Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-13
RECONSIDER COURTHOUSE
 RESOLUTION
Special Meeting Board of Trade Next Tuesday to Discuss Lo.
 cation Court Halse-Ban- quet Viii Be Great Success.

At the meeting of the Board of
 Trade held yesterday afternoon in the
 city council chambers one of the prin-
 cipal features was the carrying of a
 motion to reconsider the previous res
 olution of the board. faYoring the To-
 cation of the court house at Warren
 Banquet matters were discussed and
 twenty-four applications for member
 ship were acted upon favorably.
 The meeting was called to order by
 President Buxton. After the reading of the minutes. it was moved that they
 be adopted with the exception that the
 adoption of 8 resolution favoring the location of the court house at Warren
 be omitted. This motion gave way, upon consent of the mover, to another
 favoring that this resolution be re- considered at a special meeting to be called next Tuesday and that mean time the secretary notify all the mem bers of the board that this question would come up for discussion at that time.
 The question as to whether the board should adopt resolutions favor ing Warren or Bisbee created some lively discussion. It was maintained by those in favor of Warren that so far as was known Bisbee had not of fered a site for the court house, and that when the question was submitted to the voters outside the city this would have large bearing. Those favoring Bisbee pointed to the popula- ton and the wealth here, to the fact that the county was amply able to pay for a site and should consider only the matter of convenience to the greatest number.
 Mayor Cayen, who was preserf, took occasion to state that he mad been quoted as favoring Warren as the site for the location of the court house. This. he said, hs| desired to correct, as he was in favor of Bisbee. He pointed to/ the fact that he was a prope5Iy holder on Main street, and that he would be foolish to advocate the location of the court house else where than Bisbee. He said. however, that in case it was impossible to Sc cure site in Bisbee. that Warren. as being the closest point, would be his second choice. Also that he would dis like to see money paid for site when one could be secured free close at hand.
 The question of the location of the court house having been referred to a future meeting, the following were received as members: H. B. Hans comb, P. j. Mccullough, J. c. Gala han, Frankenburg Bros. 6 Newman, R. NJ. Sauer, Robert Coughran, R. s. Grier, Charles T. McGlane, L. R. Allen, George F. Roberts. Carl Behn, W. P. McNair. / J. F. Wilmoths- Bywater Plumbing Company, W. ]. Francais, George H. Allen, Charles Cunningham, ]. JnOIoughlin, DT. F. J. Harvey, Pritchard x Keen, Dr. ". F. Hankin, Cosby's Cash Store, Peter Johnson.
 The question of the entertainment of the visitors who are expected here Sunday from Tucson was then taken up. Upon motion c. E. Rinehart, c. l.. Cayen and B. M. Pattison were an pointed as a committee to confer with Colonel Powell to ascertain whether or not a special car could be secured to take the visitors over the district. As many of the members as could do so were requested to be at the depot to meet the Tucsonites upon their arrival
 The banduet committee announced that all NdS III ECdhIHNoo ACA SAO Do tertainrnent of the railroad men Fri day night, but urged that all who have not vet secured badges admitting them to tue banuuet do so at once. They may be secured from c. K. Reynolds, secretary of the board of Trade, at his office int the Muheim building, or from George E. Buxton, president
 The following railroad men. in ad- dition to Captain John M- Jenkins ana five other officers from the Fifth stationed at Fort Huachuaoa, have accepted the invitations extend ed them and will be present at the hanouet: ". Fl. Ayerell of Tucson, superintendent of the yuma-El PaSo division of the Southern Pacific; Clarence Haydock. agent of the Illin- oss Central for the Pacific coast; E. Move, president Fl Paso Chamber of Commerce. and J. A. Hopper, secre- tary; G. F. Hawkes.. general superin- tendent of the Fl Paso & Southwest ern; v. R. Stiles, general passenger agent of the E. P. & S. w; A. N. Brown. general freight agent of the E. P. & s. W; M. O.. Bicknell. general freight and passenger agent of the Randolph lines; G. VI. Luce. of San Francisco, general freight agent of the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific: A. w Reeves. general agent of the