Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-17
HOW HAPPY WE'LL BE-.
Salem Will Welcome the Masses With
Grand Basket Picnic on
Jnlv lth.

manifested over the forthcoming
states picnic to be held at the fair
grounds in Salem ON July 4th.
Further details of the days enjoy
ment were discussed and the follow
ing subcommittee to look after
their respective states were APP
pointed:
THE STATE COMMITTEES.
The following appointments of
state committees were made last
night. These committees are liable
to minor changes, AS some states
have no representation, for the
reason that the sons of those com
mouwealths were not known at the
meeting last night:
= Arkansss-G w Meeks, J D.
Covey, H r Moore, Mrs. Meeks.
California--A | Wagner, l. d
Henry, A w Scott, Miss Stella
Cannon.
Colorado-C S McNAlly, H T.
Van Avery.
Dakota-Rev f H Gwynne, J F.
Jacobson.
Delaware Judge w P Loid.
Georgia-Mr Glenn, Capt E d
Cooper.
Illinois, w Crawford, A Klein,
DR. Bradshaw, Mrs h S Wallace,
Mrs u NJ Parvin.
Iudiana--H r Ragan, Finley
Perrine, DIR S r Jessup, Rev VIM r
Williams.
Iowa. H Albert, } L Ashby, H
Minthorn, Geo Hoeye, Miss o NJ
Capwell, Mrs G w Gray.
Kansas-H V Matthews, w II
Pratt, f NJ Law, G. M Grilley, Mrs
F Lockley, Mrs T Holverson.
Kentucky-M ] Scott, A L Du
Puy, Miss Mary Allen, DR. Rowland.
Maine-G P Landerson, A Small,
Geo Collins, Mrs l. Learned.
Massachusetts-ReY II H Brown,
--Eppley, II G. Perkins.
Mlchigan-Maj F E Hodgkin, Mr.
Dayton, w M Spade, Mrs w N
Ladue, Mrs Col O.msteai.
MlAnesota-Mr Pieler, e Webb,
j b Brown, Mrs w c Hammer,
Mrs L n White.
Missouri "A B Buren, G b Irvine,
J b Putnam.
Nebraska-J Roberts, r r Ryan,
G NJ Moody, Mrs l w Staley,
Mrs G w Peck.
New Jersey-Joseph Clark.
New York-Hon p II Darcy,
f L Port, G Collins, Mrs Reeves.
Ohio-G Steiner, David Ear'y,
d G Haywood, Mrs l. H Rowland,
Mrs Cherrington.
Oregon-T G Shaw, G Wright,
J b Mechanic, w l. Wade, T B
Wait, Mrs u f Moody, Mrs j
Mimic, Mrs Belle Cooke.
Pennsylvania-E S BolIineer, Rev
] Bowersox, Daniel Fry, Mrs E b
McElroy, Mrs w H White, Mrs
Caldwell.
Tennessee-Lruis Pettyjohn,
Texas--Leo Willis, W II Wild,
d II Ereitz Mrs II Stoudennlpyer.
MRS Van Fleet.
Vermont-F J Babcock, John
Gray, James Denham, Mrs Gray,
Mrs Denham.
Washington-M II Bowman.
West Virginia-ProfAssor Arnold.
Wisconsin-Mr Marsh, Geo y
Smith, | L Kimber, Mrs Southwick,
Mrs Dinsmore.
Canada-J G Booth, J A Carson,
j A A Shaw, DR. Rossiter, H q Guild
\ 1t will be the duty Of these com
mittees to fill out their number with
such names as they see fit. They
will be expected to select head
quarters for their respective states
on the grounds and provide thu
same with such banners and decOra
tions as they prefer; also 10 provid
for registering their people an'
supplying them with a badge o
their state. A pleasant program
will be aimed at rather than
formal or elaborate one. Real en-
ioyment will be made the essence o
every effort.
The people of the entire country
surrounding Salem are cordially in
yited to come in and participate
, Bring your lunch baskets well filled
/ meet your old friends and form
pleasant new acquaintance Hav
a good old-fashloned time and s.
home happy instead of exhausted
! by u hum-drum celebration.