Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-22

i himself or Mr Milne. ic was evident their personal efforts had a good deal | to do with the outcome Of their trip. i SeGor JimineZ then responded in a short speech in behalf of the state Of { Sonora. Senor Milne made a few remarks praising Senor Armada for his services. which the latter very modestly accepted. Mir. s. NJ. Aguirre, Senor Gavi.o and Ybarra, each made a few remarks pTaising the work of the commissioners and landing the assist ance Of the authorities at the capital. Mir. B. J. O'ReilIy came ia time for a nice little speech in which he of- fered right Of way and water rights to the railroad company without com pensation when they were ready to build. He also stated that he had re- ceived a letter from a friend in St. Louis, who wrote that Captain Cos who made report against Naco, as an available point of entry was will in gto retract the statement should Governor Corral so request MT. O'Reilly was greeted with applause.
 Mir. R. V. Daniels and Mir. V. R. N. Greaves spoke of the benefit to both cities of the success of the mission and were gratifed at the good feeling | with which both parties accepted the report of the commissioners. MT. B. { Dubuch scored a decided hit when he spoke in three languages, French,
 Mexican and English, signifying the three republics. His speech was wig ;orously applauded and he was the recipient of many congratulations.
 During the dinner sweet music was
 rendered by the Mexican orchestra. iThe various selections were very much enjoyed as evinced by the en- |cores. With the successful visit of lthe commission, Naco has taken new life With the assurance of no change lof location the residents have come together in a gathering of hospitality and good cheer to congratulate one ianother on the future of the twin cit lies The rapid development of the
 Nacos is now only a question of short time Residents of both sides of
 the line will now put their shoulders Ito the wheel and work together and
 roll Naco 10 the very front among the cities of Cochise county. It has filled them with a fire, formerly dormant
 which will not be controlled till Naco
  iHer cisibens of either side are filled with that energy which knows no rest Itill it has reached its climax, and Naco is now ready for her march oi l, progress.
 , During the evening a suggestion . was made in reference to forming ar international club. The idea strucl , lthe audience as a spark, which soor . kindIed into flame. We may soon lool
 for al organization which will serve
 Ito the mutual benefit of both parties . lit will bind more strongly those band: of harmony and peace, which already : are well molded.
 ,i Toasts were. made to Presiden r Diaz. Senor Limanteur. Governor Cor | ral. Senors Armada and Milne, ana I last but not least to Naco, the inter . national city.
 : It was in the early hours of thu V morning with the orchestra rendering "Adios." Americas Home, Swee . Home" when the banquet was over
 Before departing it was resolved F. telegram signed by all present shoul' f be forwarded to Governor Corral I thanking him for his immeasurabl T. services and assuring him of tn Q heart wishes and esteem of the resi !. dents of the border cities.
 We present herewith copy Of tn v telegram and the names of those wh l. affixed their signatures:
 h To Governor Corral, City of Mexico f We, the undersigned, residents c f Naco. Arizona, and Naco, Sonora, uni' r. ed at a banquet given in honor 0 Messrs Armada and Milne in con r memoration of the services rendere n by them il defense of the interest