Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-23
NEN CALUMET & ARIZONA HOSPITAL IS MODEL OF
 BEAUTY, COMFORT, SANITATION AND CONVENIENCE

I building. Those servants, steam, com ! pressed air and electricity, are called
 upon to perform every service in the hospital that human ingenuity can i'm. pose upon them. They fetch and carry and clean and boil and light and warm and serve in a hundred different ways. Hence the hospital has its own boilers
 in the basement of it's power house.
 and has finished the top floors in most comfortable fashion for the use of the
 attendants.
 Another fine thing about the hospi- ' tai that impressed the newspaper man
 was its cool comfort inside on the un-
 usually hot day on which he made his visit The thick walls Of concrete keep out the heat and the hundreds O.
 windows let in the breeze that sweeps [ this hilltop. And these cunningly ar ranged windows let the air just t) [
 degree that is wanted
 While the building itself is finished
 and furnished to the last degree of perfection, the grounds are not That
 will take time and care for years. The i plans call for a day when this hand some and costly structure shall stand above grassy terraces. Trees will
 adorn the slopes of this hill and fine 1 driveways and walks will wind round and round to the crest.
 A great many or the people who thronged the new hospital that recep- | tion day some two weeks ago had wis
 tied in some of the largest and finest | hospitals in the great cities of this na- tion, but not one of these visitors but | that was impressed with the fact that while he may have seen larger insti- i tutions, he had never seen a finer, or
 one that was more complete in every ] detail that goes to aid the surgeon and
 the nurse to make the hours of those
 who suffer there as light and comfort able as possible. This newspaper, act
 ing in all humbleness as the mouth piece of the community, would wish
 to congratulate the Calumet & AriZo-
 na mining company upon its generous
 and progressive policy in providing
 such a splendid institution for this dis trict It is in keeping with it's record
 of the past in all public enterprises and its mining equipment and offices
 and the part it has played in all mat ! ters that have the betterment of this i district and the welfare of the work CTS at heart
 And there was another feature of
 that trip through this hospital, more impressive than all the rest. And greater, too, because it was a spiritual and not a mere material feature Con- crete walls are commonplace, after all. Beautiful rooms and unique in
 ventions and costly furnishings and
 equipment may be seen in every pros
 porous and progressive city of the na- tion, but how often does one see a
 mans life ambition bloom into an ideal
 success illumined and glorified by a
 mothers smile?
 Well, that was what the newspaper
 man saw at the C. & A. hospital open | ing the other day. Mrs. Nettie Bled- ! soc, mother of the head of the new ! hospital, had come clear from Los An geles to be present at this opening and
 share her sons happiness and see him | bear his blushing honors thick upon
 him. Her look of pride and the light ! in her eyes, these were the brightest, | finest things about all that hospital | that day. That concrete pile will turn | to dust and its furnishings moulder