The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-21
THE MINING CONGRESS.
OVER SIXTY NEW DELEGATES
APPOINTED YESTERDAY.
They Come From Colorado and New
Mexico-Congress Is Giving Utah
Great Prominence All Over.

Over go new delegate appointments
reached mining congress headquarters
yesterday, starting the total past the
1,l0O mark, with a number of large
delegations yet TO be announced which
1T is known nave been selected.
The important selections received
yesterday were the delegations-at-
large from Colorado and New Mexico
In both cases the appointments were
withheld until ii was known that all
the men chosen would be sure to at
tend. Governor Otero of New Mexico,
in announcing his action to the secre-
tary, says: Il have given this matter
as much attention as i possibly can, in
my endeavor to get men appointed who
are identified with the mining inter-
ests of New Mexico and who will take
an interest in the work and a pleasure
in representing our territory, and be
present at the time specified" The
letter closes with the governors best
wishes for "a large, enthusiastic and
successful congress-"
Reports from the clipping agencies
show that the newspapers of the coun-
try are giving the congress very wide
publicity. The daily press as well as
the mining and engineering publica-
lions have used OYER 100 columns Of
matter in less than two weeks, and
this does not include any of the news
papers of Utah, which have been most
generous in their support of the enter
prise.
The new delegate appointments in
detail are:
Appointed by Governor Otero, to
represent New Mexico: L. Bradford
Prince, Santa Fe, N. M; ]. T. Nc
Laughlin, San Pedro; Christ Weigand,
Cerrilos; H. L.. Warren. Albuquerque;
William j. Cartan,. Bland; Gus Mulhol-
land, Gallup; c. T. Brown, Socorro; a.
B. Fitch, Magdalena; Hugh H. Price,
Graham; F. A. Reynolds, Santa Fe;
w. w. Williams, Hillsboro; W. H.
Butcher. Hillsboro; 80 E. Sheridan A.
B. Laird, t. f. Conway, Silver City;
w. II. Skidmore, A. j. De Mueles. ].
c. Carrera, Las Cruces; J. Y. Hewitt,
White Oaks: George w. Prichard, Red
River; DR. j. T. Reed. Taos; o. 3.
Steen. Red River; Brigham ]. Young,
Red River; 7. D. Burns. Parkview: J.
NJ. c. Chavez, Abiqui; Harry Wing
ham, Ration: L. 8. Preston, Elizabeth
town; James Lynch, Elizabethtown;
r. L. NJ. Ross, Thomas W. Hayward,
East Las Vegas.
From the Butte county Miners as
ISOLATION: w. e. Duncan, ST., presi-
dent of association; George H. Evans,
manager London syndicate of Banner
mine; S. w. Gassaway. superintendent
Magalia mine; r. ]. hurry, manager
Chrystal Peak mine; A Ekman.
To represent Ventura county, Cal:
j. &. Cries. Nordhoff Cal; G.. G.
Crane, Saticor; ID. t. Perkins, Hue
meme; 7. II. DAILY. Ventura; w. L.
Hardison, Santa Paula
From the Denver stock exchange: T.
l.. Cathcart, Frank Earle r. E. Good
ell, H. L. Prentice, j. A Swarthout
Appointed by Governor Adams to
represent Colorado: John T. West,
Pueblo; S. S. Smith, Manassa; U, H.
Smith, Whitehorn, Colo; Mrs. E. C.
Atwood. Empire; Professor Arthur
Lakes, Denver; Irwin Mahon, Samuel
Newhouse, Denver; W. C. Amos,
Eldora; Thomas Tonge, Denver; T. H.
Frankenburg, Victor; S. H. Wheeler,
Grand Junction; N T. Mansfield,
Telluride; Professor Regis Chauvenet,
Golden; w. H. Reed, Ouray; Henry
Nicholson, Denver.
Additional delegates from Indiana:
Hon. j. Smith Talley. Terre Haute;
Hiram c. Moderweil, FIT Wayne, Ind;
Dr. James D. McKany, Marion.