Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-19
CLOSED ITS WORK.
Commercial Congress FINISHED It's
ATduOuS LabOrS Saturday, Night.
JUDGE kiSSLY's ABLE SPEECH.


,. -, 49,. ,ono,,s
Aher the ueo's'o" VI '"o 'o"s 80
that W,ehita, kaneas, should Dc 'he
next place of meeting, Saturday, and
,h, ,o,. had boen made unanimous
.n' ,,-,--.,. ,..,,,,,d
mrs' warren VI NoiUtauo ""s e'I ,o,,,--
to the platform and thanked The laules
of the city for the hospitable treat
,,,,, ,.,dared the members OF the
'Aen' ~ Init, aha orsrad
congress. Inc f'soiu''oh SUE oAi'''
was adopted unanimously.
Judge Goodwin and Mr.. Varian
, o.,,.d nm and made brief ad-
"o 's ,.I,,a.,ia
uresses' Mt' biaoR vi o"'''''"''
moved the adoption OF resolution OF
thanks 10 Mr.. Bryan, aud Mr.. Crisp Of
N.,sao,,, ,s.,ed n simiIar resolution
'' -, ,-..,s.,,, psy., and
thanking poth f'eSiue"'' ~" ""1
Craig for their servlees'
uansh =, 49, Do Cn,omareisl
uucsu 70 speIn .,ion ,,ith Canada
anu Mlpine' hos t.,as, y, having
he spoke Oh tne ,nlsioi'one ~, 10 ~ Us
alloWeu tbe iiVu,siahe pt us,, ~,
bounded by the 4Oth parallel insleau oil
54. 10th. Ii this hed been dono we
would have poasessed the valuable
mining dia,ric, now held by Canada.
He smoke highly OF the Canadian Bys-
,ar, ~ si,nwiry aIj Miners to prospe ct,
bn neri,g * n wear for proepector,s
noa pay whe,ber thew are foreippcrs or
1.a,i.,a "a nj tba fraedom given
N, ~ Ho said thnt a
tariff pIaced by us on Canada ores
vouJd lead 10 an export duty aud this
wand move harmful TO us.
MI Dn,nn M Rutie. Montana. smoke
MI. Su n,S ~ ,na ohisa,s of Inc
W eone io"ltn "a A. ,,as nacasa.rv No
congtess. az sate ~ m"s -, ,ha IN,
show the eastern people VIVA. tne TO-
tentions oil the bouy arc anu WhAt "
doing. Hel urged tins appoint
meDt OTIS, a 'oommittae oni pun
LEFTY, TO be composed OF one member
from each state The purpope being to
send ant N national address to the peO-
nIa ~ the t.tion
w. ,aiIosirn sio,di,e committeas
49,. ~" 'ne
"e'e '"oH
Good Ronds-W. II. Moore, st. Louis;
r.. W. Richardson, Omaha; william
Johnston. CORTLAND Cal; X. &. Lund,
ST. George, Utah; A, @. Roberts, Fort
Madison, la.
Forest Pfotection-C. II. Wennek or st.
Louis, A. A. TAYLOR. santa Cruz, Cal;
A. j, Keller, Hot Springs, 5. D.; John Il.
iSnl ne1, 10y 1tii.'' N''i' 80 ~ 'i'''7'
Mines and Mining--Ford of Colorado,
Patterson OF Colorado, Richards OF
Idaho; Dorsey OF Nebraska, Lawrence OF
Idaho
EXECUTIVE CoMMiTTEEMEN.
,,,,,,
Afkansas[p u -, Niiilalhs'
Atihohs-'Vhh w Nor'o ~; \, No.,
ooiorauo--N' 'ehhhngs' - NJ iat'er-
son. ,, MI,
IaluorhIa-aHreuL ~ pi9cN' ,,-,,
I1aho-o' H. S'orer' H. H. Mcr ar
innd.
IOWA. ~ nonstsS'
hahhhs-h' ~ hpse ~. c,..,
Louislaha,ua't'ce McUiuskvS'
Moh'aha-N' a. Oiarh' ". W. SVaple-
ION. a., . , =, =,
Minneso'n-W' o. buch"n"n' h' W
St.niiey. ~ g, p,.,
Missouri-n; NJ p1snpp'
New Mexico-Arthur $. Goo.z.
Nevada. A. Miller.
Oklahoma--James kirkwood'
oteEoh-@S, W. Ne9ieE: .u.
,r D ys,I,i.. -, !, hei'"''
i Tehas-IMi W.. rs stone, ,v,u,., ~
'''' 90 ''''''' -
Washinrlou-J. p. de Mat,os,
Wyoming--,I. n. halliday,
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NIoE'rl'tsiDLNrs
Arkansas--b. ID. Williams.
Arizona-J. j. Hawkins.
Colorado-W. IL. Mcclure.
Californla-Wm. Johnston.
ldaho-L; >. hart;
Iowa. H. 6otielL
hai ,snI I a.. D,,',,ru S,,,
tHnn,ana wv Thnp,s ou'r'"'
Minna.o,o.-C A Towpo
MissourI~-Iohn Doniphan.
Nebraska-W. j. HAYWARD,
New Mexico-E. Montaya.
Nevada-H. b. Maxon.
OklahOma-A. @. Soay.
Oregon-T. i. Gear.
south Dakoth--C; e. Jewett'
IeAas-ueo; Is. I'm plehah.
Uthh -. W. S ,i,''I ', HI,
W Wnsu,tis ~, p i' ar1n,J
"'o's ~
L. p. Moses OF Great Bend Kan
sac, wac elected chairman OF tho exec
uIive committee and J. II. Mchnigh
was named as secretary OF the con
grese.
Ex.Gov. Prince Of Now Mexic
aud Prof. Foster OF the Agriculture
College read papers; the former o
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