The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-15
BRYAN COMES
THIS MORNING

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Union. and destined IN the providence O.
God 90 become the seat OF empire for {
moral ana cultured people lar exceeding
any in recorded history tApplause.)
READY FOR BUSINESS.
AZ the conclusion CT Colonel Doni-
phau's speech. Chairman Whitnore
made a few remarks TO the effect that
he found himself obliged 10 preside TEN
pOrarily- he extended congratulations
10 the delegates and asked their hearty
corporation with the executive COM
n1ittee in promoting the interests OF the
congress.
he then announced that the congress
was ready for business, and submitted
the recommendations Of the executive
committee 70 the effect that the secre-
tary's list of delegates should be ac-
cepted until the credentials committee
WAS ready TO make report. Also that
the rules and order Of business Of the
last session remain in force for this
session. He also outlined the pro-
gramms of the day.
On motion of Ex-Governor Prince of
New Mexico il was decided to appoint
committees on credentials, permanent
organization and resolutions. and the
state delega tons were instructed to
make their selections for members of
a recess was then taken until 2
O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The first business transacted at the
opening of the session in the afternoon
was the announcement, by Chairman
Whitmore, that the executive commit
tee recommended that Hugh Craig,
president of the San Francisco cham
Der of commerce, act as president pro
TEN, pending the arrival of Mr.. Bryan.
This recommendation was adopted by
a rising vote, and Colonel Kellar of
South Dakota, Colonel Thomas Patter-
son of Denver and Mr.. Smalley con-
Quoted Mr.. Craig 20 the chair.
He made a short address, stating that
California appreciated the courtesy
which had been extended to one of the
members of that delegations He re-
GREETED Mr.. Bryan's absence and said
that the Californians had taken him
all over the state, shown him every
thing there was to be seen, and that
when he arrived here today he would
probably be very tired.
STATE ORGANIZATION.
The state delegations next made their
announcements Of chairmen and mem
hers of the three standing commit
tees. They are as follows:
Committee on resolutions-K. Old
ham, Arkansas; T. NJ. Patterson, Colo
RADIO; TREY L. Ford, California; ]. II.
Richards, Idaho: z. F. Test, Iowa; ]. /
H. Mcknight, Kansas; B. Smith, Lou
isiana; John W. Read Montana; z. V.
Smailey, Minnesota; 1. NJ. McAIichael, ]
Missouri; C. w. E. Dorsey, Nebraska;
/. Bradford Prince, New Mexico; L. n. ]
Taylor. Nevada; A. ]. Lery, Oklahoma; 4
A. ]. Keller South Dakota; G. B. Stone, A
Texas; T D. Dee. Utah; ]. P. De NAL
los. Washington; J. f. Holiday, Wyo-
ming.
Committee on credentials-U. B.
lizard, Arkansas; G. w. Warren, Colo /
RADIO; c. ". Thomas. California; n. J. 4
Sharp, Idaho; J. W. Wright. Iowa; R. 4
NJ. Ruggles, Kansas; Emile Depre. 4
Louisiana; c. II. Padbury. Montana; A.
J. Trimble, Minnesota; H. b. Bishop.
Missouri; w. II. Thompson, Nebraska;
z Montague, New Mexico; D. C Simp-
son. Nevada; F. H. Thuring, Okla
homa: A. V. Prentiss, South Dakota;
N. D. Herring, Texas; John c. Ora
ham. Utah: J. p DeMallos. Washing
ton. John r. Arnold Wyoming.
Committee on Permanent Organiza-
tom. p. Lows, Arkansas; T. e.
Humphrey, Colorado; T. e. Gibbon.
California J. c. Rich. Idaho: II. A.
Powers. Iowa; s. r. Elliott. Kansas;
Thomas J. Stanton. Louisiana: J. NJ.
Quinn. Montana; D. II. Twoniby, Min
nesota; w. K. James, Missouri; G. ". 4
Birse. Nebraska; Il. Singer, New Mex
leo; J. a. Miller, Nevada; II. S. TUr-
ner. Oklahoma: A. ?. Harling, South
Dakota; G. 3. Zemplemen, Texas; II.
". Lawrence. Utah; George Hayward,
Washington; J. F. Crawford, Wyoming.
Chairmen Of State Delegations-B. d.
Williams. Arkansas: 5. I. Smith, Colo
RADIO; William johnson. California;
James Graham, Idaho; ]. r. Gorrell.
Iowa; Richard Wake, Kansas; John
". Bryant, Louisiana; G. W. Stapleton,
Montana: +. Y. Snalley, Minnesota;
c. F Wenneker, Missouri; Z. ]. Bur-
kett, Nebraska; L. 3. Paine, New
Mexico; II. 3. Marson: Nevada; a. J..
Leay, Oklahoma; W. J. KellaT, South
Dakota: NJ. D. Herring, Texas; John
X. Smith, Utah; c. P. Arnold, Wyom-
ing.