The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-08
AFTERNOON SESSION.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
AT the afternoon session, Mr.. Scott, of
! Omaha, chairman of rne Credentials COM
| m-atee. reported that there were no con-
tests, and tne commtttete mad invited ali
| VINO were Interested IN mining 10 become
delegates and plI'acipate in the --Scus-
sons Inc report was unanimously adotst-
X. f. Hunter, chairman of the commit
tee on permanent organization and order
OF business, recommended Bradford
ir-hce, Oh New Mexico, Tor permanent
/ PRESIDENT; David L. Luther of Illinois
Jonn Dern, of Utan, ana General Aiejaa-
oro Batfa, as wee presidents al flree,
2--u thar each sTaIe select vice pres
ueHt ana i h-~lnOer OF the executive com
n,Atlee from It's Deception. Hon. Irving
Mauon, OF Co.OI..IO, Wis named for per-
.Hls-neht Secretary, ana u. ". CIiuxiOrd,
OF limos, as aesgstGnt. Il was also rec
commended thnt ali DISCUSSIONS De confined
% mines, mining and kindred subjects,
ana th3t every sdlte. territory or 1ol ign
L->.-0n be al-.Eed ten votes providing
t.ley nave liz many deles'l,es present,
:. rot. then one Vie for each delegate.
The rerolc was adopld.
colonel Lt.ie-, ii acknowledging the
homer done hl.1, sti.d:
i have been mining IN Co.oIado for
twenty years, Luve spent Sl50,0UU al il,
ul-d cgn pledge my honor that l have
never MAO 4 dc-lar OF II Luck. (Greut
lau6-Ee.'.) l am rot IN the iealI dis,OI.-
aged. however, for | am ncm convinced
s--Ner instead oI tOr god. 1 am ssrIs1ied
there are more ounces 10 make for.lIes
n le~-tnase INNING al this time Inan
t--e-e are az any C.Ger business.
M bern anu Senior Barrd made brief
speeches, recLlne sOne OF che lndrce-
meI.-s offered 10 miners n Uuin ana Ven
ezue-a.
o. W. Powers. of Utah, addressed the
ds.sSiles ana invited tne4n 20 attend the
F4Oneer jubilee at salt Lake.
kA.4 3. zoe Vi Colorado. introduced d
resolution c4L-Eg upon congress TO pdk
Cy an-de Of potassium on the tree i.St. NJ.
u. Herring. delegate from Texas, Offered
roSC-utLOa authorizing the president OF
the convention 10 appoint Il comm.tJee or
five 10 .nvest.sl5-e and report upon the
0dN-sart:ity ana Ieds1D--.ty OF meznOIt liz
ing congress 10 crS-r-s i depaI ..nenI Of
nLnes and mining, and for the APPOINT 4
ment OF a head thereto WAC shall be
s1--ed ule secret1ry Of mines and mn (
m ana Slitll De i mtMoer OF the pres
dents OaltneC- The rules were suspended /
und bOtn resolutions were adopted.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
The following vice presidents and com
mitteelnesl Wee appointed:
Wee Pre9.dents-A.dtama, f. E. Dye
Arkansas. ). Goldman; california, J. d.
5. W. McOdiiin; Idaho. F. ". Bradley:
Limos. l. l.. Low God; Iowa, NJ. W. Merr;
~ aclsas, john Seton; MIchlg3n, H. A.
Cta29' Minnesota p: v snra-ley; Ms
Brown; Nebraska, A. 5. Montgomery;
New Mexico. J. Z. Slack; New ork. ~
~ Reyno.as; Oh~o. {. Foster; Pennsyi-
vania, j. r. Hedges; South Dakota, Dr.
NJ { G-l4cudy; Texas, N. d. Herring;
Utah, A NJ. O-anon; Wet Virginia j. &
II. Brown; Wisconsin. Hon. EtlNardr
Scnoiisid; Wyoming, Ito I-aa:n; S.se-
len. II. r. Sna-ls-ard; Switzerland Emil
Reithman; Italy, II. J. Cuneo.
Executive comntttee-AlIbama, F. E.
Dye; Arkansas. =. ". Moore; Co-J4Ido,
Governor Atvn ACIms; Geors.h. w. r..
--alCAi: 1o.I.lo J. ii. .tU-SuInson; H. !
lois. George T. Page, Iowa. 5. Culven; J
Kansas. J. X Emerson; Michigan. H. a. 7 !
1tapD; Minnesota, y. J. Trimb1n; Ms
our. p D. ALmyer; Nebraska. j. A
New Mexico, r. II. Hopper
Sew York. D. Butter; Ohio. e. O4'-Da;
w. ADKINS: South DakcLl +.
I. G. RicAsrs; Texas, L. c. DesnOrse;
IAN. w d. Johnson; West Virginia :
ieOrge Davis; Wisconsin, f. c. Rail-s :
aono: Wyoming. p. Snow; Denmark W. +
!. Grandjan; Mexico, c. Barelh; Sweden. /
r. Shalgaard; Switzerland, Emil t