The copper era., 1907-11-21
RESOLUTIONS OF THE
 FEDERATION CLUBS.
Adopted at the Annual Convention Which
 Was Held in Douglas.

"NS hSao AA OOS5ASSs
 At the last session of the annual | convention of the Arizona Federation of Woman's clubs the following reso- lutions were adopted:
 WHEREAS, The Arizona Federation | of Woman's club has heard that the | board of control of Arizona has un- der consideration the establishment l of manual training department in the industrial school at Benson, be it therefore
 RESOLVED, That the Arizona Fed eration Uf Woman's clubs, in conven- tion assembled, heartily comments this purpose and urges the board of control to appropriate this year such a sum as shall be sufficient to equip manual training department and maintain it during the year.
 WHEREAS, It has been suggested by MT. E. F.. Ellinwood that it would be desirable to appoint committee from the Arizona Federation of Wo- mans clubs to further the execution of the juvenile court law, the enact ment of which was the result of Ari- zona Federation efforts, be it there fore
 RESOLVED, That the president shall appoint a juvenile court committee consisting of five members, one for each judicial district of Arizona, and a resident of such district, to be of service to the judge of said district in the furtherance of juvenile court matters.
 WHEREAS, The Federation has sus- tained, since it's last annual meeting, an irreparable loss in the death of one of it's most jealous members, our faithful and efficient treasurer, Mrs. A. V. Grosetta.
 RESOLVED, That we hereby express our sense of sorrow and loss, and ex- tend to her bereaved family our sim cere sympathy and tender con dolences.
 WHEREAS, We have had the rare good fortune of having with us tive of the General Federation in the
 person of Mrs. Josiah Evans Cowles. therefore, be it
 RESOLVED, That we express our
 grateful appreciation of her pleasing r personality and helpful and whole
 some counsel; and that we most , urgently invite her to come again next year.
 WHEREAS, Mrs. Otto Grouse, presi- dent of the Arizona Health league, has favored us with a most interest - ing account of the work of that
 worthy organization, therefore, be it RESOLVED, That we hereby express our appreciation of the great value of her work and tender her our
 thanks for her eloquent address which has opened our eyes to our op- portunities for service. WHEREAS, We have had a most , successful and delightful session of
 the Arizona Federation of Woman's clubs, be it therefore,,
 RESOLVED, That our thanks are school board and the superintendent,
 Prof. Lutz, for the use of the rooms
 in which the meetings were held. , To the citizens for their generous contribution to the entertainment fund and especially to Dr. F. T.
 Wright for his kind assistance in , this matter.
 To the committee who were so dili- gent in furthering the preparation of the Gadsden for the entertainment of visiting delegates and to Mir. and Mrs. Jones who have so courte-
 ously extended the hospitality of the
 house to them.
 To the railroad officials who SC kindly gave the reduced rates for this convention and to Messrs. Effort and McCallum for courtesy shown the delegates in running trains to suit :, their convenience during the time oi A great press of travel. To the Douglas street railway, MT ODonovan, manager, for attention. 1 received in the way of transporta . tion.
 To the press-the International American and the Douglas Dispatch ' for opening their columns to ex
 tended reports of our sessions.
 To Messrs. Ellinwood and McGlont and Miss Merritt for their valuable :. contributions to our program. 2 To the officers of the federation l. and especially to our retiring presi v dent, Mrs. French, for their efficient : management of federation affairs. !. To MT. and Mrs. French for the op r portunity exended to the delegates : to meet them and their friends ir their beautiful home. ]