Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-19
PERMANENT EXHIBIT FOR ARIZONA ASKED
 BY SAN DIEGO FAIR
Various Business Organiza-
 ton of This State Represen- ted in Step to Provide In-
 stallation and Maintenance.

PHOENIX. Jan. 1S.-Defnite action on the placing of an Arizona exhibit lat the San Diego fair was taken Sat urday afternoon. at the meeting of rep .resentatives of various business organ izations of the state They met at the chamber of commerce.
 President Fennemore of the local chamber of commerce called the meet ing to order He then told those pres ent of the offer made by the officials of the San Diego exposition. and sug- gested the first order of business was the appointing of a chairman. J. E. Owen was then duly elected chairman. and Harry Welch was named as secre- tary
 Assurances of help in some measure was made by some of the delegates. but as the majority were uninstructed no definite action was taken. Letters giving encouragement to the plan from prominent mining men of the state. were read. It was suggested that a committee from three cities of the state should go to San Diego and ex- anime the offer of space submitted and interview the exposition officials.
 Dr. Norton assured the meeting that Phoenix would be prepared to send a delegate. It was wise, he said, to spend a few dollars now if by doing SO many dollars could be saved later. It was suggested that the money fos the exhibit should be raised by each county in it's own way. It would be necessary to have. however. a guaran- tee from each county that the amount promised would be forthcoming before definite plans for exhibiting could be carried out
 The chairman reviewed the discus sion and added many valuable sugges- tiops regarding the need of suitable location if the exhibit is to be of val ue. On motion the chairman appoint ed an executive committee to act on the matter Three members of the committee to have power to take def mite action. They are to appoint their own officers. The names of the com mittee are as follows:
 J. F. Meyers, Tucson; MT. Adams. Casa Grande; T. K. Campbell. Pres colt: Allan T. Byrd, Jr, Nogales; Hen " Welch, Phoenix.
 The meeting then proceeded to dis cuss the plans for state organization of commercial and other bodies. Plans of the Arizona Development Board or ganized in 1910. were outlined for the benefit of those present. After gen eral discussion of the need of state organization and the advantages of closer cooperation between all sec tions of the state of Arizona. the chair man was authorized to appoint com mittee of ten, to suggest bylaws for such a body. The committee of ten to include the committee of five, se- lected to consider the matter of ex- hibiting at San Diego. The commit tee is as follows:
 l.. l.. Alexander. Yuma; w. Ward Davies, Tucson; L. w. MeAdams, Casa Grande; R. B. von KleinSmidt, Tucson; Judge Frank o. Smith. Pres colt. and Harry Welch. Phoenix; T. F.. Campbell. Prescott. and Tom Shaugh- messy, Phoenix.
 An invitation to hold the next meet ing at Tucson was extended by MT. Owens and on motion the invitation was accepted. February 22nd was se- lected as a suitable date for the next 
 Alan T. Bird. Jr.. of Nogales, read a communication from that place re- garding the silver service for the bat .leship Arizona" and the best method to be pursued for arranging for the same. It was decided that commit tee of ten should consider the matter and submit a report at the next meet ing.