Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-30
Famous Band Will Be Here Today and WilI Render Open Air Concert
 Tonight
GEN, BRUSH AND COL.
 0'C0NN0R PAY VISIT
Express Willingness to Par ticipate in Big Fourth Celebration and 10
 Do Drill Work

That Bisbee is a popu-ar placc with the army officers stationed in this part of the country was con iided to a number of local residents Sunday afternoon by some of these officers who had spent the day here. And that Uncle Sam's boys will do everything they can for Bishee was also assured members of the Fourth of July committee who sDent the day with them; not only will sll the troops stationed at Douglas. together with the band, come here to help make the big celebration on the Fourth a success, but just to let the people get an idea what is in store Tor them, then. the Sixth cavalry band will come up from Douglas this morning and give a couple of open air concerts this evening. The band will be accompanied by a troop of cavalry under the command of Cap tan J. P. Ryan and will encamp to- day and tonight at Warren. This evening it will give Q short concert in Lowell, commencing at ' o'clock. and then another in the plaza. be ginning about s.
 To Be Entertained
 The officers who will be in town today vail be entertained at lunch con and dinner at the Copper Queen hotel,
 The officers who were here Sunday came from Douglas in automobiles with .. O. Ellis and B. A. Packard. During the morning they were met by representatives of the Fourth of July committee at the Country cluo 7nd after a short stop there were brought to the Copper Queen hotel where they were eEtertained at lunch with a number of local business men. After lunch they were taken over the district in automobiles and started on their return to Douglas late in the afternoon. In the party were: General D. II. Brush ana his aide, Lieutenant W. s. Fulton. who are on an inspection trip of the troops in the department of the Colorado; Colonel c. NJ. O'Connor. who is in command of the tr1cns a. Douglas; Major C. Y. Brownlee and Captain T. P. Ryan.
 Will Give Drills Here
 Colonel O'Connor assured members nf the local celebration committee that he would not only bring his troops here for the Fourth. but that they would come prepared 10 give some exhibition drills that would
 most interesting and Instructive. and also that the regimental band would be here 10 furnish music just as much as the committee desired.
 The troops will arrive at Warren this morning between 10 and II 0 clock, and go into camp. The off cers will be brought to Bisbee by J. J. Bowen, NJ. J. Cunningham. c. l. EdmundsOn. and others in automobiles. The Copper Queen will be headduar- ters for the officers today. At lunch. con they will be the guests of the celebration organization, the follow ing representing Bisbee at the lunch con: John NJ. Ross, j. McGregor. J. P. Curry. II. Fl. Poppen. The lunch con VIII De served at 12:30 D. m.
 Dinner This Evening.
 At dinner, 6:30 ?. m., the guests will be entertained by the following representatives of the celebration or ganization: W. H. Brophy, E. R. I.add. J. NJ. O'Connell, NJ. F. Cassidy, John C. Greenway.
 The reception committee Of the cer eDratlon organization will also assist m entertaining the guests throughout the day. This committee is composed of the following:
 John C. Greenway.. chairman: Ger ald sherman, c. l.. Edmundson. l.. c. Shattuek, pr. F. E. Shine. J. J. Bow en, Dr. NJ. D. Cohen. J. M. O'ConneH. Parker Woodman, John R. Ross. V. II. Brophy, M. J. Cunningham. Emil Marks, J. l.. Brophy, Jack McGreEor. George H. Neal, M ]. Brophy, Jas Ball, Hoval A. Smith, Dr. Robert Fes Suson. E. 2. ElIinwood, D. F. F. Min CT, and J. E. Morrison.