The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-10-02
MINNESOTA AT NEW ORLEANS.

ufnciaI Publication Of the Departments and
Divisions Or the state Exhibit and the
Supcrintendents Thereof General Dlrcc-
lions.
With the approval of Gov. Hubbard, Oliver
Gibbs, Jr., Of Lake City. United States commits
oner and secretary of the state board Of collect
i've exhibits preparing for display at New
Orleans and Samuel K. Adams, Minneapolis
United States alternate commissioner and treas
nrcr, have issued a circular which embodies all
the facts in connection with. the worlds EXPOSE
lion, which opens Dec. 1. As there have been
some changes, The following amended list OF
superintendent of Minnesota departments Is
furnished:
CORRECT LIST OF sUPERINTE.JDENTs.
Agricultural Products-Prof Edward D: For
ter, agricultural college, University Of Mime
.ota, Minneapolis Prot Porter will have. have the Ss
farm products for the state.
Fruits-F. g. Gould, Excelsior
Growing Trees and Plants. N. Underwood,
Lake City.
Dairy Products-C. e. Marvin, Rochester: F.
A. Richardson, Austin. assistant Mr.. Marvin 1s
also general superintendent OF the department.
of dairy products and dairy stock for the world
exposition. appointed by the director general.
Live Stock-R c. Judson, secretary state
board of agriculture, Pennington.
Poultry and Pet Stock-Henry Kaib Roches-
Geology, Flora and Fauna-Prof. N. II. VIM
chell. state geologist Minneapolis.
Fish and Fisheries-Dr. Z. O; Sweeny. chair
man state fish commission, st. Paul.
Sanitary Exhibits-D Dr. G. N. Hewitt, secretary
state board of health, Red Wing.
Educational Exhibits-Prof. D. L. kiehle,
state superintendent of public instruction, St.
Paul.
Amber Cane Sugar and syrup-Seth r. Kin
ney, Morristown; j. r. Porter. BED Wing. assist
ant. ,- r =.
Lakes and Summer Resorts Charles Hallock:
Minneapolis.
Flour Manufacturing-L. C. Porter, Winona.
Manufactures and Mechanics-DavidE f. Bailey,
257 First avenue south, Minneapolis.
Minnesota Publicatlons-H- D. West. West
Publishing company, st. Paul.
immigration Pamphlets-H II. Young, secre-
tary state board of immigration, st. Paul
Railway Exhibits-Gen. J. H. Baker, railroad
commissioner st. Paul.
Minnesota Land System-M 6. Chandler,
United States surveyor general. st. Paul.
Relics and Cnriosities-J. Fletcher Williams.
Department Of WoInans W. rk-Mrs. Isabel c.
Marston, Minneapolis superintendent; David E.
Bailey. secretary; office, Room IA, PSI First
avenue SOUTH Minneapolis.
GENERAL SUGGESTIONS.
Each Of the superintendents is held response
BILE for his particular division. The design is tc
represent at the worlds exposition not only all
the industries, arts resources and attractions OF
the state, but to make OUR exhibits embrace
representation OF every county and every I'M
dustrial class and interest Collecting agents,
who are to be experts in the several lines as
signed them, are to be appointed by superin-
tendents but voluntary contributions are earn
estly requested. Especial attention is called to
the departm ent Of women's work, which will be
made feature. The circular further states:
The exposition opens Dec. /. AS soon pos
sible thereafter list of all the materials placed
in the exposition from Minnesota will be pre-
pared and returned to the governor. with the
name and postoffce address of every contribu-
tor; and at the close of the exposition the COM
missioner will make final report to the gov
ernor, embracing a general view of the exposi-
ton, comparative view of the several state ex-
hibits, and history of our Minnesota depart
mcnt, including reports from the several super
intendents, describing the special exhibits under
their charge from our state.
All materials, except live stock, dairy products.
aud supplementary educational exhibits, should
be sent in by the 25th of October, and cars ready
to move Nov. 1.