The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-24

Governors of states, territories
and insular possessions of the
United tSates.
Members of federal. state, terrific
rial and insular irrigation, water
and conservation commissions.
State commissioners of agriculture
and horticulture.
The mayor of each city or town
having a population Of over one
Thousand.
Officers, chairmen Of committees,
and permanent delegates of the coz.
gress.
Delegates.
Fifteen delegates appointe' by the
governor of each state or territory.
len delegates appointed by the
mayor of each city of the United
States of more than twenty-five thou.
sand population.
Five delegates appointed by the
mayor of each city in the United
States of less than twenty-five thou.
sand population and over one thous-
and.
Five delegates appointed by the
chairman of each board of county
commissioners or county supervis-
Ors in the United States.
Two delegates appointed by the
mayor from each incorporated town
having population of less than
enc thousand.
Two delegates duly accredited by
each regularly organized society de-
voted to irrigation, agriculture, nor.
ticulture and engineering
Two delegates regularly accredited
from each college and university.
Two delegates duly accredited by
each chamber of commerce, board
of trade or commercial club.
Visitors.
The presence of visitors is spe-
cially appreciated and their attend
ance is encouraged
appointment of delegates should
be made as early as possible to
facilitate the organization of delega.
tions, and notices of appointment
with full name, occupation and post
| pffiie address of each delegate
should be forwarded to the secretary
of the National Irrigation Congress
| at Pueblo.
Foreign representatives.
All foreign governments have been
invited to send representatives to
the congress.
The hearty responses from foreign
governments at previous congresses
have made the foreign representation
an important feature of the organiza
tion. The increasing interest prom
ises large representation this year
Addresses
The program will include ad d'ress
es and papers by;
Experts in irrigation and forestry
including public officials and emf
nent citizens.
Foreign delegates.
Governors of states and territories
Senators aud representatives in
the federal congress.
Statesmen and scientists.
Industrial and financial leaders.
Promoters of Carey act reclama
tion projects.
Officials of private irrigation en-.
| terprises.
Discussion.
1t is planned to make this a prac.
tical, live congress, ard to secure
the desired results from the consid-
GRAFTON and discussion of the ques.
tions in which the delegates are in
terested, it is necessary that the
delegates come prepared to discuss
/ ulltliN anu ~ lut pbluJ lut iutSllOIlo
which come before the congress. Dis
cusson is an important factor of
| the program, and will be encour-
aged.
Governors Session.
The governor of each state and
territory in the union, together with
his staff, has been invited to be
present on Governors day, for which
a session of the congress will be
set apart
Practical irrigation.
Colorado presents all phases of
practical irrigation practice From
the early ditch and simple healgatc
to the Gunnison Tunnel and under
flow development is a long stride
All may be readily investigated in
connection with the congress meet.
ing.
Mountains and lakes. canons AMI