Deming headlight., 1895-08-02

~ ne authority ~ lhe national exec.
uilec committee. the fourth national lsfl.
CATION congress- ia hereby cuilod 10 meet
ii the city u Albuquerque, n ~, for
four days beginning September 10Th,
lspa
The prchou, year s. proving 10 BE- tho
most remarkable n the history Of Amcf-
lcun irrigation. II has seen a wonder
fuI awakening o. popular interest 10 lhu
cause throughout The east, tosultlne Ia
The organization Of most potential forces
TOT the purpose Of coopefallng With he
western peoplel lhe enaclncnl of Well
considered laws 80 eight states, and the
creation " administrative uyatoms Ia
llvo of thomi tho recognition o. the
pressing nature Of the problem by tho
doparliuentmenla Of Interior and agfi.
caiufc, under whose direction nation.
nl board OF irrigation hns been formed
from officials 10 various departments of
the government.
These splendid evidences of the trl.
umphant progress Of the irrigation
cause demand large, representative and
effective scsaion Of The irrigation con-
grcm Of 1895. A further feeson Tor
such a gathering "a the fact thar Tho
presidential campaign Of 1898 will hu lp-
nugurnlod previous 10 tho nssomblIngof
nno,eer aosslon OF lhla body, aud That lt
IA thus necessary 20 Formulate, ai Alhu-
querqne, the demands which ihe ifiendB
Of irrigation viii desire 90 make upon
tao gtca, political pafllea Of Tho nation.
IN Wow Of ibe nature ol the opportun-
lty, program Of extraordinary variety,
interest and lmporlance will be arrnngcd,
aud Il ls nnticlpnled that ihIs eesslpn ~
the congress VIII hc moro widely useful
and influential than the previous cont
ycutlous az Salt Lake IN 1891, NJ Lon
Angeles IN 1898 and At Denver ia ilQi
The friends OF irrigation throughout tho
United States for to-day Tho movement
Is national Ia 10 scope aud inisresr
ahould unite 10 On effort to obtain q
worthy result az Albuquerque.
nAHIs or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ia accordance with resolution of lhu
third national irrigation congress a.
Denver, Colo, September Sth, 1894, the
fourth national irrigation congress will
be composed as follows:
1 All memlcrs Of the national cxocu-
tsc committee
All momhcra Of state and scrrllorl-
al irrigation commissions.
Five delegates at large, 10 be np'
pointed by their respective governors
FOR each Of the following states nnd le :
ritorieE; Arizona, California, Colorado,
Idaho, Kaneas, Montana, Nebraska, Ne.
vada, New Mexico, North Dako,n, Okla
homa, Oregon. South Dakota, Texas
Utah, Washington aud Wyoming,
Three delegates ~ large from each
q siafo and tcrriiOry not heretofore onum'
r Grated, TO be appointed by the governors
Of said htatas and territories, or Ia case OF
tho Dis,rlc, Of Columbia, by the rreal
den,.
8 One delegate each from regularly
organized irrigation, agricultural and
horticultural societies, aud societies o
englpoeru, irrigation companies, aeFl
!, cultural colleges and commercial bodies
!. 0 Duly eccredIled representatives Q
q eny foreign nation Or colony, each mem
b Der Of the United states senafp aud houal
Of representatives, and ench governor o
state and territory viii be admitted Al
e honorary members
q The use Of proxies and she manner o
= caailng the vote Of delegations will b
regulated Ia accofdance with reaolr
/. ton ADOPTED al Denver and printed d
page 80 Of The Oficlnl Report OF tina
meeting,
by order Of
Tun NATIONAL ExncuTIyE coa,,
Wu E. sngrnF, Chairman,
Box 1919. Chleago, ~
Fnrp +. AilEs, Secretary,