The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-09-25
Official Program Mining Congress

|9:OC-Smoker for the gentlemen, and reception for the ladies'
HOO p. M-Train departs from Tonopah, reaching Gold
Thursday, September 80.
1000 A. M.-Introduction of Resolutions.
Report Of Resolutions Committee.
Report Of Committee on General Revision of Mining Laws
by Dr. w R. ingalls,, New York.
General Discussion of this subject.
Report of Committee on Coal Tax Insurance Fund, by Sam
uel A. Taylor, Pittsburg, Pa.
General Discussion of this subject.
Adore ss-'' Insurance and Mine Accidents by Samuel A.
Taylor, Pittsburg, Pa. Glenn w. Traer, Chicago, Ils-
John H. Jones, Pittsburg, Pa, David Ross, Springfield.
Illinois.
Address-ssThe Purchase of Coal by the B. T. U. Method,
and Some Practical Suggestions in Connection There
with, . by Samuel A. Taylor, E. NJ, Pittsburg, Pa.
White, Los Angeles, Cal:
Address, The Florence Nine, by A. D. Parker, Denver,
Address Outlook for Western Zinc Mining by J. +.
Kent. Good Springs, Nevada.
200 p. Naturalization of Resolutions.
Report of Resolutions Committee.
..eport of Committee on Revision of Alaskan Mining Laws =
Report Of Committee on Revision of Alaskan Mining Laws,
by J. L. Steele, handbook, Alaska, chairman.
General Discussion Of this subject, with following addresses:
'. Transportation Conditions in Alaska by Falcon Joslyn;
"Abuso in Alaskan Mining Laws by Maurice D..
Leches; ALASKA Fuel Resources" by II. R. Harri
500 p. Manual Meeting of Member of the American
Mining Congress, at the Hippodrome.
Illustrated Address-ssThe Nations Mining Industries, - by
DR.. Jos. A. Holmes, Washington, I. G;
Illustrated Address Electricity, It's Relation to the Min
ing Industry" by l.. b. Potter, Goldfeld, Nevada.
Friday, October 1.
1000 A. M-Report of Committee on 'standardization Of
Electrical Equipment Used in Mining" by DR.. Edward
b. Rosa, Chairman, Washington, D. c.
General discussion of this question.
Report OF National Forest Service Committee, by A. q.
Brownies, Chairman, Denver, Colo.
General discussion of this question.
Address Federal Land Policies as They Affect the Min
ing Industry by Hon. Reed Smoot, of Utah.
Address-s3The Mining Man y Interest in Land Classifca,
tion,' by Geo. Otis Smith, Director U. S. Geological
Survey, Washington, d. c.
200 ?. M.-Report of Resolutions Committee. .
Address-'tT The Public Land Laws of Texas, by Hon. Nj
b. Parker, FL Paso, Texas.
Address" The New Experimental Ore Dressing and Metal
prn,rnl Dian nf h 1o1orad0 SehuOI of Mines - Dy
Prof. +. W.. T~raphagen, Golden, Colo.
Address Foresight VS.. Hindsight, by L. Frank Brown
Secretary National Conservation Congress.
Address Mining Investments by Floyd Davis, Denver
Colorado.
500 p. M.-Report of Resolutions Committee.
Address Mining in Tonopah District = by Alexander i
johnson, +. NJ, Tonopah, Nevada.
Address-'.The Bullfrog District" by Clay Tallman, Rhy
olte, Nevada.
Address-''The Ely District, - by Hon. Samuel A. Belford
Ely, Nevada.
Address Pioneer Mines, by Hon. Oscar ]. Smith, Reno
Saturday, October 2.
1000 A. M.-Special Session for the Southern California
Delegations.
Address by Hon. H. v. Morehouse, Goldfeld, Nevada.
Unfinished business.
Report of Resolutions Committee.
1900 M.-Congress will adjourn sine die.
2:00 7. M.-Rock drilling contest at corner of Main an
Crook streets.
Saturday afternoon will be given over to an inspection o
the mines of the Goldfeld District, for which every fla
einty will be afforded by the Local COMMITTEES.
Saturday evening, grand carnival of the desert, known a
the .Malapai Mixup," on the streets of the city.
Delegates and members will please register at the Sec
retary's Office in Goldfeld Hotel Building. This is import
ant. Badges will be given out only upon registration.
Resolutions may be introduced only at time indicated
on program. For the purpose of avoiding errors, all resoiu
tons should be typewriter, and three copies Of each shout
be gwen TO the Secretary at time Of introduction.
The Hotel Committee will sit in the Secretary Office I
assist in securing desired accommodations for visitors an