The morning call., 1894-02-13

should speak more than once to question or
more than five minutes at a time, NJ. nj. Estee
cOunseed deferring the consideration OF the
resolutions. He favored the avoidance of any
! thing that looked like sectarianism and ad-
herence 10 course OF open hospitality and
solicitude toward visitors.
The matter elected considerable discussion,
among others taking part being Senator Cross
A. w. Thompson, Delegate Clayton OF San
Jose, II. L. Devlin OF Sacramento George Nor
row, d.. WeiDstock of Sacramento. CAPTAIN
Taylor, z. b. Cornwall. L. j. Rose, Grove l..
johnson and others.
Ultimately. In view of the delegation not
being all present, the matter OF selecting a
committee TO formulate resolutions acceptable
TO the entire State was temporarily laid on the
table. and after arranging for distinctive badges
and adding the name OF NJ. NJ. Esiee 10 the
committee OF entertainment the caucus adj
JourDed to meet during recess to-day.
The congress Will be opened this morning by
Rev. DIR. Stebbins with prayer. Mayor Ebert
will MAKE an address of welcome and President
Mcdonnell will outline the objects of the con-
gress and The resources and ueeds OF the great
West. 1t is expected that some OF the Colorado
delegation will moi be able to be present until
the afternoon, so that the programme after the
sperches mentioned Is TO appoint standing
committees and adjourn until p. NJ
The original call of the delegates limits the
congress 10 four days. With large slice
taken out OF to-day and Wednesday set apart
lot entertainment many delegates fear that
subjects OF Importance may be railrOaded or
receive scant attention. The life Of the con-
gress, however, can be extended by its own
resolution. and at any rate an effort will be
made TO hold session on Wednesday morning.
Among the delegates who registered yester-
DAY at the headquarters of the congress in
Parlor A, Palace Hotel, were:
W: j. Mcconnell, Idaho; Andrew q. Myers.
Slsklyon County; M. f. Ward, Reno. New;
Denver, Colo; Mary Lynde Craig, Redlands,
San BerGardino; w. j. Estabrook, Portland;
L. Bradford Prince. New Mexico; George Ag-
COL; W. S. Hopson. Poeaiello, Idaho; j. NJ
Malllng-. Nevada City; Ii: Bartwing. Los An
geles; Aaron Myers, Buffalo. .WyO.; c. NJ.
Moines; Ed Burgoyne. Montpelier, Idaho; Mrs
Julia A. EasIerbrOok, Columbia County. Or. (;
W. s. Boyce; T. W; Burns, Hastings. Neor.;
Los Angeles; j. f. Wilson, Prescott, AriZ-;
b. F. Leete, Reno. New; Herbert Horsley. Soda
Springs. ldah0; Georgr B. Lane. olympia,
5. Grimes, Denver, Colo; Professor r. U. Pool
Denver, Colo; Brice Chimes. Ventura County;
J;d M; Johnson Ohm. Hamilton. Mont; w. A: hiier,
Robert Liddell, Everett, Wash; W. G. Swal-
H Mel: Everett, Wash; S. Il; Olmsted' , San
Cal; III. L. Barnet, Denver. Colo; w. ii.
Yankee, Denver. Colo; Daniel r. Collins,
Cherry q Creek. Ney; ID. B. Comgson. Oregon;
w. 5. Buchanan, Portland, Or; f. Z. DObsOn,
Denver, Colo; j. j. Powers, Denver, Colo. |;
Wells Drury. San Francisco; b. II. Reymers,
Moran Valley, New; Jesse Knight. Evanston.
Ahern, Virginia City, New; General r. p.
Heating. Virginia City. New; r. NJ. Kennedy.
Denver, Colo; Z. A. Smith. Denver Colo: ID.
II. Arnold. Colusa. Cal; James b. Eddy, Pen
dletOn, Or; Ii. II. WhitmoIe, ST. Louis, Mo-; j.
X. Cieaveland. Denver, Colo; L. T. Wright,
Los Angeles; William Sleer, Central City, Colo, (;
George Lamar. Spokane, WASH; Governor j.
Z. Richards, Montana; ElwOod Meade. Chey.
enne, Wyo.; g. q. Wright, Idaho Falls. Idaho;
John +. kidder. Grass Valley; w. L. Sails
bury. Huntington. Or; f. NJ. Hoffman, Eureka.
New; Herbert b. WymRn, Sheldon, Iowa;
Charles E: Laugnton. Washington; }. M.
johnson, Hamilton. Mont; b. 5. Chaffin,
Ravalll, Mont; Thomas q. Merrill, Montana;
Miss Estelle Reel, Cheyenne; Mrs. q. Ii. War
rem, Denver Colo.