The record-union., 1892-06-10
Afternoon Session.

Afternoon session.
After recess, on motion of D. Lubin,
a committee was appointed to wait upon
the State Commission and request per-
mission to meet with that body regu-
larly.
The committee was appointed by the
chair, and consists of d. Lubin of Sacra-
mento, w. NJ. Williams of Fresno and l..
B. Adams OF olO. On motion OF ID. w.
Perkins, the Chairman and Secretary OF
the meeting were added to the COM
mittee
Mr.. Fulweiler suggested that the COM
mlttee be authorized, in case the COM
mission should not accede to the request,
To prepare preamble and resolutions to
ne presented TO the State at large,
through the press, and to the Governor,
and get the public interested in the
effort to remedy the evils complained OF.
Several Of the delegates expressed
opinions IN regard to the "dreSS re-
hearsal," and some thought it good in
many respects and for certain products.
Some of the counties were doubtless in
favor OF preliminary exhibition, as it
would enable them to get their exhibits
IN order and be good thing to arouse
interest and united work, but they did
not think their failure to act with the
san Francisco exhibition should lose
them any rights or privileges at Chicago.
Some OF those present construed the
instructions received to mean that if they
did not take part in the rehearsal they
would not be awarded space at the eX-
position.
Considerable discomfort was expressed
at the lack of action on the part of the
commission, as the Commissioners were
scattered and seemed to have no Ex-
ecuuve Committee, or head with whom
to correspond or confer.
hQ On, - 4l i i
gates, +. f. Smith, Secretary of the State
Agricultural Society, was sent for and
attended the meeting. In reply to ques-
tons, Mr.. Smith stated that he believed
there was only one Commissioners in San
Francisco (Mr. Hatch), and the others
were widely scattered. He thought it
would be the best plan to notify MIR.
Latch Of some time when the committee
just appointed would be in San Fran
cisco, and have him endeavor to have the
commissioners present, or have duly
authorized subcommittee with power 10
act.
Mr.. Smith said further that a commit
tee from the State Agricultural Society
and one from the Industrial Society
would attend such meeting.
TO MEET HERE AGAIN.
1t was finally decided that the conven-
ton would meet here again on Monday,
Zation, and that the committee would be
instructed and sent to san Francisco the
same day. In the meantime the Secre-
tary was Instructed to correspond with
such Of the State Commission as can be
reached and advise them of this action.
The Secretary was further instructed
to address the Boards OF Supervisors in
the various counties and urge them to
cooperate by appointing representatives
where none are now authorized.
1t was also provided that if any mem
Der Of the committee was unable to at
tend, or prevented from attending, the
convention on the 2lst inst, he may ap-
point substitute.
The committee was instructed to have
proper address formulated, to be pre-
pared by the Secretary and sent to the
various counties, addressed to the care of
the Clerk of the Boards of Supervisors
this address TO state more fully and spe-
citically the objects OF the association.
The convention then adjourned to meet
here, as stated, June 2lst, at ii A. NJ.