The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-07

Colorado-G. w. Schneider, Mrs. G.
| w. Schneider. Louis J. Marks, Colonel
/ 3. L. Montgomery, G. c.. Moore, Mrs.
L. c. Atwood. Thomas Tonge, Abner
/ Graves, Major A. V. Bohn. w. s. Sea-
vey, II. II. Daniels, A. +. Eckdahl. D.
~. Sayers, Arthur NJ. Grant, Warren
Woods. 4. d. McMasters. Mrs. Mary
w. Roberts. Victor C. Hills, f. A.
| Maxwell, B. l. Patten. T. NJ. Brown.
/ George w. Rose, c. Enbank, FAC T.
Duvau.
Georgia-S. H Gibson
Indiana-Hiram C. Moderwell.
Minnesota-E. J. Gilbert, l. S. Gil
lette.
Nissouri-Frank Dexter, by E. N.
Lambl;in. proxy. J. S. Miner
Montana-Fred Harris, Thomas G..
Merrill, Edward Boyce. James \. Muir
ray, 4. n. Esler, Emerson Hill. Z. W.
Fisl1e, i. V. LAWYER, J. r. Faulds.
Nebraska-C. II. Drummer. =. =. Saw
yer, NJ. \. Lathrop John I. Redick.
New York-FraDk Perry.
There were several other states rep
resented not included in the above list,
but such difficulty was encountered by
the committee that anything like a
complete and accurate report could not
be made.
MONTGOMERY PRESIDENT.
The next order of business being the
report of the committee on permanent
organiZa ton and order of business, the
chairman of that body, Hon. C. z. AL
len OF Utah. came forward and pre-
sented the following:
Your committee on permanent or
ganiZation and order of business has
the honor to report as follows:
That this committee recommends
that the present officers of the Inter
ing its sessions that the officers here
matter nominated assume their duties
upon the adjournment of this congress.
we recommend as president, Colo
mel b. F. Montgomery of Colorado; as
secretary, w. y. Johnson of Utah: us
first vice president, James II. Hawley
of Idaho; as second vice president,
Charles T. Lane of California; as
third vice president, Manuel Elguera of
Peru.
THAT each delegation nominate
members to serve on each of the fol-
lowing committees: Finance, resolu-
tons and executive, and one member
as state vice president.
ORDER Of BUSINESS.
THE order of business shall be as
follows:
"Wednesday, July 6-Can to order,
10 a. m, by President Bradford L.
Prince; invocat ton, Angus NJ. Cannon;
reading Of official call; address of well
come, by Heber NJ. Wells and Mayor
Clark; appointment of committees on
credentials, permanent organization
and order of business.
Afternoon sessiOn.-Call to order at
p. M; report OF committee on ere
dentials; report of committee on per-
manent organization and order of bust
ness; report of special committee on
department of mines End mining; re-
port of special committee on revision
and codification of mining laws; intro
duction of new business.
I'VE recommend that discussion of
the report of the special committee on
revision and codification of mining
laws be made the special order for
Thursday, July Z, at 2 p. M
I'VE recommend that Mrs. Ellen a.
Richardson of Boston be assigned 90
minutes for the discussion of the ma
tional university at 10 O'Clock a. m,
Thursday, July Z.
AT 1890 a. m, Thursday. July Z,
paper by Senior Manuel Elguera on
The Mineral Resources of Peru
Thursday. July I. IL a. ma paper
by Louis Fade of New York on Some
Remarks on the Cyanide Process
Friday, July s, 10 a. ma paper by
Senior Francisco ]. Yanes on The Min
eral Resources Of Venezuela
This committee has assigned the ar
rangement OF the remaining papers to
be read before the congress to a spe-
cial committee. consisting of c. e. AL
len. w. D. Johnson and J. r. Faulds,
and their action will be reported from
time to time to the congress"
The report was not adopted without
some opposition.
MRS. RICHARDSON KNOCKED OUT
Judge o. w. Powers of Utah objected
to that part of the report granting Mrs.
Ellen Richardson OF Massachusetts,
half an hour for discussion of the ma
tional university, claiming that it was