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Show ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION Will be Tendered Irrigation Ir-rigation Delegates Who Come to Logan -September 19th. t The meeting called for Wednesday evening for the purpose of devising ways and means or receiving and entertaining en-tertaining the delegates Tram the National Na-tional Irrigation Congress, who will come to Logan on Saturday, Sept. ID, brought out a goodly number or icpre-scntatlve icpre-scntatlve citizens. Without any great amount of prelimlnai ies,thcy got down to work and In a short timo had formulated form-ulated plans.appolntedcommlttecsand made such arrangements us was possible pos-sible at the time toward Insuring the successor the undertaking In hand, Tho meeting was called to order by Mayor Hansen, who was elected chairman, chair-man, followed by selection of II. Billion, Bill-ion, Jr., as secretary. The Mayor stated the .object or the meeting, urged the importance or doing something some-thing handsome by the distinguished visitors, and called for suggestions. Prof. E. W. Robinson was recognized recogniz-ed by tho chair and pioceedcd to offer the following resolution, which was unanimously adopted: Whcieas, Utah Is a, pioneer in the great work of inlgatlon and with Cache county as one of Its foremost agrlcultuial districts, und Whereas, the delegates of the Irrigation Ir-rigation Congress about to visit us will represent districts from all parts of the country and be accompanied by newspaper representatives from most ull 'cities and agricultural districts dis-tricts of the Union, thus offering Cache Valley the opportunity to be widely and favorably advertised, therefore be it Resolved, that the occasion of the visit of said delegates be made a city and county affair and that the surrounding sur-rounding towns be invited to Join Logan City in a special effort to appropriately ap-propriately receive and entertain said delegates. Be it further Resolved, that a general committee of seven, including the chairman of tills meeting, be appointed- by the chair with full power to make all arrangements ar-rangements and appoint such committees com-mittees necessary to so receive the Irrigation Congress delegates. Be It further Resolved, that the citizens here represented re-presented give said committee their hearty support in their labors. The resolution was adopted unanimously, unan-imously, and the chair appointed the following general committee: non. Joseph Howell, Pros. Jos Morrell, Hon. Moses Thatcher, Pres. W. J. Kerr, Pres. James II. Llnford, Prof. Jos. Jensen. , Hon. Joseph Howell then addressed the meeting, touching upon tho Importance Im-portance or Irrigation work, and the importance of showing the dlstln-qulshed dlstln-qulshed visitors from the Congress every consideration and courtesy possible. pos-sible. He urged that one and all put their shoulders to the wheel, for only by active and energetic effort on the part of all could the city and county make the occasion what It should be. At this timo was announced the line of march. , t LINK OF HAUClt. From O. S. L. Station up Center to Second West, south to First South, East on 1st South through B. Y. CoJ-lege CoJ-lege grounds to Main, North to Fourth North, East to 7th East, North to 7th North, uround brow or hill to 8th East, South to Agricultural College. Inspection or experiment work at college followed by luncheon. It. was moved that' Pres. Kerr formulate a letter of Invitation to tho congress In bcliair or the citizens or tho county. Mayor 'Hansen and Congressman Howell cro asked to arrange ror headquarters. Adjourned until Saturday night at hcadquaiteis. At UioTjloso or Vtio mass meeting the general committee met. H. Bui-len Bui-len Jr., was elected secretary and W. A. Jensen Corresponding secretary. Moved by Mr. Howell that tho following follow-ing sub committees bo appointed: ItKCKlTION. Pres. Jos. Morrell, W. II. Lewis, Jos. F. Cardon, Newton Woodruff, L. R. Martincau, J. H. Anderson, Judge C. II. Hart, Frank K. Nebckcr, W. W. Maughan, Isaac Smith, E. R. Owen, Jno. A. Wldtsoe, C. D. W. Fullmer. FINANCK. Moses Thatcher, Hon. Jos. Howell, Thos. Smart, Geo II. Champ. Sorcn Hansen, C. Z. Harris, A. G. Barber, D. R. Roberts, Henry Hayball, II. A. Pedcrsen. TItANSl'OUTATION. Pres. W. J. Kerr. Thos. H. Smith, W. II.'Thaln, Moses Thatcher Jr., B. A. Hendricks, Wm. Edwards, James Quayle, Anthon Anderson, Wm. Murray, Mur-ray, 1. C. Thnrcscn, Jos.A.Smlth,Jno. E Itouche, W. G. Reese, T. II. Merrill, Mer-rill, Chas. G. Hv.le. E. R. Miles, Jr., Adelbert Bird, Fred Turner, L. A. Morrill, N. W. Crookston. LUNCIIKON. Prof. .las. Jensen, E. W. lloblnson, Jno. W. Crawford, S. F. Bailiff, Mrs. Dalinda Cotcy, Miss Gwennle Hubbard, Hub-bard, Geo. W. Thatcher, Moslah Hall, W. B. Prdston Jr., W. N. Hutt, J. n-Stuttered. n-Stuttered. DECOIIATION. Pres. J. II. Llnford, II. E. Hatch ' W. J. Robinson, Geo. Dunbar, B. G. Thatcher, Chas. M. Harris, Jos. Odell, Arthur Bateson. E. T. Hyde, Fred Cates, Zeph Thomas, M.J. Ballard, B. F. Rlter, Robert Murdock. The board or control or the Irrigation Irriga-tion Congress held" a meeting AVedncs-day AVedncs-day evening but did very little outside or routine business. Colonel Maxson or Reno, New. arrived Tuesday and was present at the meeting. Heap-pointed Heap-pointed George M. Hansen as reading clerk ror the congress. The boaul extended ex-tended an Invitation ror nil the pioneers pio-neers who came to Utay with Brlgliam Young and Captain Brown to attend the convention as guests of the congress. con-gress. The board Wednesday night gave out the following as a preliminary drop of tho official programme. This Is subject to change and contains simply sim-ply a general outline of each day's events and the board will hold a meeting meet-ing tonight to arrange the official programme. pro-gramme. Tuesday, Sept. 15.-Inaugural session ses-sion and welcome; Eleventh Irrigation Congress, 0:30 a. m., atternoon session 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.; Inspection of semi-arid semi-arid state fruit and horticultural exhibitions ex-hibitions at the Weber county fair grounds, 3:30 p. m. Reception and ball, 6:30 p. m. Grand march, 0:30 p. m. tenpered by President W. A. Clark to Hon. James Wilson, secretary of the agrlculture,newspapermen government govern-ment experts and delegates at Klesel's hall, Grant avenue. Wednesday, Sept. 10, Business session, ses-sion, 0:30 a. m.; subject "Legal Discussion, Dis-cussion, " evening at the Tabernacle, special concert. Thursday, Sept. 17. Firth session, 0:30 a.m. At 1:30 p. in. all delegates arc requested to be at the headquarters headquart-ers from whence they will be given carriage rides to all model. Irrigated farms and exhibits at the Stato 'Institute 'Insti-tute for tho dear, dumb and blind; up Ogdcn canyon to the dam and the sito or the pioposcd reservoir. Delegates will arrive In the city ror the return trip at 0 o'clock p. m. In time to attend the next session that evening at 8:10. Friday, Sept, 18. Seventh session, 0:30 a. m. Eight session, 1:30 p. m. Night session, 8:10 p. in. Saturday, Sept. 10. Complimentary excursion to Logan, Utah, leaving at 0 a. m. Here the delegates will be entertained en-tertained at a complimentary lunch tendered by the city or Logan. They will return at 5 p. m. In time to connect con-nect with all trains out or tho city. A telegaam has been received by Director McClerk from Secretary Wilson Wil-son in which ho states that ho will deliver de-liver his address on tho 17th. A grand ball will be given In his honor on the night or the 15th. |
