Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-01

, lne DallrOOm apprOprlaJe, ana muCl
 time is being devoted to this end
 which can not be computed in dollars
 The one ambition is to make it th'
 grandest in history and indications
 point to their success. On the span
 drel above the columns will be sus
 pended placques of brilliant cut flow
 CTS and orchids and American Beauty
 roses will abound everywhere. Bloom
 ing plants and vines and greens will
 radiate from shields and coats-of-arms
 of the various states and pendant
 baskets of ferns.
 The Royal Palms will set on the ground floor and will reach above the first balcony. Asparagus vines will
 trace their way through the myriad lights on the music stand where the
 members of the United States Marine
 Band will be grouped in their red coats and somber trousers. The red will contrast against background of gold, and over all will span an arch of light. The stand from which the President and the Presidential guests will witness the merry making Will be bower of American Beauty roses, with cut flowers, greens and Roman wreaths to complete the complement of color.
 In the center of the court there is fountain. This is to be transformed into a rockery with weird caverns and caves, to allow the electrician scope for some wonderful and artis- tic effects. The interior and exterior of the rockery will be decorated with aquatic plants, flowers and running vines. 4 guard rail three feet high will be constructed around the rock cry to protect it from the throng of visitors as they swing to and fro in the dance.
 The tracery of vines will lead the way to the supper room, where the guests may satisfy most ravenous ap- petites. The principal decoration will be the good things to eat, although Southern smilax and other greens will be in evidence everywhere. The sup per. by the way, is the only portion of the inaugural festivities that will continue after the hour of midnight As inauguration day is followed by Sunday this year, the Marine Band will be instructed to play Home Sweet Home" at midnight, and the waltzes and two-steps must cease, pro yided there has been room enough to dance prior to this time. The guests may promenade or go in to supper, for one of the officers of the inaugu- ral committee is quoted as saying he has no objection to persons visiting on Sunday" The supper will be served under the supervision of special committee and will be prepar- ed in a kitchen now being constructed adjacent to the Penslon Building.
 The inaugural committee spends something like s6O,000 to permit the people of the nation to fittingly cele- brate this quadrennial event. The parade costs money but the visitors view it free of charge; the fireworks display costs nothing, and anyone may see the President take the oath. For admission to the inaugural pail A fee of five dollars is required or each guest, and as 12,0OO persons are expected to pay for admission, the receipts of the ball are made to pay the entire expense of the day. MT. Milton E. Allies, who, as treasurer or the Inaugural Committees, has charge of the sale of these tickets, reports that they are selling like hot cakes, and that the folks from out of town had better get in line before 1t IS too late.