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The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
CIrcuit Court No. 1.

JUSTICE WRIGHT
Atchison vs. District of Columbia given to iury.
Plaiutif attorneys Lancaster x smith defendant
attorneys. h. II. Thomas and Il. 7. Blair.
No assignment fcr to-day
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Misses Mary and Florence Porter
-leftsyesterday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Porter in Douglas
Mrs. c. H. Je#ett formerly Of
Brunswick. now of2Aacon. G. 2. was
in the city yesferdag and was
greeted with great pleasure by her
many friends Mrs. Jewett spent
Christmas in Jesup with her mother,
Mrs. Morris. She leaves today for
Macon where MS. G. r. Jewett will
Join her and accompany her back to
Panama via New York to spend some
time there with Mr.. and Mrs. Jew
EFT. Mrs. Jewett Is delighted with
Panama and viii probably remain
there several years longer
Miss Arabella Wright entertained
with a delightful chatting dish parsy
last evening, complimentary to Miss
Sallie Aiken Of brooklyn. The ROOMS
were very attractive with d. ua-
lions in white and green in the pa :
lors. and pink in the dinningr5J D.
Miss Haddie Mccullough presi1el at
one chafing dish, Miss Halle Night
ingale at the second and Miss
Wright, the hostess. at the third
Many delicacies we're prepared
amid the charming informalitv and
merriment to which chatting dish ~
pers are conductive and the occasion
was a thoroughly delightful one q
all present The guests were: Miss
Sallie Aiken, Miss Halle MIA .ngaI :.
Miss Maud Nightingale, Miss EsteIle
Brown. Miss 3addie Mccullough,
Miss Ethel Conoley. Mr. S. K. pgowo.
Mr. Roy Payne, Mr. S. u ,rowa,
MIR. A. c. Banks, Jr, Nj Homes
Sheldon. Mr. p f. Twitty, Mr.. Har
dee Resent, NJ Alfred H. Crovatt,
Mr.. Leighton Burroughs, Mr. Hugh
Burford.
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Society News


Hlrs Bryan II Savannah is the
iesf Of Alr. n Emanuel
Miss Maud Thompson was over
xsom Jeksi yesterday for the day
Miss jamie synons will entertain
T As lou Like Il Friday afternoon.
M and sfrs. William La Prade
sIarweii are at home from their we'd
aing trip
Miss Esther Clark Is at home from
the State Normal school in Athens
sor the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. T. @. Fleming, Jr.,
zrc welcoming 4 fine s0r Who was
bosn Sunday morning.
The Cherokee club dance viii ne
. delightful event this evening. given
IT the oglethorpe $50 o'clock.
Miss Francis Grant Nightingale
entertained the Bridge Eight very
pleasantly yesterday afternoon.
Mrs J. B. Wright will entertain a
Number of the married set at cards
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
Miss Thelma Palm OF Albany
5eavea toda5 for her home after
spending several days with Mrs.
Mary Stacy.
Miss Mercer Knight is here from
Bessie Tiff college to spend the hol-
adays with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
a A. Knight
AR and Mrs Robert Morrow and
Their children have returned 10 Cuth-
bert after spending Christmas with
sir. and Mrs A. A. Knight
Mr.. and Mrs c. f. Leayy and
children returned yesterday from
home where they spent the holidays
with relatives.
Ssrs. A. O. Nance IS very i'll at
her home In this city. Her condition
WIS considered somewhat improved
yesterday afternoon.
Tho Informal New Year party to
be given by Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Ak
en- viii be pleasant affair Of the
evening in honor of Miss sallie Ak
@n-
QsrE w. p. Smith and her children
have returned from visit to Fort
Valley. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith viii
remove this week TO residence on
Carpenter street near Monk.
49,
The wedding OF Miss Ethel Mild
red Fox and Mr. Napoleon Broward
Kemp Of Florida, will take place this
evenfug at home attended by only
xhe intimate friends Of the family.
$50
The Lean year ball tomorrow even
ing at the Oglethorpe win be pre-
ceded by a reception from $3.50 %
s O'clock. The young ladies will De
assisted by the younger married set
srbe card dance will begin at aud
the german win begin at 4 o'clock
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semi.Annual Dividend twenty-five.
brunswick. Ga. Dec 19. 1907
The directors OF the Brunswick
Bank & Trust Company have this
day declared a dividend Of fire dol
lars $500 Pc share out OF the
earnings of The bank for the past
Fix months, to stockholders of record
Of thiN date, payable or ana after
January 2, 1908.
Geor. Il. Sr1ith, Cashier.
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4, 8. & a. scaEouLg.
Elective Sunday, May 3, 1907
penarfIrea.

A~ACtfe 1uAudSb andy " A1o'
Departures
For offerman. Nichols, Wayeross,
Cordele. Lagrange, Roanoke, Atlanta
8 am
For Jacksonville and points sokss
6,45 a. m.
For Savannah and points north,
1910 a. n.
For Offermau. Nichols. Waycross,
FITZGERALD. CorGeIe. Oglefaorpe. Ma
con and Atlanta. p. ~.
For Jacksonville and points south,
Alb p. m.
For Savannah ard points north.
sos p, m
Arrivals.
From Savannah and psJidts north,
7,30 d. m.
From Jacksonville End poinIs auu'p
1885 a. m.
From Atlanta, Macon. ogIethovD-
and other points north, i2:s5 . N
From Savannah and poinra eA@t
$40 p. m
From Atlanta, Roanoke, La GFxnxs
and intermediate poiats. 500 p -
From Jacksonville and points ssiasss
1855 p. IN.
w. ~. Leahy Jos. c. Liw~1-ss
Gen PISS ACT Goa ~
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the law
filyu Of Sparks & Zeilder Is this DAY
dissolved bv mutual consent. The
members of said firm will continue
the practice Of law in the same suite
Of rooms. but with different offices.
and glad 70 see their former clients.
A. Nj. Zellner.<
j. .. SHARKS.
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cHEAP RATES.

The Southern Railway will sell rel
duced rates tickets account of holi-
days on December 20. Il. y, ~, u.
-. 80. and 81. 1897 and January
/. 1908 with final limit good to leave
destination returning not later than
midnight January c, 1908
For further information. rates,
schedules etc, write or apply to
E. X. Houseman.
General Agent. Phone. 161.
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sr.wm and WrsiSKEY HAs
SHBHkAEEH 1T treated at hons
SNWNEEWM without pain. Book
III kHRkWE Of particulars seal
~ HkNE FREE. Address
a "a "a Fsif EX rN

e. IN. NoLLEY CO.
Box 1877, Atlanta, Ca. oftice, fc4 n.
Pryor Street.
I left of your treatment four
months ago. Have no desire for a.
opiate. Your treatment is all II
claims. Louisa }. Oakley,
May sth 06. Snow Flake, Artz
Over four years ago you cured me
OF morphine habit. Elias q. starr.
Macon, NO.
have reveF drank Rhisisey since
Marsh 20, 1882, when ] began your
treatment ] do rot crave any Wits
key To this day. B. d. WILSON.
Direct. Tex.
have used both for the lQEor and
opium habits and T. has beea a suc-
ceas. prefer it to ali other rem
edies. b. c. Norment NJ. d. Darling.
ton, S. c.
l bought your cure under a nom
de plume in 1886: II cared ne.
e. A. Earnes, PittsbMseA, Penn.
WRITE TO DIR. WOOLLEy. taog
sS7. Atlanta, Ga.
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1907 TAX no7 ICE, 1907.

On the following dates 7 wiil be al
the several Precincts to collect state
and County Taxes for 1907 S. SIN
ons, Nov. / and Nov 25; Brookmsu.
Nov. 8 and Noy. 2S BlaGen, Nov. z
and Nov. q; Sterling. Nov. 6 ana
Nov 26.
All other dates until DEC. 10 ut
Court House.
r. J. Read, T. C.
C!ynn County.
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A Musical College Girls Play, Deal
ing With College Girls Life !.
Best, Brightest and Most Brilliant
Of All College Plays
Seats on sale Monday at Opera
House. Price s1.5O. 100, 15c. soc, 20.
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FOR THE BEST oAh AND PINE
WOOD CALL ON J. &. ABBOTT.
TELEPHONE. 1854 CORNER OF !
AND ALBANY STREETS--R ga
SoNAsLE PIECES.
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a fine line Of genuine maschaum
pines and cigar holders going at abb
solUte cost at Rothschild's.
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Neither Tie undersigned or the
owrsrs viii be responsible for any
debts contracted by any Of the crews
Of Dredge Number :. Dtedge Number
IA. Tugs William s. Brustar, Juno
and Kate Cannon. unless aeeompan-
led hv an order signed by their re-
specuye captaihs, or through the
undersigned.
?. Sanford Ross.
BY c. c. ely.
Manager.
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a fine line Of genuine msro.i2sl
pipes and cigar hoders going At W.
golute cost at Roth schad's
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1 HAVE a FEW MORE BUSHELS
OF SWEET POTATOES. SEE NE
QUICK. VIC. a.. PARKEW TElE-
PHONE ga, des }. STREET.
PRICE, 60 CENTS PER B1s1EL.
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EARLY RISER s
The faruOns little pills.


Neither the master. owners nor
-consi gness Of tie British steaml@ko
Ayr viii be responsible for
debts contracted by crew of
steamship.
r. o. M. strschan G. Co.
CoiiSigHees.
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HOLIDAY LIQUORS AT PETER
SONS BAR.
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RgwARp

Pythagoras lodge no. II. K Of r.,
Brunswick. Ga. Dec. 10. 1907.
We the officers and members OF
this lodge have this day expelled
Brother Will Johnson from this
lodge for 80 years for killing Broth.
er Arnold Jones. a worthy member
Of this lodge and We offer a reward
Of $4,000 for his arrest and conviction
that he may be punished to the full
est extent OF the law
Done this 10Th day of December
1907
(Seal)
e. J. RozelI.
&C.
X. p. perry.
Kop Il & S.
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MQdo1 III a.. .aa .5.'E .:als.s.
9airitatian = thehsert ss
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RUG SALE rooAy. lgAyy : CO.
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NoTIcE.

For cleaning and pressing.
and repairing and French dry
ing aud pleating ladies' skirts. .s9
on the
SMART SET PRESSING cLUE,
Phone $40, 30 Mansfield street,
W. H. MARTIN, Manager
Clothes called for and daliversN
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E. ]. HoZeII,
&C.
X. p. perry.
Kop Il & S.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-07-18
VERDE MAY MAKES STRIKE
Fine Ledge With Good Showing q
Caleua Encountered

A strike that promises to be Of
some Importance has just been
made in the Verde May mine, be-
tween the Bell and Formosa groups
on lower Canyon creek. Here at a
depth Of 75 feet and at a distance
of $50 feet from the mouth Of the
crosscut tunnel nice looking show
ing of galena has been encountered.
The gangue is spathic iron and the
vein is over five feet wide. The
ledge was entered from the footwall
side and has a 12-inch seam Of tale
on the wall. The ore showing is 80
encouraging that a 250-foot cross
cut tunnel will be driven at once to
open up the vein at greater depth.
Like the work now in progress it
will be done by contractors who
will take their pay in stock.
The principal shareholders in the
Verde May company are: 0. E.
Redlin, ]. E. Erickson and Lean
der Lindstrom Of Gem and Walter
H. Hanson Of Wallace.
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IVANHOE AND ALMA
Notes About Mullan Properties In
Chicago Mining World.


The Ivanhoe Mining Co. 3 tunnel on
Chloride hill is now in something
over 500 feet. The property is locat-
ed on the Morning mine vein, direct
ly west of that mine, and has good
surface showing. The vein on the
Ivanhoe was opened in the tunnel
some time ago, and the work Is now
being confined to drifts along the
vein. The property is under the
management of William Roberts. for
merly foreman Of the Morning mine.
The principal owners are Mullan and
Missoula people.
The Alma Mining Co. will push de-
velopment work rapidly ON its prop
erty in Deadman gulch. The prop
erty is equipped with a 2-drill air
compressor. The tunnel is just east
Of the Hunter mine and at present
has one or two good showings that
have not been sufficiently developed.
The company's eastern Office is at ITS
Dearborn street, Chicago.
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stons through the mining district,
itinerary to be announced later. At 5
pm: Addresses of welcome; res
ponses.
November 1850 am: APP
pointment of committees, reports OF
officers and business. 1880 am:
! Report Of committee on a uniform
law governing metalliferous mining
and quarrying In the various states.
| 1880 am: Address, Prospecting
for Gas and Petroleum" (including
discussion of the origin and man
ner of occurrence of these fuels). ~
to 2 pm: Recess. 2 pm. Business
1880 pm: Report of committee APP
pointed to investigate the advisable
| ity of commission appointed from
the several coal mining states and
the United States at large to investi-
gate the conditions affecting safety
In coal mining with a view toward the
formulation and enforcement OF ad-
equate laws governing this branch
Of the mining industry. to $3.50
pm: Discussion. to pm: Paper,
win the Production Of Gold in the
World Keep Pace With the Increas-
ing Demands OF Commerce and
Trader" $3.50 pm: Address OF the
president, followed by reception CIV
en- by the citizens OF Joplin.
Smelter Rates and Side Lines
November 1880 am: Bust
ness. 1890 am: Report of commit
tee appointed to investigate the
question OF "Smelter Rates. 11:20
am. Discussion. pm: Report of
committee appointed to draft a side
line law to be presented to the fed
eral congress. $3.50 pm: Paper,
How Long Will the Supply of Iron
Ore Meet the Increasing Demands Of
Commerce and Trader" 1880 pm:
Paper, How Long Will the Supply
of Coal Meet the Increasing Demands
of Commerce and Trader" s pm:
Address, "The Lead and Zinc Mining
Industry of Missouri" 9 pm: Ad-
dress, "a Federal Department Of
Mines and Mining"
Corporation Laws.
November 1880 am: Bust
ness 1880 am: Report Of committee
to investigate into the corporation
laws of the various states. with
view to suggesting additional protec-
ton for mining Investors. 1880
am: Paper, "The Possibilities and
Limitations of Geological Survey
Work as Applied to the Mining In
dustry." 2 pm: "The Claim Hog;
Does He Assist or Retard the Mining
Development of Our Country" 8
pm: Symposium, .The Scope and
Present Status Of Mining Engineer
ing Education in the United States,
by DR.. Victor c. Anderson. Discus
sion, What the Profession Can Rea-
sonably Expect from the Mining
School to the Mining Industry"
Kemp; Secondary Technical Educa-
ton Applied to Mining" THE Value
of Correspondence Instruction to the
Mining Man." What Should Be the
Relative Time Given to Theoretical
Study, Laboratory Practice and Act
ual Mining Experience In the Educa-
ton of the Mining Engineer? pm:
Address, Mining Frauds and Their
Prevention" pm: "The Import
ance of the Mining Industry to the
Industrial and Commercial Lite of
a Nation"
Open to New Questions.
November 1880 am: Bust
ness. 1890 am: Reserved for spec
ial orders. Q pm: Papers.
November 16-Excursion through
the district, visiting various mining
camps. Itinerary to- be announced
later. &H
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Call for Bid. to Sink Winze.

Notice Is hereby given that the secretary of
the Headlight Mining Company. Limited. will
receive bids to sink Wine in the Headlight
tunnel; The company will furnish air. all tools
track, blacksmith shop and cabins In which to
live. gt
The winze IL to be four feet by seven feet In the
clear and bidders are requested to bid for fifty
feet and also for 100 feet. All bids to be in by
Saturday evening. July 20. 1907.
PARIS H. RENSHAW. Secretary
July 1l-2t
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Fox Mining and Milling Company

e j. w. Brown, G. A. Adams, H. D.
Holden. George e. Hughes, VIM. G.
Newbury and W.. q. Wilson Of Mullan
last week Incorporated the Fox Min
ing company with a capital Of $780,
900 in 10 cent shares. One third Of
the company'sc apital, 100000
shares, Is in the treasury.
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Notice Of Stockho lders' Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting
Of the stockholders Of the Canyon Creek Electric
Light Company. Ltd, will be held on the Ord
day of July. A. d. 1907 at the hour Of noon at the
Office Of the company ut Burke, Idaho. for the
Of such business that may come
legally before the said meeting.
As HERMAN j. ROssI,
6-O-5t Secretary
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Politicians who are looking for a
snap should get appointed to a
Reindeer dictatorship. Maybe that
was how one Of them came to get
the job.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-07-18

1.-THE North Side keeps up its
record Of new strikes the Miners
estimate OF a 5000, 900 or 81. OOO,-
600 production in couple Of years
will need revision.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-07-18

One or two good strikes in prop
critics which are largely held by the
public would be the best tonic that
could be administered to the local
market right now.
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Only $500 ! Ysar

That is what the Miner costs,
It gives you all the Occur d'Alene
mining news.
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AMERICAN MINING CONGRESS

Provisional Program Includes Dis
cussion of Smelter Rates
(The Mining World.)
The official call for delegates to the
tenth annual session Of the American
Mining Congress has Just been made.
The session will be held at Joplin,
Mo-. November II, ~. Is, IA, Is
and 16, 1907.
The President may appoint 10 del
egates at large: the chief executives
of foreign nations. 10 delegates; gov
ernors of states and territories, each
10 delegates: mayors of cities and
towns, two delegates each: boards of
county commissioners, two delegates
each; boards of trade, two delegates
each; chambers OF commerce, two
delegates each; mining bureaus and
exchanges, two delegates each; min
ing organizations, two delegates
each; scientific societies, two dele
gates EACH
1t Is respectfully urged that early
appointment of delegates be made
and that the name and postoffice ad-
dress of each delegate SO appointed
be forwarded to the secretary at
Denver, Colorado.
A meeting of the members of the
congress will be held at Joplin on
Wednesday, November IS, at 8
o'clock p. M, for the election of
three directors to hold Office for three
years.
Legislation Recommended
At the ninth annual session of the
congress two laws were approved and
recommended to the various state
legislatures for enactment. The first,
for the protection of mining invest
Ors, was enacted by number OF
states, and it is anticipated that leg
islation of similar character will be
approved by all the states. The Sec
ond, for the creation of mine drain
age districts, met the opposition of
those whom 1t was designed to force
into bearing Tin proportion to bene-
fits received) their share of the ex-
pense of drainage of districts where
a drainage system would benefit all
property within their boundaries.
Committees to Report.
: At the coming session reports of
the following committees will be re-
ceived and considered:
General Revision of Mining Laws.
Laws for the Prevention of Mine
Accidents.
Side-Line Location Law, abolish
ing extralateral or apex rights.
Law for the Protection of Mining
Investors.
Members and delegates are re-
quested to formulate such changes In
existing laws as seem desirable and
to communicate with the secretary at
an early day, in order that such sug-
gestions may be put in form to re-
ceive proper consideration.
Objects of the Meeting
An effort will be made to present
a program suggestive OF such prac-
teal discussion as will lead to q bet
terment of conditions surrounding
the mining industry, an improvement
In the service, a decrease in the cost
of ore treatment and an increase In
mineral production.
Papers on practical subjects will
be presented and discussed.
Secretary of Mines
The creation by Congress Of de-
partment of mining as separate
executive branch of our national gov
eminent will receive special consid-
Grafton, and a campaign inaugurated
which 1t is hoped will eliminate In
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The Tamarack has at least start
ed shipping. Apparently Mr..
Day put it off as long as he could
in order to keep the company in
debt so that he might buy treasury
shares below the market.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-07-18

To Alameda and Reindeer share
holders: Hold on and sit tight,
for you will come out all right.
Neither fools nor knaves will beat
you out Of your money while the
Miner is running and we expect to
run for some time.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-07-18

The way Alameda is being jock
eyed is nearly as sickening and
probably just as detrimental to pub
lie interest as the way Reindeer
was and is being handled.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-07-18

Assessments OF a cent share are
generally considered to be pretty
stiff, but they are easy to pay when
those managing the company hold
little Of the stock and vote them
selves extravagant salaries.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-07-18

The news published by the Miner
last week of record breaking
strike in the Eldorado group on
Butte creek near Murray was con-
firmed by the Daily Times yester-
day. Thanks.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-07-18

Owing to the absence for a few
days Of the editor the Miner this
week is unable to give its usual
quota OF news. 1t will try to make
up for the deficiencies in its next
issue.
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EDITORIAL NOTES
CONTINUED FROM PAGE TWO)

Buy Occur d'Alene stocks now.
Buy them and hold them. You
can hardly make mistake at pres
ent prices. Such condition of
things is seldom seen in mining
camp and cannot be expected to
last long even in the Occur d. Alenes.
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WHICH IL Is uOpCu Will CuiAAA0tV ~
the early appointment of secretary
of mining, who with the confidence
of the president, with the ear Of Con-
gress and with the support and conf
dence of the mining fraternity will
improve the service, increase the pro-
,duction and add dignity to the most
important industry Of the world.
The Standing Committees
The committees are: Local Execu-
tive Committee Col. H. H. Gregg,
chairman; Temple Chapman, first
vioe-chairman; ]. w. Watson, second
vice-chairman; Gabriel Schumach,
third vice-chairman; T. w. Cunning
ham treasurer; Clay Gregory, secre-
tary. Programme. E. r. Buck
ley, T. A. Richard, E. Lyman. Trans
portation-W. F. r. Mills, Col. A.
q. Brownlee, J. F. Callbreath, Jr.
Ways and Means-John Dern, Col.
Thomas Ewing, Geo. w. e. Colburn.
Auditing-E Lyman White, E. G.
Reinert. Mining Temple Building
Gov. Henry A. Buchtel, Hon. ]. H.
Richards, Hon. Meyer Friedman.
Protection Against Mining Frauds
c. ]. Downey, R. l.. Herrick, Hon.
A. w. McIntire, Hon. H. G. Beeler'
Judge VIM. F. Clark. Smelter Rates
e, A. Colburn, chairman; e. M.
De La Vergne, Geo. w. Ritter, H. s.
Joseph, DR.. l.. D. Godshall. Verti-
cal Side Line Law--James D. Hague,
John A. Church, r. A. F. Penrose,
Chas. J. Hughes, Jr., Hon. Thomas
Kearns. Prevention of Mine Acct
dents-Dr. j. A. Holmes, F. w. Par
sons. H. H. Stock, P F. Bush, 3. W.
Parker. General Revision Of Mining
Laws-W. R. ingalls,. J. Parke Chan
ming, J. r. Finlay, John Hays Ham
mond, DR.. Jas. Douglas.
Provisional Program
The provisional program Ia as fol-
lows: y
November 11-Devoted to excur.