Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-12
HEADQUARTERS
Of DEMOCRATIC
CLUB DECIDED
Meeting in Odd Fellows Hall
MISUNDERSTANDING for Per-
manent QuarterS-DiStribu-
ton of Literature Discussed.

That the members of the Warren
District Democratic club have no in
tention of resting on their oars and
contenting themselves with the bright
prospects of a victory in the fall cleo
ton, was made manifest at the meet
ling of that organization held in Demo
cratic headquarters last night in the
Johnson-Henneger building.
The most important move made at
the meeting last night was the arrange
ment for the immediate establishment
lof permanent headquarters for the
club, and the employment of a man to
lremain in the office throughout the
day. 1t is the expectation OF the club
to have the Office fitted out and a man
in charge by the early part Of next
week
The meeting last night. whiea was
well attended, opened with President
/ Fred Suffer in the chair and Secretary
r. c. Stanford at his desk. After the
reading of the minutes of the last
meeting George S. Gage made de-
/ tailed report for both the finance and
arrangement committees, which were
appointed for the barbecue recently
Tgiven at Lewis Springs.
An interesting point in the report Of
Gage was the summing up Of the eX-
! penses and receipts incident to the
barbecue This because of the re-
| port which had been circulated that
the club had cleared several hundred
dollars as the result of the outing CIV
en- the people under its auspices.
Cages detailed statement showed that
counting as receipts the money which
hid been donated, they totaled ST.
422.55;; that the expenditures were
S1,313.0S. The total cleared was
$1O9.47.
After the report of the committees
had been received a motion was made
and carried that permanent head
quarters be established 1t was then
decided thatthe headquarters used in
the city campaign be used again-that
lis. the Odd Fellows hall and two ad-
joining rooms. The president and the
Executive committee were authorized
to select a man for the purpose of
maintaining headquarters, the same
to be opened from the present until
the close of the campaign.
The question of literature was dis
cussed, and it was decided that much
the same plan as was used last year
would be the best, together with the
use of campaign literature from ma
tional headquarters, setting forth the
tissues between the two parties. The
club win also cooperate to the fullest
lextent with tae county committee in
the distribution of literature bearing
on the campaign.
A meeting Of the executive commit
ltee was called to take place imme-
diately after the meeting. The ban
liner committee, of which Frank
Vaughan is chairman, was instructed
to procure as soon as possible suit
able banner and stretch the same
across Main street, so the public
might know the location OF head
quarters.
Il was decided at the meeting last
night that on Thursday of each week,
from now until the close of the present
campaign, that meetings would be
held in the Odd Fellows hall. The
first of these meetings will be held
next Thursday, at which there VIII
be a number of speeches made by
members The enthusiastic meetings
held during the city campaign are ex-
pected to be SURPASSED, as tile club
has a better organization, and many
members have recently been added to
the roster
The following committees Of the
club. appointed upon the perfection of
the organization short time before
the opening of the city campaign will
serve during the fall campaign: Mem
bership comlnittee-C. c. Thompson,
chairman; George 6. Gage secretary.
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tcommfttee = George Neaie, c. G.
Thompson, George Porter, F. A. SUIT
ter