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Show DELEGATES NAMED. Acting Governor Appoints Miziing Congress Representatives. Secretary of State Hammond, at 'present 'pres-ent acting governor, yesterday appointed thirty delegates to represent l.'tah at the fifth annual convention of the International Inter-national mining congress, which convenes at Butte, Mont., Sept. 1. CoosTiderable matter for the betterment of the mining industry will be discussed, chiefly, however, how-ever, the agitation towards the creation of a new government department to be known as the department of mines. The names of the delegates are: Salt Lake City James W. Neill. C. E. Allen. Dr. J. E. Talmage, Thomas W. Jennings. ChaVles L. Rood. P. T. Farns-worth, Farns-worth, George H. Dern, George Moore, Harry S. Joseph, Charles Read, John J. Daly. Ogden Don Maguire, R. P. Hunter. J. S. Lewis, H. C. Baker. Park Citv John A. Kirby, M. J. Dailey, S. L. Raddon. Bingham John Strickley, A. P. May-berry, May-berry, J. B: Graham. Tintie J. II. McChrystal, F. H. llolz-heimer. llolz-heimer. Charles Spillman. Provo L. H. Holbrook, J. R. Twelves. Ophir E. W. Clark. ' Stockton E. J. Raddatz. m Kimberlev Charles J. Ruder. Milford P. 13. McKeon. |
