Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-18
COM MITTEE IS DOING GOOD
 WORK
Fourth of July Celebration Or ganization Now Has Mat terS We'll Formulated d-En- thuSiaStic Meeting Held,

The general committee on the Fourth of July Celebration held an other enthusiastic meeting at the City I Hall last evening. at which time the various committees made their re i ports, and details were taken up and | disposed of. There was a large audi ence. and it could be plainly seen that all of the business men of the city are | cooperating to make the event the greatest in the history of the Warren | District
 The meeting was called to order shortly after o'clock, c. NJ. Henkel being asked to take the chair until the arrival of Chairman Rinehart a l few minutes later The minutes of the last meeting were read, and ap- proved. and the next order of busi- ness was reports from the various committees.
 ! Chairman J. J. Bowen, of the com 1 mittee on arrangements, reported for the body. He stated that during the past couple of days arrangements had been partially made for the removal of the drilling rock from Lowell to Bis | bee. and that this matter would be set l tied during the next couple of days. He embodied in his reports the atten- | tion given to various matters of minor ! importance, and concluded by submit ting for the consideration of the gen. | eral committee an outline of the pro gram for the day which was as fol- lows:
 Salutes on hills, to a. m. l Reveille sounded in various parts of city, 6 a. Tn.
 Selections by band throughout city, S:30 to 9.30 a. m.
 ! Boys drilling contest, 9:30 a. m. l Double-handed contest, 10 a. m.
 Single-handed drilling, 12 noon.
 Band music, l D. m. 1 Hose race, 1 D. m.
 Sack race, 2 D. m. 1 Burro race, 2:15 D. m.
 Fat mans race, 2:30 p. III.
 Girls race, 2:45 D. m.
 Boys race, 3 p. m.
 Band concert.
 Foot race GOO yards dash), 3:15.
 Putting shot, 3;45 p. n. l Creased pig, D. m. L Intermission.
 Literary program (not arrangedJ 6:30 p. m.
 Grand display of fire works, S:3O The committee also passed a resolu, i ton asking the city council to strictly enforce the ordinance forbidding the discharging Of fire works within the city limits, and another asking the parents of the city to cooperate in carrying out this wise measure.
 The matter of who should be ad mitted to the drilling contests was taken up again, and it was finally de N1s1 part in any public contest, whether he won the prize or not could go on the rock to drill. This provision has proved most popular throughout the district as it affords an opportunity tC all men working in the mines to vii the money. The requirements in re gard to the contests are: That, 7-t steel (miner's steeD be used, with
 bit of not less than the caliber of tn, steel: pound hammers in the singl, and s pound hammers in the double All desiring to enter the drilling con
 tests will have to file their entries
 with J. R. Henderson, secretary of tn,
 organization, before 9 o'clock on tht
 night of July 3rd. when a meeting vii
 be held in the City Hall for the pur
 pose of drawing for places and othe incidentals.
 : The concession for carnival junl
 was sold to Jimmy" Nichols for | per cent of the net profits.
 It was decided to extend to Maio
 Stevens, officer commanding at For Hauchuca, an invitation to the cele
 bration, and the secretary was in
 structed to attend to the matter.
 Other matters of minor importanc were considered and inc maatiDo O d journed.