Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-11

enroute for the best time of their lives. Just before the train pulled cut, Denny Twomey made a hand book in which he received several plays clear across the board that Jack Hinkley would not stay on the wagon until he got out of Cochise county. Louis Toser received a heavy play also. but was third choice in the bet ting.
 With the Bisbee crowd was the Douglas aggregation with signs on their car reading, Copper, We Cook It." and while the banner was clever and explanatory it remained for the Bisbee lodge to have sign that could be seen half way across the territory. It read: B. P. O. E. No. 671, Bisbee Lodge; Copper, We Dig It"
 Just before the two toots were sounded M. A. Peterson gave an or. der for an armful of the daily copies of the Daily Review to be sent each day to his headquarters at the Van Nuys hotel at Los Angeles, saying We might be gone a few days. but we do not wish to lose track Of oul friends. If any of us telegraph back for money, please keep it out of the paper"
 With the exception of a rather warn ride across the desert the Bisbee and Douglas delegates have a nice itiner ary ahead of them. The Globe dele gation was picked up at Benson, the Tombstone delegation at Fairoank ana the Yuma boys at Yuma. At Tucson a stop-over of two hours and thirty minutes was allowed while the tray elers were given royal entertain ment by the Tucson lodge
 The train leaving here yesterday l, due to arrive in Los Angeles just twen ty minutes behind the Northern Ari zona delegates who will have witt them the Indian hand over whicl there has been so much dispute.
 It now seems certain that the Tn dians will appear in the parade, bu whether they do or not, certain it i that they will he kept busy by tn Arizona Elks while giving concerts a the Hollenbeck headquarters and sel enading throughout the city.
 Those leaving on the Bisbee specia train were: E.. Marks, B. Marks, Ma Maks, H. A. Wilburn, Charles Trou man, c. w. Boswell, A. B. Cumming! R. A. Newcome. T. K. Adams, J. Williams, Ed McFeely, Tom McFeel. Louis Gass, 2. c. Hurst, F. E. Gass' Sdlt oIdl, Ef- -skdiodhotSr V. z Carlson, J. N. Henkley, John Foste D. E. Twomey, James Dougherty, V S. Williams, A. c. Lawrence, Nj. Peterson, John McGregor. L F. Bu gess, J. A. Campbell and family, A. Ashby and family, Tony Cline an family, Sam Garrett and family Tombstone, Charles Anderson, P. Warnekros and Jack White of Tom stone, F. Nj. Juliff. Louis Toser, J. Nuhorn, William Liggett of Canane A. w. Wood, Joe Maatinette, Willial Hatich and mother of Tombston Watt Gettins of Courtiand, c. w. C. of Cananea. John Cox and Miss Shyn
 Ahead of the delegation are the ot CT members sof the local lodge VI will act as the reception committee Los Angeles and escort the Bisbt lodge to the headquarters at the He lenbeck hotel. These are M- J. Gu ningham, Joe Spiers, Dr. Baum. Schwartz, B. M Paf1ison C. E. Rin hart. Dr. Gonzales, Joe McKeeha Thomas Blair and William Robinso
 New Hsadquarters for Masons
 Within another week. the Mason committee now securing the city f advantageous headquarters will hal reported the result Of their search the lodge whicA will hold a speci meeting for that purpose. The col mittee is composed Of Frank Graf. | Bridges. Charles Holquist, H. Woods and P. l.. Woodman. III change was necessitated by the dec ion on the part of the Copper Qeu, oce management that the entire bull ing was necessary for an increase
 ofice room. Two meetinEs have be.