The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-27
SECRETARY RANDALL SAYS
SHOW WILL BE SO PER CENT
BETTER THAN EVER
FISH EXHIBIT WILL BE
VERY NOTABLE FEATURE
Good Roads Train and Equipment Is
Made Up and Will Be Shown Mon
day-AH Modern Implements In
Guided in the Outft-Committee
Embrace Prominent Men.

The work of preparing for the open
ing OF the state fair is progressing
rapidly. large force is at work
cleaning up the grounds, cutting grass,
repairing sidewalks and putting the
finishing touches to the various build
lhgs. Exhibitors are already at work
arranging their displays and the
grounds present a busy scene.
secretary Randall and the men in
charge OF the various departments say
that the exhibits will be so per cent
larger and better than at any previous
year In the number of speed horses.
which is one of the principal attrac-
lions, there are at the present time
more horses on the ground than at any
time last year.
Fish Will Be Feature.
One Of the features in the main
puildlng viii be the display of fish
MADE by the state game and fish com
MISSION. Some forty tanks will be
used in the exhibit and a fine disnlav
OF native fish will be made. The white
trout which We're feature of the fish
exhibit at the Pan-American exposi-
ton will be again exhibited at the
fair.
Executive Agent Fullerton has re-
celVed numerous letters from all parts
81 the world regarding this particular
commission now has about 400 of the
Whte trout on hand.
Labor and Good Roads Day.
Monday, the first day. is to be Labor
anu goou roads day. Instructive adj
dresses ana discussion by prominent
men, government officials and experts
VIII be the feature of the convention
Whlcn is to be held under the Joint
auspices of the government and Min
nesota Good Roads association.
Inc government train with special
machinery and government engineers
ana experts will come to the state fair
oy way OF the Burlington railway.
This train will consist of about
twelve cars, containing the machinery
and tools with proper cars for the gov
eminent officials.
thder the supervision Of the de-
partment the equipment Of the train is
provided by the Austin & Western
company, limited, of Chicago. leading
machinery, and is accompanied by ex-
4 peils 1ahlilar with the particular ma
chinery and work for which the n,a
iehinery is intended
Good Roads Equipment.
The good roads train equipment in
cIude elevating road graders. road ma
Se1liIles' rock-crushers, screens, steam
$50 ~ AOASAo5 Q1SCrlDl1f-
Ing wagons, dump wagons, portable
and traction engines, plows, scran-
cers, tools, ETC., with all necessary
equipment for each class of road con-
Struction.
Good Roads Committees.
me committees which will have charge
OF the affairs follow: --''- g
Exeeutlve Committee-George w. Coo
FORBES, J. 7. EIwe1l, Prof W. NJ HAYS
DAVID w Gray, Prof. Thomas Shaw. ?
finance zCommittee--J. T. ElweiI. John
II. Shellenberger. 800 g
fno ". NJ Hays, George L. Vii
f Hosg Ben'amin Rd E; Beardsley. Prof. w R.
committee on .Construction-Gove
ment engineer, chairman; George w Coo
= ey;.George L. Wilson, Fred Nussbaumer
q nays, H Nutter. Fred Nussbaumer
49, 49, Taylor, G: w. Sublette, O. C. Gregg
Q. Case, Fl. R. Wells, H. A. Boardmaann''
~. g Frazier, 8. L. Meyer, George HI
STAPLES, r. G. Millett, T. A. HoyeTstad
A. G. Paul. F. B. Doran, W. W. Cowen owen
:. Special Days at the Fair.
The six days Of the fair have been des-
), M3onday-sept. Good roads and Labor
Tuesday. Sept. 2-st. Paul day.
~ v. " ednesday; Sept. FARMERS day.
day. etA-o oe'a
Friday, Sept. 5-Minneapolis day.
Saturday: Sept. 6-Twin City day.
ID a free bureau of information for the
convenience of strangers is to be es
5tabHshed at the union depot by the Com
nercIaI club Hotel and boarding house
keepers are requested to send their names
70 SecFelafy Slime, giving information as
to the character of accommodations and
the rates. ----1