The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-07
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AsAALL ARhH OF WORKERs.
Vow the stale Fair SETS into BETTER
~ShaPe-The work OF OFghniznlIO6 BE.
gtns-rhs CaPlRlRa and their COmpA-
niles In Llne, and shortly ThInEs viii
be BOOminE-Ihe Directors Melting
Last AIglt.
The State Fair directors met last night
at the office Of Recorder Geo. Hook. The
following members were present; Messrs.
A. Rsymann President), Reilly, Tingls,
Mende', Campbell aud Kimberly. The
minutes OF the last meeting were
read and adopted. Various committees
reported with regard to the progress Of the
work and all showed everything progress.
ing extremely we'll. The dancing platform
ia up, and tue contract for the building Of
the fence has bee. let to Messrs, Craig &
Dickinson. A contract Tor the delivery OF
locust posts has also been made.
The agreement with Mr.. TiuVls by the
Fair Association with reference to the
pnrchase OF his property, and settlement
for same, had been put in legal form during
the week and the terms we're sanctioned
by the board.
The directors have taken an admirable
method Of facilitating the work OF the
State Fair, The short time intervening
and difficulties surrounding the holding Of
y first lair can be comparatively bridged
over by the duties being apportioned out,
This the Board has done as will bs seen
by the publication Of the names below,
They have been selected, with hut few ex.
exceptlons-.hOse OF the Committee OF Fine
Arts, Flowers, etc, -irom the stockholders,
by a special committee appointed for the
purpose ct q former meeting.
Certainly every II must feel q warm in.
terest in the State Fair, and the duties re-.
quired from these committees ought 10 be
made enjoyable Rs well as profitable to tho
project, The general aud Especial commit.
tees as appointed are ss follows:
Executive OOmmlttee-A, Reymann,
John Bodley, jacob Berger, Aug, Pollock,
John v, Nichols, &, G. Hannah, Samuel
Langhlin, Jos. speidel, NJ. Reilly, John
Mcclure, NJ. L. Or, Gen. l, IL. Duysl,
DR.. 7. Il. Logan, q. NJ. Rhodes, ". o,
Hsndlan, Henry SchumlbaCh and George
Hook.
FAIR COMMITTEES,
On Horses, Glass 40. p. Brown, J.. F.
Simpson, NJ. Lotus, G.. Edward Mendel
and o. Ed. Wagner.
On Osttle-T. r. Phillips, Charles Loci.
Ter, Edward Blaney, John McGaunon,
DR.. w. NJ, Late and Sllas Davis.
On sheep-A. r. Jacobs, E. NJ. Akin.
son, Nlnian Bsall, O. =, Terrill and Col. D.
s. Thompson,
On Hogs-Chris, Hoffman, John G.
Muth and Charles A. 0sterson.
On PoulLTy,-T. p. Phillips, s. B. Nc.
CulIoCh, James Orr.
On Agricultural Mschinery.-R. K. Gil.
fen, Q: s. Terrill, Pryor Boyd, $. s, Jacob,
n. A. Hoge.
On MsnuiaCtures-John II. Hobbs, ].
Oesterltng, J. N. Vance, j. D. Dubois,
Geo. K. Wheat.
On Provision, Vegetable and Other Farm
Products.-J, II. Windsor, l.. p. Sisson,
John Robinson, John W. Nichols, Joseph
Loundenslager.
On Fruit and Wine.-Chrls. Hess, J, A.
Miller, Henry SchmulbaCh, Henry U,
Myers, John II. Diehl.
On Miscellaneous A~rtiCles.--A. Walter,
Ed. LSrkin, ]. r. Naylor, John Frledel, l.
Blum.
On Textile Fabrics.-Geo. R. Taylor NJ.
Gutman, Geo: L. Stifel, LuClus Hoge.
On Domestic Manufactures, Fine Arts
and Flowers and Plants-Mrs. NJ. l.. OF,
Mrs. Jacob Berger, Mrs. Harry List, Mrs.
May Whitney Hall, Mrs. A. Wilson, Mrs.
Sarah F. Patterson, Mrs. Geo, Hook, Mrs,
jas. Wilkinson, Mrs. G. W. Franzheim,
Mrs. g K. Taylor, Mrs. Geo. I. Zimmer,
Mrs. Geo, ", Eckhard, MIS-. Ed. ScheuAer,
Mrs. Fred SChwerttegor, Mrs. A. X. Jacobs,
Mrs, A. l.. Rice, Mrs. Charles NJ. Rhodes,
Mrs. Samuel LanShlin, Mrs N. SSabaCkOr,
Mrs. Henry Stsmm, Mrs. NJ W. Hall,
Mrs. A. RaymRnn, Mrs. Il. j. Xaae, Mira,
platolr Zane, Mrs. Henry Bowetu, MrY. A.
Loring, Mrs Gen. |, Ii. Duvsl, Mrs. VIM.
NJ. HaudlAn, Mrs. Jos. ". Gallaher, Misses
Amelia Campbell, IsadorO Pollock, Julia
Mcclure, Libbis Ried, 4. Deddridge, Sophia
Logan, Belle Mendel, Mamie Dubois, Mary
Hauser, Carrie Rhodes, Amelia Stsmm,
and Messrs. G. Ed, Mendel, y. g. Johnson,
W. II. Exley, Jno. Mcclure, Samuel Laugh.
LIN, u. X. Tingle, Johu Mylea and Geofge
Hook.
On Ores, Minerals and Woods.-O. Z.
Dwight, +. L. Kimberly, D T.. S.Alnaker,
Maj. A. Loring, Capt, A. Wilson.
GENERAL COMMITTEES.
On Printing.-C. U. JoAnuon, George
Hook, G. X. Tingle.
Fare and Transportation. IN. L, OF,
NJ. Reilly, 9. Ed. Mendel, W. II. Exley,
r. Campbell.
Neutrality-suspicious. W. Sweeney, R, K,
Glfen, N. E. Whitaker.
B%nildings.-R Campbell, NJ. Reilly, W..
II. Exley.
AmnsementH.-O. Y. Lucas, F. ]. Kra.
mer, y. q. Johnson.
: Military and PoliCe-Capt. John NJ,
Birch, Gen. L. L. Wood and Justice W,
A. Caldwell.
Tho various committees met with unan.
imOus approval and the report OF the COM.
mittee was adopted.
The Committee OF Printing was author.
ized to notify the appointees above OF the
action OF the Board.
Mr.. Jingle presented the resignation Of
Mr.. NJ. l.. OF HB q member Of tho Board,
and gave as explanation that his business
duties, which had accumulated on his
shoulders owing 10 the purchase OF one
partners interest, made the step absolute.
ly necessary. Through Mr.. Tingle he de-.
to state that he was willing 10 work
on any committee, and regretted that his
resignation was rendered necessary.
On motion OF Mr.. Reilly, Captain John
Mcclure WAS unanimously elected In place
Of Mr.. OF,
Alter come further business Of no gen.
eral interest u the pnblic the meeting ad.
Iourned 10 meet next Saturday evening.
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