The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-08
LIBRARY SCHEME
FAIRLY LAUNCHED
Rig Convention to Be Held Here
= in interest of Smaller
Towns.
LIST OF THE DELEGATES
PROPOSITION TO BE SUBMITTED
AT FALL ELECTIONS.

call was issued yesterday by the cen
trail committee of the Gymnasium ana LII
brary league for a convention or dele
gates to be held on Tuesday, OCTOBER TO-
beginning at o'clock, The convention
will be held in the assembly room of the
state university. Mayors of cities and
presidents of town boards are urged to
attend and invitation is extended also TO
any citizen interested in the movement
The purpose OF this second convention
is to formulate plans, discuss ways and
means and in every way possible awaken
interest in the movement to the extent
that auxiliary educational institutions
may be established in various cities and
towns. Steps will also be taken to finance
the project, the intention being to give
cities of the third class and towns an OPP
portunity TO place the matter before the
voters at the fall elections. If authorized
by popular vote a tax of two mills may
be levied, one for the library and one for
the gymnasium.
The question of organizing branch
leagues in every community will also be
taken up at this meeting.
Representative Men.
The delegates selected for the proposed
convention are representatives, men and
the view is expressed by the leaders OF
the movement that this convention will
be the means of putting the library
scheme on the high road to success. The
delegates already chosen and the districts
they represent are as follows:
American Fork. S. /. Chapman; Bear
River City, David Holmgren; Beaver.
Charles WOlfenden; Bingham Canyon, Il.
Z. Dudley; Bountiful, Charles r. Mabey;
Brigham, Lorenzo Stohl; Castle Dale,
John Seeley; Cedar, S. ]. Foster; Charles
ton, Alva Murdoch; Charleston, Thomas
Godfrey; Coalville Frank Evans: Corinne,
w r. Ferry; Elsinore, Charles Jensen;
Emery. Senator Brinkerhoff; Ephraim,
George Christensen; Escalante. ]. R. Por-
ter; Eureka, Gus. Henroid; Fairview,
"a
Clark; Ferron, G. A. Weggeland; Fill
more J. Frank Day; Forest Dale. Stephen
Love: Fountain Green. y. p. Agard; Gar
land, w. ID. Lewis; GlenwOod. A. t. Old
roid: Grantsville. Eugene G. Wooley:
Green River, Len McCarty; Gunnison,
William Metcalf; Heber. Joseph Murdoch;
Huntington, d. c. Woodward; Huntsville,
Angus Mckay; Hyde Park, Bishop Hyde;
Hyrum E. ]. Haws; Joseph, Andrew
Ross; Kanab. LeGrand Wooey; Kanosh,
John a. Watts; Kaysville, Senator
Barnes; Lehi John Y. Smith; Lewiston,
Hazen Merrill Logan. David Roberts,
Joseph Howell, D. G. Jensen; Manti, P.
+. Dyreng; MendOn, A. II. Richards;
Midway, George Bryan; Milford, John
Whiting; Millville, James p. Olsey; Min
ersVille, Susa Roberts: Moab Mr. Miller;
Monroe. Orson Magleby; MOroni, r. An
dersOn; Mt. Pleasant William Sorenson;
Murray. Reuben Miller, c. NJ. Mumford
ID. F. Cahoon; Nephi George G. White
more; Newton, Amos r. f. Clark; Og-
w. NJ. McKendrick; Orangeville, Ben
Luke; Panguitch, Hans p. Epson; Para
disc. Samuel Oldham; Park City. ]. NJ
Martin; ParOWan, j. MILFORD Day; Pay
son. Melvin Wilson; Pleasant Grove
Emma Larson; Price, Reuben Miller;
Providence. F. c. Rossiter; Provo. La
fayette Holbrook. ]. W. Knight, Edward
Hinckley; Randolph, Richard Jackson:
Redmond. Martin Jensen; Richfield,
Henry Hayes; Richmond, J. w Funk: St
George, Ed. Snow; Salem, w. H. Gard
ner; Salina, Peter F. Peterson; Salt Lake
ID. II. Christensen, Mrs. c. s Kinney
Byron Cummings, ]. Mont. Ferry, A c.
Nelson: Sandy w. W. Wilson: Santaquin
w. l.. Openahas: Scipio. Orvil L. ThOmp.
son; Scofield. Conner Thomas; Span
ish Fork, Heber JeX; Spring City
John s. Blain; Springville, DR.. Free
Dunn; Stockton. James Brown; TooeIe
Mrs. Barbara Bowen; Tropic, II. H Hill
ton: Vernal, Charles DeMOisy; Washing.
ton, Angus Sproul. jr; Wellington. r. A
Thayne; Wellsville, Evan owen; Willard
Reuben Nebeker.