The Nenana daily news., 1919-02-05
 OF NENANA CLUB
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l ADOuL tnlTIy-CWO memDeTS ol Iue Nenana club met last night at the chambers of the Nenana Commer- cial club iii the Union building, in response to the notice calling a special meeting.
 Frederick D. Browne, chairman of the club, called the meeting to order and explained its purpose. He quoted facts and figures to show that it was suicidal for the | club to attempt to continue as be- fore in the old building used by the club, owing to the enormous expense it entailed, and even though 1 Dr. Bowen had consented to make very liberal reduction in the rent, the other items of expense which would be absolutely neces sary would render the continuance of the club in the old quarters simply out of the question. The action taken by the trustees of the club in giving up the old quarters was then ratified by the member ship.
 The chairman stated that tenta- 1 tive arrangements, subject to the approval of the Nenana Commercial club, had been made for the meet ing held last night, and that ar engagements had also been made, subject to certain conditions, for the renting of a portion of the ] Union Building, to include that DOT tion used weekly by the Nenana ! Commercial club for a very reason able sum per month, which would l include heating, lighting and jani- tor service. This portion of the building, with few minor altera- tions, would, it was thought, serve the purpose of the club very well as temporary measure and enable it to get ahead little. The chair man wished to ascertain the wishes of the members in the matter.
 After some desultory discussion, during which the matter was thor oughly gone into in every detail, the members present unanimously agreed to the change and to the ac- ceptannce of the temporary quart ters until such time as the club would be able to either build their own club house buy suitable building or rent suitable quarters. With the ratification of the action of the trustees and the acceptance of the temporary quarters, the spe- cial meeting which was more or less informal in character, was brought to a close.
 The organization had no bylaws or rules of procedure; these having been suspended indefinitely, but, it was the wish of the members pres ent that the regular annual meet ing be called immediately, and it was done accordingly.
 The officers elected at the last meeting were confirmed for the ensuing year; reports from the va rious committees were received and new instructions were issued to those committees whose reports were not ready. The committee on by laws, through its chairman, then submitted the new bylaws which had been prepared. The new by- laws were read by sections and duly confirmed and accepted by the members.
 The resignation of the secretary was discussed and his successor named, but owing to some delay, inevitable in this case, the present secreary agreed to serve until his successor could conveniently take !. over affairs.
 Considerable discussion was in. dulged in regarding the changes necessary and otherwise in the clut rooms to be, but no definite action was taken. The house committed was empowered to collaborate witf the Commercial club and see what could be done. The trustees were empowered to gather data and sub l init plans, cost, etc. for permanent