, 1925-08-27
WYOMING MOTOR
CLUB HELD MEET
AT YELLOWSTONE

Wyoming Motor Club is now on
a substantial footing with all count
les in the State Joined in an unselfish
and constructive movement to give
the State the impetus necessary to at
tract the tourist and settler. This
cohesive movement found its climax
at the first annual meeting of the
Club at Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel.
Yellowstone Park. Friday and Satur-
day. August IA n 10, when repre-
sentatives from many sections of the
State were present and aided in per-
fecting a permanent organization.
One of the first things authorized
was to- incorporate under the laws OF
Wyoming.
The organization at the outset will
devote its time to c%ataloging all the
principal places of scenic and wild
life interest in the State, eventually
map all the roads and highways,
working in cooperation with the
State Highway Department and the
State immigration Department, make
a survey OF all points OF historical
interest and devise ways for marking
- same. and to gradually function
= clearing house for all matters
1eEssting highway marking. tourist
travel. tourist camps and other sim
liar features.
Wyoming Motor Club will cooper
ate with all local motor organizations
and an effort made to avoid duplica-
ton in work carried on in the state.
Its function will be largely advertis-
ing the State as a whole without par
ticular reference to any locality. Of
ficers and directors OF the Club work
Ing unselfishly n sincerely to gain
the best results in attracting people
to the State. No one single COM
munity will be pitted against another
In the work lined out.
1t is the purpose of the Club to
turn out attractive booklets from
time to time to DO paid for through
membership funds. which is only 81
annually per member. The meeting
NJ the park was not as well attended
as was expected because OF heavy
rains during severa days prior to the
convention dates. but there was a
sufficient representation TO insure the
formation of a permanent organiza-
ton.
In the election OF officers men were
selected because OF their knowledge
OF the conditions OF the State and
"a poaiu vi ulIttlDIs IN maus up OI
the leading citizens OF the respective
counties. l.. L.. Newton. well known
newspaper man of Lander. tsmpor-
AIRY president OF the preliminary or
ganbation, filed his resignation be-
cau5b OF pressing business. A. J..
HAslctt OF Casper. editor and pub
lisber OF Inland OIL Index. one of the
me1t widely known newspapcrmen In
the State and who has been a staunch
supporter of the new organization.
fuhsd his resignation as secretary
treasurer. likewise because his cdi-
tocal work took up most OF his time.
bob designations were accepted by
thSSClub with extreme regret.
Tho new officers elected were X.
II. Alcorn. editor n publisher OF
The Itawlins Republican. as presi-
dent. and D.. w. Greenburg. public
Nv writer for Midwest Iicilning Co.
Casper. as secrctary-treasurer. w.
+. Wilkcrson. head of wyoming
Automotive Co. Casper. was r~c-clcct-
ed vice president. No changes were
made In the names OF the Board OF
Directors which comprise one mem
Der representing each county In tho
state. They are:
Carbon county. l.. NJ. Bonnewcll.
Rawlins.
Crook County. X. o. Thomas. Sun
dance.
Weston county. G. W. Dow. New
castle.
Goshen county. G. A. Elauist.
Torrington.
Platte county, w. l. .Jackley.
WheAtland.
Lincoln county. Roy A. Mason,
Kammercr.
sub,etts county. 8. v. Perry. Pine