The Tombstone epitaph., 1882-03-13
TOM RsTONE CLUB.
A Permanent Organization Perfected
 saturday Evening Last

Saturday Evening Last.
 Saturday evening the following named gentlemen met in the parlors of the Grand Hotel and completed permanent organi. zation of the Tombstone Club, which mat ter had been under consideration for seve- ral days. The gentlemen are all identified with the local interests of the place, and will by this association be able to advance them, both at home and abroad: G. St. l.. Abbott, Frank B. Boarman, John H. Behan' Fred. E. Brooks, P. T. Colby, J. o. Dunbar, H. c. Dibble, C. F. Gillingham, c. E. Goodfellow, c. W. Goodsle. A. T. Jones, M. E. Joyce, J. F. Lewis, w. K Meade, J. G. Mather, Richard Rule, Geo. s. Rice, A. H. Stebbins, M. A. Smith, W. H. Seamans, Fl. M. Woods, Ali Tregidgo, T. E. Sumner, T. k. Sumner, E. B Gage, F. c. Hawkins, Ward Priest, Arthur Haynes, Archie Nc. Bride.
 The meeting was called to order by Hon. J. F. LewIs, who briefly stated the objects for which It had been called. PIT. Colby, Esq, was made chairman, and Richard
 iule, secretary. The following named gentlemen were named a committee on officers for the ensuing year: H. c. Dibble, NJ. A. Smith, w. K. Meade, A. T. Jones and Ali Tregidgo
 Upon consultation they reported as fol- lows, which was adopted:
 MT. Chairman - Your committee beg leave to report that the officers of the club shall be president vice.presldent, a treasurer and an executive committee con- sisting of five members.
 Your committee recommend the follow ing names to fill the several offices for the ensuing year: for president A. II, Stebbins, for viccpresident J. F. Lewis, for secretary II. M. Woods, for treasurer F. C. Hawk ms. Executive committee-Richard Rule, P. T. Colby, E. B. Gage, W. K. Meade and W. H. Scamans.
 Your committee advise that the presi- dent of the club be ex ofiicio a member of the executive committee.
 Your committee further recommend that the executive committee he authorized to select their chairman.
 Ut on motion the chair appointed MesSrs. Judge Lewis, H. C. Dibble, Richard Rule, T. Sumner and G. E. Goodfellow as committee on bylaws and constitution.
 Upon motion of Judge Dlbble the ex ecutive committee were instructed to re- port at the next meeting regarding the ex- penses of club room, etc.
 Upon motion of Dir. Goodfellow the club adjourned until o'clock D. m, Thursday March 9, 1882.
 From conversation with members we learn that the old dining room in the Grand will be fitted up, by MT. Mcbride, Tn elegant style for the use of the club, and that it will be theirs exclusively for social meetings and the entertainment of visiting friends of tine members The will, probably. be limited the first year, to fifty, and the entrance fee and dues will be regulated to meet expenses. There will be billiard table and chess tables witial writing materials, and the leading mdeai1 zines and current literature of the day &f gambling will be allowed in the ez | room. Such an organization, propS f conducted, as this will be, cannot faip being of great benefit to the best interd of Tombstone. When strangers visit ,ity members will have pleasant pl I Q invite them to spend an evening