White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-03

Each trade and labor assembly to
name five delegates.
All other commercial bodies to name
five delegates.
The objects OF the convention are to
secure such national legislation as may
bo calculated 10 promote the busiAets
interests and development OF the re-
sources Of the mining industry in North
and South America; to bring together
mining men end lnv,stors; to irciease
reciprocal trade among them; to discuss
such questions as are naturally suggest
ed by It's objects; to cultivate acqualnt-
ance iraterAal feeling and hearty CO
operation among the various mining
oommerc al and labor bodies represent
ed; and especially to take under advise
ment the importance Of the creation 10y
congress OF a department to be known
as the departing OF mines and mining
thus securing a cabinet officer that re-
presents an interest which affects more
than one third ef tie people OF the
United States,
That mining is permanent ana pro
titub!e industry, capable Of large ex
paueion, is no longer question of doubt
aud it is believed that the gathering to
ge her Of large number of people IN
telested, either as capitalists, scientists
practical mining men or otherwise, a.
Denver, central pint in the mining
region, with creditable displays Of min
eral properly and truthfully described
from the various states and district
represented, and the discussion 81 a.
questions affecting mining interests
will not only be educational IN the hlgn
est degree, but stimulate the growth o
public interest and the more rapid de
yelapment OF mineral wealth.
1t is hoped that this convention vii
prove TO be- the greatest and most ehec
tive effort ever made in the interest &
mining: therefore, the governors OF state
and territories. friendly nations, count
commissioners mayors of cities an
towns, all mining, commercial, trade an
labor organizations, are urged to tax
hold Of the matter at once, and rot onl
see that their delegates are appoinle
and attend the convention, but that n
iIaclive and thoroughly educational du
plays of minerals are made from ever
aiming district.
Arrangements will be made to enab
delegates and visitors to visit aud IL
spect some of the working mines, mill
smeiters, mining machinery plants al
T. other interesting features.
1t viii be apparent that this, the Fir
International Gold Mining Uonventlo
affords unusual opportunities for int
" lirent. earnest and practical discusslC
of economic and progressive measur
in the interest OF mining. Such met
ing must command attention and
snire mon who are sensible of the
spousibiltcs resting upon them to d
vote the necessary ime for conferen'
This official call sets forth the SEQ
and purposes Of the convention, and
}, is only necessary to add the following
The executive committee sol!cits pl
posals Of subjects which may be e'
braced in programme COW beirg p
pared. ROBERT f. HUNTER
!, Chairman Executive Committee
international GolI Mining Conventi'
Irwin MAHoN,
IS Secretary Executive Committee,
international Gold Mining Converts
- Executive Chamber, Denver, May Il
/. Hon Robert +. Hunter, Denver, Co
Dear Sii:-
- Yours of the sth instant calling
: tention to my selection by your exec
:. tive committee as temporary presid
to call the International Gold Min
- Convention to order, which will conv'
- in the city Of Denver July I, 1881 al
o clock. a. M. with enclosed copy Of
- ticial call for the holding oi SAID eonv
n, tion, received.
4, II gives me pleasure to inform