Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-17

The worlds fair committee for the
Sixth congressional district met yester-
day afternoon, in the rooms of the
chamber of commerce. The present
members of the committee are as fol-
lows:
Los Angeles county,. N. Breed, E.
F. G. Klokke, George H. Stewart, E. w.
Jones, L. E. Mosher, Los Angeles city
Abbott Kinney, Sierra Madre; J. De
Barth Shorb, San Gabriel; Philip Stein,
Pomona; H. G. Hubbard, San Fernando
G. A. Cofman, Rivera.
San Diego county-Warren G. Kim.
ball, National city R. n. Young, james
P. Jones, San Diego; Harry Bantz, San
Jacinto.
Orange county-Joseph Yoch, M. J
Bundy.
Santa Barbara-C. F. Eaton, Kinto1
Stevens.
San Bernardino-L. G. Waite, River.
side; George H. Crafts, Redlands; j
A. Bidwell, Ivanpah.
Ventura-N. w. Blanchard, Thos. R.
Bard.
Abbott Kinney was elected temporary
chairman, and committee on creden-
tials appointed.
The permanent organization as finally
effected, elected T. R. Bard as chair
man; Warren G. Kimball, first vice
president; L. G. Waite, second vice
president; f. F. G. Klokke, third vice
president; L. E. Mosher, secretary, and
+. W. Jones, treasurer.
The first business of the association
was the adoption OF bylaws.
The bylaws, as finally adopted,
selected the name of Southern Califor-
MIA Worlds FairJ association, with the
object of advancing the interests Of
Southern California at the worlds fair,
and arranging for an adequate repre-
sentation of the varied interests of this
section.
The basis of representation of the va
rious localities was fixed, the delegates
to be appointed by the boards of super
visors or the commercial associations oi
the counties.
The present officers elected are to hold
Office until January, 1892, or until their
successors are elected.
The regular meetings of the associa.
tion will take place quarterly on the first
Wednesday in February, May, August
and November, at 10 80.
After the adoption of the bylaws, the
executive committee was elected with
the following members:
Los Angeles County-E. F.C. Klokke
Abbott Kinney, E. W. Jones, L. E.
Mosher and Philip Stein.
San Diego County-W. G. Kimball
and J. P. Jones.
Orange County-M. J. Bundy.
Ventura County-T. R. Bard.
Santa Barbara-Kinton Stevens.
San Bernardino - George II. Crafts
and L. @. Waite.
After appointment meeting of the
committee was called for 7 80 in the
chamber OF commerce rooms, and the
meeting at once adjourned. aeea .t
The executive committee organized
last evening with Mr.. T. R. Bard oi
Ventura as chairman; Abbott Kinney,
vice chairman; L. E. Mosher. secretary
and E. w. Jones, treasurer. .,a, aa
Mr.. Warren Kimball of San Diego was
requested to act as chairman for the
evening, as neither chairman nor vice
chairman was present.
A committee consisting of Messrs E.
w. Jones, ]. P. Jones and L. G. Waite
was appointed to draft rules for the
government OF the committee.
A recess of twenty minutes was taken
to allow the committee to do its work.
When they reported the rules, besides
the usual rules of government, provided
for the appointment of six sub-commit-
tees, as follows:
1.-Auditiug and finance.
2.-Literature.
3.-Citrus and fruit trees, wines and
olive oils.
4.-Raisins, dried and canned fruit
and their packages.
5.-Minerals, mines and mineral oils.
6.-Cereals, manufactures and all in
dustries not in the care of other COM
mittees.
The executive committee is to meet
monthly, on the first Wednesday in the
month.
The committee decided to allot to each
county the trees to be grown for exhibi.
ton, selecting the varieties which dc
the best in the various localities. 1t was
the general sentiment Of the committee
that deciduous trees should not be taken.
The secretary was requested to ad-