The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-08

members OF state and Territorial
Legislatures
Ambassadors, Ministers. Consuls
and other representatives of Foreign
Nations and Colonies.
Members of State, Territorial and
~Insular Irrigation and Forestry Com
missions.
Delegates.
Fifteen Delegates appointed by the
Governor of each State and Territory.
Ten delegates appointed by the May
Or of each city of the United States
of more than twenty-five thousand
population.
Five delegates appointed by the
Mayor of each city il the United Stat
es of less than twenty-five thousand
population.
Five Delegates appointed by each
Board of County Commissioners or
County Supervisors in the United
States.
Five delegates appointed by each
State organization, having as it's OBJ
ject the advancement of the public
welfare of tina State.
Five delegates appointed by each
State Irrigation, Forestry, Agricultur-
al or Horticultural Society or Associa-
ton.
Five delegates appointed by each
National or Interstate Association in
terested in the objects sought by the
National Irrigation Congress.
Five delegates by each State Asso-
f%raterlal, patriotic, religious or labor
organizations.
Two delegates duly accredited by
each Chamber of Commerce, Board
of Trade. immigration Society Or Com
mercial Club.
Two delegates duly accredited by
each regularly organized Irrigation,
Agricultural, Horticultural or Forestry
Club, Association or Society in the
United States.
Two delegates duly accredited by
each Irrigation Company.
Two delegates duly accredited by
each Agricultural college, and by each
college Or university having chairs of
hydraulic engineering or forestry in
the United States.
Two delegates duly accredited by
each regularly organized society of en-
gineers in the United States.
Make Appointments Early.
Appointments of delegates should
be made as early as possible, and no.
tice of appointment with full name
and p~ostofice address of Delegates for
warded without delay to the National
Irrigation Congress Headquarters, Sac
ramento, California.
Delegates appointed to this Con.
gress should communicate with the
Board of Control at Sacramento in or
der hat accommodations may be re
served.
Entertainments.
The Board of Control consisting OF
the prominent citizens of California
supported by unanimous sentiment
throughout the state and aided by com
of the State, have arranged a splendid
program of entertainment, and will ac
cord delegates a cordial welcome.
Special Railway Rates.
Special railway rates have beer
made for delegates to the Congress
and will prevail over all trans-conti
mental lines.
All tickets will include a free TRIP
to San Francisco, where rebuilding
operations are being carried forward
on a scale so vast as to render that
city today the greatest and most in.
tive genius, civic pride and CONNER.
cial enterprise ever witnessed in the
world.
Excursions.
Special excursions will enable dele,
gates to see California. These will
cover the Sacramento and San Joa-
quin Valleys, with their great farms,
vineyards, orchards and irrigation dis
~stricts. They will penetrate the noun
tains, pass through the magnificent
pine forests to the great mining dis
tricts of the Mother Lode II to the
ldulOuS Copper OSA VI lie IIOlC1 anu
rich gold mines of the Siskiyous.
These excursions will extend to the
famous vintage district and giant red
woods OF the north coast counties,
to the beautiful Santa Clara and 9th
er delightful valleys of the south
coast resorts of worldwide fame, to
the palatial hotels and beautiful land
scapes of the southern counties, to
the Yuma project and Imperial Valley
where the border land between the
United States and Mexico has been
transformed from a desert to a gar
den. They will extend to the Kla-
math country where the National
Government is building in California
and Oregon a great irrigation system.
to the Truckee-Carson irrigation pro-
! ject in Nevada and on to the great
mining districts of southern Nevada
where mines of fabulous wealth are at
tracing the attention OF the civilized
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