The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-07

man OF American Fork: second vice chair
man Ammon Ncbeker of Payson: Third
vice chairman. Ira Johnson OF Sauta0tiiu:
SpringviIie; secretary r. David Larson
OF Provo: assistant secretary. r NJ. Smell
OF Spanish Fork.
The report was adopted
Alma Gre enwood OF American Fork. IN
bis talk on Through Salt Lake Route
Trains Better Service 20 Southern
being developed in Millard. Beaver and
Iron counties He referred 10 those i'm
mense reservoirs along the Sevier riyer
in Millard county.
bridge" said Mr.. Greenwood, has
storage capacity or 10000 acres Then
on down the river al bennington is the
Delta Land nd, & Irrigation st project. where
under cultivation. Then there sre the
irritation. projects In Beaver and Iron
Mr. Greenwood then spoke Of tho won
derful resources yet 20 be developed in
this valley.
Governor Speaks Briefly.
Gov. William Spry was then introduced
and he made a twenty-mjnute talk. He
had Intended 10 spend the entire day
looking over the buildings and grounds
time 10 come 10 the convention and say
a word in encouragement OF its objects.
There Is no doubt about the good
things in this state centeTiug in Utah
county" he said. THE great reclama-
ton projects OF the state. some now Un-
der construction and others coming. cen
ter here In this beautiful valley, The
future OF this county IS assured when
such men as arc seen here today take
hold and boost. This county is second
in population and third in wealth in
Utah"
The governor referred especially TO
the Stra awberry Valley project. which
Will, when completed. reclaim 10000
acres OF the best land 10 be found any
where. He told OF the Utah Conserva-
tion company. Its objects and the great
development Il would bring about When
completed this project would bring un-
der cultivation a quarter OF a million
acres Of land IN Utah. Salt Lake and
Weber counties.
Spry Proposes Steel Mill.
1--WE are all pretty good fellows" said
Governor Spry. "and we are all anxious
10 do the. best We can for ourselves.
We are like the beasts OF the field, we
are all looking out for our own interests,
The milk dealer would pay YOU people
here in Provo or & cents a gallon for
milk. then he would take II 10 Salt Lake
and sell II 20 MS fellows for s cents u
quart Thus one is living OFF the other"
The governor urged the delegates 10
work for more railroads And II you
are united" said he. YOU can get what
ever you want. You can just as we'll as
not have a great iron and steel manu-
featuring establishment here on the
shores OF your beautiful lake. The iron
ore Is near and coal is In abundance,
Adopt Plan of Organization,
The following resolutions and bylaws
were read and adopted:
ARTICLES or THE UTAH De
NELOPMENT LEAGUE.
.iti2cp= nf I-Ia,, ConDiN
OF Utah. associate ourselves togeth-
CT for the purpose Of promoting the
general interest OF Utah county; To
procure. preserve and disseminate
information In relation 10 CONNER
ciol. financial and Industrial affairs
that may be of general interest and
course and to promote equitable
principles, and also 10 increase the
social intercourse among ourselves
and associates, and to conduct such
other business as will tend 10 the
bettsrment and progress OF our
county and state.
Therefore, be 1t and it ls hereby
resolved that such an orssnlzation
articles and bylaws be adopted:
Article The. name ot this or
ranlzation shall he The Utah Coun-
ty Development League.
league shall consist OF n president.
two vice presidents. secretary,
treasurer, and one member tCom cacH
city or town Of Utah county,>s mem
Der nj the league. not otherwise
repfeSented. all OF whom excepting
The secretary shall constitute a
elected ANNUALLY The first wcdnes-
day in December. by n majority
vote OF the members OF tho league
present. majority OF the board
transaction OF any business That may
be for the interest OF the league,
and shall have power TO name such
committees as may be deemed nee
Article III.-The duties OF the Off
GERS OF the league shall be such az
organizations. Roberts's Rules Of Or
der 10 govern in all meetings.
Article Iv.-Any citizen Of Utah
county shsl be eligible TO member
ship upon the payment 10 the treas
urer OF one dollar annually:
Article V-McetinEs o; this lcssue
shall be held quarterly ~ such
places, and at such times, as may
ornors
Article vl,.TEese ar'isIss L.t: IN, NAY .nS Ss
others adopted from ume 10 time by
tvo-thirds vote Al any regular
meeting. or ~ a meeting called for
that purpose,
Some Who Attended.
Attending the convention we're The well 4
known business men of The county end
state as follows; Provo, Preston, G. Pc
terson. sam schwab. Wtllam ". WI
Harvey clufr: Charles II Ward "; p
ton G. Eugene Fletcher T. \. Smoot,
s, y. ,BelWopii JaInes CLAYTON John
T. G. Hodsway. I'D T. Jones. W q,
slokcr, Wilford T; Giles, Hyrum Baird
Mapioton. G. f.. Alien. James Spratley;
American Fork. Alma Greenwood Wild n
man Murphy. George y. Myers. c; Nj.
Beck. Joseph ". Storrs. l.. ". Nelson.
y II Heselt. Hans Christenfen r. p. 4
Hunter John n Wootten; Lehi. James
NJ. Kirkham :. w. Ross, T. F. Trane,
Farley Austen: salt Lake City. Governor
WilliaJn Sprv. u. T Collett; Payson,
lanes y. Tolhurst. Ammon Nebeksr. Mel
yin Wilson. Chnrles G. F. Dixon. William
asST AkD HEALTH TO m0THER AND CHILD.
MRS WIrSLnv's SOOTHING SyRUr has oesn
ozed for over SIXTY YEARS by MILLIONS cA
NorHRRS tor their CHILDREN WHILE
TEErHING with fBRRECT sUcChSS.
SOOrHR6 the CHILD, SQFTENS the GpNS ,
ALi-AYe MI PAIN CURES WIND ColIC, and
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