The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-07-19
CALL FOR GOOD
ROADS CONVENTION

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! Official call for the Third National
Good Roads Congress, Niagara Falls.
,, N. Y, July 2S, 30 and 80, 1910.
National headquarters, Chicago
Opera House building, Chicago III.
Board Of directors-Arthur G. Jack.
son, president, president National Good
Roads Congress, Illinois State Good
Roads Association, Chicago Good Roads
Association; F. A. Delano, vice-presi-
dent, president Wabash Railroad CON-
pany; Ex-Governor N. J. Bachelor,
vice president, master National Grange;
Martin Dodge, vice-president, ex-
IT. Nicholson, vice-president, vice
president Atchisop, Topeka and Santa
Fe Railway system; William Sulzer.
member Of congress, vice-president;
Anna M Grady, secretary ana treasur-
Ter, secretary treasurer illinois State
Good Roads Association, Chicago Good
Roads Association; A. A. Allen. presY-
dent Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rail
way system; d. R. Anthony, Jr., men,
Der of congress; John H. Bankhead.
United States senator; Walter p.
Brownlow, member of congress; George
f. Chamberlain, United States senat-
orr; Charles 8. Clarke, vice-president
Missouri Pacific Railway company:
John Craft, president Alabama Good
Roads Association; Austin L. Crothers.
governor of Maryland; w. R. Colt,
president Oklahoma State Good Roads
Association; Fl. w. McAfee, president
Kansas Good Roads Association: Sam
Parkpresident Beaumont and Jefferson
County (Tex.) Good Roads Associa-
ton; George A. Pearce, member Of
congress; Ike T. Pryor, president
Trans Mississippi Commercial Con.
gress; W. R. Stubbs, governor Of Kan.
sas; Charles T. iThorne, treasurer Mont
gomery Ward & Co.; B. F.. Yoakum.
chairman executive committee Frisco
lines; Philip Werlein, president New
Orleans Progressive Union.
Honorary vice-presidents-Gove
of states: Alabama, Braxton B. Com
er; Alaska, Walter E. Clark; Arizona,
Richard E. Sloan; Arkansas. George
W: Donaghey; California, James n
Gillett; Colorado, John F. Shafroth:
Connecticut, Frank B. Weeks: Della.
ware, Simeon s. Pennewill; Florida.
Albert W. Gilchrist; Georgia. Joseph
M. Brown; Hawaii, Walter F. Frear;
Idaho. James H. Brady; Illinois, Chas
8. Deneen; Indiana, sThomas r. Mar
shall; Iowa, Beryl F. Carroll; Kansas,
Walter R. Stubbs; Kentucky, Angus.
Sanders; Maine Bert NJ Fernald:
Maryland Austin L. Crothers; Massa.
chusetts, Eben 8. Draper; Michigan.
Fred M. Warner; Minnesota, Adolph
10. Eberhart; Mississippi, Edmund f.
Noel; Missouri, Herbert s. Hadley;
Montana. Edwin L. Norris; Nebraska,
Ashton c. Schellenberger; Nevada, d.
is. Dickerson; New Hampshire. Henry
b. Quimby; New Jersey, John Frank
lin Fort; New Mexico, William J.
Mills; New York, Charles E. Hughes;
North Carolina, w. w. Kitchin; North
Dakota. John Burke; Ohio, Judson Har-
mon; Oklahoma, Charles N. Haskell;
Oregon, Frank W. Benson; Pennsyl-
vania, Edwin 8. Stuart; Porto Rico,
George r. Cotton; Rhode Island ,Aram
~. Pothier; South Carolina, Martin r.
Ansel; South Dakota, R. 8. vessey;
Tennessee, Malcom r. Patterson; Tex
las. Thomas M. Campbell; Utah, VII
liam Spry; Vermont, Geo. H. Prouty;
Virginia William Hodge Mann; Wash
Iington, M. E. Hay; West Virginia, w.
e. Glasscock; Wisconsin, James O..
iDdNiuSOH, WyOHlug, DIyduJ d. 0IOOAUs
As a result of the First National
lGood Roads Congress at Chicago and
Denver, June Is and July 6, 1908, there
was written into the national Republi-
Jean, Democratic and Independent
lparty pplatforms positive declarations
for good roads.
Il The Second National Good Roads
Congress at Baltimore and Washington,
lin May, 1909, received the most cordial
greetings Of President Taft, was open.
led by Cardinal Gibbons, addressed by
Vice President Sherman, Speaker Can
mon. Senator Bankhead, Governor
lCrothers and many Of the most disting.
uished men in public life.
As evidence Of great awakening to
1.-THE Importance of permanent streets
land highways. New York has recently
appropriated $50,000,000 for construc-
ltion work Maryland $5,o00,000 and
lother states other millions
In recognition of the aggressive ac-
Ition of New York and to give an ad-
Ided impetus to this great movement by
la general discussion Of the road prob
lem from every point Of view, as well
las for the comfort, convenience and en-
Itertainment of the greatest number Of
delegates. the National Good Roads As
Isociation issues this call for the Third
National Good Roads Congress to meet
at Niagara Falls, N. Y, July 80, 20 and
l30 1910
The appointment Of delegates is in-
vited by the officials of every state,
county and city of the United States,
and by every agricultural. automobile,
commercial, educational, good roads,
industrial, labor, transportation and
women's Is organizations. in such num-
lber as each may determine.
Y THE NATIONAL GOOD ROADS AS
! ISOLATION.
\, ARTHUR G. JACKSON,
President