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Show READY TOiRIGATE. Evtry Preparation Hai Been Male for tha Convening of the Oougreu Tomorrow To-morrow Morning. To be Assembled in tha Utah Exposition Building. Which Has Undergone a Transformation. INCEPTION OF THE G0NGRES3- The Convention to Nr.mber Among Its Dolegatei tho Britrhtest Men on the Subjeot of Irrigation in the WorltL Drtrgatas Arrlra.l anil ara to Arrlra Ium Kv.ry W.airrn Stata ami Territory, Terri-tory, All of Whom Will Cum I.nadad to lb. Huarils With Fact. ami ranoln fur til. Itaolamatloa uf tb. .Vrlil l.au.lt. - The great Irrigation congress will meet tomorrow at 12 o'clock noon. Delegations from the various states and cities of the west are arriving on every train. The California contingent arrived tins morning. This is the lirst solid body of delegates to arrive in the c.ty. Its members at once repaired to tho Knnttford. The members of the party are: Hon. M. M. listen, Col. J. P. Irish and Win. H. Mills of San Francisco; Allen Towleof Placer; G. Mordecai of Madera; K, H. Tucker of Selma- S. M. Holt of lledlf.nda; Will S. dee.i of Colusa; Co-lusa; Geo. II. Harden of Maxwell; J. W. Nance of l'erris; J. R. McDonald of bacramento; 1'. Y. Baker of l'ra-ser; l'ra-ser; T. L. Heed of Beedley. Nino additional ad-ditional deligates will arrive from California Cal-ifornia tomorrow. VI. resolution asking Governor Uoutt to call the convention iu Denver. In con- ; sequence of a misunderstanding, however, how-ever, the convention was not called in the spring, as expected, aud objection came from certain quarters to the plan of holding it in Denver. The first public pub-lic mention of talt Lake City as the place of tin meeting was in an editorial pu' lished in the lrriijation Aiji iu the issue of Aliiy :i0th. "This suggestion was brought to the attention of the Hon. Arthur 1.. Thomas, governor of I'tah, and the Salt Lake chamber of commerce. Both the governor gov-ernor and the members of the chamber most cordially welcomed the idea. As a result ( iovernor Thomas issued, under date of Juno 1'.', a letter to the governors of all slates west of the Missouri Mis-souri river, inviting them to appoint thirty delegates at lartre to attend an Irrigation congress to be held in Salt Lake City, September l.'ith, HHh and lith. He also invited the various commercial, com-mercial, iiyricnltural, scientific and mechanical associations to send delegates. dele-gates. The important paragraph in the governor's call was the following This rem ant ion n ealloil toeon1iler inaltcri pritnluitiK t 1 the reclamation of the arm tmli-ile tmli-ile land-, hi tlmwiHi unci to l etlt'.oll cmn.lv-H to (.. in each sum ami teintury thear.it lati h v. Iiiln Its linr.iiT". tor ur' of recia nation; tor 1 lie hii'rt ot it inihl.e Ki-hoois, I atul for h H li otiier puli.li' iniri'oHii an ihv It-c-tf.1 iturvMif n liKiaiaai.d ti ritmry iuy n-.-sjiei'tivi-ly ilcU'riUiiiv. The responses which promptly followed fol-lowed the invitation tie noiistrated that the idea would prove exceedingly popular, pop-ular, and that the need of such a con-gre.is con-gre.is was recognized IhroiiL'hout the country. The people of Salt Lake CiJ and litah immediately became on-Ihusiastiu on-Ihusiastiu anil proceeded to maka plans for one of the mo.-t 1111001 taut events in the history of the e e-t. Conimitlees of arrangements were appointed with John V. J luiiuellaa chairman, and I run k K. (iillevpie fi rotary Tho preis of the territory begau a vigorous agitation in favor of the matter and it soon became understood tl.rouirhoiit the country thut I'tah was prepared to extend a most hearty welcome to the representatives of arid Ameriea. Secretary Sec-retary ( iiliespie devoted his entire time to ttie work of corrcspou.iencc ami me general committee of arrangements .roceeded to make every preparation tor the entertainment ui a Urge and representative gathering- Noma of tba llal.'RataS. In the, delegations from the various states and territories will be the most prominent and brightest men in the wast. Some of these have made the subject of irrigation a profound stiidy. both as an cugineeriog problem and from an ecouomio standpoint. Colonel J. I'. Irish is 0110 of the most conspicuous democrats on the coast. He is editor of the A'tn and lives in Oakland, Cal. Colonel Irish brought several cases of peaches, grapos and plums along and presented them to Manager Holmes ol of the Knulsford. The fruit is simply immense and backs up California's reputation rep-utation in this line. Tho peaches are big balls of boauty and flavor. One of them uiensured eleven inches and one-half one-half in circumference. Senator Warren will probably arrive some time today. - It was feator War-, renvho introduced the bill in the last session 'if 'c6h"gress for thB'Tession of the arid lands to tho states aud territories. terri-tories. That question is likely to be the paramount one of the cougress. and it is likely Senator Warren will be its ablest champion. Hon. M. M. Kstte is known all over the I'uited States. He was president of the convent'ou at which K. B. Hayes was nominated for presidunt of this great republic. Mr. Kstee a few years since rau for the governorship of California. Cali-fornia. A. D. Foote of Idaho has arrived and '13 quartered at tho Knulsford. Mr. F00U is recognized as the best au- KtarjrtMng: la Knady. The work of preparation for the congress con-gress has been something prodigious, and is only commensurate w it h the importance im-portance of the congress itself. In some instances, perhaps, the details have not had such time devoted to them as they should have had, but generally they have been well and thoroughly performed. How all is in readiness, and when Colonel Donuellan shall arise to call the water advocates to order the only surprise will be that so much could have been done in the few weeks since tho call was first issued. Carpenters and decorators have been working" on tha Exposition building since last Thursday and have succeeded in seating, beautifying and lighting it until a complete transformation has taken place, and the whole iuterior has been made comfortable and convenient for th holding of 10 great a convention, conven-tion, 'v Tomorraw'a Pragrauma. After th3 delegates have listened to a soiridlon by ll14' bwid,ihe Irrigation vongress will be called ,q prder at I'i o'clock? UoivVtimofrow," by Colonel JohnM. Jiinnneliltn, chairman of the general ojUnmitteW of arrangements. The ea.ll trjr the congress will then be read'.by tte secretary of the general commitieies, after which hi? excellency, Governor Arthur L. Thomas of I'tah, will delitcr the address of welcome. The governor will be followed by Mayor George M. Scott, who, as the representative of the city, will welcome the congress to Salt Lake. Mr. Fred Simon, president of the chamber of commerce will also welcome them on behalf of the business interests of Utah thority on irrigation engineering in Idaho", ami will probably lead the delegation dele-gation from his state. John Condon of llailey, and Cal C. Clawson of Custer county, are two Idaho delegates a'.opping ut the Cullen. Air. Condon is a miner. He is also interested in-terested iu irrigation matters. Colonel Aiex C. Botkin of Helena, Mont., is at the Templetou. Colonel liotkiu is a war horse republican and one of the most eloquent orators in the northwest. H. K. Simmons and wife of Idaho.are at the Knulsford. Mr. Simmons is president of too Boise cc Xampa Canal company. Ho will attend the congress. con-gress. Piatt Rogers, wife and child of Denver, Den-ver, will remain here for several days. Mr. Rogers is mayor of Denver. He will attend tho Irrigation congress. E. II. Tucker is an ex member of the California legislature. Mr. Tuckor is president of the board of directors of tho Selnia irrigation district. C. C. Batsett of Washington, D. C, is at the Continental. Mr. Basaett is connected with the geological survey, lie will attend the congress. Will S. Green is editor of the Colusa h'ini. Mr. Green was u former member of legislature, lie is authority on matters mat-ters pertaining to irrigation. G. W. Mordecai was a member of the last California legislature. Ho is president presi-dent of the board of directors of the Madera Irrigation district. J. W. Nance is the president of tho California state association of irrigation irriga-tion districts. Mr. Nance is also interested inter-ested in a I ank at Paris Wiliiam II. Mills ie the land agent of the Southern Pacific K liiroad company. Mr. MilU is accompanied by his private secretary, W. F. Pel kins. Thomas Judd, James Andrews,,! ! Gardner and J C Maefarlan, delegates 1 10111 St. George 1 1 tho congress, are at the Templetou. T. L. Reed is an h .nest farmer and practical, too. Mr. Reed is a member of tho board of directors of tha Alia irrigation ir-rigation district. P. V. Baker is a member of the board of directors of the Alta irrgafion district. dis-trict. Mr. Baker is also a competent civil engineer. State Senator F. Chatterton of Wyoming Wy-oming is a delegate to the congress. He is stopping ai the Continental. Angus Md.eod of Lyon county and C. W. Irish of Reno are delegates from Nevada at the Kutitsiord. J. K. McDonald is the highly respected re-spected treasurer of tha state of California. Cali-fornia. S. M. Holt is editor of the Orange Jh'lt, and one of the pioneers of Riverside. River-side. Geo. B. Harden is treasurer of the Central California irrigation district. The mayor of San Francisco has appointed ap-pointed Alexander Badlam and Isaao I Continual! oa l ata Two. and tho city of Salt Lake. The preliminary formalities attended to, the first real business of the congress con-gress will begin in the selection of a temporary chairman and temporary secretary. This, it is believed, may take some time, as in the election of these oflicers will be largely represented the diverse sentiments of the congress. Tho next thing in order will be the appointment of a committee on credentials; and after that committee has reported Utah will wash her hands of all control and permit the congress to conduct its business and map out its own programme of permanent organization organi-zation as is the usual case with such bodies. Chairmen of all delegations, whether appointed by governors, mayors or other authorities, are requested to prepare pre-pare lists of their respective delegations and hand them to the committee ou credentials from their state or territory. Inoaptloa of tha Cuocraaa. The Irrigation Age, will say in its issue tomorrow: "The Irrigation congress con-gress which assembles in Silt Lake today to-day is a natural outgrowth of the times. It meets because tho conditions of tho country imperatively demand that such an event should occur. oc-cur. An eloquent orator recently said: 'While New England and tno cast have been making boots and baskets, we of the west have been making slates aud empires.' We have now reached a place in the business of empire building where it is necessary to grapple with certain large problems and lay upon broad foundations the civilization, the industrial life and material wealth of a new sectiou, destined to contain a population popu-lation greater than either the old south or old east. The problems concerned in this development are so vast that they can only be successfully undertaken when the peoplo of seventeen utatts and territories have laid down the lines for their future growth, and when the peoplo of the United States have been brought to an agreement with them on certain broad views of public policy. 'The present Irrigation congress was born in the state irrigation convention of Nehrasita, which met iu the city of Lincoln last February. A resolution was there offered by William E. Robinson, Robin-son, calling for an inter state convention. conven-tion. In accordance with the resolution resolu-tion the presiding oiiicer, (iovernor Furnas, appointed the following committee com-mittee to arrange the matter: William E. Smythe. chairman. L. B. Carv and Lewis K. Hicks ot Nebraska, Robert Hay of Kansas, William K. Robinson of Colorado. This committee immediately opened correspondence with the governors gov-ernors of the seventeen states aud territories ter-ritories interested and readily secured the endorsement of the proposition. The legislature of Colorado paosud a REM TOJRItlGATE. Continued froiu Fax One. Trumbo to represent that city in the Irrigation congress. Then gentlemen are well known in halt Lake. Tiiey are al the Walker. IHRKCrOKV OF UELKCIATI B. liTintiH State, una TcrntorUs Bpr.-unt.d. Bpr.-unt.d. The following is a completu directory of delegates to the Irrigation congress as far as reported to Secretary Gillespie on the evening nf September Vi. A 'iKtllln. W .1 Murphy, M K Collins, Samuel Webb, Lincoln rowler, Llndley urme. A M lTii'iU-Im, lTii'iU-Im, Mari:wj(i rout.ry; M 1- l-'iet'inaa, II iS La 'jr. iiurbc'-t Hniwn. Suni'i"! Uifiw: I'ixna i-Hiiiiy; hi W Mtewait. K U tJanti'. elO J A Mit.UutliH;i, CfchtMe cf'Uinv; itnre' H K"i'- :,i J K'tan, ,f H GrwVk. (.iraftara ";t v ; Alt Haclinoy, coimtv: vihiHin S H.trnuri, !' M Zuck. A K U;uita. Aai.'Ue cuiiiity; w i; 151;ikely, j K M'-hi-nzi'i. Mohave couulyi T J Hut-'ttr. Murrlx Uoldwaar, Vara-KUroiiuy; Vara-KUroiiuy; CM i''uton, Cix'ouiu" co'inly i A ,) Koran r h liiady. Wual I'ouiuy; li J U.aia-(! U.aia-(! 11, A V, Martin, Yuma county. ArUfbU.a. Ja:ln A !!(, H A Dlnsmo'' JMitocvllle: A .li'iikH H.iah Htan, tt K Manx. I'ayctiM-v I'ayctiM-v lit: iV K lliciiK, Uaii Oaulnln. I.oukIio; MM l'n:i!t'. I'rliii'olon; I'aul Jonos, '1 e'.iTHana. A H S"Mi;r, LoiiUvllli: Dan W .lonns. John M li :o: M Mull. , T H.-imctt Littlo Kork: Jwrc South. Mountain fl.ui; H it Uuiitfins, U.nupt ii ; vl) l.md, vris( City: Helen-ili'ip,,). Helen-ili'ip,,). Jiiiooe F K"o, (,'ort Smith: J M H'owu, I'Mudm : r. Menry, Moirtriiou; H T Ku ii)-. W A Cleoii-ntrt. Atkins; A Wash-lmi-ii, Wnldron : VV H liui-ni-tt, 1' Thweatt. Ilrli-aa: C 11 Carlton, Lak" Villa-, e: H K Hiw-, Viirc r; X T Huberts, J li Sheers. 1'tue Bluff. California. W R rirawu. Coluaa; J W Nance. San DI-i'o: K If TiuUor. Kreatki; I y filter. Tula e; J W Jav!.', Tulare; U ilordm al. Fresno; C (J VV'r.,:iil. St;iiil:.iaufi: s Ut-iifnon, Ali'ninJa; KCt'iukle. Han Hernardlno; Euuch K'llKht. Lo.-, Aiiiii'U-s; Kilward Fay. H.m iTrunciscx); i A W.iymlre. Alninud.t; A II Hutlor. riimiio; .1 K McOnaald. Mici-Miwnto; K X. Edwards. ori.. M M Kstoe, Napa; W II Hall, b;m F: u r i -.,; L M Holt, Ha,i Hormrdlno: J P Irish, H n Fi'jik-Im-o; FA Kimliaii, Han Jfe go; M F Taylor. Kein; E A Forls. Vuh.t; ,i A f-aytoi. Hanta tlsra; W H Mills, Kati Francisco; U 11 Fa;rchild, I.os AudeM: Taylor Tay-lor Hiuch, Kauia Clara; Allan To.vle, lJla er. MITNlClPAi. lLBUATi.S. II !i M-.Tphy. SanJuie; D H Murpl.y. Sar. Jo e; (; M BhurtriiUu. ban Jos--; 1. i. N'-s-inith. S.tn .lost, ; 8 li Lewis, Los Angeles; Xn-Ll.'iio Xn-Ll.'iio cnuiaiu, Los Aniti-les; J liuHartl. Short' I. os .nrft;H; C J Shepherd, Lo AiiR-.fcS; VV il SVoi'kiuaa. La An;eli-s: J H llunry, an Josm: y. u Uoaiock, Hauta Uarbnia; WA lUwli-y, bania Uarlara: J W Calkins, Santa Hiviora: J J I'eik'on Santa Barbara; Juluos M ,uort, Santa liarliara. Colorads, L U C'avpenter.Kort rltlns;Reor(rar. Andrr-si.n, Andrr-si.n, Denver: ttou;4d CsuiiImI1, IM-uter; C VV Aldi-acti, IJcnvt-r; ,Iobu A lumet-se, Denver; II (I Kddy, Axial: A C FUk, Denver: Win Uelder, loenwoud .Springs; J. b, Uivi-ne, Denver; Den-ver; 11 R l.a u range. Creeley ; frwln H ivvhei-t, Colorado feiirings: Janien H Maxwell, Dtuiver. .loiu .1 Kyati, Loveiaud ; John b (Hanger, Den---r ; l1 V Smith, crand Jimcthm; John C Uli'i. i- Monte Vista; A It Arbn kit), Denver; Win JB Aieander, Deuver; a h Smith, I'neb'o; Kd T Taylor, flleuwood Bprtutoi; J B FiauU, Dei.ver; V IctorlJ Mill, Pueblo; John loai;land. Uoiden; llynu L Carr, Lonumont: I Oregn. I Il-i(,-h Gourley. J H Cradixbatigh, George T I Morxan, T ie Dlles; V H Drock. Wawo, C M ! ( lu-lwriKht, CwoiKe BaruM, i'riuneviile ; H li Kenurlcks. J-'oswU; M C Coudou, ArlincU. L Khinei.art. Cauon CUV!' J H Hamilton, Hamilton; Hamil-ton; VV C iiaie. Llnkvllla; Geo chandler. I 1: Hon-in, DM Dodsuu, K K Mills, Daker City 11 lllacktnau, Heppnor; J M Heuiley, C S J.ii ksou, i'eiidleton; N I'ierce, Mlitou; Clarli Walters, Atbeas; J VV SUeitnU. W K Wnvut ITntoiilB WJHufmaD.Tikicwet, (iW WnlJh.Ls t.rande; li 1' .Napton, Vaie; 1 11 Holland, V ala William Miller. Jiurns: O A Cogswell. Lake-view Lake-view : J V Johuf ou, Wallowa; li W Harnes, V.'al.owa. DAKKIt CITY, ORIXOX, APPOIN IT.KS. J H Parker, ti VV Horinaji, C W James, J P Faull, J M Uoyd. Texas. Mt'NKtlPAE. UCr.BQATKN. M W Situs, Brvau; Milton Parker, Itryan: A VV Buchanan, liryaa; W U Cox, Bryan; William Wil-liam Kupple, Bryan. Utnh. Arthur L Thomas, Bait Lake; OOOoodwlu, Saltl.aae: ttll U'eruuna. Suit Lake; Jess) W rox, Jr, Halt Like: Wm Ualderston, ba't Lal ; Fred Trimiuer, Salt Luke; ceo VV i'urse. Bait Lake: Win H Bird Malt Lake: C L rdevenson, isait Lake; CeoCoss, Malt Lake; VV K Ja,i)s. Suit Lake; t.rant N Nlckersoii, Halt Lake; Win K Smytue, bait Lase; lOilas iMuilii. (Salt i.ake; Fred J Klesel. ngden; J H I mijser, tii;rieii; Sidney Stevens, tden; W N ii-ave. Of-'ui-n; i'hilo T ainewortu, Heaver; Hea-ver; Joiiu S Sanuoin. Losan; James T Hammond, Ham-mond, Logan; A I) Fenou, Bait Lake City; Charles l"'te, Kuieka: Hubert VV Haylsjjne, Cedar Cttv: John ltider. Kunati; Wel".v IC Wlton. V.'oouiult: it H erry, Parle City; Aima ICtdniK-c, (siaWille: Jou)h 1 Jones, i'rovo: 8 ti .louos, l'rovu; Abram Hatch, Wasatch county, lleber. KAtr laiks; orry usi.suates. Mayor (ieori:s M Scott. L Hall. Edmond Wilkes, Johu fci Dooly, KluUard W Youuu, W E Rohltisou. I llAMIIt.lt OF COMMRIU K IirMliATKS. Preshlelit Fred Simon. Spencer Clawson, T C Bailey, O J Holllste.r, J A Goodhue, John J Daly. SALT 1.AKI STOCK IXCBANOE HEE'lATW. Presdletit H C Chambers, M K Parson. C R Wantland, Nicholas i'reweek, J C Conkiiu, W O Van Horn. MAI.'l LAkK ItKAI. ESTATE BXCU A.1' HE HHbbOA l'IS I'reshtent II 0 Lett. Harvey Hardy. J W NetT, J W Whitehead, Jr, George H Tousey, J M Kennedy. SALT LAKE POI.YTBl HNIC BOl'lBTY Pil.KCATKS. President C L Stovensou, H 8 Joseph, H 0 Scoufall. o Lavaunluo, J T Kingsbury, Professor Pro-fessor Fortier. I), a. a H. so Ir.TV IlEI.iSQATES. Henry W I.awrence.Salt Lake; N A Empey, Salt Lake; Hector W Haight, FiinnluKtou; Johu D l'eters, Brteham (.'ityi C P Mason, Hal t Lake ; Heber M Wells, Salt Lake. SALT LAKH liA.Il. J rj Sutherland, O a Varlan, C W Dennett, P S Richards, S M McDowall. SALT Li HE 1'BOHUCE EXCHANUK. RCKoundy. CO Dames, H L Griffin, B L Olbson, Li D Junes, C bonierthwaita. MUNICIPAL DELEOATKS. W N Uusenhsrry, Provo: Myron Tanner, Provo: J K Tunrtnan, Provo; John W Turner, I'rovo; R T Thomas, I'rovo: Charles L Anderson, Crautsvllle; William C Kydalch, (irautsville: James L W rat hall, Crautsvllle; llyrutn E Booth. Grautsvllle; Thomas H Clark, Jr, i iranlsvlUtv, Frauk 1) Jiobbs. Salt Lake; O Peterson, Euhrlam: C W Peterson, iiphnam; LB Anders. Kphraiiu ; C ONDorous, F.phralm: J T Calue, Utah tJ 8 ddeirste: Peter Sued wall, Fairvlew; John A Walker, Palrview; Bweni) Nllsoo, Fairvlew; James U Peterson, Fairvlea-; Samuel bills, Fairvlew; James A Mellville. Fillmore; Oeoru-C Oeoru-C Veils. Fillmore; J ;S Giles, FlLm-re; Jos seph E Roy, Fillmore; R L, liooper, ITIlmoie, Tuos II Cavanauifh. Ulympla; A Packarl. Centralia; Jameo Stewart, Centralla; J U Iticniuoud, Centralis ; A T Baker. Ceutralta; H J Miller. Cuiuralia; O A Herman, Tooele City; Johu C Hhlolds, Tooel9 Citv; Leysauder ijee, To lele City; A J McCurstlon. 'looele ritv: I J Caldwell. Tooele Cltv; L T Tuttle, Mimtl; A H Htiew, BrlRham City: W 8 Hanson, Han-son, Hrichaui City ; J T Rich, Hr.,:hain City : M M Jensen, Urigham Cliy; J M Coin In.. UrlKliam City; F F Ronecbe, sr., eiaysvllle City; Ceo Swan, jr., Kays-villeCily; Kays-villeCily; .1 it Ll'itord. Kaysviile tlty; Thomas H I'htlllps, Klijah Laycook, Kaysvilla City; Samuel Creen, Louis Kohinson, Robert Thome, Jane's W ftiinth, Jos Poiliday, P,eas-ant P,eas-ant Urove: T B Parker, James Chlpman, W D Kobiuson, Oscar T Hunter, Alva F Greener. American Fork; W J Htron, Kphriain. LB Adams, H C Gilbert, VV W Kuuide. J C Arm-siroiei, Arm-siroiei, tieo B buotii, ir . Gydeu; 8 M Moleu, H P llansou, John F Wright, Jamed Jensen. Jr. Hyrtiiu; O N L ('eu,uist, Hyrum. John W Christian, Heaver; Wil-on J Nowers. Heaver; Huinuel N Sla'iirhter, Beaver; Llliott Wilden, Beaver; W S li Datsou, Beaver. ! Kill. Mayor A J Evans John Woodhouso, Ira S I Wines. William Clark, Israel Evans, sr, Otey Kllintson. Washington. William 11 Brown, Pws; Alexaidr Watt, Cheney; Howard Snttiniri, ypraue; II C Cooper, Montesiio; J l iomr, Cheliall; A T an Ho Veuter, Kent ; David Leumau. Peoiio; ,1 U LswrfB' e. North Yakima: J K Kdinlaton. Dayton: J VV Kichiirds, Roslyn; Frank M ilaum, Concunully: VV H .Smitii, Asntlne; J G Aoams, it;t.ville; it C M ;!Cro-key, Carrield ; A G Hanson. Spokane: U L Collins, Tenino: L li OiouK'h, VaueoiiVcr: D M Holt, Wawawai ; W K Kennedy, Uitzvdle, James Nevin. Cape Horn, .1 C Painter. Hates: J Palmer, i'om, roy; VV E Schricker, L Conner; A F Shaw. Vancouver; Van-couver; N Cu.shiuan, Wlitmr; Georue Feilov.s. Span tie; Joseph Arrasmith. I'aiouso Citv; P K IJuny, Walerville; F it Hpiuuiug, Puy.U-!up; Puy.U-!up; It A Hutch'nsuu. Mondovl. ilCNII'lPAt, OEI.EOATES. J J Lambert, W H Tepton. F VV Paine, H T Isaaes, Frank J l-arkor. Harry Knit.. N U lllalock, T B Johnson. John L Sharpstein, P H Buyer, Henry Keliing, Walla Walla. David Nichols. Houlder: K A Boulhworth. Denver; WJ Kerr, Pueblo; Heury Lee, l.,u-ver; l.,u-ver; Thus H Wells, Canon City: Heutou can-noti. can-noti. Grand Juni tlon; F I) Write). t, Ttluldad; J K Sliuinjte, Gleuwood SpiitiKS; 0 VV tiau-burn, tiau-burn, Bouider. rot.OHAno SP1IINOS. Irwtn Howbert, John II Ba.-on, George H Parsons, Thomas Khllder, Wm Lennox. Mt'NIf'H'AL IlKI.LOATLS. S A lliadileld, fJreeley; n IJ Wallace. Gn (!(-; II M .Williams, tirseley; II E Churchill. Greeley; M T Henderson, Greeley; Samuel If W rjt'ht, Gns.ley. HKSVKIt ItKAL ESiATK AND STOCK EXOHAN' : K. P .) i .roinmnn. K F Hunter, l .I M Murpny, Henry Appet, Johu H Leet, T S McMurray, president ex-oiiicio. Idaho. Cal c Claw-son, Hotian.a; William Winn, Lebui'l; A It Huberts, Ila-i't; Geo Chapiit, Thatcher; Joseph A Clark, Idaho Palls: (! P Oliver, Mountain Home: A 1) Poole, Boise Citi F. J Curtis, Boise City; Gen V Hlnb'n. Boise Cily; J M Jones, hTampa; James Gimit, Hailey, Mill Sanie.-son, Shoshone: JohnCoit drou. HaPey; H K Miller, Hellevue: (1 P H ill. Mountain Home: rt l( Hlackwell, Glenn's Ferry; how- u-.l Si-bill. Ciilihw-il: Joi n liaiiey. He'le'ui-'; 1' C i ..'tllovt ay, Weiscr; F A Fenii. Hobo cily; Frank Klblett, Albion; wm Stokes, A P'iou ; J L f'nderwood. Moutpelbr: F, VV Jones, Idaho City; Geo i,'ob"!iian, Poca-tello: Poca-tello: J VV Jones, Bla kfoot; C C Tatitiili.-ois, Idaho Fa'la: K L Ikin.aw. t'oeur d' Alette Citv ; A J McDonald Post Falls:.) T Moriran. Oxford; Ox-ford; S J Prttchard, Silver Citv: John M Buihe, Wardner; T A Starth, 11 alley; U G Mi.Uins, Hliss. Nf britske. ' W I, Carlo, k, MS llulrd. II B Howers. H g 1,' ine'i, VViiiiam Cro.iihi-i, L ,V Jolinsou, Lin-c Lin-c 'In; V 11 liuulia ti, Un a: K f) Phillips. Lin-co.u; Lin-co.u; L li Gai v; llunry St Uavner. Hi.lnev; C il J "rk. lre.it .it; C H .MeeUei-, AacCook; A I. Kin--. i''-d:. rts i". ,7 C ' i-ahel. Crawford; F M l"i :I ik;to:i. i h;,di-on ; .1 i! WacColl, Lexinr-ton: Lexinr-ton: i, r. H i-ks. Lincoln; I.eroy Hull, Cmc-f Cmc-f 'iM;C t-i 'A'ai'iu-r. ill iIl.i :1 NCoolie. Lincoln; c r. Loo",;.-, Lincoln: .11) Grnvus, Beultie-man; Beultie-man; R M Wildmau, Gulbertson. M:l!U 4SK K CITY. NEBliAHKA . Wyeminf;. .losenh M Carey. Cheyenne? Prancl" E Warren. War-ren. Cheyenne; Klwuod Meade, Cheyenne: Frank Bond. Cheyenne ; George Hi am. Cheyenne: Chey-enne: T A Kent. Cheyenne: Andrew Gilchrist, t'heyeuno; James A Johnson, Cheyenne; K A Sliv k. Cheyenne; Robert fldoi'ris, Cheyenne; K H Ke ipHth. Cheyenne ; A A Johnson, Laramie; Lara-mie; H 0 Huffurn. Laramie; D McDareu, Laramie: Lara-mie: Stephen W Dnwney. Laramie: Fenul-more Fenul-more Chatterton. Kawliua; II R Jones. Syra-tora: Syra-tora: De Forest Richards. Douglas: Charles H Burltt, Buffalo; J Knot Wait, Casper; Fat J iMorris, (ireen River; T H Taliaferro, Green Kiver: A C Berkwlth, Evanstou; Wllilam Hin-ton. Hin-ton. Kvanston: Clarence Uiark, Evanstou: N K Grisigs, Newcastle; H P Fowler, Sulidauco. J Storlinj; Morton. John C Watsou, W L Wilson, I. 1 lioli'o, Theo lieyschlarf. M L'MU.it'AL In LEoAXES. Lavid Andetsou, South tlmaha; J J Ttreen. South idnaha; Jacob Levy. South On-.afia; Peter Cocltrell, South Omaha; W G Sloano, South cinaha. Ivaa.as. J W Gregory, Garden City, W E Hotclikl.is Wheeler: N t: Merrill. Ness City: 11 N Lester, 8vrartle-.A U Stitbl is, Santa Fe VH Griustead. Di.-lif m: ti M Hoover. Hocjio City ; E J Clark, Hit's. Is: 11 1! Montpoeiery. Goodland; Tuily S.oil,. (Merlin; VV F King. K.Uis; E J Shields, Le dt; Will i: I'n lion, i.reensnurg; A H Heber, Meade; CE Ciarkson, Nes city; Alf Pratt, Syracuse: M A Wilson. At wood; C H Lon;:-sti'i Lon;:-sti'i i'i, I.akiii; C J Lonir. Medicine LoiUre: F M Lot urd, N'ortoti . ,lo- H Horiiet's. Hoisinctou; Jar ih 1,-ini.-. Scot t City; S S Tang art, i'aons-xlile: i'aons-xlile: TJ VVorthiii t. n. Ulch'iold; .1 8 Emery: Law T'-iu 'o ; VV I-' liiitclr.ni on, i lnt--hinsou : C A W. up man, LiiCro-ise; A L Emersou, St. Fraucls; VV J Stalley, Lawrence: G S Stein, Arkaluu, tVIonlana. Martin Mirrinnis, Pie'eai; Samuel Word. Iicl".ia: U li Weed, ilel-na; W AClarkJiutte; Stephen PeWolfe. Butte: L"e Mantle. Butte; Thomas Marshall, 'l:ssnui:v: Frank Woodv. Mi.-.houia, T L G'venou.;!!. Wissoui-i; W M Tlornb.n, Anaemda: H M Whltohlll, Anaemia: Tnoma. Dn annou, VitKtnla City; Thomas Joyoi, Boulder; J V Bo-uert. Bo-uert. Btiemivu: J A Savag". Li-ini st .ti: c It Middl.-t'in. Mil s Citv : II "J Haskell. Hel-i a: Wil-taei H Todd. Fort Benton Ben-ton :TKI 'olUiis, treat falls . Kruest Cruleher. Great Fall-: CM Wtd.-ier. Grant Pails; William Wil-liam But! rrlin. White Sni.iioir Spi-invcs: O P (halliard. HiiiiiiLs; Frank D Brown, Phllllps-titti-K : II F White, Ditlon: Henry Kllim?, ir-Kt.ii.' ir-Kt.ii.' O ty, Wilt Keuiue.lv. Buula-.-r: A C Hot-kin, Hot-kin, Helena. Caleh Rich, reslcuwl: AT lli.t'-tin appointed in piai e: T VV Pom., ester. rasiguuU; J li Moe, resii;neil. Nevv..'a AV M St 'W irt. F G N 'wbmiig. M D Foley, li D Kfllley. Reno; J R Bradlov F.lko; O H SpVitUt. i.iko; Thomas Wren F.ureka: Geo W i as.-idy. Eureka; l C M ".miity, Plv: AC t'levi'lainl Cleveland: Mciadtien. Piocne; John Dennis, V'ireitiia l.itv; 10 11 Hoyie, Vlr-cinia Vlr-cinia I it y ; George I'nun:. .'.oveiOeka; tieoi-.c 8 Nixson, Winueunici a. J M Jones, Candel-i.ria; Candel-i.ria; Bulletin Mci larihy, Hawthorne: J Q Ford. i:ur-i- t:A W teer.Hif.:Anv;iia McLeod. Greenfield; E P Lovcjoy. v.a-coe; R L Fulton, Ful-ton, R. no: B SrinKin-y -r, Genoa. 1) B Par. Genoa: Charles Kaiser. !iilv.:tr;Lem Alien, Stillwater, U L Bliss. carstm.Sam Loitgabauuh, KmpireiGeori.-o taruest. ltiinout;li A Cohen, Belmont; a VV luueh.-iuT.., Austin; George W Crum, Battle Moumatn. New M x e -, rrlndad Alarii!. J A Aucheta. Edward L Bartl. ti. Thomas t) Burns, Dacca. Allen T Bud, Botiifaces liarron. Thoataa It Catron. Cha.ies Diutrou. Samuel K! eidt.B F Porsythe rots m. Li j r-orr. ctiarle-t W Greene. Georsjn T Gould, Albert Gruusdihl. Char.os H McHeury. D C Hob vrt. Luther M Melly, Geo W Meylert, Melvm V, Mills, Philip Motbersiil. Hiiem Nushitru, H H Pierce, Alexander Head. Batel Romero, N LRossutha!, GO Shields, Fred Trimmer, O H W euor Seiltll Dakets. S W Karrarrang, Aberdeen: J P Day, Mellette. Mel-lette. John it Baldwin, St Lawrence; Claru-suuSUie. Claru-suuSUie. Abeideeu; Cnanes M HarnsoiL Huron: Johu T Keau, Wuousncket; John L Turner, t-pviiiKdeld: John H i'vt. n.CarthaKe; D 11 Kvaiis. Ipswich: Noi-maii y Hates, Hih- j more; Sidney V Arno d lio isw; Rov A I Ma'.her. Groton; M )ivi cock. Atfcol: Chas C 1 l-leaaauts, Aberdeen ; Georrje W MLler, ( latf- niont; F, L Sitre, Paulkt .u: S C L( opolman, i Cettysbiey,'; J H let.-a.r. Santa Clara; Ira U I v lark. Leo .; II J Rice. Huron, il 11 Sheets I Pieri-e: Thomai Perkins, .v.ouu.l citv; H F i Fdiott, Baug'-r: J P H pi le, Audover: B F f Bixler, Ciaii.loii; .lames Co-.k. Warner: J K Wood. Holan.1: Wil.i..m Hud, Mellette; W K I imiihim, Sad.de V.ixk: HvU Gamble,) Kowdl. ) |
