Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-23
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
SUCCESS ASSURED.

The Exposition Building VIII Open on
the Sd of June.
A meeting of the committee appointed to
arrange for the opening of the permanent
exhibit held a meeting at the Exposition
building yesterday, Chairman Z. r. Hamil-
ton presiding. After general exchange of
views, Superintendent Maydwell reported
as result of his visits to Boards of Trade
of the several counties north of Sacramento,
that as the representative of the Improve
ment Association of the city and county of
Sacramento he had been received with
marked courtesy that he found the people
heartily approved the efforts of Sacramento
to further the interests of Central
and Northern California, by provid-
ing for permanent exhibit of its
resources. Every section visited appointed
active committees to arrange for an
exhibit to be in place on the opening day,
Saturday, June I'd, and appointed repre-
sentatives to attend and take part in the in
augural exercises. He also read replies
hom prominent fruit growers, gardeners
and farmers, signifying a willingness to
contribute TO the display of Sacramento
county.
The committee feel very much encour.
dSSh lLJll1 iuC ldNOlduIk ItSDOI1S6S, re-
aliZing the necessity of further and more
general efforts being made to insure the
unqualified success of the enterprise, re-
solved TO appoint committee of ladies
and gentlemen to solicit from our citizens
contributions of green, preserved and dried
fruits, vegetables cereals and all other pro-
ducts OF Sacramento county.
The building will be ready to receive ex-
hibits the first of next week, and it is de-
sired that contributions should be sent in
as early in the week as possible.
Persons contributing are requested to
place their names on articles sent in.
Articles will be called for if it is incon-
venient to send them, by leaving word
with J. 0. Coleman, Secretary, or W. B.
Haydweli, Superintendent of building.
Following are the persons named on the
committees:
COMMITTEE OF MIN.
Hon E. J. Gregory, r. D. Stephens, L. H.
Schusler, E. F Aiken, Isaac Lee, G. H. Kerr.
G. w. Reid, James Rutter, L. H Fassett, Sol.
Runyon, W. Johnston, Joseph Reuter-,
Charles Hollister, DIR. Manlove, G. w.
Hancock, w. Robinson, A. Menke, P. E.
Platt, w. II. Wood, E. w. Maslin, Colonel
HcNasser, J. Gabrielle, F. Gabrielle, Philip
Scheld Thomas Hague, F. NJ. Shields, NJ
K. Barrett, Charles NJ. Prodger. w. o.
Bowers, IhomaS DWyer, V. >. McClatchy,
W. K. Ormsby, D. A Lndley, s. E. Car
rington, C. L. White, S. S. Southworth, NJ
Kesler, w. II. Wittenbrock, H Gerber, ]. NJ
hilliken, E. A. Curtis, DR.. w. a. Briggs
George o. Bates, P. G. Drescher, j. S. Pat
terson. Thomas Mcdonnell, Dr. James
Caples, E. W. Stickney, Jacob Olsen, Jake
Hyman, A. Leonard VIM. Schaw,
Sylvester Tryon, 7. H. Cook, H. G. May, s.
Gerson, Rev. W. @. Merrill.
LADIES COMMITTEE.
Mrs G. ". Chesley, Mrs. E. j. Gregory,
Mrs. C. McCreary, Mrs. J. w. Armstrong,
RS. Grove L. Johnson, Mrs. E. K Alsip,
Mrs. c. H. Cummings, Mrs. Sparrow Smith,
Mrs. Joseph Steffens, Mrs. H C. Kirk, Mrs.
=. r. Dray, Mrs. l.. l.. Lewis Mrs. Chris
topher Green, Mrs. J. A. Woodson, Mrs. J.
L. Huntoon, Mrs. C. H. Hubbard, Mrs. a.
G.. Smith, Mrs. Add c. Hinkson, Mrs Jas
l. Felter, Mrs. Lee Stanley, Mrs p H. Rus
eel, Mrs. Charles Robin, Mrs. G. L. Sim
mons. Mrs. T. B. Hall, Mrs. L. r. Hamil-
ton, Mrs. P BOIL, Mrs. J. W. Wilson, Mrs.
Addie Carter, Mrs. n. d. Rideout, Mrs. j.
r. Watson, Mrs. L. w. Huntington, Mrs.
Obed Harvey, Mrs. P Stanton, Mrs ]. T.
Griffitts, Mrs. W. 3. Miller Mrs. Alice
Campbell, Mrs. Samuel Lavenson, Mrs. A.
A. Van VOORHEES,, Mrs. a. A. Redington,
Mrs. f. L. Ray, Mrs. r. z. Gogings Mrs
(. F. Taylor, Mrs. l.. Tozer, Mrs. r. S.
Carey, Mrs. S. NJ. Hoover. Mrs. n. Greene
Curtis, Mrs. II. Weinstock, Mrs. F. w.
Fratt, Mrs. E. P. Figg,