The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-02-02
VIII be Kept and in
formation for Bene-
mt Of Tourists
Furnished.
ARRANGEMENTS PERFECTED FOR
EXCURSION TO NAVY YARD FRI
DAY-soUTHERN STATES LUM-
Der COMPANY EXTENDS INVI-
TATloN TO VISIT ITS STOCK
FARM-NExT MEETING sATUR-
DAY.

large and enthusiastic meeting yeSter-
day afternoon in the rooms Of the
Chamber of Commerce. President
Strohm was in the chair and Miss
Mckee recorded. The committee on
organization, which was appointed at
the last meeting, reported a cOnstitu-
ton and bylaws, as follows, which
was adopted:
Name.
1. The name of this club shall be
The Pensacola Tourist Club.
Object.
2. Shall be to promote fellowship
and good feeling among tourists and
present an opportunity for all to get
acquainted.
8. To hold regular meetings each
week during the winter months when
all who wish may meet together and
express ideas to the mutual advantage
of all.
4. To arrange entertainments for
tourists.
5. To maintain a permanent head
quarters, where shall be kept a regis
ter. where all tourists may register
their names, home address and Pen
sacOla address,; said headquarters to
be in charge of a competent person
permanently located in Pensacola,
whose duty it shall be to attend to the
register, answer questions and all
communications pertaining to the eG-
tertainment of tourists; to maintain a
boarding house and rOoming directory
where tourists may be directed for
board and rooms free of charge.
The officers shall consist of PFesi-
dent, LIST Vice-President, I'd Vice-Presi-
dent, Sd Vice-President, Secretary,
Treasurer, ) directors, entertainment
committee of 5 members, and a men,
bership committee of 5 members.
BYLAWS.
Election of Oficers-Eiection shall
be held annually on the LIST Wednes-
day of February, each year.
Choice of officers shall be by a
standing vote of a majority Of men,
bers present.
Membership shall consist of signing
this constitution and the payment OF
so cents general membership fee, eK-
cept in cases of families, where the
sum Of $10O shall admit to member
ship any one family, consisting Of
father, mother and unmarried chill
dren.
Term of Office.
All officers shall be elected to serve
for one year, and In case the president
is not present to serve at a meeting,
then the vice-presidents shall fill the
Office at such meeting in the order in
which they were elected.
Duties of officers shall be those
ordinarily deYolving upon such Off
GERS.
All meetings shall be conducted &C
cOrding to Roberts's rules of order
whenever they do not conflict with the
bylaws already adopted.
Work Now Over.
The work of perfecting the organi-
cation is now over and at all future
meetings of the club there will be
delivered by members OF
the club and prominent residents OF
Pensacola.
The first excursion to be conducted
by the club will take place tomorrow,
to the navy yard and Fort Barrancas.
Several of the party will go by the
dummy line leaving Pensacola at $50
a. m. and spending the forenoon 1t
the former place, and leaving there at
1:20 p. m. for Barrancas. where they
will remain until 5:15 p. m. Lunch
can be procured at the navy yard.
Other members of the club have sig
nified their intention of making the
trip by water, leaving Pensacola at
s a. m, and taking a run out to the
life saving station before their return.
1t was decided to admit residents
Of Pensacola as honorary members
of the club.
Permanent Headquarters.
H. r. Smith, circulation manager Of
The Journal was appointed CORES
ponding secretary by the board Of d.
rectors, and the permanent headquar-
tiers of the club where the register
will be kept will be at The Journal
office. los and 10 East Government
street.
The next meeting of the club will
be held in the rooms of the Chamber
of Commerce on Saturday afternoon at
2 o'clock.
An invitation was received from the
Southern States Lumber Company, in
viting the members of the club TO visit
their stock farm at Muscogee and the
trip will probably be made on Monday
of next week