Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-15
ACCOUNT '. M. C. 4.
 MEETING 1T Il PAsO
Secretary Buchner of Lowell Y. M. c. A. Gives Graphic AC- count of Proceedings.

The Young Mems Christian Associar tions have just closed an important convention in Fl Paso. Delegates were present from New Mexico, Ari- zona Northern Sonora, Chihuahua and Texas west of the Pecos river.
 The most important action of the convention was the organization of the territorial committee of the Young Mems Christian Association comprising the territories named above. The committee numbers twenty-one and is to have direct super vision of the work now in operation in the various cities of the territories and of the extension of the association to unorganized points. Mir. J. G. Mo Nary, of Fl Paso, was elected chair man of the committee, Prof McArthur,, of Messula Post, New Mex, vice chair man, H. D. Slater, of the Fl Paso Herald, treasurer, and MT. James A. Dick, of Fl Paso, secretary.
 A working quorum of the committee are located in and about Fl Paso to facilitate handling the business of the committee. The representatives of the local association on the territorial committee are I. w. Wallace and L. R. Allen. MT. Az c. Lockwood is the representative from Douglas.
 Mir. D.. W. Pollard was elected as the secretary of the committee to give his entire time to the develop ment of the work in the region GOV cred by the committee
 The association is making great strides in the southwest and just as soon as financial conditions permit work will be opened in a number of mining camps and railroad centers in the territories.
 The new territorial committee is to be directly related to the internation- al committee of the Y. NJ. c. A. rep resentatives Of the territorial commit tee sitting in international conYen- tions and representatives from the international committee sitting in ter ritorial conventions. This is the first section of the country to be thus closely related in the international work and the experiment is being watched with interest by the other states of the union.
 The first of a series of regular re captions to the men employed at the various mining shafts will be given OA 4hOuudy evening at Jne I 70 M. C- A. to men employed at the Czar and Holbrook shafts. An interesting pro gram has been arranged and a pleas ant evening is assured. The program will beg in at 7:So in the social rooms of the Y. M. c. A building with a bowling match between the Czar and Holbrook bowling teams. The follow ing are the men who will represent the respective sides: Holbrooks- Gerpheide, Mcdonnell. McNair, Hurst, Davenport. Czar's-Harrington Cow an, Fisher. Mcclellan, Dodds.
 A basket ball game has also been arranged between the Copper Queen store team and the employed force at the Y. Nj. c. A. An attractive fea- ture or the program will be two three round exhibition boxing bouts be- tween members of the boxing class of the Y. M. c. A. Good music is also being arranged for and refreshments will be served to the visiting men in the association lobby during the eve ming. While the reception is arranged particularly for the men of the shafts above named, all men are welcome. Entertainments are being arranged for the men of the other shafts of the camp at a later date.