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Show MEMBERSHIP LIST STEM HUE Commercial Club Has Nearl) Reached Standard Set to Insure In-sure Reduced Dues.' "WARFARE" CONTINUED Contending Armies Determined Deter-mined to Add the Required Number of Recruits. . .. Onlv 1200 more resident members nrc rennired by the Commercial club U reach the requisite number to reduce the quarterly dues, tho quotn of uon-resident uon-resident members being nlroadv filled. A, meeting of the board of governors of the olub was held yesterday to consider con-sider a roport from tho membership committee and the board voted to admit ad-mit thirty-one new resident members and twenty-five from outside the city, makiiifr fifty-six in all. . An adverse report was aJso received from the subcommittee to which was referred tho proposal to incorporate the club's publicity bureau, and thif was approved by the board. l he bureau will continue, therefore, as a branch of the Commercial club. Favor Mining- Bureau. Favorable report was received from the subcommittee -which considered the advisability of creating a mining bureau in the club, but with restrictions restric-tions recommended. This report was also adopted, and it providos that, the bureau shall incur no financial obligations obliga-tions except bv approval of the board of Governors. "The work of this bureau is To be conducted by tho publicity bureau until such time as the board of covornors. shall sec fit to sogrogato the two activities, It was decided by the board of governors gov-ernors that hereafter tho bureau of publicity shall submit montbJy reports of its financial condition. New Local Members. Following is a list of the new members mem-bers admitted and who resido in Salt Lako City: Is' C. Beeman, W. F. Bow-crma.li. Bow-crma.li. Dean F. Brayton, li, M. Brumbaugh, Brum-baugh, George M. Bryeon, Charles K Onxter. Christopher Cramor, John Do-rius. Do-rius. U. M". .Ellis, Francis Fritsch, A. W. Grant.Icy. .1. C. Howard. I). Moore Lindsay. J W. Tvluaser, C. Clarence iscs-len. iscs-len. C h. Olsou, W. F. Parker, A. D. Picrson, A. Z. Itieliards, A. -T. Stewart. M. B. Stewart, Karl Van Law, Charles F. Barrett, William H. Bywator. Alox Christonsou. G. II. Clark, W. T. Edward. Ed-ward. H. G, Gilkorson, O. A. .1 onsen, J. Parley ViTiito, L. A. Pnuloo. Nonresident Members. Nonresident, membors admitted, are tiB follows: William F. Boyer, Donvor, Colo.: .B. .T. Cook, Groennvcr, Utah; T. V. Davis, Magna, Utah; James .1. Duffield, Provo, Utah- A. C. Ensign, Magna, Utah; John T. Flindore, Gxants-ville. Gxants-ville. Utah; J. E. Flioge, Magna, Utah; .T. C. Jensen, llebor City, Utah: II. H. Hawley, Magna, Utali; B. B. McDonald, Prico, Utah; J. McLachlnn, Magna, Utah: Itoborfc McKuno, Price, Utah; Vernon 8. Rood, Bingham. Utah; F. Weizoll, Magna, Utah; E. G. Gowaas, Ogdon, Utah; Arthur -Mack, San Francisco, Fran-cisco, Gal.: L. 0. Moore. Kochcater, Utah: Imcian A. Rav, Bountiful, Utah; W. G. Sharp, BoHton, Mass.; A. J. Vorce. Delta, Colo.; Guy L. Wilson, San Francisco, Cal.; George B. Greenwood. Green-wood. Milford, Utah; B. A. B. Hatch, Boavor, Utah; E. G. llimes, Warrens-burg, Warrens-burg, Mo.; Lorenzo 3Sf. Stohl, Brigham City. Utah. Thcso acciuijsitions have apnrrod the contondinir armies in tho cub to more "sanguine warfare" to bring the resident res-ident membership up to 1250, tho number num-ber necessary to fetch tho quarterly clues down, and the boards of stratogy are hard at work figuring out plans of campaign for a final and decisive battle. |