The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-14

Stalied, but good samples are promised
from both mines. The Grand Central
was also unable to put out its samples,
but viii send them in in ample time for
the congress. Altogether, the collec-
ton promises to be the most notable
ever gathered in the state as purely
commercial display, without any of
the sky-rocket attributes of the collec-
tons that are usually got together for
show purposes o1l-7.
GOOD NEWS FROM ALL OVER.
| Good news from all over the country
came to mining congress headquarters
! in yesterdays mail. One installment
alone brought notice of the appoint
| ment of nearly 100 new delegates rep
resenting California, Montana, Idaho,
| Pennsylvania, Illinois, Nebraska, Colo
RADIO and Georgia. Along with these let
! terS came one from Mr.. A. Blue, diree
| tor of the bureau of mines at Toronto,
saying the commissioner of crown lands
! was favorably impressed with the IDEA
! of sending delegates 20 the congress.
| and wanted information as to rates and
routes. He added that Toronto would
| like to have the congress meet there
next summer and would work to secure
| the session.
Regis Chavenet, president of the
State School of Mines at Golden, Colo,
writes that he will attend the con-
gress, and wants to secure quarters
for the occasion. Senator Rawlins, in
answer to a request, says he will do
everything possible to secure the at
tendance of representatives from the
government geological survey.
THE DELEGATES.
The new delegates appointed are:
From Cherokee county, Ga.-General
A. j. Warner. Cherokee, Ga; B. f.
Perry, T. NJ. Bradyl. f, p. Burtz, A. B.
Coggnis, Canton, Ga.
From Butte, Mont, by P. S. Har-
rington, Mayor. II. Teerise, George
e Moultarop. Donald Giiiis. Carlisle
Mason, Fred Harris, Butte.
From the California State Mining
Bureau-W. s. Reyes, N. E. prf sldent;
Thomas B. Bishop. vice president; j.
Z, Doolittle, J. F. Parks, Alex f. Nor
rison.
To Represent Bear Lake County.
Ida.-J. c. Rich, st. Charles, Ida; NJ.
T.. Whitman, Montpelier. Ida; c. M.
White, Paris. Ida; ]. F. OConnor,
Montpelier, Ida; Jacob Sponi, Thomas
Fork, Ida.
Appointed by Governor Budd of Cal
ifornia-H. W. Duncan, U S. G. Todd,
Hon. c. C. Wright, Los Angeles, Cal;
Hon. NJ. F. Tarpey, Alameda, Cal;
Hon. James V. Coleman, San Francis
co, Cal; Hon. W. F. Prisk, Grass Val
ley. Cal: T. 7. Lane, Angels Camp,
Cal; John McMorrey, Weaverville,
D. c. Reid, 'Redding, Cal; Hon. Jacob
Nef, ColfaX, Cal; John F. Parks,
Jackson, Cal; Hon. Thomas R. Bard, !
Huenerne, Cal: Hon. e. .. Chapman, 4
Taylor Mine, Cal; Mrs. c. H. Church,
Princess Mine, Coutolene; Hon. j. NJ
Francisco, Cal; Louis Glass, Sunset
Telephone office, San Francisco, Cal;
John Ross. jr.. Suffer Creek, Cal: S.
K. Thornton, California Miners asso-
citation, San Francisco, Cal; Frank r.
Wehe, Downieville, Cal; Hon E. NJ.
Preston, Nevada City. Cal. F. F.
Thomas, Gwin Mine, Calaveras county,
Francisco, Cal: W. F. Detert, Jackson,
Cal; John D. Siebe, Colonel j. e. Doc
little, San Francisco, Cal; James
O'Bren, Smartsville, Cal; J. z. Sexton,
Placerville. Gel.
Appointed by B. o. Hostetler, mayor,
Kearney, Neb.-F. E. Beeman, L. w.
Robertson Warren Pratt, r. L. Whe- |
don. B. D. Smith, Kearney.
Additional delegate appointed by A. |
A. Durham, secretary, to represent |
the National Business league, Chicago, |
Frederick K. Copeland, Chi |
cago.
To Represent Sioux City, Ia-Abel
A. Gronlnger, John Pierce, |
a. Van Wagenen, G. H. Lewis, L. G.
Sanborn, T. p. Gore, Charles Breun,
ST., d. S. Lewis, Sioux City.
Appointed by H. B. Ford. mayor, to |
Pittsburg Pa.-James Nc
Kay, Aaron French, president A
French Spring company, Edward Bind
ley, John NJ. Patterson, John II. Cav
ley, Thomas Mckay, Colonel /. NJ.
Guffey. E. H. Jennings, I. r. Hedges,
To Represent FL Paso County. Colo.
Charles J. Moore, T. B. Burbridge,
Cripple Creek, Colo; Louis r. Enrich,
Colorado Springs. Colo; Warren
Woods, James A. Doyle. Victor, Colo:
A. D. McMasters, Cripple Creek, Colo.