The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-29

The officers OF the IntcrHationa
Good Roads association are
President-E. r Sherman, Twi
Falls. Ida,
Secretary.Treasurer- "A. Kendall
Rock Springs. Wyo
Chairman Memorial Committee
John Dern. Salt Lake City
Place for holding next meeting, Og
den. July, 1910.
The second annual convention of thc
good roads advocates came to a close
In Salt Lake Friday afternoon Inter
/ est in the meeting grew from the be
! ginning and only reached Its creS
when the meeting was ready TO ad
! journ.
The next meeting will be held in Og
den In July of the present year; thut
Is the meeting of the Inter-Mountaln
Good Roads association, which has
been organized.
The state representatives OF the
! new association are:
Wyoming P Schnitger. Chey
erne, Thos- Painter. Evanston; BY.
ron Session Big Horn.
ldaho-P. Johnson, Blackfoot: Otto
G. Rcinhardt, Nampa. Hon. Paul
Claystonc, Bonner's Ferry
Utah-Geo. NJ Cannon. Salt Lake
NJ NJ. Steele, Jr.. Junction City, A.
W. Valentine. Brigham City.
The resolutions committee OF the
Good Roads convention in Salt Lake
yesterday was composed OF William
Glasmann, Ogden. chairman; NJ. 3
Steele and William Archibald OF Utah
f. r Sherman, Twin Falls; d. w
Church, Pocatello, and A. C. Rlne
hardt. Nampa. Idaho; j C. Larsen
Cheyenne Wyo
The resolutions framed by the com
mittee and adopted by the convention
follow:
Whereas. The delegates from the
states oil Wyoming, Utah and Idaho
have met in convention here assem-
bled pursuant 10 call of the Hon
/ William Spry, governor of the state of
Utah. for good roads convention 10
be held in the city of Salt Lake. state
oil Utah. January 26, 81 and rs. 1910,
And whereas. The states of Wyo
ming, Utah and Idaho should be and
are Jointly interested in promoting har-
mountain states,
Anu fDDu duU Sdlt lOduo
for the use OF farmers, merchants. pro-
fessional and business men will result
In direct benefit to each, and will
Increase the value of all farms. city
and rural property. and will induce a
large number OF transcontinental tour.
lists TO visit the scenic beauties of the
mtcrmountain district;
Therefore be it resolved That this
convention do memorable the legisla-
| lures of the states OF Wyoming, Utan
and Idaho to pass such laws as shall
| be necessary for the laying out and
constructing within these several
states a road to be known as the tri.
state highway, connecting the capitals
ol the states of Wyoming Utah and
Idaho. and to that end appoint a com.
mittee OF three from each state from
the delegates here assembled TO dra.t
{ such memorial.
"Second-That the legislatures oi
| the several states enact suitable and
adequate laws for the licensing OF au
tomobiles owned within the confines Of
their respective states, and that the
; revenues so received shall be used foI
the construction of the inter-mountain
o'"'t hi6hnHa duh III no JULIET DuI
! pose, and that there shall be as many
miles of macadamized roads built each
year as the revenues derived from
such licensing Will permit in addition
To the regular appropriation which
each state and county within the sew
eral states shall be able to appropriate
from the general fund for such road
! building purpose.
| "Third-That all the states and ter
r!iories between the Pacific coast and
eastern line OF the Rocky mountains
be invited TO become a part OF and
| participate in the future conventions
| OF the Intcrmountain Good Roads as
! sociation
( 'Fourth-That the annual meeting
i o( the Intermountain Good Roads as
ISOLATION shall hereafter be held dur
i Ing the summer or fall months, wher
I practical road building may he demon
strated, and that the United States
! government be invited TO cooperate III
: such demonstrations
"Fifth-That committee consist
J ing OF the governor Of each state in
the intermountain district and foul
others appointed By him shall consti
tute and are hereby appointed a sps
cial committee from each state Ia me
morialize congress to appropriate Il
each of the intcrmountain states one
million acres of the public lands to be
! used exclusively for the building o
/ good roads in such states and that the
legislatures of said intermountaiT
states be asked TO supplement the &C
tion by adopting memorials TO con
| gIeSs
"SiXth-The officers elected at thl.
time and annually thereafter shall b,
president. secretaryetrensurer. also al
executive committee OF three from
each state. one OF whom shall be vice
president Of the association. such eX
ecutive committee TO be elected by thu
delegates from each state
"Seventh-All elections and the de
termination of the location OF holdn;
the annual convention OF this associa
tlon shall be by ballot, and each dele
gate present shall be entitled to cas-
one vote, provided no one state shat
cast more than thirty votes and N,
state shall hold the convention twic,
in succession
"Eigbtb-That the annual conyor
ton for 1910 he held in Ogden. Utah
and in Pocatello Idaho, for the yea
1911. and that tbe convention AT o.
den determine the place for the yea
1912. and that hereafter each annua
meeting shall determine and set tn
place 81 meeting two years In advance
That the mayor and county commits
sloners OF the city aud county wher
the annual meeting is TO be held sha,
appoint a board of control which sai
board shall arrange tho program an,
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