The daily sentinel., 1913-11-11

and told of the restoration of thou
sands of lands to entry.
He put himself flatly on record as
opposed to all plans of permanent
federal leasing, and against ultra-con-
seryation. His remarks along these
lines were both interesting and en-
phatic and brought forth much ap-
plause.
Mr.. Taylor told of his committee
work, and explained his position on
some of the vastly important com
mittees. He paid high tribute to
Secretary of the Interior Lane and
told of Mr.. Lanes friendship for the
west.
Mr.. Taylor told of how readily in
dividual cases of needed relief con-
lcerning western lands were given at
tention. His account of how he got
relief for the family at Rifle was
greeted with cheers. Mr.. Taylor
urged all citizens having reasonable
matters to take up with him to write
him freely.
The congressman declared that
there should be an elimination of
the short session of congress, just
one long session running from about
October to July / His reasons for
this were certainly most convincing.
Mr.. Taylor was asked if Grand
Junction can get a section of coal
land. He said that the city can, and
told of how he had secured the set
ting aside of a section of coal land
for municipal coal mine for Grand
Junction.
The luncheon itself was excellent
and Manager Buthorn took care of
the big crowd in splendid shape. 1t
was a record attendance for a noon
day luncheon and Mr.. Buthorn is to
be congratulated for his efforts
Among those present were: c. E.
Cherrington, f. A. Rider. o. E. Ban
mister, d. b. Wright. NJ. o. Delaplain,
d. w. Aupperle, John Fuite, L. w.
Burgess, w. l.. Burgess, w. S. Wal
lace, ]. B. Hunter, j. II. Rankin. w.
p. Ella, r. NJ. Todd, w S. Phillips,
Walter Walker, ]. NJ. Kinard, f. w.
Halbouer. b. f. Kiefer, w. e. Mitch
ell, NJ. r. Bunting, William Kicks,
]. w. Bucklin, S. C. Hoel, e. A.
Krohn. c. II. Ketehum, L. J. Crown.
S. E. Winterburn. Joseph Keifer, H
S. Barkuloo. ]. E. Moorhead, ]. NJ.
Sampliner. NJ. Hertz, c. A. Smith, S.
NJ. L. McSpadden, ]. T. Moses. B. NJ.
Hebard, B. F. Jones, A. c. Newton,
l. Storm, Nj. c. Ramsey, |. L. Emer-
son, Henry Tupper, +. e. Dean, d.
t. Stone, n. c. Miller. VIM. Camp
bell. John T. Brown, L. Antics, s. o.
Harper. c. C.. Knowles, Edwin Price,
John F. Moore, H. S. Henderson, c.
w. Plumb. A. T. Gormley. c. G. Reed.
Emmett Fuller, b. NJ. Benge. R. f.
Feldmeier, J. +. Green, w. T. Adams,
j. II. Lee, j. f. Cox, c. Il. Ross, +.
y. Hoisington, II. R. Hay, j. w.
Fletcher, F. +. jenkins, Benton Cam
on, A. w. Mayer, f. E. Chambers. F.
X. Goeschl. A. c. Parsons, II. Collins
Hay. w. w. Livingston, NJ NJ Held
gen. t. F. Callahan, Fred Mantey,
w. c. Kuhlman. Jas. Hards, II. r.
Rhone, r. J. Derry, T. H. RAIDER, ].
U. Harris. A. A. Miller, A. NJ.
Schmidt, John Borschell, H. F. Vor-
beck. c. c. Lamb, Adolph Rush, W.
J. Meyer. Reed Miller. ]. b. Mat
thews, o. NJ. Elliott, c. X. Holmburg,
]. NJ. Mcconnell, P. A. Sherman. j.
&c. Sharer. A. E Templeman. DR..
Buerger, Sam Kertz, B. J. Snyder,
w. r. Dowrey. A. C. Fidel, F. l..
Carson, C. r. Woolwine. r. B. Har-
rington, VIM. MUIR. Charles Parker,
p. Mogensen. c. P, Bliss, NJ. H. Loef-
Iier, I. Is. hlcn, j. l. Hamilton, Z. H.
Lough and Z. r. Heflin.
Probably fifty people were turned
away for lack of Accommodations. Not
less than that number failed to give
the committee any notice of their
coming and so Manager Buthorn of
the La Court was unable to care for
/ them. 1t was regrettable but the
committee prepared for a consider
able number more than had reserved
lplates. ~