The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-10-02
MINNESOTA AT NEW ORLEANS.

Ofhcial Publication of the Departments and
Divisions OF the State Exhibit and the
Superintendent Acknowledgement DIrec-
lions.
With the approval of Gov Hubbard, Oliver
Gibbs. Jr., of Lake City. United States commits
,ioner and secretary Of the state board Of collect
i've exhibits preparing for display at New
Orleans, and Samuel E.. Adams, Minneapolis,
United States alternate commissioner and treas
arer, have issued a circular which embodies oil
the facts in connection with the worlds EXPOSE
lion, which opens Dec. l. As there have been
some changes, tho following amended list OF
superiutendents OF Minnesota departments Is
furnished:
CORRECT LIST OF sUPEn1NTESDENTs.
Agricultural Products-Prof. Edward D. Por-
ter. agricultural college, University Of Mime
so t.: MINNEAPOLIS Prof Porter will have ths
farm products for the state
Fruits-F. G. Gould, Excelsior.
= Growing Trees and Plants-J. NJ. Underwood.
. Dairy P5oducts-G: E Marvin, Rochester: F:
of dairy products and dairy stock for the worlds
exposition. appointed by the director general.
Live Stock-R C. Judson, secretary state
Poultry and Pet stooE"Henry Kalb. Roohes-
Geology, Flora and Fauna-Prof N. q. Win
Fish and t Fisheris,s@Pr. & o sveeny. chair
man state fish commission, St. Paul.
Sanitary Exhibits Dr.. G. n. Hewitt. secretary
state board of health, Red Wing.
Educational Exhibits-Prof. D. L. Kiehle,
state superintendent of public instruction, St.
Paul
ney, Morristown; J. F. Porter. Red Wing. assist
ant.
Lakes and Summer Resorts-Charles Hallock.
Minneapolis.
Flour Manufacturing c. Porter, Winona.
Lumber Exhibits-E. w. Durant, Saltwater.
Manufactures and Mechanics-DavidE E. Bailey,
257 First avenue south, Minneapolis.
Minnesota Pnblications-H D. West, West
Publishing company, St. Paul.
Immigration Pamphlets-H. H. Young, secre-
tary state board of immigration, St. Paul.
Railway Exhibits-Gen. J. H. Baker, railroad
commissioner, St. Paul.
Minnesota Land System-M. 8. Chandler.
Relics and Curiosties-J. Fletcher Williams.
secretary State Historical society, St. Paul.
Department of Wo,nans Work-Mrs. Isabel G.
Bailey. secretsry; office, Room IA, 257 First
avenue SOUTH Minneapolis.
GENERAL SUGGESTIONS.
Each OF the superintendents is held RESPONSE.
bic for his particular division. Tho design is te
represent at the worlds exposition not only all
the industries, arts resources and attractions OF
representation Of every county and every in
dustrial class and interest. Collecting agents,
who are to be experts in the several lines as
sISutu GueIu are 20 DC appointed Dy SupeTlu-
tendents, but voluntary contributions are earn
estly requested. Especial attention is called to
the department of women's work, which will be
made a feature The circular further states:
The exposition opens Dec. 1. As soon as 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 postoffics address OF every contribu-
tor; and at the close of the exposition the COM
missioner will make final report to the gov
ernor, embracing general view of the EXPOSE
ton, comparative view Of the several state ex-
hibits, and q history Of our Minnesota depart
ment, including reports from the several SUPER
intendents, describing the special exhibits under
their charge from our state
All materials, except live stock, dairy products,
and supplementary educational exhibits, should
be sent in by the 25th Of October, and cars ready
to move Nov. !.