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portant work to perform and the
tax and insurance committees
have much work to do. The
health committee and other COM
mittees to be appointed will have
important things coming before
each at various times during the
year.
THE committee appointed will
Immediately start work on the
project of arranging with the
railroads to feature stopover priv
ileges for tourists so that they
may visit the worlds greatest
copper mining district here and
the copper smelling plants at
Douglas"
Urges Cooperation
He then reminded the directors
that all of this work required cooper
alive effort and proper financing and
in order that the committees to which
this work had been delegated might
have funds to accomplish the ends
sought for he submitted for the ap-
proval of the directors the budget for
the year, which totals approximately
$4,000. The budget is apportioned
as follows:
Administrative expense, $4,000; es-
Enlistment and improvement OF
camping ground facilities, 1880; road
committee for signs, etc, $500; pub
licity committee for signs, pamphlets,
advertising, etc, $2100; traffic COM
mittee, $500; band committee, 5000;
Fourth of July celebration, $500;
agricultural exhibit, $1,000; legisla-
tive committee, $500, and contingent
expense $500.
This expense it is proposed to meet
through thorough campaign of mem
bership and McGregor announced the
appointment Of the following commit
tee on membership: w. A. Meyer,
chairman; T. A. Hughes, E. c. Camp
bell, George Jay, T. B. Rad, F. F. Best
E. w. Beddow and /. F. Burgess, who
will care for individual membership
solicitation. N. C. Bledsoe, P. NJ
Buckwalter, John Caretto, ]. ]. Elan.
igan, Gus Haigler, NJ. Newman, w. P.
Sims, A. T. Sowle and Jesse Yoakum
will arrange for solicitation among
taxpayers. Ben Frankenberg, F. c.
Bledsoe, John j. Bowen, Robert Ham.
ilton, G. B. Winfrey, ]. r. Henderson,
Howard Givens, Folsom Moore, j. j.
Dugal, j. c.. White, Robert Hart, A.
McWhorter, H. E. Wootton and Lee
Jovanovich were appointed to con
duct the solicitation among business
interests.
McGregor met the complaint that
the present was not a good time to
start a membership campaign with
the assertion that times are going to
be better and that it is largely up to
the people of the Bisbee district to
make better times. He said that il
was not the intention to ask for
amounts that might prove burden
some, and called to the attention OF
the directors that nothing could be
done which would hasten better times
than for every resident to invest a
small amount in the aid of the pro
jects which had been mentioned.
He said that it was time that the
rest of the country should know that
Bisbee had the best all year climate
in the world, that in no other mining
community may such pleasant sur
roundings be found as in the Bisbee
district and called attention to the
fact that there was no other mining
district where so large proportion OF
the population owned the homes in
which they live. He said that there
was no better place in the world TO,
man interested in mining to settle
down and build home than in the
Bisbee district, and that it was neces
sary that others be told of the pleas
ures of life in the District and that
those already, here have the facts in
the case kent ever before them.
The board approved the budget and
the committee appointments and
port