Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-07

 He mentioned the excursions that Tucson sends to the fort and the con stant efforts that were being made Co draw officers and soldiers 10 the Old Pueblo. He said there was a pos sibility Of building a post in Garden Canyon but this would cost more inlmidiate activity and the appoint ment of a committee as suggested b3 Mir. McVay
 J. H. Gray gave the information he acquired in Douglas and in Tucson while those cities were actively seek ing the post and added that Tucson vas eNerting stronger efforts than Douglas would. He said that the Douglas committee had been ia- formed by the head Of the depart ment of Colorado that nothing could be done iill after Arizona was a state. with senators and congress man to urge the change.
 Committee Is Named
 Mr 3ain moved the appointment or a committee Of three by the clair and the appointment or Caplan J. C. Greenway. J R. Henderson and RI J. Cunningham was announced. Cap tain Greenway being made chairman because or the fact that be was per haps closer in touch with army off cers and officials than any one else in the district This committee will investigate the information Mir. Me Way has and such other information as is obtainable and when such in- Nestigation is completed and the committee is ready tc report there will be another meeting called This may be in a week or it may take long CT but the call for the meeting will be published in The Review.
 Seek Shelters Too.
 This business completed Chairman O'Connell, who is counsel for both the Calumet and Arizona company and the Shattuok company brought up the matter of going after the smelters. He mentioned that the C. & A. was plan ming to rebuild and the Shattuck to build He said it was possible that both might he obtained and probable that at least one, the Shattuck could he This company had no plans and surveys and details as 10 water pre- pared as to Douglas. There was plen ty of water for it at Lowell Since 1903 there has never been time when there was not water enough coming from the mines 10 supply two smelters. If this had been known be- fore the c. & A went 70 Douglas it would not have gone The C. x a. have plans completed for a practical ly new shelter specifically arranged as to q locst tion at Douglas. but, he added, the directors had not de- claTed that they would build there. They might. he thought. be brought to the district if the business men got after them The Sbattuck. he vas certain could be Others spoke On the advantages that would accrue including. Sam Frankenberg. J. J. Rowen, J R. Henderson and others On motion a committee of five was named consisting of sam Franken- berg. F. 4. ToyIea, J. J. Bowen. Emit Marx and James A. Greer. This com mittee will deal with Manager Green viy of the C. G A. company and Mir. Shattuck Of the Shattuck compaHE, confer with them on ways and meaBz and use all endeavors to complete the purposes of Jheir appointment and will report on the progress which they may make al a future meeting.
 Other matters were informally dis cussed but no action was taken before adjournment 10 the call of the chair The committees N-iil be notified of their appointments and arranEements for meetings made by Jesse Ioakurl the secretary Of the meeting. FrOla beginning 10 end tine keynote or the meeting was "A Bigger and a Better Bisbee IL was an upligt meeting With the boosting spirit ali prevsleut from the moment ii was called tO order until an adjournment was taken.