Show II I I MINING CONGRESS TO TOB TOI I B E EVENT I SOniC Some local interest is being leing ma mani ma- manifested i. i ested in the twelfth annual session of f the American mining milling congress which S' S is scheduled to take tale place sit ut lt I Net Net- Sep 2 27 to October plato I 2 1909 An An effort fort is IS being made to have hare u t special car chartered for mining men icon from Utah who vho will wi be lie in attendance and Mf f it jf i is is necessary an entire train entro will i be bt placed at the tho the disposal l of those in Ill attendance from this state District Pas Passenger nger A Agent tnt Kenneth C. C Kerr of the tho Salt Hal ait Lake Lal route has been beau seen fel in in regard to taking care caro of the tho Utah delegation and ami m l it i has been ascertained that Pullman cars and amI a f diner can bo be had bad and ana if accommodations tons are arc going to be limited at Gold GoI field fM th the tho cars can be bo sidetracked at I and ld used throughout the tho en cn entire tr tire convention con citizens are arc making elaborate elaborate rate arrangements for the ent entertainment entertain entertain- mont ment went ot the visitors and special arrangements arrangements arrangements ar ar- ar- ar will wil be made to show tho the district to i it its beet heat advantage The I sagebrush state is very cr anxious to make tho the best showing possible to the the visitors Vie vis is store from every part of tile tho tho Country and the the state has appropriated to defray tho the expense of collecting and classifying a comprehensive display of ot the flue state states s minerals which is being installed installed in in- stalled at Goldfield So far as known no other state state in in tho the west has arranged ar ci ranged for a mineral display which leaves leans tho the field feld open to Nevada The congress will wi consist of regular members of the organization and all al duly duh- appointed delegates who are re to lave ave equal qualified powers in the al-the deliberations of the open ope body hody Mining Min In in ing men contemplating attending ing the tile convention should communicate or get in touch with John Dern Der Harry S. S Joseph Joceph Jo To seph ceph or 01 some of tho the members of the congress in Ut h. h As has bas been previously announced ed this will wi bo be one of the tho most important conventions ever eer held by the tho minin mining men of t this is country A program i is icing being arranged which will will- include a discussion leing of vur various ous' ous matters pertaining to the welfare and progress of the mining min usia- ing industry The aim is to give greater opportunity for practical discussion and ani consume l less ss time in the reading of technical papers During tile te past year the tho con congress ress has had bad several at work conducting investigations ns ato report of which wi be e made to to this his session T These hose hse reports will wi h bS bk op open n for discussion discusSion discus discus- sion and the committees reporting areas areas are areas as follows Committee on vertical sideline law law law- George AV W. Biter Kiter Salt Sal Lake City Utah chairman Committee on coal tax insurance fund fun Samuel A A. A Taylor Pittsburg Pitsburg Pa Pa chairman Committee on general revision of mining laws Walter laws laws Valer Walter E. E Ingalls Ingals New NewYork NewYork NewYork York City chairman chaiman Committee on standardization of of electrical equipment equipment Dr Edward B. B B Rose Eose Washington D. D C. C chairman Co Committee mit e on 01 prevention of mine mine accidents ac ac- ac H. II Foster Bain Bale San Sai Say Francisco chairman I Committee on national forest service Colonel A. A G. G Brownlee Denver Colo Cob chairman Committee on Alaskan mining sinning laws laws laws- J. J L. L Steele Alaska chair chairman man Tho silver question will wi be discussed se of bringing bringing bring bring- with a view to devising means ing about a greater issue of silver and decreasing the rate of exchange between between be be- e tween the United States States State's an and countries using a silver standard Sir Sr Moreton Frewen of siver London Eng Rag James J. J Hill Hilland Hi and John Hays Hay Hanl Hammond ond have ave been invited to speak on this subject |