Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-29
ANNOUNCES DEFINITE FOURTH OBSERVANCE
 PROGRAM OF EVENTS
Committeeman Arrive at Detail ed Plan of Celebration Feat ureS; Arrangements Look Ex- Cellent in Prospect.

O6UClll lIl TlUSptCls
 Fourth of July celebration plans as. sumed a more definite character last evening when the various committee. men were able to draw up a definite and what is expected Co prove the final program for the holiday activi. ties The entire session was devoted Co the work Of bringing the program into final form and, as a result of patient and detailed work. the com mitteemen are able 10 present the pro- gram as printed below
 It may be pertinent to state at this time that the various members of the committees are demonstrating an en. thusiasm, augmented by plenty of real hard work, which gives final assur- ance of success of which the resi- dents of Bisbee may justly feel proud. Aided by the splendid moral and hnan. cial cooperation of the representa- tive business and professional men. the committees have been able to ex. ecute their duties in remarkably eff. ficacious manner in the extremely linn ited time at their disposal However. it has been the determination of those who have promoted the celebra- ton project to prove that the citizen. ship of Bisbee is capable of carrying such a stupendous undertaking through to success. even though the start be delayed until the eleventh hour. Army officers present will in clude Major Evans Captains Campbell and Gibson Members of the execu- tive committee and the chairman of the committees are included in the following list: Executive committed J. C. White. president; II. Gunnison, vicepresident; O. W. Webb, treasur- CT; c. W. Ruth. secretary, r. Watkins. c. s. Thompson l.. R. Bailey, O. w.. Wolf Finance committee. City Mar shal James Allison. Publicity, F. D.. Sturdevant. A. Valjean. Town sports. L. R. Carter Music. James Allison Reception, Dr. N. c. Bledsoe Parade F. E. Bennett Fireworks, Joseph H. Gray. Program, Jesse Yoakum. Trans portation, F. L. Williams. R. l.. Cad well. Dancing. William Tonkin Tricks Park, J. C. Prick Warren sports, Thomas Cowperthwaite. ?Sol- diers, U. s. Ratterree.
 The program follows:
 MONDAY
 6:00-Sun rise salute from Chihua- hua Hill.
 7.30 A. M.-Major Evans with troop of cavalry from Naco will arrive in Warren, where line of march will be formed with Capt Campbels arun. cry from Douglas. They will march to Bisbee depot
 S:OO A. M.-Major Evans in com mand will here meet Company I, 11th Infantry Captain Gibson troop will come from Douglas by special train headed by band. They will then march to Metz Soda Works.
 S:15 A. M.-Marching organizations will form.
 goo A. M.-Military division will form with right resting on south side of Laundry stop Civil division will form with right resting on Metz car stop. The parade win move at the sounding of the Adjutants call at a. m. SHARP.
 LINE OF MARCH-Down Tomb stone Canyon and Main st. to the Plaza, where parade will be reviewed hv fho Mavor and Nftr. nff{.f.1. al o....- on Review Alley to Naco Road, coun- termarching on Naco Road and rally ing on depot yard and Subway, where the colors will be raised and saluted The band will pay the National air after which the parade will disband
 1O:3O A. M-After parade Captain Gibson will line the infantry up on Subway St. where army manouvers will take place.
 11:00 A. M-Boys athletic events Fourth of July program Juniors age 10 to 13 years intermediate, age 13 to F years. Brewery Ave.
 100 yd. dash e heats and finaD
 Relay race e heats and hnaD
 Three legged race open.
 Sack race, open.
 Shoe race. open.
 100 yd dash e heats and final)
 Relay race e heats and hnal).
 Three legged race open.
 Sack race, open.
 Shoe race, open.
 11:30 A. M.-Band concert, Phelps Dodge Co. store. c. Q Band.
 12:30 P. M.-Base ball. Y. NJ. c. A. Boys ys. Boys not members of Y. NJ. c. A. No boys over IT years of age. 1st, 2nd and 3rd prizes will be award ed in all events. Cup will be given