Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-03
BIGGER THINGS
 BEING PLANNED
 FOR TIE CLUB
President Powell Hopes Coun-
 try Club House Viii Soon Be
 EnIarged-ReguIar Dances and Smokers To Be Given.

A meeting of the board of directors of the Warren District Country Club
 was held last evening at the c. Q. hotel, President l., w. Powell presid- ing. Directors present: George F.
 Buxton, vice president; Jesse Yoakum, Secretary; F. E. Shine. c. l.. Caven,
 w. B. Gohring, H. A. Schwartz, Will jam Apgar.
 A report was read from the secre- tary and membership committee which found the club to be in a very good condition. The membership commit ice reported several new members who had made application for member ship, the same to be acted upon by the directors. The membership com mitteo recommended that applications for membership between now and December 31st, 1909, be allowed to pay installments of $10 per month, which was approved and carried by motion, provided they pay the month ly dues in advance as is provided by the bylaws. Dues are two dollars per month, payable quarterly in ad- vance. It is desirous that the club membership be swelled to three hun dred and the membership committee was asked by the president to keep up their good work of bringing in new members.
 It was regularly moved and second ed that the house committee have full charge of all entertainments and that they be requested to give a dance twice a month and two smokers per month, as they may see fit, and that any of the members who wish to se- cure the house for any private dance or otherwise make application to the house committee, who have full charge of anything pertaining to the house.
 Members wishing to take a friend to the club must make application for a card. In the future the club will require that all must have cards snow ing their standing in the club. Mem bers whose dues are not paid by the 18th of the month, will be posted upon the black board and shall then not be eUtitled to the privileges of the club.
 W. B. Behring's suggestion for a ladies day whereby contests in golf and tennis may take place was unani- mously carried. It was agreed that a certain day be set apart whereby the ladies would meet at least once a week, the day to be named by the greens committee. It was further sug- gested that the members, wives and lady members be requested to take a more active part in the affairs of the club and that some lady member be requested to act as chairman of the same and arrange for afternoon teas, golf and tennis games and any other amusements that they may see fit to.
 L. W. Powell, president of the club, dwelt at considerable extent of the benefits of a country club to a dis trict, and on his recent eastern trip he had visited several clubs and had seen the need of such a club and that he hoped that each and every member would put his shoulder to the wheel and make the Warren District Coun- try Club one of the best in the west and that he hoped he would soon be in shape to add two more rooms to the club house, there being a need for a billiard and pool room. Powell thought that every citizen should as sist and make the country club a place where many public affairs could be held
 Wm. H. Apgar, F. E. Shine and c. l.. Cayen were appointed committee or three to get the election returns next November. It is expected to have a special wire to the club house, where the election returns will come direct. Arrangements for a late car will be made.
 A house committee was called for Friday afternoon and the next direct ors' meeting for Monday night, Oc- tober 5th. The committees propose to See that the club is kept up to the standard in all respects. Any sIg- gestions or complaints should be made to the board of directors.