The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-27
:, : :, larry ON
: i ! GREAT WORK
S on b gate to "See America
n.y. Convention Is
50 Pledged.
ID A MEETING
in HIS OWN TOWN

's eusIrriS of Salt Lake Has
4, ~ |, Elected as EXecu-
So 5 i've Secretary.
b,, thing more be done by the
~ea" convention, the second
Stn OF the conference has al
tfed results that cannot but be
Snd widespread. An executive
composed OF men with ma
NJ, nee, who fully appreciate the
b. ssth OF the movement. has been
onps.nd confirmed: every delegate
ius; ference has been pledged TO
Jus, jrd the work by a public meet
,cr own city, and DR.. Roland d.
mparnotcd scenic expert, In a won
eot,aess. has strengthened the hope
o-,.s he hearts OF all that the cam
81 De attended with success.
~ s,,I s for Ways and Means.
sr5 of this preliminary work so
tts = ready for tho discovery of
ep means to maintain the move
this most important phase OF
erg lnda will be considered at an
, Z s''0" 10 De Ne'o TINS morning
,Ss1S Slroad Question Up.
~, ing session. which was called
~. 10:l5 by Chairman Harris,
S11of It's time in the discussion
ton OF "side-trips" TO points
ks. the question being raised by
-aho In a resolution asking for
relir ,ent OF request that the rail-
per nh free transportation TO tour
! O IS OF interest off main lines.
: y mszltter Is Passed UP.
hi 4 Judgment of the conference.
res whole question had been
Mil slcr In numerous forms was
Al Dject was outside the prov
i,I r,conYention, which should not
nv \ r1ictate TO railroad companies
ii e. OF conduct In business.
s.od ID Roads Question.
= or Alaska asked for the In
the conference on the Good
',,-.zvcment, but when Il was
. chat this was embodied in the !
- - adopted. the resolution was |
~ ent referred 10 the executive |
Th;i
rd an Goes Through.
-ga tno dissent over the adoption
;rtJ tas formulated By the special |
* Egnd the publicity experts, who
uuEsd their report In advance and |
rs { rinted In full In The Tribune
ilsa
ns=a lnent Officers Chosen.
X. hMills of Colorado, James A.
1ITY3y montana and w, j Kerr Of |
I,s - named as committee TO
81, ction OF the nominating COM
lggest the permanent officers
S d Zion to the conference, The
:, made the following report;
uSur a port of Committee.
aEinommittee, appointed TO suggeot
le ~ OF tho conference nominating
ey C1 conformity with the plan of or
rs y retoforc adopted by thls Soc
rfo= rf convention, would respectfully
POUR consideration the following
M. representatives. OF tho stated in
AnHfould recommend their appoint
+. lr e''' 0' said conference nomina-
tue .
,.sr States.
.a-Gov. a. f. Mend. at large; L.
{ O. nmercial
George Chamberlain. at large;
TIT son. commercial
lhlLW. Frank Pierce, NJ large: w II
-crclnI.
,.,le j. H Richards, ut lnrge:
VI u,rdon. commercial.
R.<imes a. Metcalf. al large; c J
osercial
Ia D John C Cutler. ut large. r. r.
:. !. ,ercial
~. .mes F. cOllbrea,h. Jr.. at largo:
= 4, u Wray. commercial.
ut. A. Cosgrln. at large; 7 A.
= u1rr mercial
oel rahynsburger at large: Emerson
- ,mercial.
. u y J, wcgtlake. at large. ]. X.
I, jsja-A; Greasy Morrison. at large.
~ olumbia-EIerbsrt Cuthbert, at
terico-Dr. Roland D. Grant, at
re-
fs1 Railroads.
WSaio Grands-S. X, Hooper.
vi Southern-Hoyt Sherman.
'gI,sttral-J. A. Foley.
~. -R r, Eeelen.
L. F. Warren
!. racinc-A B. Cnlder.
. M lley-W. A. Tyler.
;. Idaho Sorthcrn-E n Hoover.
',,.c .chcinc-Charles S. Fec.
:, yRoute-Douglss White.
,rt Lino-D. E. Burlcy
W ho-D, r. Grny,
Western-I- A. Benton,
acine-H. b. Kooscr.