Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-25
WITH BURROS AND HORSES MOOSE MEN
 MARCH ON TO CHI,
Expedition Has TWo-Toid Pur- pose, Establishment of Moose SanitoTium in Mesa, General Boosting of Arizona.

An interesting and decidedly unique party visited Bisbee yesterday and will remain until sometime Wednes- day. It is composed of six men. sev- en horses, and one chuck wagon This peculiar combination is headed for chicago. or more specifically for Mooseheart, a suburb of the metropo- lis by the shores Of Lake Michigan. Before reaching Chicago the party eX- poets to accumulate a total of one hun dred burros.
 From Phoenix to Mooseheart--this is the route mapped out for this unus- ual combination of man and beast IT everything goes .Well, and all the bur ros are not stolen by MeNcans or some other miscreants, the party should arrive in Chicago sometime next November. However. as some one has said, there's many slip 'twixt the cup and the lip" and so it may be Christmastide ere the coura- geous troupe reaches its destination. MeXicans nearly succeeded in getting away with all the burrows near Ben son, hence the caution
 To be serious-the party really mer- its a whole lot of praise. for it is out with most worthy goal in view. namely the advancement of Arizona interests. generally and specifically. Officially the party has two-told pur- pose, first; to secure for the Salt Riv- r.1 Tuharcular Sanitariums second, to boost Arizona. as a health state. the best state in the Union for those af- hicted with the Great White Plague also as the finest commonwealth in the Union, in which Co keep well and be generally prosperous.
 The party starred from Phoenix and their route is via Bisbee to Douglas to Deming, Co Fl Paso thence by the old Santa Fe Trail Co Dodge City Kas., then on to Chicago. or rather Mooseheart. Mooseheart is where the Order of Moose had it's great home for the aged and orphans. Members of the party are anxious that tte pub lie appreciate the fact that they are making this trip from purely philan thrCpic purposes They will derive no remuneration from their efforts. what soeyer.
 In fact, they are all enthusiasts foi Arizona as health resort Evey member of this party they aver eithpI had the dread White Plague when coming to the Valentine state, or af flicted with some pulminary trouble Now they are an in perfect physica condition and they wish the world t' know just where to come to get rio if tuberlosis
 The horses in the party, seven il number, are remarkably fine specI mems of equine development Indeed two or three boast pedigrees whicl mark them as entitled to place fl the aristocracy equine. There arr five saddle horses and two beasts al tached to a wagon bearing larg, quantity Of luggage. cooking utensils and what-n0t
 It's a most interesting party iror the standpoint of human interest. I'm members of the group are all cOuri geous. adventurous fellows ready t take a chance if there's a half-wa slant at helping the other fellow
 Here's the personnel of the party Captain George Voltz, Charles LOnl est. Indianapolis; Jack Gillis. Los AT geles: William Hooking, Pittsburg R. A. Travers. c. w. Schmidt, Sa Francisco. Then there's Stump Kell superanumersry and cook Kelly call Fl Paso his home town.
 Captain Yoltz, by the way, wi meet any Moose brothers, whethe visitors or members of the local loda' who may be interested to discuss th project he is directing, Tuesday eve' ing at 8 o'clock at Moose Home.