Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-10
DECORATION DAY Committees and Exercises Are Chosen by Joint Commit
 tee at Last.
 .fpcT 3-a3c CEREMONIES T0ys@esss9a,s,. sa,.a ;a ,:s :,s BE ELABORATE.
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Old Veterans and Young Ones Win March Side by Side to Honor Dead Who Fought for Union and Liberty.

At joint meeting held last night at the Y. Nj. c. A. building between committees from the Chamber of Com merce, the Veterans societies and citi- zens, an elaborate program was planned, and Bisbee will see on May 90 the greatest pageant that has ever trod her streets, and ali to do honor to the brave men who during their lives stood ready to defend the liberty and freedom of this great and glorious country
 The committee that met to decide on preparations last night was com posed of Dack Hartman and Capt. w. B. Henderson of the G. A. R., Rev. H. H. Shields, chaplain of the National Guard; D. c. Neck and Wm. Emory Of the Spanish War Veterans, F. C. Hurst and Dan Angins.
 A special invitation will be extend ed to every order in the city, and when all have been gathered together the parade will find in line the G. A. R., Spanish-American War Veterans, Philippine War Veterans, Foreign Vet erans of foreign wars, Rangers, Fire men, Baseball clubs, School children, A. o. U. w., B. P. o. E., l. o. O. F., Knights of Columbus, Masonic 'oret nj zations, Knights of Pythias, Frater- nal Brotherhood, Eagles, Red Men, Sloga, American Yeomen, 4. o. H., Woodmen of the World, Chamber of Commerce, City Council and Sons or Veterans (unattached.) .Y
 Telegrams inviting Governor Ktbey to be present and officiate as orator of the day have been sent out, and the following celebrities have been spe- cially invited to take part in the ex- ercises: Major Charles McClintock, commanding officer of the National Guard in the Territory; Ben Daniels, United States marshal; Lieutenant Geo. B. Wilcox and Captain Thomas Rynning of the Arizona Rangers.
 The advisability of inviting troop from Fort Huachuca was also taken up. and Rev. Shields will communicate with the commanding officer of the fort in the hope that this may be brought about.
 In order that the success of the eA- ercises be assured it will be neces- sary that Bisbee merchants and citi- Zens at large donate liberally toward the Memorial day fund. The Review will publish daily list of the subscrib- CTS to the fund. Already s131.50 has been raised and there is little uouut expressed that this figure represents but a small part of what will flow ln wfen the town has been thoroughly solicited.
 As an instance of what may be ac- complished when the matter is taken up energetically, Dan Angius last night raised his contribution from $5 to s25. As manager of the baseball team, An gius further volunteered to donate a percentage of the gate receipts when Bisbee meets Cananea at Don Luis or the afternoon of Memorial day.
 Following are the names of those who were chosen to act on the com mirtee of arrangements: c. F. Phil brook, D. G. Keck, Captain w. q. Fen derson, J. E. Morrison, George Roberts, Tom Dalton and Harry Duey. They have been requested to meet at the Y. M. c. A. building on Friday e en- ing of this week for the purpose or taking up the details of preparing for the exercises and appointing it's sub committees. ...sa
 The following is list of those who have already contributed to the fund, together with the amount subscribed by each: E. 0. Norton, s5; Orient sa- Icon. s25; M J. Cunningham, s5; J. H Nolan, s5; Boston & Brown, $5; J. W. Breeding, s5; A Leroy, S1; The Fair, $5; cash, $2.50; The Antlers, s5; The Club. s2.50; Alhambra, s2.50; Meany Bros, g; Anderson & Gull, s5; cash, s2.50; cash, s1.50; Letson & Klein, s5; J. B. Angius, s25; T. L. McCutcheon, s1: Palace Stables, S5; cash, s5; cash, soc: L. R. Rasks, $i; cash, s2.50: cash, s1; c. Standish, $1; Auditorium. s2; Bisbee Plumbing Co, S5; F. c. Hurst, S.