The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-12
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Jndge J. A. Howell. chairman Of
the Good Roads board Of control,
states that there will be large gatn-
erlng OF good roads advocates at the
convention of the Intermountain Good
Roads convention which will be held
In ogden September %. a and 20 oil
the Four-State Fair week. lists OF
delegates appointed by cities and
towns throughout the entire inter
mountain country coming TO him dali
ly in such a way as 10 indicate that
the people arc thoroughly aroused as
to the necessity of having representa-
tion.
The chairman states that even the
little places. where they cannot fur
nish a delegation to attend the con
vention, answer the invitation cX-
tended 10 them 70 appoint some one
to meet with the good roads people.
makig excuses for their inability TO
do so, some of the excuses being quite
humorous a letter from T. F. VIII
lis OF Stone House. Nevada. states
that the little town of Stone House
boasts no mayor" and states further
that III We were to send boosters 10
the good roads convention We would
dcpopulatc the village"
Through the efforts OF Harold j.
Peery, the ogden Tabernacle has
been secured for the convention. II
is thought that the building will be
all the delegates. The National Irri-
CATION Congress was held In the Tab
ernaclc and It was at that congress
that the initiative In many national
irrigation questions was taken. Great
results have followed that prime
movement And so il is expected
the initiative IN the Good Roads
movement for the intermountain
country will be taken at the Taber-
nacle during the coming convention.
Aside from regular convention pro
grams. excellent musical numbers will
be rendered and it is possible that an
ode to The good roads movement may
be composed by Ogden talent and
sung by the ogden choir This, at
least. is being suggested.
The following additional delegates
have been appointed to attend the
convention OF the Inter-Mountain
Good Roads association at Ogden, Sep
tember %, "a. %, 1910.
Morgan County, Utah-T. L. But
ters. G. l.. Little. c. f. Condie. VIII
liam Robson, W. e Criddle, Geo T.
Carter.
AlphIne, Utah-Don c. Strong, Geo.
E. Burgess. T. F. Carlisle, Benz Full
7ner.
Salina. Utah-P. H. Madsen, P. c.
Scorup, F NJ. Rasmussen, A s.
Crane. d. G. Burgess
Oakley, Idaho-Hon n. c. Halght.
state senator, j %. Randall, S. p.
Worthington, r. II Clark.
Manti Commercial Club, Manti,
Utah-P. p DyrenG, +. d Sorcnson,
Lewis Larson. l.. r. Anderson. w. w
Brown.
Fillmore Commercial Club, Fill:
more, Utah-N A. Anderson, Alonzo
Huntsmau. I. Clark Calllster, NJ. Day
r w. King.
SmithGeld, Utah-Wm. G. Griffith
James RoslCelley. Robert b. Thornley,
ErastuS Hansen, VIM. l.. Winn.
Fremont County Colorado-C. r.
McI.ain Canon City.
Lyon County, Ncyada-Grecley
French. Silver City
the State of Utah-D z Burley Salt
Lake; Robert SHELTON, Salt Lake
Geo. F. Price. Oakley; C. G. Adney
Corinne. Wm Archibald, Park City;
A. ]. Stoobcy, Clover: n. J. Harris
Ogden Jesse y. Smith, Layton, y. c
Poulson, Richheld h. w. Dunn. Brig
han City; James f Jennings Salt
Lake, C. e. Marks. d. R Roberts, Lo-
gan, John Dixon, Payson ID o, Ride.
out Draper; Roscoe E. Grover, NephiS
F. w. Stratford. Wilson. NJ NJ Steele
Junction; James Clawson, Spring
City.
Wheeler County, Oregon-A Helms
Jr-, George Mckay, w, w. Steuyer
r II. Keys. J. II, Kerr
Utah Society of Engineers MN
Ashton, Chief En2r. o. S. J.. r. r.. j
II Knowles. Chief Engineer S. P. L.
A. s. S. J.. RY., Prof. r. R Lyman
Civil EuGr, u. OF L.. A. F. Parker
Civil Engrs Ogden: c. F McGonagle
City Engr., Salt Lake.
Carbon County. Utah. NJ. Whit
more, j H. Pace, ]. Il. Sharp, John
StaIey. Thomas Bell.
Idaho-D. r. Morgan, Liberty. D. X
Hughes. Samaria.
Dawson County, Montana w II
Ruckcr, L. Dave. Henry Mullendore
II. ] Haskell r. w. SNYDER
Pitldn County, Colorado-Fred S
Cooper Manford W. Smith, Victor
Bourg
Harncy County. Oregon. y. Stal
lard
Utah-T II. Merrill, Richmond
There Is "a total of over 300 dele
Aains all Told mn -nnh