Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-26

was spent in the study of The Book" c. G. Titus of Fl Paso presiding.
 General Discussion.
 At 10 o'clock a general discussion of the conditions and problems con fronting the Y. M c. A workers in this section and methods of meeting them was heard. Some very interest ing talks were heard from the dele gates. During the discussion reports concerning the work of the various associations of the two territories were read
 The Fl Paso association was the first to report. The re- port showed that organization to be in very healthy condition. The contract fer the new building which is being erected in El Paso at cost H SS0.000 has been let and work r. we'll under way. The building com mittee already hs.s $40,000 on hand to prosecute the work and the remaining s20 900 required to complete the struc- ture has been practically secured.
 Addition For Bisbee.
 The Bisbee association came next and showed membership of over 400, with all departments in good shape. A contract has been let and the money
  the Y. M c. A. building at that place.
 Following Bisbee came Las Vegas with an excellent account of the as- sociation at that place. The Y. NJ. c. A. at that place has just completed a building at a cost of s30, 900 and shows a membership of over 800. This as- sociation Is doing a very successful work.
 Douglas in her turn made a mag nificent showing with a membership of over 400, which Is steadily increasing. All the departments are In good con dition and generally conditions fine Good Showing of College.
 The Agricultural college student association showed a membership of 65. At this college 90 students are eligible to membership and out of this number 65 have identified them selves with the association, which is considered a remarkably good show ing. This association bears the dis unction of being the only students as- sociation ID either of the two terri tories
 After the reports were finished the conference adjourned until 2:15. Afternoon Session. The following Is the program for the afternoon:
 2:15. song service: 2:30, "Haff-hour with The Book" Rev. J. E. Frye. of Bisbee; 800, introductions, organiza. tion and election of conference officers, Chairman, vice chairman and record ing secretary: 3:30. The Association and the Social Life of Men," c. D. McDill, international railroad secre- tay, Chicago; discussion; 4:30, Through the Social to the Spiritual Man." F. S. Goodman, international secretary religious work department, New York city; discussion; 6:00, ad- journment.
 The following officers were elected this afternoon to officiate during the remainder of the conference: B. M. Bray. Fl Paso, chairman; R. W. D. Bryan, Albuquerque, first vice-chair- man; J. E. Mundell, Agricultural col lege, Mesilla, second vice-chairman; W. J. Barnes, Las Vegas, recording secretary; Geo. Helde, Agricultural college, Mesilla, assistant secretary.
 Banquet Tonight.
 The banquet which is to be held in the large gymnasium room at 7:30 his evening, promises to be one of the principal features of the days program, when some excellent after dinner speaking will be heard. W. B. Cramer will do the honors of toast master. W. J. Barnes of Las Vegas will respond to the toast, New Mex ico.'
 Points From the Triangle. R. w. D. Bryan, one of New Mex lco's leading lawyers. is here from Al buqaerque to attend the Y. NJ. c. A. conference.
 J. H. Nations, one of Fl Paso's lead