Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-26
MINING CONGRESS
IN SESSION TODAY
TrainIOadS of Delegates from All
Parts of United States
Reach City
CLIFFORD PINCHOT TO SPEAK
Former Senator Clark of Mon
tana Will Take important
Part in Deliberations
CLIFFORD PINCHoT TO SPEAK
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sion of the American Mining congress.
Judge Frank A. Tyrrell will then
make a keynote speech, which will
outline the purposes for which the con-
vention is called and endeavor to point
out some of the duties which lie be-
fore it.
After the noon recess a call Of states
will be made and five-minute addresses
will be made by each state, pointing
out the general conditions in the var
ious mining fields embraced within the
American Mining congress, which will
serve as a sort of symposium of min
ing generally throughout the nation.
The evening session will be called
promptly at o'clock in order to allow
DIR. Buckley, the president, to COM
plete his address by $3.50 o'clock, when
Mr. Pinchot will arrive from a speech
that he has consented to make earlier
in the evening.
The final program for the congress
has been completed and accepted by
the officers, delegates are arriving on
every incoming train.
Word was received last evening by
Sidney Norman, secretary of the Sierra
Madre club, that 1t is possible Will
liam A. Clark, president of the Salt
Lake railroad and probably the richest
and most influential bona fide mining
man in the United States, will arrive
in Los Angeles in. time to attend part
of the convention.
1t has been known for some time
that Senator Clark would be in Los
Angeles during the latter part of Sep
tember or the first part of october and
efforts are being made to have him ar
rive in time to offer suggestions In the
deliberations of the congress.
With several material changes, the
program for the weeks session was
completed yesterday, it is believed, to
the satisfaction of all concerned.
The completed program follows:
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 10 A. NJ.
Invocation-Rev. Baker p. Lee; addresses
of welcome: Ex-Iieutenant Governor Alden
Anderson, on behalf Of the state Of Cali
fornia; Mayor George Alexander, behalf
of the city of Los Angeles; President Jo-
seph Scott, behalf Of the Los Angeles
chamber Of commerce; President E. A. Mont
gomery, on behalf of the Sierra Madre club;
Frank G. TyrreIl, behalf of the great
southwest.
MONDAY, p. NJ.
Announcements by the secretary; responses
by representatives Of the several states:
Canada, r. w. Brock; Arizona, Col. p. w.
Powell; California, e. H. Benjamin; Colo
rado, d. w. Brunton; Idaho, Hon. ]. H.
Richards; Illinois, David Ross; Missouri ].
w Malcolmson; Nevada. James w. Abbott;
New York. F. ]. H Merrill; Nebraska,
George W. d. Dorsey; Oregon, E. A. ses-
sions; Oklahoma, Dr. C. N. Gould; South
Dakota. P. ]. Mccarthy; Utah. John Dern;
West Virginia, DR.. H. M. Payne.
MONDAY, 1880 p. NJ.
Annual address-President u r. Buckley;
address, Conservation" Hon. Clifford Pin
chot.
TUESDAY, MORNING SESSION
10 a. m.-Announcements; 1Od6 introduce
tion of resolutions; 1920. reports of commit
tees; 1O:3O, fifteen minute discussions THE
Federal Government and the OIL Industry
Congressman S. c. Smith, Bakersfield;
Thomas e. Gibbon, Los Angeles; Hon. Frank
f. Short, Fresno; Lee C. Gates, Los An
geles; Hon. c. A. Barlow, Bakersfield; s.
C. Graham, Los Angeles; T. A. O'Donnell,
Los Angeles; George e. Whitaker. Bakers
field, and others.
TUESDAY, AFTERNOON SESSION
2 p. m.-Announcements; 2:15. introduction
of resolutions; 2:3O, address, Railroads and
Mining Development" by James W. Abbott,
Pioche New; 8, address, Railroad Rates
on Ore Shipments" by Tracy C. Becker, Los
Angeles; $3.50. address. Conservation as It
Effects Coal Lands.' by T. W. Parker, u.
S. Geological Survey. Washington, d. c.;
4, address. Investigation OF Mine Accidents"
by George S. Rice, bureau Of mines, Wash
ingSon, d. c.; 4:So, address. 'smelter Fumes"
by DR.. H. Gervy Boyd.
TUESDAY, EVENING SESSION
D. m.-Reception TO the delegates MEM
bers and ladies, by the Los Angeles chamber
OF commerce at the chamber OF commerce.
Short address by President Joseph Scott of
the chamber Of commerce. Reply by Presi-
dent z. r. Buckley OF the American Mining
congress. Recitation by Captain Jack Craw-
ford 1.-The Poet Scout"
WEDNESDAY, MORNING SESSION
p. m.-Announcements s15. Introduction
10 a. m.-Announcements; 1O:15 introduce
tions of resolutions; 1880. report of COM
mittee on revision OF mineral land laws. by
viii L. Clark Jerome, Ariz.; 10:45, address.
Iron Ores Of the Southwest" by c. Colcock
Jones, Los Angeles; II, address, Copper Of
Arizona" by Frank H. Probert, Los Angeles;
II 80, address, Hon. Frank Mondell, congress-
man from Wyoming, chairman OF the public
lands committee OF the house OF representa-
tives; Las. address, Hon. William r. Engel-
bright, member OF congress from first dis
trict, California.
WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON SESSION
tion of resolutions; 2:SO. address, ''Conserva-
tion in its Relation to the Mining Industry"
by DR.. James Douglas; 8. report Of commit
tee on smelter rates, by Harry L Day. Wal
lace Idaho; $3.50, report of committee on
''Protection Of Mine Investors by Thomas
E. Kepner Reno, New; 346, address, ''The
elimination Of the Fake Promoter" by Lewis
10.
'-The Protection of Mine Investors" by Clark
Ross Mahan. Pasadena
WEDNESDAY, EVENING SESSION
1880 D. n.-Reception to President and Mrs.
r. r. Buckley in foyer OF Mason opera
house, by members, delegates and ladies;
$780, address by Joseph A. Holmes. director
bureau Of mines.
THURSDAY, MORNING SESSION
10 a. m.-Announcements; 1O:15, introduc-
ton of resolutions; 10SO, report of resolutions
committee on resolutions bearing on the con-
servatlon of public lands question; II, gen.
eral discussion OF the conservation and pub
Hc land resolutions reported back by the
resolutions committee; 1880, report Of the
committee on mime Accidents" by ]. Parke
Charming, New York.
THURSDAY, AFTERNOON SESSION
D. m.-Announcements; 215, introduction
Of resolutions; 2:S0, discussion Of conserya-
tion on public land resolutions. continued;
$3.50 report of forestry committee A. @.
BrownIee, Idaho Springs, Colo; 4. report Of
committee on Standardization on electrical
equipment Of coal mines s. A. Taylor.
Pittsburg, Pa; 4;sO. report OF committee on
Standardization of equipment in metal mines,
General Irving Hale, Denver, Colo.
THURSDAY, EVENING SESSION
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