Show THE MINING CONG ESSr GEORGIA WILL SEND A BIG DELEGATION EGATION AT LARGE Atlanta May Try t Get the Convention tion For Next Tear Otner Sections That Want Grantsville Delegates Dele-gates The Mineral Display The best news at Mining Congress headquarters yesterday was notice of the appointment of a big delegation at large from Georgia which will be followed by appointments in the various ous cities of the state and a combined effort at the congress to secure theses sion of next year for Atlanta The delegates are evidently chosen with a view to having the representation well distributed over the state and are a follows Rabun county Frank Bleck icy White county C CI Jones and Jessie Lumsden Lumpkln county Frank Hall and Otto Scupin Haber sham county Thomas Bean Hall county coun-ty A R Smith Gwlnnett county G W Thompson Milton county George D Rucker Cherokee county O J Theis and J O Robertson Fulton county W J Northern Henry Richardson Rich-ardson Frank Weldon George Sciple S W McCalll and John A Grant Meriwether county W F Gray and D O Hill Carroll county F Durgy Rnrtr > r cOunty T TV AIHnpr and W H Lumpkin Paulding county A L Bartlett Floyd county John Gibbons Gilmer county John P Perry Haral son county Frank Harris Towns coun ty R P Burch Union county T J Harrison Basks county Polk Thompson Thomp-son The Savannah News commenting on the governors appointments says the gentlemen are largely identified with gold mining in Georgia and adds It is hoped that the effort to have the next annual meeting In Atlanta will succeed The invitation will b extended tended by the Georgia delegation The delegations from Virginia Kentucky Ken-tucky Alabama Tennessee Arkansas and probably Missouri may reasonably be expected to support the claims of Atlanta and the Georgia contingent so the battle for the convention may develop de-velop Into an interesting contest between be-tween California Canada and Georgia with Kansas City and some Montana city as dark horses Mayor Gustave Anderson of Grants villa has named as delegates from tnat H city f Wrathall Albert S Erickson i John T Flinders William Vanderhoof and S S Worthington J H Wootton who is collecting the state mineral display writes from Eureka Eu-reka that he will probably have a carload load or more of fine samples from the Tintic mines Among the samples he has already packed are 1100 pounds from the CentennialEureka 1200 from the EurekaHill and 1500 from the Bul lionBeck The entire district will be well represented In the display |