Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-17

this club took the initiative in seek ing employment for as many as pos .sitle of the married unemployed up on state county and city road work The state and county gave employ ment Co married citizens in prefer. ence 70 others and on the state and county work SO loue as state high. way funds lasted employment to a large force was given for more than two months the ages thus paid being spent in the Warren District Had the proposed state bond issue amendment carried at the polls, such. employment would still be continu- ing.
 In the matter of insurance rates your board and the insurance com mittee have not been idle but at this time can report only 9 little more than progress. A reduction of 10 per cent from $1O to S9 per hundred for one year was obtained on the highest premumed residential risks With the new fire station up the canyon ample water stored. new department at Lowell and fine equip ment there the Board believes that there should have been further re- auctions on both residential and bus mess properties and has therefore. taken the matter up with the insur- ance department of the Arizona Cor poration Commission There 1t is now pending
 Several times during the pro longed session of Congress the club sent letters to our representative and senators at Washington, seeking the purchase of a site for a federal building here When it was learned that the necessary appropriation bin would not be passed at that session. efforts were abandoned until the present session. Immediately on the .re-convening of Congress they were renewed and bill has been intro duced into Congress making an ap- propriation for the purchase of such site and is now pending A number of questions have been propomded to the postmaster by the post office department relative 10 the matter and the secretary has been instruct ed Co take up the answering thereof with him
 Very recently it was learned that there was 8 liklihood of the military camps at Naco being moved to Doug 1 las because lower water rates could be obtained at the latter place The importance of the trade between those camps and this district need not be commented on. The secretary was directed to take the matter up with General Bliss. This was done and General Bliss placed the letter
 in the hands of Captain Huguet the quartermaster, who called the sec retary mp on the telephone and late fly called upon him.
 When this matter was laid before
 the directors a committee was ap- pointed which was assured by the Bfsbee Naco Water Company that if
 the camp be moved it will not be ! because of water rates. Since then
 the committee is informed both by
 the directors of the company and officers of the army that the matter
 is approaching satisfactory adjust mept No assurance of the length of maintenance of the camp at Naco is obtainable but present indications
 are that it will be kept there so long as troops may be needed on the eastern Arizona border
 In order to bring about closer and the most pleasant relations between the business men of the district and
 the officers of the military camp. a
 motor excursion was arranged for last Friday, January Sth This was
 carried out as planned and was
 highly successful in every way It
 will undoubtedly have the full effect
 that was intended.
 Never has the Warren District Ibeen so we'll advertised as during 'the past year During the first six