The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-03-29
WORLDS FAIR WORKERS.
An Executive Committee of Half a
Hundred Citizens Selected.
Preparations for Saturdays Mass
Meeting-The Northern Cali
fornia Association.

| at the citizens meeting held last
Thursday evening in the Supervisors
chamber for the purpose of organizing
County Worlds Fair Association COM
mittee consisting of P. c. Drescher and
Supervisors Greer and Jenkins was APP
pointed for the purpose of selecting an
Executive Committee. The selecting
committee was specially instructed to be
careful to pick out men who were work
ers," and to select them from all parts of
the county. While it was suggested that
the committee should not be composed of
less than twenty producers and mer-
chants, the three gentlemen were given
| authority to make the body as much
larger as they saw fit.
The selecting committee met yesterday,
and after consultation, agreed that the
work of preparing Sacramento County
exhibit Tor the big exposition could be
better attended to by large executive
committee than small one. They Sc
lected over fifty, as follows: Sacra-
mento City, Thos. b. Hall, d. Lubin,
George Schroth, M. Miller, V. S. Nc
CATCHY, Daniel Flint, w. D..Comstock.
c. f. Dillman, q. J.. Gregory, E. B.
Hubbard Adolph Hebron, i. ID. Ryan,
p. b. Carroll, w. L. Gerber, Wells Drury,
j. III. Roberts, A. Black, G. A. york and
| l.. l.. Lewis; DR.. o. Harvey, of Gait; Hon.
| Seymour Carr, Clay Station; Chas. Ru
man, Michigan Bar; w. G. Sheldon, Con-
sumnes; Thos. Mcconnell, Elk Grove;
David Reese, Elorin; John Reith, Union
House; A. I. Allender, Isleton; Sperry
Dye, Walnut Grove; Hon. VIM. john
ston, Richland: Hon. e. Greer, Fruit
Ridge; p. r. Beckley, Franklin; Geo. w.
Kelly, Sheldon; Sol. Runyon CORTLAND;
John Miller, Walnut Grove; Geo. c. Me-
Mullen, Brighton; Geo. L. Rich, Lake
| House; A. G. Schussler, Natoma; j. p.
Odbert, Homestead; Samuel S. Gladney,
Antelope; Chas. Aull, State Prison; Col.
James McNasser, Sutterville; A Abenke,
| Perkins; Chas. Jolley, Folsom; j. Law
! ton, Ashland; L. Jenkins, Florin; Jos.
Reuter-, Reuter-; p. c. DrescheS Sacra-
mento; Hon. f. Cox, Sacramento; Hon.
h. ID. Stephens, Manlove's, and j. II.
| Burnham, Folsom.
The real work of the association will
commence next Saturday afternoon at
| the Courthouse. A mass meeting is to
be held there at that time, to which ev
| erybOdy is invited. The officers of the
association have made arrangements to
have several good speakers there, and the
meeting no doubt will be an enthusiastic
one. The plan upon which the exhibit
will be collected and arranged will he
| agreed upon and the various working
subcommittee appointed.
On Saturday, April 9th, there will be
meeting in this city of delegates from
counties and Worlds Fair Associations
in Northern California, for the purpose
of organizing central association of this
| section of the State, such as has been
done in Southern California. The idea Of
this association will be to obtain uni
formity in exhibits and attend to the
| transportation, etc.
Taken altogether it cannot be said that
Sacramento is at all backward so far as
preparation and enthusiasm for the big
Chicago exposition is concerned.
If you are bilious, take BEECHAM's