Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-05-04
werla.. Fair Meeting.

Tho board of Worlds Fair mana gers met yesterday pursuant to ad- journment.
 Present.--Wm. O. O'Neill, presi- dent; l.. c. Hughes, secretary; R. c Brown, treasurer; $. F. Behan and Geo. F. Coats, commissioners, Mrs. Thcmas ]. Butler and Miss Lorette Lowell, lady managers, present.
 RULES GOVERNING COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
 Tho duties of county commission CTS shall be the collection and ar rangments of the exhibits of their several counties under the direction and supervision of the board of Worlds Fair managers
 The compensation of a county commissioner shall be three dollars a day and no compensation shall be allowed except for days on which services were actually performed. When engaged in travelling under special orders of the board of mana gers county commissioners shall re- ceive actual expense of transports ton over the shortest practicable route. No allowance or compensa- sion whatever sball be paid except on itemizsd accounts duly sworn to before some officer authorized by law to administer oaths, and after be- ing audited by the auditing com mittee of the board of managers.
 County commissioners shall sub nit to the secretary of the board of managers monthly reports stating in detail all work performed by them during each day of the period coy cred by the report. County com missioners will strictly observe all such rules established by the board of managers as to the classification of exhibits, files of the sams and al such rules will be in accordance with those established by the chief of departments of the Columbian exposition and any infraction of the same will result in the rejection of of the exhibit by such authorities at Chicago.
 No county commissioner shall in our any obligation or indebtedness on account of storage, transporta- ton on any pretext whatever with out being first authorized in writing by the managers.
 Commissioner Coats called up the subject of an Arizona building on the exposition grounds. The sdvis- ability of such building was dis cussed both pro and con. Action concerning same was deferred for the present.
 1t was unanimously resolved that the president of the board should proceed to Chicago toprocure space for Arizona exhibits, and to secure the data necessary for the board in the discharge of it's duties intelli- gently, economically and rapidly. Commissioners Hughes and Brown were appointed as committee to confer with Prof. Gully and the faculty of the university of Arizona with view to their cooperation in securing certain class of exhibits. General Thomas J. Butler ap- peared before the board in behalf of the lady managers and asked that a certain sum of the appropriation be set aside for the use of the lady commissioners.
 Mrs. Butler and Miss Lowell urged the same in behalf of woman's work in Arizona. On motion it was agreed that the lady managers present written statement to the board set ting forth the line of exhibits they propose to secure for the exposition and the probable cost of transpor- tation and the amount they sought | to have set apart for their use.
 Miss Lowell was appointed to | make design for an official seal for | the board and the secretary was directed to have it made as soon as the design was furnished.-Phenix Gazette