, Jr.. JOS Bedard.
Public Welfare.
e. f. Mackey Chairman; c. ID.
Brock, e. c.. Gnaednger Thervett
Towles, Dr j. r.. Bean.
Membership.
II. C. McAllister, Chairman; Jack
White. S G. Garrett Geo w. Walker,
d. G. Donahoe.
Good Roads.
Rush White. Chairman; t. r.
stone. Thos. Owens, e. r. Denny, Geo.
A. Mortimer
Traffic and Industrial.
L. c. Wilson, Chairman; f. f. Brew
er, Axel p, Ramstedt c. y. seelig, DR.
r. Leo Quigley.
Public Affairs.
ID. A. Callahan, Chairman; ID. c. Nc
Kissick, A. II. Featherstone, NJ. J..
Flohr, p. J. Maggy
Finance.
J. +. Ferguson, Chairman; Leo j..
Hoban, w. e. Kittrell.
The following permanent committees
were continued. with the substitution
of Harry A. Rogers as member of
the Mullan park committee in place
of ID. w. Greenberg:
Home Building Com.
H. j. Rossi. Chairman; r.. r. Strach-
an. Platt r. Morrow. }. f. Mccarthy, A.
w. Hoover
Mullan Park Com.
d. A. Callahan, Chairman; Harry A.
Rogers, J. w Baker
To Improve Mullan Park.
President Hull read the report from
d. A. Callahan. chairman of the Mullan
park committee, in which it was esti-
mated that SS55 would be necessary
for improvements this year and $3.50
next year. and that when these eX-
penditures were made there would be
no further expense except the cost of
a caretaker As the report made no
allotment of the expense showing the
amount desired from the board of trade,
the report was laid on the table until
the return of Mr.. Callahan.
Equal Rights Conference.
A communication from the Colorado
Springs chamber uf commerce Called
attention to the Western Equal Rights
conference which will be held i'm Colo
RADIO Springs on September % and
pageant to be held in the Garden of
the Gods and asking cooperation in
the way of publicity. The communi-
cation was referred to the local press
Fire Prevention Week.
A letter from the United states
chamber of commerce urged the APP
pointment of special committee to
arrange for the observance of fire pre-
vention week The president appointed
John c. Boyd, chairman; Geo A. Nor
timer and Joseph Bedard.
on motion of Plat I. Morrow, the
officers of the board were authorized
to sign the petition TO the governor
requesting him to suspend the omen
season for grouse and pheasants in
Shoshone county this year.