Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-17
ENTERTAINMENT ARRANGED F0R
 VISITORS
All Business Men of Bisbee Wifi Take Part in Reception Civ en to Fl Pasoans-Will Ar rive Friday.

Oennfe steps nave been taken ID the matter of entertaining the El Paso business men who are now on a tour of Arizona Just what form the en- tertainment will take has not been definitely decided as yet. but the com mittee which has the matter in charge will come to a decision today and an- nounce the plans.
 The Chamber of Commerce was call ed to order In special meeting yester- day morning at 10 o'clock by President McNair, and the question of taking some action towards the entertaining Of the gentlemen who will visit Bisbee within few days was taken up i'm mediately.
 There was very good attendance, and many suggestions were offered as to the form which the entertainment should take, some suggesting a ban quet. others visit to the mines, and many other forms of entertainment which would interest practical busi- ness men. On account of the varied opinions 1t was decided to place the matter in the hands of a committee and let them decide what should be done.
 In accordance with a suggestion from the floor, President McNair ap- pointed a committee of five, consisting cf W. B. Kelly, chairman: M. J. Gun ningham, E. A. Toyrea, George E. Bux- ton and L.. R. Allen, to take this mat ter up. and make a report to the body. The reception committee will con sist of all members of the Chamber of Commerce, and W. H. Brophy was designated as chairman.
 Acting Secretary Dan Angius was instructed to call on the various busi- ness men Of the city and ascertain how many would participate In subscrip- ton banquet, to be given to the visitors.
 When seen yesterday afternoon President McNair was asked concern ing the entertainment and said: This Is a matter in which all of the busi ness men of the city are interested because 1t will be a means of fostering good feeling among the men of affairs of the different municipalities. Al though the Chamber of Commerce Is the body which has taken the matter in hand. 1t was simply for the purpose of having some definite steps taken hope that those business men of the city who did not happen to be mem bers of the Chamber of Commerce will cooperate with us in the endeayor to entertain our visitors in such a way that when they return to their homes they will have pleasant recollections of Bisbee. One man Is just as much interested in the affair as another and this is the light in which the af fair should be viewed"
 The Fl Pasoans are visiting Globe today, and will leave for the southern part of the territory this evening, stop ping at various place en route, and ar irving in Bisbee on Friday.
 The following is list of the Pass City business men who are making the trip: W. L. Gaines, R. c. Semple Dr. E. R. Carpenter, w. $. Triton secretary, s. J. Larhn, Theo. Hocke meyer, w. Y. Ellis, I. A. Shedd, A N Brown, Garnete King, V. k. Stiles. W A. White. W. E. Anderson. c. A. Smith E. H. Rogers. N M. Harrell Josenb. F Williams, A. W. Cheesmsn, E. NJ. Bray H. Eichwald, Howard W. Chadwick w R Humphries, Theo. Hockemeyer W. W. Jones, F. Move, Charles s Nasits, B. Lewis. J. H. Meyers. A Matthias, J. J. Mundy. Eugene E. Neff T. H. Nations. E. c. Pew, Morris Schwartz, Claiborne Adams, H. D Slater. w. H. Shelton. F. J. Weckerle A. Stolaroff. F. w. Freeman, Dan T l White and W. H. Bryan.