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Show ONLY SINGLE CULL The "stock broker who arises early enough to be "on the ground" when the caller'B gavel falls at 9:30 o'clock in the morning and who remains attentive at-tentive to bids and offers until 2 o'clock will be fulfilling his required duty without taking time for lunch. This change in the plan of operating the Salt Lake Stock and Mining exchange ex-change was made yesterday at the annual an-nual meeting, at which officers were elected and some other administrative changes made. There was an attendance of more than forty brokers at the annual meeting, meet-ing, which was held yesterday afternoon after-noon in the headquarters in Exchange place. The election of officers, made in each case without requiring a second ballot, resulted as follows: .M. P. Braffetj president; pres-ident; R. J. Evans, first vice president; W. D. Nebeker, second vice president; James A. Hoglo, third vice president; G. P. Norton, treasurer; J. A. Shorten, secretary. sec-retary. Governing committee for 1917: M. P. Braffet, Horace Dunbar. Fred C. Dern, James A. Hogle, W. D. Nebeker, H. B. Cole, S. E. Neel, H. W. Lane and E. J. Evans. Chairmen of the various committees were elected as follows: Arrangements, iW: D. Nebeker; listing, list-ing, H. W. Lane; membership, J. A. Hogle; arbitration, F. O. Dern; rules, Horace Dunbar. The chairmen of the various committees were authorized to make their own selection of committeemen. committee-men. B. J. Evans was elected trustee for a three-year term and W. H. Stenacher was officially designated as caller. Secretary Sec-retary Shorten has served in the position posi-tion of caller for several months, but a throat affection made it impossible for him to longer remain in that position posi-tion with satisfaction to himself. A rule was adopted providing that all members must charge customers transfer fees in all cases where the member is required to pay the fee. |