Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-06
MANY SUBJECTS
TALKED over
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the most important thing to do was
to develop the oil business, Hauling
machinery. supplies, and other things,
uecessitatod good roads, and as saw
mills were cutting burr oak DOW, he
suggested that the Club purchase a
large quantity of il for culverts, Soon
ii would be impossible TO buy il, but
now it could be had for $50 q thou
sand. The east road 10 Dawson and
the west road needed fixing, but the
north and south roads needed it most
and they should be attended TO at
once ii We wished TO make Tulsa head
quarters for oil men. The north road
should be repaired as far as Hominy,
and Tie south 10 Mounds.
Tie chair said they must hurry up
Peirsol and get him 10 find out what
was actually needed at once. Peirsol
Is the chairman Of the roads commit
tee.
In answer 10 a question the chair
said that the different committees had
not yet been appointed. only the chair
men. and on motion of W. +. Tucker
agreed to call a meeting of the chair
men and have them appoint their COM
mittees at once.
The following new members were
received: The Right Way Laundry,
by r. t. Leonard; Manuel Hirsh, J.
F. Koons. J. \. Owens, d. B. Crewson,
E. /. Martins, X. W. Baker and R.
r. Clendennen.
A discussion ensued on ways and
means OF securing more members. Mar
tin said that thirty men had nun for
office this week. and only six Of them
were members of the club, and only
two of these elected. They ought all
to be members. Somebody suggested
that each member carry a number Of
cards with him. sign up every mar he
can. and let the secretary 60 after the
money. The secretary thought 1t would
be advisable to collect the s. fee on
the spot, the rest he would look af-
ter.
The chair referred a letter from a
manufacturer in Newton. Kansas, who
wanted to move his plant here, to the
chairman of the manufacturing com
mittee.
The following bills were allowed;
Tulsa Democrat. $500; advertising
with Country Club last year, Sl.O0;
director of band, $50, one months
salary.
J. NJ. Friend asked when the direc-
tor of the band had rendered service,
and was told by NJ. B. Baird that if
he roomed where he did he would
know.
1t was agreed TO wait until after
the concert to appeal TO the public
for money for the band. The bands
progress and DR.. Kreyer were very
highly complimented by several.
DR.. Ayars stated that on the 18th
and is Of next month the Department
of the Grand Army of the Republic
in Indian Territory would meet in
Tulsa, and as this was the last meet
ing of the Department in the Territory
and as other cities had done it. he
wanted the club to assist in paying
the hotel expenses Of the old soldiers.
He said there wculd be 500 or $50 old
soldiers present, and Governor Frantz
and Judge Raymond would be here
and make speeches.
The chair suggested that DR.. Ayars
find ont what could be done by the
public in the way Of meeting expenses
and then apply to the Club for the
necessary balance.
The committee appointed to attend
TO the entertainment Of the l. o. o. F.
Grand Lodge on the 9th and 18th Of
this month was ~initrueted to get
busy.
D. C. Rose suggested that in max
ing appointments on committees the
chair should pick out young men and
give them something to do. The chair
promised he would, but said that when
he did SO he never heard of the young
men again.