Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-28
EXERCISES [OF PUBLIC
 SCHOOLS
ORPHEUM THEATER CROWDED AND EXCELLENT PROGRAM RENDERED BY SCHOOL
 PUPILS.

Douglas, Ariz., May 27.-(Special)-
 That the people of Douglas take a good healthy interest in the public schools of the city was clearly shown last night at the closing exercises. The Orpheum theater was crowded to the doors, several hundred standing up during the whole program and a large number were unable to gain admis- sion. The program as published in last evenings paper was carried out with the exception of a few changes.
 The children had assembled at the Seventh street school, and they march ed over to the Orpheum, each grade headed by their teacher.
 The Flower Drill Frogs and Dandelions, Spring Sons" and Flag Drill' rendered by the first and sec ond grades were well received by the audience and showed painstaking care in the manner in which the children had been drilled.
 Superintendent Cs11del1 made a few remarks ID which he urged the attendance of all the children in town at the public school instead of being allowed to roam the streets and be- come little toughs, fit subjects for the reform school. He also stated he would do all in his power during iAe next year to see that such boys were sent to the reform school. After the program was over flash l light photograph was taken of the aud i fence.
 Altogether the affair reflects great credit on Supt. Grindell and his ef- ficient corps of teachers and shows that the public schools of Douglas are credit to the city and to the terri tory as well.
 Ranger Roundtree returned home last night from Solomonville.
 F. P. Wilson. chief engineer for the E. P. & s. w. is in town today.
 J. S. Douglas arrived in town today from Nacozari in his automobile
 A w Flicl1inger, store manager for the Roy mine, is in town today on bus mess.
 R. S. Vickers returned home today to Cumpas after spending several days in town on business.
 Norton Hand. a mining man from Nacozari, who recently sold his prop C4 zari this morning after visit of sev- eral days in Douglas.
 Judge Mcdonald and A. RI. Corona went to NacoZari today on mining business in consequence there is nothing doing today in the justice court.
 Dr. and Mrs. Greene left for the San Bernardino ranch today and from frS4A camping expedition for two weeks, ex- pecting to return to Douglas about June 10.
 MT. J. S. Williams, of Nacozari, ar rived in Douglas yesterday evening from Bisbee where she had been vis- lang friends.
 Vim. ". Sawyer, a special agent of the national census bureau, was in Douglas today gathering statistics re- lating to the manufacturing industry
 w. F. DcCamp has resigned his po- sition as superintendent of the Fl Tigre mine and returned to Denver. MT DeCamp is an able mining super intendent and his ability will be miss ca at the Fl Tigre camp.
 Mayor and Mrs. c. A. Overlook re- turned this morning from Fl Paso where they went to meet their son Alton who was returning from Ros- well, New Mexico, where he has been attending college. While in Fl Paso Mayor Overlook took occasion to look up few points on municipal govern ment.
 | Gen. w. H. Pratt and Mrs. Pratt left this morning fr their home in San Francisco, after a visit of two months here. Gen. and Mrs. Pratt are the father and mother of Mrs. J. A. Lewandowski. During his visit here Gen. Pratt secured twenty-two min ing claims ip the Paradise district, ad- joining the property of the Savage company.
 B. F. Graham returned yesterday from a visit to the Fl Tigre mine. MT. Graham has had charge of this property since its purchase from the original owners. It is understood that conditions in the management of this company are not entirely satisfactory to MT. Graham since the Kansas City parties secured control and he will most likely retire from his position as general manager.