The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-08-01

showing the extent to which California is
| supplied with railroads. The Southern
Pacific Company, the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe and the San Joaquin Valley
Railroad should make display.
The Chamber of Commerce of San
Francisco should furnish literature and q
map showing the commercial relation of
| San Francisco and means of communica-
| ton with the world. The Chamber of
Commerce should also furnish q map
showing the commercial advantages of
the construction Of the Nicaragua Canal,
and the relation OF the seacoast Of Cali
| fornia to the shortest practicable sailing
route between the western terminus OF
the Nicaragua Canal and the Asiatic
ports.
The Chairman of the Committee on
Industrial Resources Of the State Board
OF Trade should be instructed to prepare
| compendium of reports heretofore pre-
sented to the board on the subject of the
states industrial resources, to be printed
for distribution.
The Chairman of the Committee on
immigration should be instructed to pre-
pare special report for distribution at
Atlanta.
| The Boards of Supervisors of the vari-
| GUS counties should furnish data showing
lands desirable and available for colonial
ton purposes in their counties.
All persons having tor sale lands in
California will be permitted to circulate
| their illustrated and other literature, and
the board will circulate such literature
from the distribution counter in the ex-
| position at Atlanta, with the direct UNDER
| standing that the parties whose names
are signed are held responsible for state
ments therein.
The Horticultural Board and the Board
of agriculture should be invited to CO.
| operate.
| The Mechanics Institute and Manu-
facturers' Association Of San Francisco
should bs invited to assist.
ltshould be resolved that, if the finances
warrant, department will be estab-
llshed for cooking in palatable manner
the dried fruits of California, for the pur-
pose of furnishing tree samples.
Fruit dealers and wine dealers will be
| per United to use the exhibit for the sale
| OF their products, SO far as the general
rules OF the exposition will permit.
]. A. FILCHER's IDEAS.
"The exhibit now in place at the State
quality, is equal to any exhibit ever made
| by California;" said j. y. Filcher, after
the meeting. "Only in the matter OF
qu8ntity IS 1t less than that made by our
State at the Columbian Exposition or at
| the Midwinter Fair.
I'VE are now engaged in refilling the
jars with fresh fruit, and we anticip pate
that as soon as it is known by tho people
Of California that this exhibit is going to
Atlanta. which fact was determined at
the meeting of the board to-day. there
will be an interest taken in the subject all
over the State, and people from every
section Will be sending us offers of new
and special products to swell out the dis
play from their respective sections, and
by the time we are fully installed at At
lanta we will have an exhibit that will do
full justice to California and rank with
the very best display from other States.
III is the rarest opportunity that Cali
fornia has ever had to make good show
ing for itself at an important exposition
for small amonnt OF money, and we can
! therefore expect with confidence that
every company in California will do it's
share toward the accomplishment of the
grand object. '-San Francisco Examiner,
| July 31st.