The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-12-25

menace to our guests in the tour
ist camps as well as to u own CO.
pie, in not having a thorough health
inspection and supervision of all
tourist camps as well as in not hav-
ing complete assurance as to whole
scmeness of all sources of water
supply.
BE IT RESOLVED, that we
Estrongly recommend to the State
Board of Health and to all in
authority in such matters that steps
he taken to secure such thorough
inspection of said tourist camps, at
earliest possible date, with power to
and power to enforce proper regula-
ii, ms.
Encouragement be given to coop
crate with paid County Health Off
Gals for the beginning and carrying
out of these
lit is the sense of this meeting
that every effort should be put
forth to strengthen and make more
attractive the winter outdoor sports
program in all sections of the state.
We desire to commend the twenty
or more resorts which have seen fit
to keep open during the present
winter and afford services and ac-
commodations to those desiring to
take advantage of winter recreation.
W. believe that the people of the
state are under obligations to these
men who have advanced money and
to the men who have invested cap
ital in resort properties and hotels
to thus improve the character of
accommodations offered to visitors
in the state and making a Mime
Sofa vacation more attractive.
We n appreciative of the SPLEEN
did services given the visitors to
the state during the summer season
and do appreciate every effort made
by the railroad companies, bus lines
and their officials to make our
guests visit enjoyable and COM
Portable during their travels in Min
resota.
With hundreds of thousands of
acres of lana suitable mainly for
the growing of timber and as a
game refuge, we desire to urge the
utmost cooperation with the pro-
gram of the Izaak Walton League
and other conservation agencies to
the end that these valuable Mime
scta resources may be enlarged and
increased and be made a part of a
national forest reserve.
RESOLVED, that we pledge our
continued cooperation and COM
mendation of the splendid work of
the State Game and Fish Commits
| sion, and recommend as a further
aid to their work, we suggest as a
possible aid of the situation the
plan that each resident desiring to
fish be required to take out a per-
nit.
BE 1T RESOLVED that the Asso-
citation be placed on record as con-
demning any legislation that has
been Or may be introduced in the
Minnesota legislature which has for
its purpose limiting the number of
hours which hotel and resort en-
ployees may work. Today resort
and hotel owners are confronted
with serious interference with their
rightful business because of adverse
and ill-advised legislation.
WHEREAS, there is grave dam
! ger that situations may arise that
will create hardship either to pres
ent or prospective owners of lake
and other frontage, due to variation
III the water levels, situations that
may hazard the fish life and wild
life, that may create unsanitary or
unsightly conditions, greatly lessen
ing the value and enjoyability of
such areas
BE 1T RESOLVED, that we re-
commend the utmost cooperation
{ IN the mart of courts and ~nronortv
! local authorities, and on the part of
/ our Government officials, in estab-
! fishing the legal levels for such
. waters and taking steps to make