Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-07
TIE STATE FAIR.

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ins-Committees Appointed.
The Board OF Directors OF the State
Fair Association was called TO order
about eight o'clock last evening in the
Office OF Recorder Hook, President Rey.
mann and Messrs, Tngle, Mendel,
Kimberly and Reilly being present.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
Mr.. Campbell OF the Ground Commit.
tee stated that the grading: would
be completed by Wednesday even.
ing and then the track could
be Immediately made, The dane.
ing stand is ready for gallant men and
fair maidens to exercise on and benches
and tables have been made for picnic
purposes. One thousand posts for fenc-
ing (25c EACH will be on hands this
week, and lumber has been contracted
for and builders also contracted for.
Mr.. Hook reported the payment TO
Geo. X. Jingle OF 5000 part payment
for tie grounds and the delivering OF
certificate OF 5000 OF stock; six notes
OF s, OC0 have been given bearing B per
cent. interest payable seml-annually,
the first due Oct. 18th, 1881, the next
June lst, 1882, and the other every sue
cessive June. Money paid In up TO
date amounts to s. Sil.25, and the
expenditures,h . been $3,55S SC. leaving
a balance of S2S2 o6 All OF this was APP
proved, and the secretary ordered TO
hurry up the additional so per cent.
called for, a. the business is so rapidly
accumulatiny, that money IL needed, so
that the wheels will not become clogHed:
Mr.. Tingle ofthe committee appointed
for the purpose OF selecting lair commit
tees reported as follows:
Executive - Messrs. A. Reymann,
John Mcclure, John Bodley, George T..
Hannah, w. G. Handlan, Henry Schmpl'
bach. NJ. l.. OF, Jacob Berger, Gen. l..
II. Duval, August Pollack, /. H.. Logan
John w. Nichols, Joseph Speidel, Q. NJ.
Rhodes, Samuel Laughlin, NJ. Reilly
aud George Hook.
FAIR DEPARTMENT.
First observation-disclosures Glass A:
G. p. Brown, q. Ed AIendel. J. +. Simp-
son, C. T.. Wagner and M. LOTUS.
Second Department T. r.
Phillips, John McGannon, Char. Loci
iler, Dir. W. NJ. Late, Bridgeport, Har.
rison county, and Silias Davis.
Third Department--Sheep: A. r.
Jacobs, c.. s. Terrill, +. NJ. Atkinson,
Col. d. S. Thompson and N. Bell.
Fourth Experimentation; Christ.
Hoffman, Chas. A. Otterson, Geo.
Bowers and John q. Muth.
Fifth Department - Poultry; I. L;
Phillips, Samuel b. McColloch and
James Orr.
Sixth Observation-Disclosures Ma.
chinery; X X. Giffen, q. s. Terrill,
Pryor Boyd, s. :. Jacob and 7. A.
Hoge.
Seventh Observation-Disclosures
John ii. Hobbs, John 0Sterling, j. n.
Vance, J. ID. Dubois and Geo. h.
Wheat.
Eighth Department - Provisions,
Vegetables and other Farm Products;
j. X. Windsor Brooke county. l.. l..
Sisson, John Robinson, John w. Mic.
hols and Jos. l.oudenslager.
Ninth Department-Fiuits and Wine;
CHI Hess, j. A. Miller, H. Stimuli
back, II. G. Myers and John II. Debit.
Tenth Department --Miscellane ous
4. Walter. FL. Larkin, J. X Naylor,
J Jhn Freidei and |. Blum.
Eleventh Observation-Disclosures Ia.
brics: George Il. TAYLOR, N. Gutman,
George f. Stiiel and Lucius Hoge.
Twelfth Department. Domestic Man.
ufactures, Fine Arts and Flowers: Mes.
danes Jacob Berger, Harry List, Geo.
Hook, Jas. Wilkinson, CIV. Franzhcim.
q. Il. Tngle, George W. Eckhart, Fred.
Schwertierger. A. X. Jacobs, Charles
NJ. Rhodes, Sam'l Laughlin, A. l.. Rice,
A. Loring, Joseph w. Gallagher, WIN.
VI. ilandlan, Gen'l /. ii. Duvsl, Henry
Brues, Platof Zane, Ed. Scheufier, 4. J.
ZINE, A. ReymanD, NJ. w. Hall, Henry
stamm, George I. thinner, 8. F. Pstter.
son, A. Wilson and NJ. J.. OF; Misses
Libbie Reed, T. 10 idridge, Isadore
Pollock, Mamie DuBois, Sophie Logan,
Carrie Rhodes. Mamie Swabacker,
Amelia Stamp, Mary Houser, Julia
McI.ure, Amelia Campbell aud Messrs
G. Ed. Mendel, w. II. Exley. Samut
Laughlin, Geo. Hook, John Myles, q.
X Tingle, John Mcclure, G. 9. johnson.
Twelfth Department-Ores, Minerals
and Woods-C. + Dwight. 7. l. Kim
berry, ID. + stalnaker, Maj. A. L)ing
and Capt. A. Wilson.
Prntiug-C. G. Johnson. Geo. Hook
and Il. X. Jingle.
Travel and Transporta,ion-M. l..
OFT, NJ. Reilly, G. I'd. Mendel, W. II.
Exiey aud X Campbell.
MachiHery-John NJ. Sweeney, X. X.
Gifiin and y. T.. Whitaker.
Military and Police Capt. John NJ.
Birch, Gen. f.. l. Wood and Justice w.
II. Caldwell.
Buildings-R. CImpbrll,M Reilly and
w. II. Exley.
Amusements-C. Y. Lucas, r. J.
Kramer aud q. e. Johnson.
This was approved, and a resolution
adopted esking these committees 10 meet
as soon az possible and prepare their
work, as 1T is the idea 10 get up a cata.
logue az soon as possible, and these com.
mlttees must arrange their works, pre-
MUM lists, etc. The committees are all
good ones, and il they get down 10 work
there is every prospect tor glorious re
suit.
Mr. Tingle offered the resignation OF
Mr.. NJ. l.. OFT, whose business was OF
such character that he could not pay
the attention TO the fair that he would
like. II was accepted, and Capt John
McLure elected in his place.
Mf. Campbell offered resolution that
$4,000 additional stock be placed on the
market. and asked that it lie over until
the next meeting.
Mr. Reilly spoke OF the work that the
secretaries we're doing, and Q COMMITTEES
was appointed, consisting Of Messrs.
Jingle, Kimberly and Reilly, TO tx the
salaries.
The Committee on Buildings was or.
dered to employs boss carpenter for
the purpose Of making estimates and an
architect TO make drawings.