| Show CANADIANS S COMING I I IN 10RCB I Will Visit t Sail late with a Delegal of Heavy Weights I 1 nl Ilr Si Irit of Tilts City Aduntaeoy Lo upon 1 Ullli Tl at uf > < crLaou dla i Synijatl wllli Uncle Sn = I Irvin Mnhon secretory of the Denver Den-ver Mh Ing congress returned to his I home In the Colorado metropolis n few days ago from Canada on Important mining I uslness In an Interview with a Denver Times man he stld regmllng the forll cnmlni meeting of milling men I I In Salt lnlio The Cain Hans are coming to the second It ternltlot nl mining congress In July with a large delegation of heavy wflsl ts all prominent men They are after the next convention of this organ i Izatlon and are not particularly Inter I estel al out whether It goet to Toronto i or Ottawa Iremler Sir Vllfrld Lau rler will appoint delegates The governors I gover-nors of the provinces will do likewise I The Cai ndlnu delegation itill be headed hy I Dr Dawson or 1 rof Hell of Otluwn olh I men of great reputation The CannHano will give Cillfornla it hard 1 rate for the prize IllIohugK Po nip I utints It I otoed there en n ute to Cnnnda There Is a grant oleal I at Iltt burl capital I going Into gold mlnlnl g In vetemnt all over list West and North me8t Iut nnw t lie city 13 I prosperous i end the Investors lire spreading out ClllorDlo mining J ropsssltlons are re i living some lit Ilttshurgs Cllplllll nt I the present time It might not tu I nmlss for the mining men nt halt Lake to send the next nventlon to Iltmburg for Ihe moral effect It would have upon pros rtlve Investors Tho halt lake people rnlirl lira 10 entertain ber mIning congress vlsl tors hereto I the Soliciting rnmitiM got started conllnued Mr Motion who had Mom experience lat ear trying 10 rlllso money with hleh to cnriy on thu congress In Denver oWe received for similar work In I Denver In liJ 2311 II 71ils was not enough to print tho proceedings of Uie convention arid the utlr Salt Lake people I propose to raise I sulll clent to cover that expense 1 recently reiVtd a draft for 350 from ball Lako wllh wllch tie last bill due for services ser-vices rendered during the Denver meetIng meet-Ing was raid That shows the difference between the two cities oAIl Ihe Indications In the 1 ast are Oust the VesUrn states ire to In crowded with emigration ml capita ass as-s n an this war denes The stales t that go after these factors A wealth will get the most tit It The Canadians lire seeking to divert much cash and many people to the great Northwest end they tire treating AmerlcanM who visit the Canadian capital moot royally roy-ally All Canadian sympathy Is w4th Ho United Wales In her light with Spain Her citizens will light for us and with us If It becomes necessary for the Anglo Saxon race to win the contest 1cre Is I more enthuIm for America IWO apparently grro demonstration dem-onstration In the hotel 1 Dr tit o streets of Ottawa and Tow and 1 Montreal on the war quUo than In I Colorado anti Denver U Nlntarn the redroMed troops of Ihe Domli Ion have made national re utnlloiw by meeting sad scortlng United States sol Urn in route lo their lnts of mobilization awl turning out Ift brass hnnd to head the ptwessl through the streets Tlii night I reachel CAt 11 a I tourist the hotel 11 led 1 with a military company thot was giving n grand ball I was Im medlatelj spotted an on American hut was acquainted tilth no one Nerthe lesl I the crow 1 of citizen soldiers plckr I me up Slid carried Ine awl wlne1 and dlne mo all night Any other morlcai stranger would have hnen I gimllarli treated Tl e war with N nln seems to Imo lenlel all Canadians sore sputa Those patty feellnp of animosity ogDlnt Americans 1lrh wartimes olne war-times noticeable In Canada In former Years ore not discernible nowo |
