The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-21
SENATOR HARRIS.

SENATOR HARRIS
Senator Harris of Weiser expressed
his heartfelt thanks for the splendid
welcome. AS Mr.. Cannon has said
you have taught US irrigation. l hope
that some day this visit may be re-
turned and you will always find the
latchstring out"
REPRESENTATIVE WATERS.
was pleased with Mr.. Cannon's remarks
on the striking similarity between
Utah and Idaho. 1t was utterly i'm
possible to tell, from the topography
of the country or from the character
of the people where the state line was.
They had the same hills full of mineral
wealth. the same fertile valleys and
the same prosperous towns, which,
when the east understood the situa-
ton, and did justice, would make a
great ste9 forward and astonish the
world. This occasion was a most
pleasant one, and the hospitality ex-
tended generous and cordial. 1t was
all appreciated, and the speaker re-
turned thanks to the legislators, the
business men and the citizens gener-
ally.
After the speaking dinner was served
and in the evening the entire company
visited the theater and witnessed the
performance of Shore Acres
The list of visiting legislators is as
follows:
MEMBERS OF THE SENATE.
The members of the senate who came
down are: Senator Nelson of Moscow;
Senator Barnum of Hagerman; Sena-
tor Turner of Bingham; Senator
Coughanour of Payette; Senator Bal
lentine os Blaine; Senator Harris of
Weiser; Senator S. T. Davis of Idaho
City: Senator T. A. Davis of Malad /;
Senator Bassett of ReXburg; Senator
Bennett of De Lamar; Senator Corvell
of Custer; Senator Donnelly of Lake
view and Senator Urdhal of Neill, and
Senator Rich.
The president of the senate. the
lieutenant governor, did not come with
the party. having important business
in hand.
MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
The house is well represented. those
present being: Speaker A. H. Halford,
K. H. Johnson, D. w. Bryan and +. A.
Finn of Blaine; Joseph A. Brown of
Downey; c. c. Clawson Of Ketchum
w. ]. Perkins of Soldier; W. p. Car
ter of Pearl; J. B. Wright of Caldwell;
]. J. Rogers of Payette; H. S. Hamp-
ton of Albion; j. J. Mccarthy of Bo-
nanZa; H. ]. Jones of Mountain Home;
John w. Hays of Dubois; Thomas r.
Hamer OF ST. Anthony: William F.
Rugby of Rexburg; Robert ]. Fulton
of Grangeville; Charles E. Holt of Cot
tonwood: n. G.. Sisson of Hope; JOS
eph a. Keat of Couer d'Alene; John c.
Elder &C Moscow; William J. Seat of
Vollmer; John f. Allen, ST., of Gibbons
vile; John Mitchell of Salmon; J. S.
Waters of Shcshone; Albert Halford of
Lewiston; Ira S. Sperry of Peck City;
john r Thomas of Malad; James L.
McMurrin of Clifton; ]. c. Hadley of
Silver City; William H. Beasy of Silver
City; e. j. Flanagan of Wallace and
William Black of Weiser.
THERE ARE OTHERS.
In addition to the legislators are the
following: II. D. Short, Carl Knight,
Mrs. Carl Knight, Miss Sidebotham, W.
G.. Friend, Levi r. Leeds, Miss Mildred
Hart. Boise: J. G. Watts, Silver City;
b. p. Shoman, Payette; Mrs. Judge
McAthey. Boise; Thomas B. Shannon,
Idaho Falls; Lieutenant c. e. French,
L. S. A; the Misses O'FarreH: J. w.
Buckley, Boise; ]. B. McGrow, Boise;
]. W. Ballentine. Mrs. ]. w. Ballentine,
Mrs. J. Perrault and son. J. J. Ben
nett, Mrs. A. b. Argesheimer, w. P.
Carter, Miss Carter. Mr.. Galloway, Miss
Galloway, Mrs. F. A. Fem, Boise; E. E.
Holt. Cottonwood; H. H. Anchor, De
Lamar: Mrs. H. Zupf, Boise; Frank
Harris. Boise; ]. F. Smith, Weiser; E.
e. Lockwood, Weiser; Mrs w. A.
Couhanour, Weiser; Swain Beatty, Mrs.
Swain Beatty, Caldwell; John J. Nc
Carthy, Custer county; Fred G. Mock,
Mrs. F. G. Mock, Nampa; ]. F. Allen,
Boise; the Misses Couhanour and Cap
well. Boise; Mrs. S. F. Davis, Miss
Pauline Davis. Miss T. Hanyl, Mr. and
Mrs. Berry, Miss Duguette, Miss Rus
sell, Miss Annie Joyce, l.. r. Leeds, T.
H. Turner. Mrs. Bushmans. Colonel c.
Clawson. Mrs. Colonel Clawson, Levi
Clawson, Boise: W. G. Lowe, Pocatelo;
A. C. De Mary, Boise; ]. c. Eldee,
Mrs. Coghlan and son. Boise; Mr.. and
Mrs. Elof Anderson, Boise; John
Bough. ]. L. Waters. Harry F. En-
syn, L. R. Thomas, w. 3. Stanton,
c. Morgan. B. E. Hyatt, Edgar r.
Boise; Mrs. Mitchell, chaplain
Idaho legislature; Mr.. and Mrs. i. r.
Leeds. Boise; J. G. Logan, Bingham.
FUTURE PROGRAMME.
1t is quite probable that some ar
'angement will be made today by
which the legislature will convene in
he morning tomorrow. The adjourn
nent was until p. m, but at that
lour the visitors will be taken on an
excursion TO Saltair Beach by special
rain. 1t is semi-officially proposed to
meet at 10 a. m. and indulge in a sort
If Joint session." but of course this
'emains to be arranged. The trip will
De made at the time stated unless new
are made.
NOTES.
Representative Thomas P. Hamer