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)?l'.:>b..bJy should be acted em b:efol'e the end of the meeting. .;. CHAIRMAN; The Auditing Committee is one regular coml'pittee of the Association. May I inquire the l'lumber.? While the Sec1'etal'Y is looking up that question --Mr. Matthew, have you the reports of all of the Seven States on the Colorado development? "" MR. MATTHEW; Mr. Chairman, yesg ! have copies here of the comments that we procured from each of the Seven States on the comprehensive report. We had them mimeographed, and they are avail- able for distribution. I SUppOS<1:, however. that 'there might be delegates from,some of the States who may be prepared to discuss their own comments, I don't know just how that is. SE;CRETARY; Mr. Chairman, the transcript doesn"t show the character of the Auditing Committee. As a matter of convenience, ! make a motion that the Chairman appoint an Auditing Committee of three. When the report arrives, it can be checked over and reported on by the f'omrnittee at the convention. CHAIRMAN: be appointed by the Chair time. The motion is that an Auditing Committee of three at the present time, and they will report in due . MOTION IS SECONDED AND CIARRIED) SECRETARY: 'Mr. Sandberg. I suggest Mr. Shaver, Mr. Arledge and CHAIRMAN': The Chairman will appoint on that Committee Mr. Shaver, Mr. Arledge and Mr. Sandberg. MR. SHAVER: Would you mind making Mr. Arledge Chai'rrnan? CHAIRMAN: Settle that among yourselves. I understand the Treasurer's l'eport will be in this afternoon, and in that case, we'll turn the report over to the Auditing Committee. The next matter on the agenda is the discussion of the reports . The Secretary says, I believe, that Mr. Shaver has been hinted as being the one to collect the dues. so you can use your good time to do that, Mr. Shaver, if you will. MR.SHAVER: I might report that the Lincoln County -11-