Show THE AMERICAN MINING CONGRESS the american mining congress will hold a session at the planters hotel st louis missouri november to inclusive and this is expected to be the largest and most important gathering in the history of the association participation in this convention will be upon the following basis the president of the united states may appoint ten delegates at large governors of states and territories may appoint ten delegates state mining departments may appoint five delegates county commissioners may appoint two delegates mayors of cities may appoint one delegate tor for each of population except that where population is or less two delegates may be appointed mayors and presidents of towns may appoint two delegates national bodies as designated may appoint ten delegates state bodies as designated may appoint five delegates presidents of state schools of mines or universities where mining is included in the curriculum may be members of the convention problems to be discussed problems directly relating to each division of mining will be given full discussion in divisional conferences separate meetings will be arranged for which there is being organized programs covering such subjects as pertain directly to the following a metal mining b coal mining c petroleum d non substances e gold silver and precious metals M 0 oil shale in these sections there will be discussions upon production transportation and exchange and the recommendations of each sectional meeting will be referred to the general committee on resolutions for final action by the whole convention state vice presidents alabama J B mcclary birmingham alaska john A davis fairbanks arizona L S gates cates ray arkansas ross blake cushman california geo W starr grass valley CoI colorado orado R S ellison EI lison denver georgia george L pratt atlanta idaho jerome J day wallace indiana J C kolsem terre haute illinois H C adams adams chicago new mexico john M sully hurley new york sidney J jennings new york kansas 0 0 M bilharz baxter springs kentucky alexander blair jr baskett maine C vey holman rockland massachusetts frank P knight boston michigan gordon R campbell colomet Co lumet minnesota franklin K merritt minneapolis montana james L bruce bluee butte missouri victor joplin nebraska frank A manley omaha nevada C B lakenan mcgill north dakota hansen evesmith fargo ohio F R woodford Wb odford cleveland oregon H N lawrie portland oklahoma J F robinson miami pennsylvania S D warriner philadelphia south carolina H L scaife clinton tennessee J M overton nashville utah imer pett salt lake city virginia lee long dante wash washington ington conrad spokane wisconsin 0 0 C irwin berlin west virginia geo T watson fairmont wyoming wyoming B D B brooks casper federal taxation A scott thompson chairman miami okla paul armitage new york city john C howard salt lake city utah george B E holmes new york city E L doheny los angeles cal blue sky legislation A G mackenzie chairman salt lake city utah M B denver colo J I 1 E curry bisbee ariz henry M rives reno nev uniform coal mine reports S A taylor chairman pittsburg pa carl scholz chicago ill A H land huntington W va morton L gould indianapolis ind G charleston W va alaskan affairs john A davis chairman fairbanks alaska falcon joslin seattle wash bart L thane san francisco cal wasting industries J F gallbreath Call breath chairman washington D C john T barnett denver colo paul armitage new york city L C doyle boyle kansas city mo rush C butler chicago ill coal exports dr henry M payne new york city dr van H manning washington D C john C callahan washington D C allen alien walker new york city george M dexter new york city |