Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-27
THE MINING CONGRESS.
Names OF Speakers and Subjects 10 be
Handled by Them.

The News" is In receipt OF a COM
munioation from Secy Irwin Mahon of
the American Mining congress- the next
meeting of which takes place i'm Port
land, Or, next month. Mr. Mahon gives
n partial list Of the speakers who are
TO be heard during the session, which
he declares, will undoubtedly be the
largest attended i'm the history of the
organization. The program will con-
tain the following list of speakers
Presidents annual address: Hon. j.
II. Richards, Boise, Idaho.
Benefit to be Derived from the Lewis
and Clark Exposition to be Held in
Portland, oregon, in 1906" Exposition
management have not yet named the
sreakers.)
Hon. william Jennings Bryan, Lin
coin, Nebraska. Relation OF Mining
to the Industrial Development of our
Country"
Hon. William A. Sulzer, NJ. c., New
York city Creation Of a Department.
of Mines and Mining by Our Govern
ment."
Mining Laws" Speaker not yet
named)
Hon, II. W. scott, editor the Oregon
ian, Portland, Or, THE Relation of
Mining TO the Worlds General Advance
ment."
Chancellor r., b. Andrews, University
OF Nebraska, THE Promoter and His
Place in Our Advancement"
Hon. John II. Mitchell, u. S. senator,
The Establishment I'm Oregon of a
Branch Mint or Assay Office by the
Government"
Mr.. Fred G., Shaffer, secretary and
treasurer Consolidated Brazil Mining
company, statutory Protection for
Mining Investors"
Mr.. n. A. Richard editor Mining and
Engineering Journal" New York, Sub
Ject not yet named.
Hon X. w. Richardson, secretary
national good roads committee, Wash
ington, ID. c., Good Roads In Mining
Sections"
Mr.. Arlin T. Brown, 1.-THE Cyanide
Ores, Ragged Top District, Black
Hills"
Hon, o. w Powers, Salt Lake city.
Utah, Permanent Location OF National
Business Headquarters for the Amerl-
can Mining Congress-"
Permanent Location OF National
Business Headquarters for the Ameri-
can Mining Congress-" Hon. j. f. Call
breath, Jr., president Denver chamber
Of commerce; also Hon. II. C. Hamlin
| Denver. Colo.
William J., Wilson. secretary and
| treasurery Rocky Mountain Security
| company, Denver, Colo. THE Question
of Mining Stock and the Flotatlon
| Thereof
Appointments by governors Of states
TO present papers upon the mineral re-
| sources:
Prof G. II, Pettee. New HamphIre;
| Col. r. V. Drake, Oregon; Mr.. H. G.
Beeler Wyoming; Mr., u. N. Bell, Ida
| no. Prof n. II. Nicholson Nebraska;
| Hon II. c, Hamlin Colorado; Dr. Geo
| u. Ladd Missouri; Prof. G. j, Nor
| wood Kentucky; Or. |. G. white. West
Virginia; Or. a. S, Draper, New York;
| Mr.. j. y. Hyde, North Carolina; Hon
r. A. Shlnett, Tennessee; Hon. r. J..
| Watson, South Carolina; Hon. Thos.
Gregory, South Dakota; Prof. William
! Bullock, Maryland; Mr.. II. V. Brewer,
! Mlnnesota Mr.. r. NJ. Life, Indiana;
| Prof. H. Haworth, Kansas: Hon. Tom
| A. Hanna, Michigan; Mr. Fisher Har-
! RIG, Utah; Prof S, w McCallle, Geor-
! gia; Mr. H. r. Kunnel, New Jersey;
! Mr. G. II. Perkins, Vermont; refer to
| labor bureau, Illinois, mining and geol-
ogy department, Iowa; state mining
bureau, California refer to Hon. q, w.
! Komer, commissioner Of agriculture,
| Virginia.