Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-01
After Two Weeks of Fun and Frolic Y. M. c. A, Camp
 About to Break Up.
HIKE TO FORT TREAT
 FOR HUSKY YOUNGSTERS
Soldiers Provide Them With BunkS for Sleeping Purposes Boys Are Loath to Break Camp and Return Home

After two weeks or lhS OSst H adulterated brand of fun the |. m- c A. boys of Bisbee and Douglas are koxthe to leave the pleasant camp grounds in Miller Canyon, Huacnnca mountains.
 After the reports of last weeks yreat time in camp 1t was thought the second week would not exceed ii. but the first week has been fuitS sciipsed, and the last day or camp vesteraay. was the busiest and most enjoyable day of all.
 The week has been so full of good xhiucs that none of the boys are will ips in give any day preference. The athletic court, the enlarged sWlm' ming pool, the hiking trips ana tne achievements of the cooking statl have all added to the weeks pleasure
 The letters written home 10 par epts and to their boy friends ln BIS bee have been the cause Of many regret on the part of the stay-a'' homes because they were not in the srorts and pleasures of camp hte.
 The fellows who have been in camp and those who have stayed at home are already inquiring about the pos abilities of a camp next year. Those who came 10 camp one week nave xtaid for two and those who planned for two or three days have stayed week and longer.
 One of the novel features Of the past weeks program in camp was the climb to one of the large oluns' I5oO feet above camp. After the ocyS had reached the summit and gwen their camp yells, one of the party ln camp below gave the boys phono- graph concert. The music was easily heard through the quiet woods, and at the point on the bluff on which the boys had stopped.
 The big event of the week was the two-day hike to Fort Huachuca, Thursday and Friday. The party started Thursday morning at o'clock headed by Assistant Secretary Bucn' ner and Secretary Ratmbon Of Doug las. The following boys were in the party: c. Woods, c. Huber. Cail Mcintosh, Ed Hicks. w. J. Hicks, Sam Benton, Herbert kestin, Arthur EVans Sam 0Neil and Ernest Byers. Jim Bean, who had earned quile repu tation as scout in camp. acted as guide and scout for the party. The walk to the post. a distance of seE' enteen miles, was made in live and oEe-half hours, includIng stops for wa ter.
 On the trip out the boys took the wagon road along the foothills. The return trip was made over the noun tain trails. With one exception the boys made the long hike" of about thirty-eight miles, in splendid shape On arrival at Ft. Huachuc, Arthur Evans of Douglas had blistered his feet with tight shoes and could not make the return trip. He was sent by stage to the railroad nd returned home After a visit to all points o interest about the mountain post, tht stables, barracks. Indian quarters guard house and guard mount in the evening, the boys went to sleep il hunks provided by the soldier boys
 The return trip was mde Friday morning, the boys visiting the targe range, four miles from the post where two troops Of cavalry are nov at practice. The boys then took thu trail across Brown, Ramsey. Carr ant Miller Canyons to camp, visiting frui orchards and water holes. The tril 10 camp required seven hours.
 The joke of the trip was on tn company scout, whom the boys los in the mountains. but he turned tn tables and trailed them into camI by the irregular marking of a hot nailed shoe made by one of the boy in the party.
 Saturday the boys engaged in al athletic contest for seniors and jur fors- The two contests occupied mos of she day.
 The evening camp fire, with storie: games, songs and camp yells, has bee popular beyond all else. The morr ing chapel service has been mos pleasant and suitable beginning fo the days activities.
 A joke in camp which can only b appreciated in a mining camp such 8 Bisbee was sprung by one of tn youngsters early in the week. On of the leaders, leading in the cam yeIls, was trying to get more nois cur of the crowd and asked why the did not yell louder. A twelve-yea old said: Mamma won't let us ye loud at home cause papa is on nigi shift"
 Ma-he! Mani, Ma-hcl
 A Rum-stickal Bum-sticka!
 Hobble, gobble,
 Razzle, dazzle.
 Sisi Boomi Bahi r..
 Campersi Campers! -
 Rah! Rah! Rah,
 And so goes the camp. Fresh ai good food. clean sport, association with Christian men and boys, is cour ing largely for strength of characti in the lives of the boys who hay been in camp. Long live the cam and may the twenty-seyen be increa ed many fold another season.