The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-09-25
Monday. September 81

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900 p. M.-Opening session. Meeting will be called to or
der by Hon. Joseph H. hutchinson, chairman of the
local executive committee.
Invocation by Rev. Father James B. Dermondy.
Address of Welcome, by Mr.. Charles s. Sprague, President
Goldfeld Chamber of Commerce.
Address of Welcome, by Hon. Denver s. Dickerson, Governor
of the state of Nevada. - o.an
Response, by Hon. }. Il. Richards President OF n American
Mining Congress.
Response-A fve-minute response by a member OF eacn state
200 p M.WFormal opening of the Mineral Palace, by Hon.
Thomas d. Murphy, President Board of Mining Congress
s 80 P. M.wMinerai Palace exercises in Hippodrome.
Address by Hon. Milton M. Detch.
Address By Senator Geo. d. Pyne.
uie = : tuesday, September %.
1000 A. M.-Discussion of the Silver Question. The phases
of tals question upon which discussion is invited, are
non-poiitical, and refer specifically to the means for
bringing about a greater use of the white metal, for the
strengthening of American trade relations with silver
standard countries.
Address-stSome Suggestions for Settlement of the Silver
Question: y by Hon. c. G. Goodwin, Salt Lake City, qtan
Address Proper Settlement of the Silver Question OF Vital
Importance to the American Manufacturer" by James
A. Hickman, secretary Merchants q Manufactures
Board of Trade, New York City.
General Discussion.
Address-"The Mining Exchange as a Factor in the Devel-
opment of the Mining Industry" by A. B Ruggles, San
Address-1Why are Non-assessable Mining Shares a Draw
back to the Development of Mining Camps" by Her
man Zadig, San Francisco, Cal.
Address-"The Round Mountain District" by J. P. Lotus,
Goldfcld, New.
Address-"The Manhattan District, . by C. R. Evans, Man
Announcement of Committee on Resolutions.
300 T Naturalization of Resolutions.
Repot of Committee on Vertical Side Line Law, by Geo.
w. Ritter, of Salt Lake, Utah, chairman.
General Discussion of this subject.
Address Federal Bureau of Mines by d. w. Brunton.
President American Institute of Mining Engineers
Denver, Colo.
Address-sfA Federal Bureau of Mines, by Congressman
w. L. Englebright of California.
Address-By Senator Francis G. Newlands of Nevada.
Address-By Congressman Geo. A. Bartlett of Nevada
Addre ss-.T The Paralysis of Mining Districts by Edmund
b. Kirby. +. NJ, St. Louis, Mo.
500 P. M.-Introduction of Resolutions
Report of Resolutions Committee.
Report OF Credentials Committee.
Address Application of Steel to Mine Timbering,'' by R.
b. Woodworth, NJ. Am. Soc. C. E., Engineer with Car
nepie Steel Co., Pittsburg, Pa.
s! Smelter Rates" by James II. Fox, E. NJ, Seat
tie, Wash.
General discussion of this subject.
Address. The Mines of Nevada, by Hon. Il. r. Stuart,
State Inspector of Mines, Carson City, New.
Wednesday, September 2s-Tonopah Day.
Session on this day will be held at Tonopah, under the fol
lowing special program.
$3.50 A. M.-Spec ial train leaves Goldfeld, which is provided
by te citizens of Tonopah free of charge for all dele
gates and ladies.
$3.50 A. A.-Train arrives at Millers, where an hour will be
spent visiting the mills here.
l0:45 A. M.-Special train leaves Millers.
III 80 A. M.-Train arrives at Tonopah. Headquarters fol
the day will be in the Elks' Club Rooms. From noon
until 500 p. m. the time viii be spent inspecting the
principal mines and mills of Tonopah, under the guild
ance Of local committees.
l315 p. M.-Regular session at Eagles Pavilion.
Report of Committee on Prevention of Mine Accidents.
Address Mine Inspection by Courtenay DeKalb, Edito,
Mining 4 Scientific Press, San Francisco.
Technologic Branch, U. s. Geological Survey, Washing
General Discussion of Mine Inspection.
Evening Session at Tonopah
500 p. M.-Session at Eagles Pavilion.
Address, omstoek Days. by Hon. Vim. G. Ralston, As
sistant Treasurer of the United States, San Francisco
California.
Address-'The Bullion Tax Law of Nevada by H. C
Jones of Tonopah.