Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-08-06


On the program are two offic
Comm. ssiOn who seek TO clarity the
been brought TO a virtual standstill
understand the complexities of regis
The rules of the commission have
been changed from time to time,
each change intended to simplify
and adapt the regulations to mine
requirements, rs compared with
industrial and utilities issues but
the result has brought confusion to
the average miner with the result
that few are willing to even try
to register their issues.
John Norton, head of the min
ing division OF the RFC was un-
able to attend and August Grunert
secretary of the association, took MI.
Norons place on the program to
explain the rules of federal loans
to miners No important changes
have been made since the Golfers OF
the Reconstruction Finance COrpo-
ration have been re-opened.
The text of the principal papers
at the convention will appear
serially in the Journal, starting
next week.
Following is the program for the
two-day convention now in progress:
Friday, August 5
10 A. M. Registration at City |
Hall.
Mining Machinery and Mineral
Exhibits.
Noon. Drilling double jack and
mucking contests.
P. M. Address of Welcome
to Dillon, Mayor d. A. Gait, Dillon.
Address of Welcome to Beaverhead /
County, John Collins, President of
Beaverhead Mining Association, (,
Response Carl ]. Trauerman,
President of Mining Association of
Montana. Butte.
Appointment of Resolutions and
Nominating Committees.
Securities Act of 1888. as Ap- 4
piled TO Mine Financing Corpora Z
Regional Administrator, Securities
and Exchange Commission, Seattle,
Washington.
Discussion of M, Karr's Address.
Reconstruction Finance Corpora ,
ton Loans to Mining Companies" 4
August Grunert, Secretary of the |
Mining Association OF Montana and !,
formerly supervisory engineer of the !
r. F. c., Butte.
Discussion of Mr. Grunert's Ad-
dress.
Address. Congressman James f.
O'Connor of Livingston.
P. M. ageant-Exhibition
OF Mineral, Mining Machinery and
Mining Supplies.
sP. NJ Dance at Dillmont Park a
under auspices of the American 4
Legion. After the dance there will IS
be impromptu entertainment at the ID
Dillon night clubs. r
Saturday, August
Address United States Senator T
James e. Murray, Butte.
'sGold" DIR e. A. Peretti, Faculty. Ii
School of Mines, Butte. A
Common Sense in Mining" Pro- n,
lessor Oscar A. Dingman, Faculty, n
School of Mines, Butte. +
Address Governor Roy Ayers of &
Montana. u
Noon Automobile excursion to
the Bannack, Argenta and Bon
kcord mining districts. a
2 p M legal and other phases
of the Securities & Exchange Acts of =
1888 and 1884" Hon Robert H.
O'Brien, Assistant General Counsel, I
& Exchange Commission,
D. c.
Discussion Of Mr.. O'Brien's Ad-
dress
Address=Harry C. Bacorn, Vice
President Mining Association of
Montana. Gable, Montana.
Annual Report of President
Carl ]. Trauerman, Butte.
Other Business. including treas
lr'er's report.
Report of Resolutions COMMITTEE
Designation of the Annual Meet
ng for 1889.
Report of Nominating Committee. =
1880 p. M. Annual Banuet at =
It. James Guild Hall Music, =
singing and extemporaneous short
peeches, Carl ]. Trauerman, Toast
Master.
10: P. M. Dance at Dillmont
lark under auspices of American
,egion.
In attendance at the convention
yere two official delegations from