The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-10
5 GOING
''FTER THE CUP
Mfi0n From This State
6ttend Boise Con-
yentiOn.
|QUIRED WILL
I'm BE CONTRIBUTED
ss Discussed at a
|@et Given by Gov
Fsfnor Cutler.

pS on given at the CONNER
nt rsday noon by Gov. John
q number of representative
,s was a success, both on
h Che harmony that pre-
TTr meeting and the substan-
eresults that were obtained.
,sof the meeting was to
!, S5ople OF the State to the
4 Z sending a strong dele
ys National Irrigation con-
h meets at Boise, September
Ss,o raise funds with which
l "a exhibit at the congress
bs2r the purpose of compet-
a.1ark cup.
- decided upon that should
WI this purpose was $4,000,
lr,he day $2360 Of this sum
sSand those having the mat
@a,e believe that the full
n I'D will be secured within
Is 8 days.
N rWere sent ont to the num-
Tthe name Of the Governor
b luncheon, 'at which mat
n lance TO the State will be
. TO these invitations about
EsS responded, and the pros
E2tt the full intent OF the
4 falling the meeting will be
tlor Is Toastmaster,
~ acted as toastmaster and
N responses were made. The
an informal nature nnd
Psmd pointed. There was a
p tthe sentiments expressed,
ihhc need for encouraging
d 4 congress and for aiding
-, especially on account Of
nd in Idaho, which State
,Ae and important business
10 Utah.
Kliant Gathering.
!" mel of those present fol-
gy
a1C. Cutler, Fred j. Kiesel,
,-igley, David Keith, Judge
lin, John T.. Dooly, VII.
b u Senator'S George Suther-
inled Smoot, David Eccles,
WI Hcber M. Wells, c. S.
TIL Whitney, j. W. Houston,
i1anee, Joseph Geoghegan,
aztrger, M. B. Whitney, j.
b. w. j. Halloran. George
MT. 4. McGurfin, Edw. Ro-
Il her Harris, j. r. TAYLOR,
IN, T.. II. Callister, Jacob
It.Henry Smith, O. II. Hew-
~ Carlson, Joseph Nelson,
svter, A. K. Haywood, A. L..
M Pingree, A. T. Wright,
'Sin, A. p. Bigelow and G..
Zeal had been served, Gov.
Enced the object of the
introduced Mr.. Kiescl Of
is committeeman Of the
lgation congress for Utah.
- Should Be Aroused.
w said that he wished to
[erest of the people Of the
g0b Importance OF irrigation
u, TO be done by the Boise
Z. stated that irrigation was
s,tof the hour, and, if prop
Ayit would duplicate the
he Nation in twenty-five
hEtoming congress he char
y me medium through which
ISeed in the subject could
tational Congress and the
,ss East. The congress ut
hired, would be the most
~ceting of the kind ever
u,amounts of money and
Niluld be required to realize
the lands being reclaimed,
~ that the slogan of the
,iess should be a demand
Httion for Sl00,000,000 TO
VI undertakings. He also
hlpibit from Utah at Boise,
piits were the best means OF
~ Eastern members of the
= cough them the public. He
utah gets much trade from
q aat this State should help
ising the congress n success
rDsnthusiasm Aroused.
~ Smith indorsed the views
&rts speaker, and stated that
frheld at Ogden three years
q lsed an enthusiasm never
rd In this region, He re-
men Of means give the
rsupport.
81 ,lson. being called on BY
Ter, referred TO Utah and
ir, great commonwcalths. and
<>llts 10 be obtained from
~ those States by irrigation
pm general and liberal sup
the one question around
a Gems rally. support and de-
Al tSed all interests 10 work in
spirit. with one voice and
do all that could be done
"a IL waste areas of this re-
ruicted for the press that II
Give support.
W,ot spoke OF the difficulties
~ getting irrigation project Ia
ID showed an enthusiasm iu
tc ,ntlnuauce OF the work be.
yaus of the Government. he
ilited and II, could do only
yunt OF work. II was diM.
81 10 get water users TO re-
b 81 rights and 10 merge then
. pts OF others. even under
y control. Ho spoke specifi
M York being done in Utah Fl
Exclamation BY the Fedora
[N pDd expressed not only Z
&tut q desire. to do every
Nv TO help bring about condi.
a this work could be still
/scd-
rherland spoke OF the din.
.<lencountered in seeking ap,