Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-24
MINERS HOLD LAST
MEETING BEFORE THE
BIG RACE SATURDAY
Final Arrangements Are Com
pleted. Rules of Big Con-
test for the Youngsters APP
proved by the Committee
in Charge.

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The miners held the last meeting
before the big Pushmobne race in
Judge Totmans office, last evening.
All arrangements are completed and
all rules SET for the Pushmobile race.
The big Christmas tree is in place
at the High School and it is one OF
the finest trees ever brought into the
district. The tree was brought into
town by Messers Gordon and Benton.
who have been among the leading
workers for the celebration. The tree
was brought from several miles up in
the hills and it is remarkable how
two men could possibly handle the
tree by themselves All is ready for
the biggest Christmas tree in the his
tory of the camp.
The rules were completed for the
Pushmobile race and all the boys
should become familiar with them.
Glass A, boys between seven and
ten years-must be at the Wildman
Lumber Ward 8.45 a. m Their
race starts q. n. I'd. sha"1.
Glasses Z and G. and tho Spe, .al
race will follow, in order. ircm the
top of the Divide The cars in these
races must be ready to start as soon
the starters can get to the top of the
Divide from Wildman's Lumber Yard
The boys in these races had better not
try to see the shorter race as any car
not ready to start in its proper place
win be disqualified Boys must have
their cars numbered or call out their
numbers as they pass the checking
stations and finish line.
Cars must stay in the main road
from start until finish and any car
taking any cut off viii be disqualified /
Any driver or mechanic showing
unsportsmanlike conduct will be dis
qualified
The miners have safeguarded every
possibility of accident and cannot be
held responsible for any mishaps over
which they have no control All is
ready for the firing of the gun to
start the biggest Christmas Bisbee
ever saw.
The miners have certainly shown
how to give the youngsters a real time
and deserve the greatest credit for
their work
The committeeman, who started the
work and gave their time night and
day to the event are Messers. Gordon, /
Benton, Ned White, Al Rountree, /
Pharoah, Wilbert, Hunter, Hughes,
Tonkin and Etaley The Electrical
Dept. Of the C. d A. was represented
by Electricians Laird and Schultz.
who donated their services i'm wiring
and decorating the big tree.
Special Officers.
Through the miners committee
Chief of Police James Allison has
named the following as special Off
GERS for the pushmobie race on
Christmas day.
H. d. Benton John Wood, Jim Cor
don, Frank Hunter, Al Rounuee, c.
Coglizer ID. L. Staley, Joe Pharoah,
Bert Wilbert, Harry Jennings, b. T..
Schell, W. y. Hughes, TT Dickson,
William Hully Barnes Lustin, +. j.
Bowden, Andrew Tydwell, Net White
O. ID. Brown, Sam Briscoe, Ed. Wilds,
Matt Gregg, Dick Burroughs, Albert
Nolan. F. f. Ross William Harsha,
C. E. Winstead, e. c. Smith, Roy Ben
ton, Sam Benton, Jack Savage
Special Car Service.
The Warre4-Bisbee Railway compa
ny. last evening, announced that it
would maintain special service Christ
mas morning during the pushmobile
race in that no cars would run from
the corner of the Bank of Bisbee 70
the end OF the line ia Tombstone
Canyon. The last car will leave the
Tombstone Canyon end at SIS, and
no other cars will go over the route
until after the race which is expected
to be finished at about 1880.
o Correction.
Yesterday morning it was stated
that the parade, which takes place
THIS evening precedes the Christmas
tree. This was mistake The par
ade will be held this evening but the
/ Christmas tree will not be held until
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