Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-21
Work Far Advanced for Great 4 of July in the District

timbers take fire, and miners cut off.
Shift boss going to stope through the
main drift discovers fire, returns and
sends for rescue crew. Fire to be put
out Miners found unconscious to be
carried to fresh air. no stretchers to
be used Artificial respiration given
by rescue crew. Length Of main drift
to crosscut into stope 300 feet
Event No. miner working in
stope, becomes unconscious from gas
that has broken out from an old fire.
Boss going through drift discovers
the gas and returns for rescue crew.
Rescue crew finds the gas in main
drift. carbide lamps go out electric
lamps used. Miner to be carried on
stretcher to fresh air. Artificial res
piration given by a member Of the
crew and then the Pulmotor used.
Main drift 300 feet in length.
Event No. 3.-Men going into their
working place find fire in the stope,
and go for rescue crew. Crew mkaes
inspection and then puts up brattice
to carry smoke and gas to main air
course. While at work on one of the
crew goes down and is carried to
fresh air and revived; no stretcher
to be used. All members Of the crew
must accompany the man out Main
drift 300 feet in length.
WALLACE McKEEHAN,
Chairman Miners Sports Committee
The intown sports committee for the
Fourth Of July yesterday completed
Iits program for the big day These
sports do not include the miners con-
tests which will be held in the city
and in Lowell, but cover all the
events planned for the children. BY
| this reason the list below VII doubt
less be Of very large interest to a
great many young folks throughout
1.-THE district The committee has pro-
.vided a broad range of events and
more liberal prizes than ever arranged
for the children in the past
All Of the children of the district
are eligible to entry in the events
and the more of them who try for the
prizes, the better The members OF
the committee are A. H. Livingston
San Brisco, Roy Benton and o. d.
Brown. the latter chairman. The pro
gram as concluded by the committee
follows:
$50 a. m.-Start at Orpheum The
alter. up subway street to front OF
IPostoffice and to top of Copper Queen
|Hll and return; finish in front OF
|Postoffice. First prize. $25; second
prize, SIS. and third prize, $40 cash
10 p. No. sports on Naco Road
|5O-yard run, boys under 10 years
First prize, S. second prize, SO, and
thihr prize So, merchandise.
5O-yard run, girls under u years
First prize, IS second prize, SO, anC
tthihr prize, 50 cash.
IS yards run, boys under ia years
First prize, $3.50; second prize, So
and third prize, $3.50 in merchandise
so yards run, girls under 16 years
First prize, $3.50; second prize. IS, anC
third prize, $3.50 in cash.
Burro race, boys, 200 yards Eacl
boy rides the others burro, last burr,
. to cross the line wins. First prize
p $3.50; second prize, IS, and thir,
prize, $3.50 in cash.
Potato race, girls, five potatoes
girls under IA years-First prize
, $3.50; second prize, 49, and thir,
prize, $3.50 i'm cash.
Shoe race. boys under - years
Run so yards, put shoes on and re
r. turn. First prize, $3.50; second prize
IS, and third prize, $3.50 in merchan
disc.
Girls flag relay race, under IA year
-Four girls on team carry flag,
yards run Team prizes-First, S12
second. $40 IN cash.
Slow bike race, boys under IA year
Must keep moving toward finish
e Amy boy putting foot on ground dis
qualified. Last one to cross finis
wins. First prize, $3.50 second prize
+ IS. and third prize, $2.5 in merchar
T. disc
. Intermission from 10 to 1 o'clock
p. MOO yards run. boys unde
e 16 years-First prize. $40 secon
= prize, $3.50, and third prize, So in me
chandise
100 yards, young men under
years-First prize, suit of clothe
n Schwartz Brothers. In stock. secon
n. prize, $40 in merchandise. Fair stor
and third prize. i years membershi
y. M. C. A.
100 yards run for men-First priz
$25; second prize. SIS. and third priz'
$40.
Entry fee ST. Entries close at
e p. m july 4th Prizes cash
20 p. m.-Soccer football teams Z
. lay race Four registered membe
from each team TO run $50 yards eao
IT Carry flag or handkerchief, run I
e. and down Naco Road Fine sllv