Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-21
COMMITTEES HAVE GONE STRONG ON PATRIOTISM and WILL MAKE THE
DAY MOST NOTABLE IN THE HISTORY OF THE DISTRICT IN This RESPECT
GREAT FIREWORKS and MUSIC ARE FEGTURES PROGRAM REVISED

the approaching Fourth of July cele.
bration in Bisbee and the several sub
committees which have assisted with
the splendid work carried out toI
date. have reason for the confidence
that is entertained that Bisbee and
the Warren district win celebrate as
never before.
From sunrise to sunrise it promises
to be a great occasion. Everybody
is enthusiastic over the prospects in
that direction and there has never
been a greater unanimity of enthusi-
assn over the outlook for a celebration
Of any Fourth or any other occasion
in the district
In no past year, either, has there
been larger patriotism in evidence
In fact the present years celebration
win distance all others in this respect.
It is in the air to that effect And the
committees have assiduously Guilt
waited the idea that patriotism is the
first, middle and last thing in all
the program and to be striven for
above an else. This spirit is to be
kept going TO the very end.
One OF the strongest aids that this
part Of the program win have is ex-
pected to be in the patriotic music
which viii be a feature Of the day
Then there is Of course the fire works,
which have patriotism as their whole
basis
Besides the reading Of the Declare.
ton Of Independence and the patriotic
nddrass Of Attorney Knapp in the
evening there viii be the rendition
by the Copper Queen band Of the
Death of Custer" and William Tell
Both Of these stirring selections,
splendidly arranged by the composers
for just such an occasion, are to be
attended by tableaus which win make
their presentation one Of the really
big and thrilling features Of the oc.
casion The band boys are working
heard at the selections and in their
rendition are expected to surpass
their best endeavors in the past in
handling music. II is unnecessary
to say that this is extending a very
high manner Of promise.
For the general information Of the
public. there is given below the re-
vised programs for the several divis
ions of the day, as rendered by the
committees having the different sec
tions in hand. These programs mal
be relied upon to stand in the main
There may be some further additions
and doubtless win be, but there vii
be no general alterations. They car
be cut out and retained to advantag,
for guidance On the Fourth:
cEpENAt ppOcPAm
The General Program adopted b.
the Fourth Of July Committee is al
follows:
Salute Of Twenty-Five Guns at sun
ris. from Copper Queen hill.
Grand Industrial Parade at $3.50 q
IN.
Parade viii start at Wildman's Lum
her yard, Tombstone Canyon and lin
Of march viii be through Main stree
TO Brewery Gulch, up Brewery Gulc
to Review Alley. down Review ALE
to Naco Road and down Naco Roa
to Stag Dump. where parade vii
dlsband
All Fraternal societies are invite
to take part in the parade.
Miners sports. Main street from
a. m. to p. M.
Band Concerts, Calumet &Arizon
band. No /. Three selections aft'
parade on Brewery
No. Three selections on MAJ
street after parade
No. 3 Main street from 2:8O to 3:'
p. m.
No 4 Brewery Gulch from $3.50
$3.50 p. M
No. 8 in front OF Copper Queen /
brary from eto p. nj.
No. 6 Selection after the readir
Of the Declaration of independence