Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-18
NEW DIRECTORS CHOSEN FOR
 AUTO CLUB
Membership of Organization Re.elects Old Officers and Adds Names to Director ate. No Affiliation.

New directors have been elected by the Warren District Auro club, the board has organized and chosen it's officers and starts its third year of life under highly satisfactory condi- tions lt will not affiliate with the State Good Roads Association. main. | taining a separate organization for the Warren Distnct Unit, will not increase dues but will give its mem | bers more than ever for their money furnishing new emblems for the mem bCrs care and paying for all of its 1 members in the state and national automobile associations
 l The officers of the Auto Club for ] the year win be J. R. Henderson president; Dr. w. P Sims, vice-presi- dent; M w. Powell, treasurer, and Joseph II. Gray. secretary The oth- { CT directors are. J. J. Bowen, Dr. J. l M. Leonard, l.. J. Overlook, L. l.. Gil man and Bassett Watkins. The re- ports of the president, secretary and treasurer which were read at the meeting, showed that much had been accomplished during the past year and that despite the deficit in the race fund that the club met. it's fiuan- l cial condition was satisfactory as there remained small balance in the treasury after meeting outstand- 1 ing obligations.
 l When the matter of anliating with l the State Good Roads Association | was considered, it appeared that in the latter organization there were r who were members of the club and 1 24 members of the Auto Club not af- finated with the Good Roads Associa- ] ton TO unite the two organizations would require the bringing into the club of the two dozen at present non members and an increase in dues of | the club so that it was deemed best to maintain the separate integrity of 1 each.
 Immediately after the adjournment of the annual meeting the directors met and organized after which they 1 transacted a considerable amount of important business. Traffic matters were considered and discussed in ! some detail and a committee of three 1 consisting of Messrs Leonard, Powell and Watkins, was appointed to frame suggestions to the city attorney and chief of police Of improvements in ! traffic regulations that will be ad. vised. This committee will report back to a special meeting of the mem bers of the club that will be held next l Tuesday evening.
 Club members are now furnished with A. A. A. emblems but the club has no emblem of it's own. A commit ltec of three composed of Messrs Bow en. Gray and Watkins was named tc select an emblem which will embody indications of membership in the To
 cal. the state and the national asso citations. and such emblems will De
 furnished 10 the members without ad ditional costs. A tentative design ha' been suggested. oval in form with tho
 words. Warren Dist. Auto Club" sur
 rounding A. A. A. This is to be fin
 ished in nickel The A. A. A. vii have the double significance of Ari ] LOIG AuNOlnOUllt eAoCbAAAAAhA elAAA American Automobile Association.
 State highway construction, th'
 continuance of work toward Tomb
 stone, the repair of the BorderlanC
 Route, road matters of the county, ci
 ty paving were also given attention
 and a busy day Of correspondence, awaited the secretary.
 The reports showed that while thcr'
 are over 26O automobiles in the Wal
 reu District there are but Al member
 of the club and an energetic compaig
 for members will soon be inaugurated
 For inc $6 per year dues paid int
 the Auto Club membership in the A
 A. A. and the Arizona State Associa
 ton included, an A. A. A. emblem i
 furnished and the second emblem i
 to be given.
 An important matter that will cal
 ly recieve the attention of the dire'
 tors will be that of signing the Bol
 derland Route through this county.