The herald., 1896-12-13
Many Exponents Of Irrigation
to Be Present
II STATES REPRESENTED
ust ef Delegates That Will Take Part
10 the Proceedings
n LEGAL Committee At Phcrix fiers 4
Nest Cordial Invitation
a Most Comprehensive Program Pre-
pared-Interesting and Instructive
Papers to Be Read-The Con-
gress Will Last Four Days.


gress Will Last Four Days.
The following is the program provided
by the national executive committee at
!ts Denver meeting for the National Ir-
rigation congress, which opens its ses-
aions At Phoenix on Tuesday next:
FIRST DAY-TUESDAY.
Morning session-Reading of the call
for the congress by c. M. Heintz, Sec
retary of the national exective COM
mittee.
Address Of the chairman Of the ma
tional executive committee, e. r. Moses.
Temporary organization.
Address of welcome by Gov. B. ].
7 franklin and Mayor J. D. Monihan.
Responses by ex-Gov Lionel A. Shell
don Of Los Angeles and the Hon. John E.
Frost OF Topeka.
Appointment Of committees.
Report Of national lecturer, Judge ].
s. Emory.
Afternoon session-Credentials COM
mittee report.
Permanent organization.
kcROTt OL COulIulttcc On
organization and rules.
PAPERS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
Irrigation in Humid America: F. H.
Newell, chief of photographic survey,
Washington; DIR. Clarke Gapen, superin-
tendent insane asylum, Kankakee. ILL.,;
Lutte Wilcox, editor Field and Farm,
Denver, Colo; Prof. F. H. King, Mad.
ison. Wis; Major WILDLY. editor South
ern CultivatOr, Atlanta, Ga.
Evening session-Reception rendered
by the citizens Of Phoenix to delegates
and visitors.
SECOND DAY-wEDNESDAY
Morning session-Water Storage in
the Mountain States: Robert R. Stanton,
New York. N. Y; Samuel A. Davidson,
Phoenix, Ariz.; ]. D. Schuyler, Los An
geles, CAL; Edward F. Hobart, Santa
Fe, New Mexico; Edward Meade, Chey-
enne, Wyo.
Afternoon session-Pumping or Stor-
ing Water on the Plains: D. NJ. Frost,
president Kansas state board of irriga-
ton; r. D. Boyd, president university of
Oklahoma; r. B. Howell, Omaha, Neb;
w. s. Marshall. Fort Worth, Tex; Wal
ter H. Graves, Grow Agency, Montana.
Relation of Forests to Water Supply:
Prof B. e. Fernow, chief forestry divis-
president state college of Pennsylvania: !:
I. s. Van Dyke, Los Angeles, CAL; A.
D. Foote, Grass Valley, CAL; D. NJ. Rior-
dan, Flagstaff, Ariz.
Evening session-Public Interest in Ir-
rigation: j. w. Gregory, Garden Grove,
Kans
State Control of Water: L. H. Tay-
lor, Battle Mountain, New; W. o. O'Neil,
Prescott. Ariz.
Legislation: Comprising discussion
of bills submitted by the national exec
utive committee and delegates.
THIRD DAY-THURSDAY
Morning session Irrigation reports
under roll call from states and territor-
ies.
Sensible. Climate: Prof. Willis A.
Moore, Washington.
Climatology of the Arid Regions: Capt
w. A. Glassford, signal service, U. S. A.
immigration Into the Arid Regions:
John E. Frost. Topeka, Kans.; W. H.
Mills, Sacramento, Cal; B. A. McAllis-
ter. Omaha, Neb.; George Q. Cannon.
Salt Lake City, Utah; Ex-Gov. L. Brad
ford Prince, Santa Fe, N. NJ; Ex-Gov.
Lionel A. Sheldon, Pasadena, CAL; VIM.
=. Smythe, New York, N. Y; H. F. Hun
ter, Millette, S. D.
ment OF agriculture, Washington; Prof.
=. W. Hilgard, professor of agriculture.
California University; H. r. Hilton, To-
peka, Kans.
Afternoon session-Artesian Wells:
W. F. T. Bushnell, Aberdeen, S. D.:
F'erd. f. b. Coffin, Huron, S. d.
International Irrigation Questions: ].
Ramon Ybarolla, Juarez, Mexico; ]. S.
Dennis, VIM. Pearce. Ottawa, Canada:
Baron Reno Won Herman, attache Ger
man embassy; A. NJ. Burgess.
Evening session-Selection of place of
meeting of the sixth national irrigation
congress: the election of officers of the
national executive committee adjourn
ment.
SPEAKERS ON SPECIAL, s11RJEcrs
Prof. A. e. Blunt, Las Cruces. N. M:
Major ]. s. Van Doren, Blue Water. N.
NJ; w. w. Howard, Los Angeles, Cal: !:
Mrs. III. w. r. Strong, Whittier, Cal. !:
a. +. Wood, San Diego, CAL; H. l. Aus
tin. Evansville, Wis: j. ". Admire.
Kingisher. Oklahoma; F. j. Mills, state
engineer, Boise City, Idaho; E. G. Hud
son. Lincoln, Ill; Thomas Knight Kan
sas City, Mo-; L. w. Shurtliff, Ogden.
Utah; Frank Bacon. Lincoln, Neb.: J.
". Cook. Oskaloosa, Ia; T. E. Frost.
Minneapolis MINI.
THE DELEGATES.
The following delegates at large have
been appointed by the governors Of their
respective states:
Arizona--Jesse N Smith, Snowflake;
John g. Herndon. Prescott; Chas. w.
Wright. Tucson; c. N Layton, Thatcher:
Marcus A. Smith, Tombstone
California;. S. Van Dyke, Los An
geles; Henri F. Gardner, Orange; j. D.
Schuyler. Los Angeles; E. G. Knapp, San
Francisco; D. s. Snodgrass, Selma, Fres-
no county.
colorado--capt W. A. Glassford, Den
ver; A. b. Moulton, Denver; C. L. Rich
ards. Denver; Henry j. Arnold, Duran
80; David Boyd, Greeley.
Idaho-Col. Fletcher Boomer (now in
phoenix).
Kansas. 8. Emery, Lawrence: I. /.
Dfesen, Garden City; Austin Brumback.
IA Dorado; Col. j. B. Cook, Chetopa; Ed
Vxixell, Larned.
Montena-Z. T. Burton, Burton; Paris
z G&bs0n, Great Falls; J. B. Collins, Miles
CITY; Matt Anderson. Bozeman; Donald
.4r9dford. Helena.
Nebraska-7A. g. wolfenbarger, Lin
coin.
Nevada--L. H. Taylor. Reno; Daniel
oneuL Rioville: Geo. / Lamy. Carson