Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-09
Committee Matters

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 The reports of number of commit tees of the chamber shows that the various departments of the local com mercial body have not been idle dur ing the past few weeks.
 The road committee reported that the matter of securing right of way for a new road to connect with the Globe Roosevelt road was progressing rapidly and that there will apparently be lit tie difficulty in securing the necessary ground for the roadway.
 Superintendent DoweR of the Old Dominion has assisted in the work of making a plat of the road as it passes over the property of that company, and when President Charles Smuner Smith of that company arrives here in few weeks, the matter will be taken up with him. It is not believed that any great difficulty will be encountered in securing this portion of the right of way, or that other property owners af- fected by the new road will offer any opposition.
 A number of other committee made brief reports, showing that they are working and will accomplish their ends within snort tlme'
 Secretary's Report
 Secretary Rohrabacher made an ex- cellent report to the chamber, which was received with applause.
 In his report he state dthat since taking charge of the work on February l, an active effort to secure additional members had resulted in the enrolment op oll,+,ono1 natiua r11pm bers. Subscriptions to the amount of approximately 5000 have been re- ceived, the chamber is now located in it's own home, the furniture has been paid for, the rent paid for the present month and with no outstanding debts, there is now a balance of $500 in the treasury.
 He made a strong argument in favor of more general subscriptions, to the end that attractive literature concern ing the Globe district might be pre- pared for the purpose of advertising the district and received many favorable responses, including a talk from Judge Lewis, who held that the county could we'll assist in this work. if the funds were available. Chairman Pat Rose of the county board of supervisors in re- rlv stated that while the county fathers were in favor of advertising, that ad- ditonal expenditures in the way of jail construction during the present year would preclude any offer of assistance at the present time.
 Since February 15, the occasion of the last regular meeting of the cham Der, the following new members have been enrolled: J. w. Bennie, Hermann Cook, J. H. Sussman, J. Parke Chan ning A. Lewisohn, B. Britton Gotts- berger, N. o. Lawton, J. Weinberger, w. D. Fisk, G. w. Shute, J. w. Mur- phy, William Whalley, Peter Wilson, George H. Dowell, Fred Hengehold, F. l.. Wightman.
 Included in this list are not ly many representative business and profession- al men of this city, but prominent off cials of the Miami Copper company, the Old Dominion Copper Mining & Smelling company, and the Arizona Commercial Copper company as well.
 Since the reorganization of the chamber of commerce., its strength, financially, and in the way of member ship has greatly increased and with this growth has come new spirit of enthusiasm among it's members which promises to make the local commercial body one of the strongest in the terri tory. Even yet, however, the Globe chamber of commerce is onlv in its in fancy and with continuation of pres ent conditions, it will become great factor in the public and business life of Globe and the Globe district.