Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-28
MORE COUNTY COMMITTEES
For the Worlds Fair-The Machinery Get
ting In Motion.

ting In Motion.
The following additional committees were
sent in yesterday by county judges to tine
dicating those in the various counties who
would act as executive committees for
their respective counties in furthering the
Worlds fair movement:
Jack county-Sill Stark, Jacksboro; j.
n. Rogers, editor Gazette, Jacksboro; W.
T. Stewart, Gertrude; j. M. Cox, Glib
town: i. w. Perrin, Whit, Parker county
nell, Jaclisboro.
Concho county-W. Z. Melton, Gerald
Huston, W. w. Fowler, D. w. Hudson, H.
S. Burdick, Paint Rock; d. E. Benchof,
Eden; Miss Louise Bacon and Mrs. Cora
Cross, Paint Rock.
Trinity county,. P. Stevenson, John E.
Smith, FL. C. Hazard, Groveton; W. W.
Dawson and L. E. Barnes, Trinity.
Orange county-Judge J. G. Burton,
Alex Gilmer, Col. B. H. Noteworthy, Capt.
John McKinnon, l.. Miller, w. H. Starks,
Eugene Bancroft, John G. Stark, Jr., ed
itor Orange Tribune; Mrs. D. Call and Mrs.
John McKinnon, Orange.
Llano county-Knlght Stith, w. T.
Moore. Jr., c. c. McCluer j. A. Swanson,
and Mrs. A. c. Foster, Llano.
Wharton ceunty-Col. ]. N. Dennis, S. A.
Foote, Tom Brooks, Wharton; Hon. G. G..
Duncan, Spanish Camp; Joel NJ Taylor,
Hungerford; Mrs. NJ. E. Anderson, Whar-
ton; Mrs. A. NJ. Battle, Spanish Camp
Waller county-Dr. Edward Montgomery,
A c. Tompkins, E. Crow, John Houx, Jim
Reid, Mrs. Kate Zadow, Mrs. A. B. F'elker,
Hampstead.
Washington county-M. NJ Fielder, Chap
Ell Hill; T. c. Clay, Independence; E.
Reichardt, ID. c. Giddings, Jr, j. G. Ran
kin. editor Banner, Brennan; Mrs. L. j.
Lockett and Mrs. Robert Schuerenbe1 G,
Brennan.
Stephens county,. F. Hawbright, J. W.
Miss Bena Kelley, Breckenridge.
Erath County-Dr. B. Z. Cook, Alexan-
der: Carey W. Styles, Stephenville; r.
H. Ward, Thurber; A. A Chapman, Dub
lin; E. Chandler, Bluffdale; Mrs. DIR. B. E.
Cook, Alexander; and Mrs. II. Latimore,
Dublin.
HAYS coupty-Otto Gross, Kyle; J. B.
Combs and r. S. Conor, San Marcos; Mrs.
r. Prescott and. Mrs. M. X. Mcpherson,
San Marcos.
Uyalde county-Hon. o. Ellis, Hon. J. H.
Clark, Hon. H w. Baylor Capt. William
Benson, D. w. Barnhill, editor Uvalde
News, and Mrs. H. w. Baylor and Mrs. o.
Ellis, Uvalde.
Limestone county,. l. Locke, Nose;
Harry Price, Thornton; Joseph House,
Groesbeck; w. E. Doyle, MeXia; J. E.
Ross, Mexia; Mrs. Mollie Brown, Groes-
beck; Mrs. +. B. Smyth, Mexia
Wood county-B. f. Reed, J. h Ball.
editor Monitor, and /. II. Huffmaster of
Nineola; j. H. Jones, Quitman; Capt
Dave White. Winsboro: Mrs. Rosa Buc-
hanan and Miss Annie Newson, Mineola.
Taylor county-Henry Sales, J. G.. Cur
rio II n Anderson r. "a pnu1pa,.t Tnbp
Hoeny, Mrs. T. o. Anderson andlMrs.
Henry Montgomery, Abilene.
Archer county-E. Fl. East, Judge T. ".
Hart. Judge j. ]. Lory, Judge L. E. Dycus,
r. L. Taylor, Miss Lillian Hart, Mrs. Mary
Coulson, Archer City.
Carson county,. c. Paul, ]. G. Will
Jams, c. L. Lightfoot, W. II. Hickose, DIR.
Miller, Panhandle.
Sherman county,. D. Rawlings, 0. F.
LOOMS, W. T. Smith, +. W. Packard, W.
G.. Minor, Mrs. w. G.. Minor and Mrs. L.
c. Miller.
Denton county-John A Ham. D. Head,
Denton; ]. NJ. Weeks, Pilot Point; w. D.
Milliken, Lewisville; w. c. Wright, Boil
Wheeler, Denton.
Comanche county-W NJ Hail, Sipe
Springs; A r. Lindsey and j. W. Pressler
Comanche: W. C. Strutz and J. r. Gilmore,
De Leon; Mrs. NJ Hall. Sipe Springs, and
Mrs. Walcott, Conanche.
This makes up TO the present time about
fifty counties in which committees have
been appointed, and President Hurley is in
consequence very much enthused over the
work and the promptness with which the
county judges are responding to his request
to appoint committees.
He says that the directors have decided
that space in the Texas building will be
allotted to only such counties in the state
as organize or contribute towards the con-
struction of the building, without which no
exhibit whatever can be made. Therefore,
the cons truction of building on the expo
sition grounds at Chicago is a condition
precedent to Texas being represented there,
and this building, like all other state build
ings, is to be dedicated in October, 1892
The consideration shown Texas in her
allotment of space and assignment of posi-
ton should, the directors think be an in
centive to the people of Texas in stimulat-
ing them to make an exhibit that will be
worthy OF the very prominent position that
Texas will occupy at Chicago during the
exposition.
Besides the county executive committees,
boards of lady managers have been ap-
pointed in the leading cities and centers of
the state, who, together with the ladies on
the county committees, will meet at Dallas
during the fair there in October, to organ
ize state association of lady managers.
$50 HFsIaST His HAT