Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-16
MAKING READY ID ENTERTAIN
 Fl PASO TEAM
Country Club Committees Ap- pointed To Look After Com fort of Golfers Who Will Come From Fl Paso.

During the past week substantial progress has been made h the affairs of the Warren District Country Club. The greens have been practically completed and put in shape for tourney on the 25rd between local picked team and the Fl Paso team which is to play at Douglas on the 22nd.
 Greens To Be Fenced.
 The entire golf links are to be fenced, work to this end starting on Saturday. A three-strand barb wire fence. with posts sixteen feet apart, is to enclose the entire field. This fence will be over three miles in length.
 Rifle Committee at Work.
 The rifle committee has received de- tailed blue prints from the U. $. army. and will follow these in putting in rife pits and ranges. Great interest has been manifested in this work.
 Tennis Courts.
 These will not be definitely located until the exact size of the Club House is determined. The house committee met on Wednesday night and decided to change the house plan in some de
  final consideration. These changes are now practically completed and a | final decision will be made soon, so that work can commence on the club house in the near future. It is de. sired that the tennis courts be placed so that they will be In full view from the porch. This will not only give a view of the courts and links, but will | E-1.1 . I.V HGr1v | landscape taking in the valley and mountains beyond
 | Tourney On the 23rd. | A committee has been appointed tC farrange for the reception and enter tainment of the Fl ,Paso team which is to play here on the 23rd. following ( contest at Douglas on Washington birthday. The result will be awaited with great interest, for although oul players have as yet had but little op lporunity to get in shape, we have some excellent material and the best hnki In the southwest Such friendly con tests not only result in a wider ac quaintance, but are distinct ad vantage to this section in the way O. advertising us to our neighbors-
 Visitors who have heretofore haI but an uncertain idea of our localit, will take away with them a bette; knowledge of us and our city, and fol this reason the club should have th; hearty support of every business mar in the district.
 Membership.
 The membership is constantly grow ing, but that is no reason why an! one who has the interests of the dis | trict at heart should cease his eorts to boost the club in every way. w are proud of what has been accomp lished so far through the assistance of members and friends and with th' continuance of this spirit we will sooI I have a club that will be cr'HiiE tt the district and lasting benefit to all not only for the personal advantages to be gained in the way of social ac lquaintance and an opportunity tc takt part in outdoor sports and pastimes but also because of the widespread in terests caused by the organization o such an enterprise and the notice anC advertising that inevitably result! from it.
 Following is a list of the ps-manen teltertainment committee:
 George A. Bridge, Chairman; A. R Malone, c. E. Rinehart, R. W. Cut ter, c. I. McReynolds, Chas. NJ. Nc Kean, Geo E. Krimbill.
 Il President L. W Powell has ap pointed the following as specia committee, to meet with the perma nent committee Monday evening next p. n. at Copper Queen Hotel. II regards to meeting the Fl Paso gol team, which will be in Douglas tht 22nd, and entertaining the Fl Pasc and Douglas teams the following day the 23rd at the Warren District Coun try Club grounds. It is important that each be present
 Special Committee-L. W. Powell George E. Buxton. c. E. Rinehart, NJ c. Milton, M J. Cunningham, F E Shine, c. l.. Cayen, W. H. Brophy Walter Douglas. Roger Pelton, W. J Eddleman, J. T. Hood.