Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-11
EVERY LINE OF BUSINESS
 HIGHLY PROSPEROUS --b|G GAINS
Deposits Have Increased 25 Per Cent in the Last Year
 Population Shows Marked and Continued Advance - Health Conditions the Best Ever Enjoyed - Inn

Ns aiming climatic and health conditions, thus the first time seeking Co at tact here tourists--not the consump ! i've who must make his own vsl, ahile seeking health but the touris. who desires to view the scenery all investigate the resources of his coun.
 ry, the while enic ying the mos,
 ,u-ble and sa sa.ubrious climate thl,
 x.sts. Copies of this book may n,
 b ained at ne office of the Club. IL
 the second publication of the kind
 .ued by the Club. before the organi-
 ation of which nothing of that na- tu.e had ever been undertaken.
 1 Further publicity has been ob- taine1 from signs placed be ow Low ,ll. and it is planned. by signs at Osborn and ty folders to be issued through the El Paso & Southwestern Railroad and the Rock Island Rail way and distributed at Eastern points. further to advertise the legitimate claims and advantages enjoyed by the district
 One of the first definite achieve. ments for the present year was the S. touring of a frsight and passenger de ot for Lowe !. that precinct having ihcrea sed in pcpulGton fiftyIour per cent in three years. This was under. taken and accomplished through a committee eppointed Ly the cluO. There are to be four children's p az grounds in the District This Clab undertook the creation of two, and, at the same time undertook the re- moyal of the bodies from the old Ieme.e .ery. Without the work done b. this Club. the playground project would sti be in the dim yistas of the future, but the project was car ried out on other lines and through another committee, to which the Club tuned over the funds which it had raised. There was no bitterness or disappointment felt, since there are more playgrounds than originally planned, and the general result has been attained but it is still to be re- gretted that the old cemetery must remain in the woeful condition in which it now Is. Its use for play, ground purposes was obtained fer the Club; but now it must await some other public use until the dead there inferred may obtain suitable and hon . cred resting places.
 Net of such an immediate direct re suit, but none the less important for the future, was the placing of Bisbee , on the road map despite many diff
 GU ties. A passenger train passing Q through a city is considered a great advantage, but a transcontinental auto z route woud bring in even larger fl nanc a. gain for the residents. An cff Tt was made to r4n the Borde. and R,ute around, and not through
 isbee. These efforts have been de r { atad through the activities of thil Club.
 l First the building of a bridge et | Fairlank was obtalned, the supervis
 ors at the same time being prevailed cn to route the State High va, tn ouPh Bisbee and over the Divide E. Paso to Phoenix race proposed
 b tre Chai man me Cl b s ROa : Ctf mt ee, the q b forced the rout,
 ye. .he D y.do and ob-lnad the nigh
 nt ol. l, has caused the route
 ..r,u-b Bislee to b mapped aa, , ossel by three pat0lnders. W. o. 1.
 "es gaid, T.. l.. Ferguson and A. l.
 Wcstgard, and Las organized a Bo
 tie. a4d Route Association to adver
 Use and promote this road.
 The Auto Club is an .cltgrowth O
 Rcals Committee of this Club , With tie help of the Auto Cub, thu
 ard of Supervisors have been pre- vailed on to adve! tise for bids for ; paved street from Bisbee to Warren - one of the most important benefits - ever obtained tr al's istrict, an, 6 which gives 1t something in return . for the large proportion of the Roa,
 Fund that it pays. For this work tn'
 Road Committee deserves especia ,l thanks It is believed 1t will result fl !. ed cilg pneumonia cases in the Dis e trict by ful y ten per cent. beside I saving time and expense to all whi !. have to travel the road for businos f CT fer pleasure. Under the terms o , he cont act it wi te kept in repai q bv the cent actor for five years. n On numerous occasions represents
 tives of the Club have attended meet
 ings and conventions. Everyone, eA
 cept the Secretary, has gene at hi
 own expense; and on few occasion
 only has the Secretary been paid hi
 transportation and hotel expenses.
 Necessary work was done at th minimum cost to the Club, and tn |. members who have done this hay shown their true public spirit.
 sl hope that here a brief analyst ' of the financial condition of the Wal - ren District Commercial Club will no be considered entirely inappropa'
 The last audit on November goth COT
 dlcted by the Clubs Comnitte, showed balance on hand of s362.9
 small of itself, but most gratifyin
 In view of the work accomplished.
 Ten corporations. thirty-nine busi.