The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-24
MINERS GETTING
DOWN TO WORK
All Delegates Seated and Committees
Are Appointed.
TWO SESSIONS EACH DAY
EXECUTIVE BOARDS REPORT
WILL MAKE A BOOK.
TWO SESSIONS EACH DAY

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when the committee on credentials sub
mitted its report, the gist of which
/ was that all the delegates over whom
/ there had been any dispute since the
/ last annual gathering were entitled to
participate in the deliberations of the
main body. The report was accepted
and the delegates were seated.
/ \ short session was held at Odd Eel
/ lows hall in the morning and Presi-
dent Charles II. Meyer called for the
report from the committee on creden-
| tials It was promptly Forthcoming,
! but some of the delegates affected
thereby took exception to it and it was
reported back to the committee. and
/ the convention adjourned until
/ o'clock in the afternoon At thar hour
the amended report was presented and
accepted
Endorsed by Other Orders.
Communications of an endorsing
. character were read from President B.
| G. Coates of the American Labor union
and from former President Edwin
Boyce of the Western Federation Of
Miners. Many of the comments in the
/ letters provoked considerable applause.
and at the conclusion of the reading it
was ordered that they be filed with
the executive board Tor incorporation
in their annual report.
An executive session was then held
at which the report Of the executive
I board was read The reading took up
/ the remainder of the afternoon until
$40 o'clock at which hour the cOnveu-
/ ton adjourned until . O'Clock this
morning The report of the board.
dealing as it does with all the events
which have transpired within the order
cT4 no los al
make a good sized volume, but 1t will
not be available for publication until it
/ has been adopted by the convention,
/ which viii probably take place tomOT-
row.
Committees Appointed.
One of the features of the days work
was the appointment of the following
committees by President Meyer:
Credentials--Ed- Long. Butte Miners.
NJ & NJ. Union No "A: P, H Mullaney.
Free Coinage Miners Union No -;
Union No. 2l4; ole Berg. Silver city
Miners Union No Sc: JarSas Wheian.
Suffer Miners Union No. 1873; A. z
Auditing--Johu Hodgkins. Terry Peak
Union No. ,: John NJ Murphy. Butte
Union 10 l. John Hendrickson- NulIau
Union No. 220: W B. McIsaac. Ymir
I Mon No. s.: Thomas H Roberts. Globe
Union No. -. Hugh MCCIUskey. Cl@Ud
city Union No %; l. W Parker Great
Presidents Report James Clifford,
Silvertou Union No d, o Z Parsons
Anaconda NJ & ). No IL: James Buck
/ ley Aldridge Union No. 96. and J. H.
Vaughn Searchlight Union No 164-
ResolUuons.-Ernest Mills. Greenwood
Union No 101: D z. Mullins. Central
Union No > and James T Cameron.
Mine La Note Union No, 1913.
Grievance--Joseph Corby- Butte Ell
gineers No. 81 Daniel Davies Lead
Union No , William Davidson. Sandon
nion No 81: John Mcleod Belt Mt
Union No :. Michael Downs Dc Lamar
MON No - and John Brown Colorado
Telluride Union No. 81: John =. Onfe.
Butte Union No. l. J. G. Scott Roseland
Union No. .. Peter Streed. Stockton
Union No 213, William Tyack- Jackson
Union No 10 l. r jerks. Victor Union
No 20 JOY Pollard Amalg amsted Union
No III and G H Austin. Great Falls,
Observation-Disclosures Kennison. Grip
pie Creek Union No 40 John Shea. Butte
Union No. I, J. B. Felts. Basin Union No.
-: Edward Mcbride Dillon Union No
1S9; H D. Calvin. Amador Union No.
1$5, Daniel LIVINGSTON. Nanaim0 Union
No: IN and J B. Sullivan Sheridan
Constitution - Dan Donovan, Butte
Union No. l. George Salisbury. Terry
mon No - Ihomas Minnie Butte NJ
& s No a. J. D Mcdonald. Bourne
Union No Z; I. 9 HarraN PaIoma
Union No J. and Thomas McCabc.
Bylaws. g Ferguson. Bryan union
No 81, Charles . BTien. Butte union Nc.
I: Charles HaSley. Lardeau union M. 1T.
and Barry o Beary- Butte union No I
RituaI-N. W Hills Mount Helena
union No. is; William z. EDDY Butte
union No ]: Z r Horton. Doc Run
union No 20: 4 Larcker. Mammoth
mil IN lion,
union No $50. and Michael Mccarthy
Butte union No J.
Engrossing- Michael Dempsey Butte
Creek Eng No 81: NJ. c Lea1e.
Sky CITY union No. =; NJ. IT, Sullivan
Anaconda NJ & : No. III: 4 Fl Dace
Bonnie TcTTc union No 81 and John \ .
Peterson. Granite. union No. 4
Education and I-iterature-Johu r.
link Moiavc union No. 81. Archie F.
Berry PoeuiN union No y. A =. Lind
Guist- OUray union No ~ r. T. Brown.
Fiat River union No -25. and Matt Was
ley. IShUrmiUE union No. ~
Strikes and LockoUts-Ed f.du-pIf. Sill
yorton union No 26- Malcolm GiiIi~. Butte 4
Engineers No y; Frank Iaiu, Nerrur
union No 1872 J. II. Williams I-r.u..h
Gulch union No. f41- W. ID. Copn. Werr
union No 81 Loais Robcrti. Castle cate
Yer NJ. * : No. %.
NileaGe-Abe Wiuwood. Butte Engineers 4
No. $; Earl Huntley. Lead union No .: /.
\ 9. Paul. Cripple Greek union No 80: +
Kenneth Martin. ROSsland union No 3S: .
Joseph p LangfOrd. Park City union No. F.
144- 4. J. Dupuis, HaSseI union No -.
and NJ J. COnuOry. Butte union No
SpeCial-JOhn Gilbert Pitkiu County
union No. s. Frank O'CouuorS. Butte /.
union No. I. Arthur Parker. Cripple Creek I
union No -, O. + Easel North Mocca- +
sin union No Ill and r. r. Mcdowell F.
TOulumne union No ID
Good and Wolf ---f---- 49,
o.. enc ri.
tie union No 4; ". II. Bacon. Eureka
Uiuon No. i7l. H-tu g.. tt.--..
Diamondfield union No 81
Two Sessions Each Day.