Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-10
.ELKS INTERESTED Antlered Marching Club Great ly interested in Denver
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To beard the Cananea Elks in their den, convince them that half of their 1 life will be missed If they fail to Join the Bisbee Marching Club and go to Denver, and to in general lock horns with their Sonora friends. eight or ten members of the local antlered herd will go to Cananea next Saturday.
 Arrangements have all been made for a special train, which will leave Bisbee for Denver on July IA, gather ing up Elks all the way along the line, and spending one day in Colorado Springs, where it is said great prepara- tions are being made to receive the visitors from Arizona.
 Exalted Ruler G. H. Campbell esti- mates that not less than 100 Elks will start from Bisbee, Cananea, Douglas. Tombstone and some of the. cities in other parts of the Territory. They will all gather here and in bunch continue the rest of the way to the Rocky Mountain city.
 The session to be held in ~enver is the forty-second grand lodge session and the twentieth annual reunion of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. The festivities begin on July 1G, continuing through the entire week, with something doing every minute of the night and day.
 The grand parade, in which the Marching Club of this city expects to take part and capture first prize, will start at 10 o'clock on the morning of | July 19. No vehicles except decorat- ef floats, will be permitted in the pa- rade. save in the division provided for carriages and automobiles.
 On Monday. July. 1G, the feature will be the Wild West show and bron- co-busting contests. in which every noted bronco buster in the United States will compete for the Elks cham pionship. This show will continue Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
 Monday night the grand opening ses- sion will be held at the Tabor opera house: Tuesday special performances at Elitch's gardens afternoon and evening; Wednesday, special perform ances at Manhattan Beach, afternoon and evening; Thursday. fireworks at City Park. !,
 Bisbee Elks are principally interest ed in the marching contest, for which Iprizes are offered as follows: Bes, appearance $500, $500. s2OO; greatest number. $500. $500. s2OO: most unioue $500. $500, s200. The rules governing this contest are as follows:
 No limitations win be made as 10 instrumentation. nor will any of the selections be prescribed
 For the marching contest the adjudi' cators will take into consideration the following points: Cadence, execution uniform. discipline and general appear aDce in the line of march.
 The adirdication of the D'archinP contest will take place during the Elks' grand parade on Thursday, July 19, at 10 am.
 The point from which the adjudi- cators will view the parade will be fix cd. and each organization will be in fer med ss to the exact location.
 Further and specific directions will be given bv th" odjudicators at the time of the contest.
 StorId important features arise Ia ter. which require to be included anCng these rules, the committee on band co7toGt viii advise all contest ing hands of them.
 All lodges and individuals desirinr to coTDete for any prizes in any con- itest. must signify their intention to comDete. and in which contest or con- tests they desire to compete, not later than Jui- 10. 1906.