Salt Lake Tribune | 1908-01-05 | Page 27 | Officers to Discuss Dry Farm Congress

IRICEB 10 DISCUS8 i 1 1 FABM CBW6HESS j Mcetiii- Will Be Held at the I Commercial Club Monday Afternoon, io officers and directors of tho tirj-ling tirj-ling congress. -which is to c held January 22 to 26, will hold a mcet-at mcet-at the Commercial club Monda3-moon Monda3-moon at 12:30 o'clock to discuus lors relating to tho coming congress, tatioiio lnie been issued to Gov-r Gov-r John (". Culler, Mayor John S. lsfonl, Horace S. Ensign, secretary he State Fair association; Lou .1. dock, secretary of the Manufacture & Merchants1 association; J. L. its, secretary of tho Salt Lake Ileal it association; J. Edward Taylor, etary of tho State Hoard of Jlor-Iture, Jlor-Iture, and W. .r. Jlnllornn, president lie Commercial club, to attend Lhe fitiS rs representatives of their retire re-tire bodies, itercst in the congress' is growing tho indications are thai tho affair exceed tho expectations of its pro-era. pro-era. AVillis L. Moore, head of the ted States weather bureau, had been tea to attend anil it is expected i uo will be present lo study tho it of tho rainfall on tho soils in olalc. It is impossible- .iusl at this o to toll the number ot dclopatcs will bo present from tho different es, as many will not bo known un-tlioy un-tlioy present themselves, but letters nvcd every day by the president of congress indicate tlmt practically rybtato'will take advantage of the Imc to havo their representatives !cnt.