Irrigation Congress Addresses Immigration and Water Rights
Delegates from the Sixteenth Irrigation Congress debate immigration policy and call for enforcing existing laws. W. M. Wiley of Colorado discusses irrigation by private enterprise, emphasizing title and water rights, reliable engineers, and sound farming practices as keys to success and potential profits.
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Chicago
Hook Island
Congress
Sixteenth Irrigation Congress
Committee On International Relations
W. M. Wiley
Colorado
Maxwell Oratory Hits Wepee Congress on Forest Defense
Chicago editor Geo HM Maxwell spoke in defense of the forestry service in a lecture dubbed the afternoon’s highlight. He warned against deforestation and urged national duty beyond self interest, blaming political opposition for alleged mismanagement in the west.
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Geo HM. Maxwell
Chicago
House of Representatives
Forest Service
Colorado
Maxwell
Debate Over Forest Policy Draws Colorado Ideas
Delegates heard arguments for and against federal forestry policing led by Pinchot. Maxwell urged upholding the reclamation act and national irrigation to curb floods, while others called for review courts and prudent administration. Adjournment came at 5:35 pm as talks joined a broader Spokane vs Pueblo bid for peace gathering.
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Renute
Forest Service
Pinchot
Mr. Maxwell
Sam
Colorado
Mississippi River
Missouri Valley
Mississippi
United States
Maxwell
Smith
Utah
F. C
Finkle
California
Forestry Service
Congress
M. ‘Tavernier
Irrigatio
W. D. Owens
Owens River Valley
W. W. Follett
International Boundary Commission
Rio Grande
Gulf
Follett
Resolutions Committee Sets Morning Meeting for Organization
The resolutions committee meets at Convention Hall at 9 o'clock for organization and report prep. Members listed include Geo H Maxwell New York P H Mason Iowa Thomas G Gerdine DC BE Brown Wisconsin H B Holt New Mexico J Baird Wyoming T J Harrison Washington RR Youngs Utah R F Burgess Texas C C Adams South Dakota A G Utley Rhode Island B P Folsom Ohio H Cunningham Oklahoma M J Costello North Dakota S Neders Nevada D C McWaters Idaho G L Shamway Nebraska Hh W H Mille New Jersey J R Kiliost Michigan Geo Rogers Minnesota Dr W J McGee Missouri A Landry Louisiana BR HH Faxon Kansas RR KB Wilson Iineix John G North California Aaron Gove Colorado Joseph H
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Resolutions Committee
Geo. H. Maxwell
New York
P. H.mason
Iowa
Thomas G. Gerdine
District of Columbia
BE. H. Brown
Wisconsin
H. B. Holt
New Mexico
J. &. Baird
Wyoming
T. J. Harrison
Washington
RR. W. Youngs
Utah
J. R. Kiliost
Michigan
Geo. Rogers
Minnesota
W. J. McGee
Missouri
A. Landry
Louisiana
BR. HH. Faxon
Kansas
RR. KB. Wilson
Iineix
John G. North
California
Aaron Gove
Colorado
Joseph H
Forestry discussion delays today's program of addresses
Yesterday's lengthy forestry debate disrupted the scheduled program and caused several key papers to be moved. Today the program is expected to run full, with possible additions and a very interesting day anticipated.
Big Fire Dance by Naids Tonight at Exposition Grounds
The Navajo fire dance, a sensational ceremonial spectacle, will be staged tonight at the exposition grounds in front of the grand stand. Chief Pesehlikline leads about a hundred braves around bonfires while painted with gypsum and crying out in a drumbeat chant. Catone Belters, Dick Wetherill, and the San Juan cowboys direct the performance for a highly popular feature of the show.
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Exposition Grounds
Grand Sta
Pesehlikline
Catone
Belters
Dick Wetherill
San Juan Cowboys
Central Avenue
Forecast and Visitors at New Mexico Exposition
Forecast calls for fair weather in New Mexico and Arizona on Thursday and Friday. Hugo Seaberg of Raton attends the exposition, as do Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Remsberg of Santa Fe. Hon. W. G. Sargent and Mrs. Bergent visit. L. Burt, Mountainair principal, arrives as guest of W. B. Garvin. FP. Johnson of Watrous visits with A. T. Ward of Minneapolis studying farming in New Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Keegan of Globe also among the visitors.
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Washington
New Mexico
Arizona
W. G. Sargent
Bergent
FP. Johnson
Watrous, N. M
A.T. Ward
Minneapolis
Mrs
J. J. Keegan of
Globe
Mr. Keegan
Arizona Delegates and Notables Attend Irrigation Congress
Globe National Bank president among Arizona delegates to the Irrigation Congress visiting Albuquerque. Mr and Mrs William Farr long time Albuquerque residents now reside in Imperial Valley California. Jose P D Sena Santa Fe mayor and supreme court clerk arrived for several days to attend the congress and fair. W E Dare former district court clerk now in Mexico plans to stay for the fair and congress. Secretary Fowler announces a 7 PM meeting of National Federation of Water Users in the convention hall committee rooms.
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Globe National Bank
Arizona
Irrigation Congress
William Farr
Albuquerque
Sue Exposition
Imperial Valley of
California
Jose P D. Sena
Santa Fe
Supreme Court
W. E. Dare
Mexico
City
Congress
Fowler
National Federation of Water Users
Convention
Lost items alert at Grand Central hotel and streets
Lost on Monday night an open faced gold watch with Hamilton movement chain and Knights Templar charm. Reward offered by J. S. Barrett proprietor Grand Central hotel. Also lost white feather boa between Sixth and Second streets near New York Fourth or Marquette. Return Madam Stewart Lamb for reward.
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Hamilton Movement
Knights Templar
J. S. Barrett
Grand Central Hotel
Sixth
Second
New York
Fourth
Marquette Street
Madam Stewart-Lamb
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Mebrting
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Pueblo
Neval
J. H. Coons
Central Bik
Purblo, Colo
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Central Block
Purblo
H. O. Snyder
Southern
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the Mutual Life Insurance Company of
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Bernardino Francisco
Pena Blanca
N. M
BIG Fire
Naids Tonight
Hugo Seaberg
Raton
L. Burt
Mountainair
W. B. Garvin
Driscoll
E. Maharam
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Aurora, Illinois
City of Mexico
C. F. Berna
Alvarado
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