Resolutions adopted by tbe Trans-Mississippi Congress at its Fourteenth Annual Convention Held   Friday, August 21, 1903
Fair Resolutions
Resolved, That this, the fourteenth Annual Convention of the Trans-Mississippi Congress, gives its unqualified indorsement of the request to be made by the Congressional representatives of the original "Oregon Country" of the National Congress for an appropriation of $1,000,000 in aid of such Exposition, and the further sum, $250,000, to be added to an appropriation of $50,000, made by the Oregon Legislature, and an additional $50,000, together with a site provided by the Lewis and Clark Fair Association for the purpose of erecting a Lewis and Clark Memorial Building, in which properly to preserve the historical data of the "Oregon Country," and a further appropriation of $10,000 to be expended by the second oldest Indian training school (Chemawa, Marion County, Oregon), for the purpose of making a complete exhibit of the work of their institution.
Resolved, That the Secretary of this Convention be instructed to send to each Senator and Member of Congress a marked copy of the proceedings of this Congress, and call to their attention this resolution.