Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-18

impossible as tho appropriation bills would not come up ul thls session He is therefore urged to use every endeavor Co include an appropriation for site here in the appropriation bin at Che present session.
 Naeo ls Considered
 Naco and the dangerous conditions that have prevailed there also came in for attention. This followed the reading of a letter from the Tucson Chamber of Commerce and a copy of a telegram sent from the old Pueblo to Senator Smith A similar tele- gram was ordered sent from here.
 It includes a statement that the opposing factions entrench along the border. get supplies from this side and thus are enabled to continue their warfare at such border points. thereby killing and wounding Ameri- can citizens on American soil and destroying American property That this can be cured by closing automat ically any border port where actual 1 fighting occurs. thereby compelling withdrawal to interior points to sec cure supplies.
 To Sign Dangerous Point
 The attention of the board was called by Mir Cunningham to the dangers of a sharp curve this side of Forest A public spirited citizen had erected a sign at this point. warn ling or dangers. but the sign was fas- tened to by 4's for which some one found a use, was sawed off and bodi- l ly carried away It was decided that metal sign should be erected there | on a piece of piping inserted in con crete and the club should defray the | leXpense. At the same time the state engineering department is asked to widen the curve. blast out the point of rock. as soon as funds are availa- ble for any state road purposes in this county Already there have been several accidents at this dan ger point
 Other sign work was undertaken by the club About year and a half ago signs were erected at the curve below the Denn bridge that set forth the resources and other facts rela- tive to Bisbee and Lowell. These signs had become dim and were or dered to be repainted. The secre- tary was also instructed to obtain bids for the erection of similar signs at the top of the divide and to pre- sent such bids to the board at the next meeting. These signs will give the altitude of the point at which they are erected as we'll as data rel ative to the Warren district lying at the feet of the hill where the signs will stand.
 Gray For lmmi grafton Commissioner.
 Efforts on the part of the county to secure the best class of settlers through the appointment of an im- migration commissioner and the util. zation of the advertising funds avail. able for that purpose were urged l Secretary Gray stated that he had made application to the members of the incoming board for such appoint .ment as the work came directly in line with what he was already doing for the district and the county Pres ident Bowen told of the suggestion of one member of the new board that advertising fund might be divided pro rata among the various commer cial organizations of the county ac
 cording to population and resources This idea met with approval but the board deems a head essential foi such appropriations and expenditures The appointment of Gray to this
 office was endorsed and a letter will be sent to the supervisors endorsing Gray's application and urging his ap . pointment, as well as endorsing tn,
 project of an equable distribution O.
 advertising funds. Such commission . CT should approve and recommend tC } the board the propoesd expenditures of the different commercial bodies O the county funds which would theI be made available, if also approved by the board of supervisors. by ap propriation by that body. In thi way the directors feel that direct re 3 suits will be obtained for the count! Q and the various sections and vast
 of funds will be eliminated The, point out that Gray's long experience
 in publicity work eminently fits hin
 for the position and will insure tn
 desired results. It is said there ar
 also applicants for the appointmen I from Douglas. Willcox and McNea ! Gray points out that if such an al
 rangement be made, it will bring
 about a class relationship between al | the commercial organizations, on
 that would practically mean an aC
 vertising commission and by whic
 each organization, and the sectio
 that 1t covers. would obtain the ber
 eft of the experience of the other
 while all worked in harmony
 The next meeting of the director
 will be held December 3Oth and wi
 close its years work unless a specif