The Arizona copper camp., 1917-02-24
NOCYAR CLUB
ELECTS OFFICERS
Baseball Meeting Soon-Other Hap
penings of Interest in Hayden

Baseball Meeting Soon-Other Hap
penings of Interest in Hayden
HAYDEN, Ariz., Feb. 23.-Last Sun
day evening the Nocyar Club met at
the new club house for the purpose
of holding the monthly smoker, elect
ing officers for the ensuing year, and
formulating new rules for the conduct
of the club.
Under the new plan of government,
the officers of the club consist of a
president, vice president and secre-
tary treasurer with a Board of Gov
errors, consisting of nineteen mem
elected from each of the nineteen de-
partments into which the Hayden
plant of the Copper Company is di-
vided, this arrangement being de-
signed to provide equal representation
for all departments. The following
officers were chosen
President, G. H. Wilkinson, Jr.
elected by unanimous vote).
Vice Presidential. r. Christie.
Secretary Treasurer. A. Hurst.
Board of Governors
Clerical Dept, r. T.Taliaferro.
Engineering Dept, Nels Johnson.
Metallurgical Dept, F. E. Ketchen.
Flotation Dept, Bruce Leake.
Operation, Garm's shift, (not yet
chosen).
Operation, Ellis, shift, A. G. Ellis.
Operation, Griffin's shift, N. E.
Griffin.
Carpenter Dept, Jno. Orr.
Carpenter Repair Dept, e. Baglin.
Mechanical Dept, w. A. Spearing.
Mechanical Repair Dept, J. Kerr.
Electrical Dept, M. J. Brooks.
Outside Dept, A. Vinsen.
Power House, Steam Dept, J. o.
Walker
Power Gen. Dept, A. G. Reifsnider.
Outside Electrical Dept, M. E.
Webster.
The superintendent and assistant
superintendent of mills are also ex-
officio members of the board.
Following the elections a number of
new rules were enacted, covering con-
ditions of membership and club regu-
lation. Any employee of the Ray Con-
solidated Copper Company is eligible
for membership, the initiation fee
being fixed at $3.50, and the monthly
Any male resident of Hayden not in
the companys employee is eligible for
associate membership, but his appli-
cation must first be posted on the club
bulletin board for one week. and voted
on by the Board Of Governors at the
next meeting.
Club regulation rules provide that
the Board of Governors may suspend
or expel any member; may enact new
rules or alter old ones; that any nine
members of the board constitute a
quorum that a meeting for the con-
duct of business shall be held in the
first week of each month; that the
board shall appoint special house and
entertainment committees; that at the
request of any member the privileges
of the club may be extended to friends
or visitors; that any vacancy in the
board shall be filled at the next regu-
lar meeting; that honorary members
of the club may be appointed by the
board; and that the club shall be open
daily from a. M until IL p. m.
Ladies' Day, which gives the exclu-
sive use of the club to ladies from 1
p. m. to p. M, for one day in each
week, has been formally changed from
Thursday to Saturdays.
The business meeting having been
concluded, the regular club smoker
was held.
The club membership has now ad-
vanced to 255.
NJ A. Morrison, representing the
Worthington Pump & Machinery Co.,
accompanied by his wife, left for Los
Angeles last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis A. Levensaler, of