Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-28


stories come from those who have been
prospecting In the gulch. One man is
said to have PANIED $50 worth of gold
| in a single day. Another man is said
to have extracted nearly S. worth Of
gold from a big piece OF ore weighing
about forty pounds. Many railway men
and citizens OF Hachita have staked
out claims in the neighborhood of the
strike.
Superintendent James Wood, As
Isistant Superintendent H. A. McDer-
motto and ]. P. Pearsall will consti-
| tute the team from the C. & A., and
;G. H. Dowell, P. Butler and r. G..
iCollie will make up the Copper Queen
team In the bowling contest at the Y.
Ne c.. A. open house Saturday night
This is to be smelter night and while
every one is invited, special invita-
ton mas been extended TO all smelter-
men. All of the games and contests
of the vening will be between men
from the two smelters, special efforts
are being made for their entertain
ment and Secretary Eastman says he
wants to see every smelter man in
the city of shift on that night
OF course, the bowling contest be-
tween the higher officials will be big
event, but it is the boxing matches
that are featured as the principal
events on the program. There will be
preliminary threeround bout be-
tween J. f. Mccarthy of the Copper
TT - - n
A. The men are well matched and it
will be an exciting bout. This will
be followed by the big eyent-a four
round glove contest between Pat Muir
ply of the q. & A., and Billy Doran
of the Copper Queen. Both of these
men are expert boxers and this event
will be one that would entertain an
audience anywhere.
Following this will come basket ball
games, indoor baseball and speciai
music together with several of the
vaudeville stunts that make a hit at
the entertainment of the previous
evenings. A big program has been
arranged and there is every reason TO
believe that smelter night will be at
tended by the largest crowd that has
gathered at nay of the open house
meetings.
A large number of members of the
local lodge of Woodmen of the World
and their friends were entertained last
evening at the hall, District Organizer
Morrow making an interesting talk on
woodcraft, while the rest Of the even
! ing was spent in a social way Dane
ing was the amusement and later in
the evening refreshments were served.
The marriage of Miss Myra Eliza
beth Hooper and Herbert Henry
Hotchkiss was solomenized at St.
Stephens Episcopal church at 6 p.
m. last evening. The church was pref
| lily decorated for the occasion with
white hyacinths, jonquils, maiden hair
fern and smilax. The wedding party
entered to the strains of Lohengren's
Wedding March with a fiue obligato.
The ushers were: Messrs. P. G. Nc
Mullen and s., C. Dowell, followed by
Mesdames ]. s. Ely and H. W. Cam
trill, sisters of the bride, then the
maid of honor, Miss Nora Hotchkiss.
Inc idH young UIluS enISieu oA tnS
arm of her brother-in-1aw, Mr.. J. 8.
Ely, carrying sheaf of white carna-
tons she was preceded by dainty
little Elizabeth Simonson, bearing the
ring on a satin pillow. The party was
met at the altar by the groom and his
attendants, Messrs. VIII Hotchkiss,
| w. P. Cunningham and ID. B. Hutchins.
The solemn and impressive ring ser.
vice was said.
| The bride was exquisitely gowned
in white liberty satin with veil and
orange blossoms. Mesdames Ely and
Cantrirl were attired in white lace
princesses. The maid Of honor looked