Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-11

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 The sishee board of trade last night elected new officers for 1911 anu after setting The machinery in motion to place Bisbee in it's uroper place on the great territorial highway, the matter of Fourth of July cele- bration was taken up and discussed enthusiastically and in detail by the board.
 Following the discussion the board Issued a call for a general mass meet ing to he held at the city hail Tues day night. May 16. at which definite plans for the Fourth celebration win be taken up and arrangements made for the annual celebration. Sam Frankenberg, ex-presidsnt of the hoard. reported that there remained in the Fourth of July fund from last year over $400 as a starter for this year, a report which was greeted by applause The idea of the Fourth celebration was given the unanimous approval of the board of trade and the board will give any assistance 1t can to aid the celebration.
 To Decide on Details.
 uS tudSS luttl1bE Edii indAC NO eve-v man In Pisbee and every man in Bisbee is asked to put his shoul- der to the wheel and make the 1911 Fourth" the equal of any previous celebration. The success which at tended the last years celebration gives confidence that the thing can he done again and without the untus- tihed outlay of several years ago. The fire works feature last year cost only s200 as against $500 several years ago, and was just as success ful. The details of the celebration, however, will be left to the mass meeting and the officers and commit tees that will be named by the mass meeting.
 The matter of a Memorial Day ser vice will also be taken up at the mass meeting, to which the members of the c. A. R. in Bisbee are cordial lv invited and asked to make sugges- tions as to the service.
 invitation Extended.
 The boarI extended an invitation 10 the Arizona development board to visit Bisbee and inspect the mines of the district on the day. following the meeting Of the board at Douglas, May 13. An entertainment commit tee composed Of the following gentle men was appointed: P. M Buckwal- ter, Jesse Yoakum, W. P. Gohring. aud Parker Woodman. The mem bers of the development board will ar rive in Bisbee Sunday morning, May l4. at 9:10 o'clock and will be met at the depot by the committee and shown over the mining district by the scorr mitteeTen in automobiles after which they will he the boards guests at luncheon. They will leave at 20 for the west.
 o'connell to Sneak.
 Judge J. NJ. O'Connell will be the representative Of the Bisbee board of trade at the Douglas meeting and will deliver an address on Our Min es." Bruce Perley was placed on the program, but found that he would te unable to attend Judge O'Con re1l will escort the members of the development board to Bisbee and aid in their entertainmant, as president ! of the board of trade.
 4 letter was received from Draugh l on's Business College at Dallas, Tex l ps. saving that the school had Bisbee 1 under consideration as a place for the establishment of one Of its schools | stating that if conditions were en i couraging the school at Douglas would
 be moved 10 Bisbee. The secretarl 1 was instructed to invite the DallaI <. man to cora to Bisbee and look ovsl | the situation.