Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
Loud In Praise Of the ExhIbI, 1,
The Gem State at
Portland
TO COMMERCIAL CONGRESS
Coversor GoodInc Appoints Dcl,,,,,,
To the Sixteenth Annual Session
August l7lO Inclusive
Special Correspondence.

Special correspondence
y OlSE July g7-'-R, w, McBuas =,
n coullve commissioner from Id,h.
To the LOWS and clark eyoo,.
ton, N I'm the city from por
land, but expects To return the LAM,
part of the wook Mr. MoBrdo a
conversation, expresses himself ns ,,r
highly pleased with the effect N IA,
stalo's efforts 10 advertise Nv rosouro,
ana advantages az the worlds fair. N,
Mcbride states that the buldne /,
crowded daily ihoro often heinz ,
thousand or more visitors Registering +,
u day Nearly ovory day there n.
1870 To 900 Idaho people To register h
~ noticeable that the people from ld,h
who visit the fair como away onllrev
satisfied that their state has the hama.
soonest nnd coniosi building, mo mo,,
arihllo agricultural exhibit, the nta
exhibit ~ lend silver ores ever shown
IN lhn United SioloH ana nv lno An
educational exhibit as " shown by any
state participating IN Portland
Tlloiu N one fonluro IN which hnho
has apparently oScellod all the olhg
states, ana thut " IN the unassumng
hospitality displayed, This has bos0
noted by the newspaper mon who M,
doing the fair for thu Portland and
other papers, ana also by many VI ma
visitors from other parts of the Unlld
states The matter of dispensing ho,,
pllolity IN under the direct churgo Of
Mrs Scott who is assisted by huf
hostcsses, Two Of thes nsflslans
are always IN attendance, the day being
divided In thai way
d. " Hanna has been appointed
horticultural commissioner for c,nlnl
and south Idaho, ana win have charge
OF gathering fruit vegetable ami
grass exhibits for the Portland hlt
Mr. Hanna WAS the agricultural COM
missioner from Idaho AZ the world,
fair In Chicago, and II generally NJ
gardcd AZ the most competent man IN
the state for the work II Is oSpulA
that a commissioner win be put al
work In north Idaho NJ onoo and
third IN the southeastern portion Of Mo
state,
Governor doodng has lust appointed
the following delegates from idaho 70
the NXtWnlh annual session oi mo
Transmississlppl commercial congress
which meets IN Portland ON Aus n
~ IL and 49, Hon, James lnWlW, s.
h. Upton, Boise Hon, w n slalmoN
James H. nuhb, O. w. TuunahW
lewiston w. A. David, a. A. Lonlo
Moscow, John Gray, Herman j. Rou
Wallace y. s. Dietrich, y. w. stand
rod, pocatoloi Charles ShumakcU
point, A. A. crane, llnwisoni W. X
Wheeler, Idaho Fans: COT 7. + Hn
mcr S. Anthony NJ, NJ Mcpherson
salmon W. w, Brown, orangoy.llci T.
II, Brewer Genoseoi q, c, Robelhm
Blaokfoot, Alfred Bulge, paris
Governor Gooding and Joseph Wheel
or, Of the wagon road commission have
gone on a ten days trip In the STANLEY
basin region on salmon river where
thcy win inspect the proposed wagon
road from sheep mountain to the cray
Hound mine, This IL reported 10 be
very important road, ms II VIII open
up very rich mineral district ara
" regarded ns one Of the main INKS
IN the road ultimately TO be built oo'
Meeting the Wood and Salmon river ~
Hong with the Thunder Mountain NM
Ing country,
An important moodlng NJ the waeon
road commission was held on SATURDAY.
Commissioners Lewie and Wheeler hso
Just returned from q two weeks wv
Of inspection Of proposed roads IN lEn'
hi, ana Bear Lake and oneida COM
tics, 'rhcy reported fnYorahly on We
road from lndIanoln 10 Shoup IN Lommm
county nnd recommended thal N@
be appropriated for the building Of lhe
road, the section benefited hONlng
raised as much more, They also t@
ported laYorably on the ro0d conneeuW
FRANKLIN and Paris In Oneida ana bea,
Lake counties, aud an appropriation OF
1850 was made for this road, mat pc
ing half OF the cost OF the nropo"a,
rond An appropriation Of 500 WY
also made for the road between hoo.hla
mud Ryrlnpu I'm tho Clearwater county,