The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-30

Of the temporary chairman and the
committees shall report to him when
so requested, until the permanent or
ganizatiOn is effected.
These committees will be announced
in a few days by Chairman Jno. E. Frost.
Their personnel will be carefully made
up and studied out. Upon the ways and
means committee falls the obligation of
looking after finances to carry on the
movement until the legislature makes
a proper appropriation. The Organiza-
ton committee has in its care the draft
ing and passage of a special charter act
through the legislature. These two
committees viii in the main work on
the appropriation, which must be made,
If the exposition is to be held. The
publicity committee is to be very busy
in keeping especially the Kansas news
papers full of exposition matter. To
keep the matter alive. it must be con
stantly laid before the eyes of the pub
lie The committee on history needs all
the time it possibly can get to work
up this part of the display of the great
exposition and it viii commence at once
its researches. The committee on ad-
ministratiOn will look after the present
general conduct of the exposition move
ment Each of these committees will
have Is members, two from each con-
gress1onal district and one at large
The organization of the counties is
an important feature, and each county
viii be asked to elect its own chairman.
Seventy-twO counties reported their
chairmen Immediately after the con-
vention adjourned yesterday. The del
egates got together and made selections.
Some of the counties thought that they
did not have a full enough representa-
ton here, so decided to wait until they
returned home, before making a choice.
The following were chosen yesterday:
Allen-Dr. Dresbaeh, lola.
AtchisOn-W. S. Cain, Atchison.
Barton-E- c. Cole. Great Bend.
BourbOn-E. E. Dix, Fort Scott.
Brown-Sam Brown, Hiawatha-
Butler-A. J. Palmer. ElDorado.
Chase. H. Burnett, Hymer.
Chautauqua-J o. Booth, Sedan.
CherOkee-CoI. w. B. Stone GaIena.
Clay-W. H. Avery, Wakefield; John
Mckee, Clay Center.
COffee-Dr. Kitchens. Burlington.
Crawford. Z. Barker, Girard.
Decatur-H. S. Kennedy, Cedar
Bluffs.
Dickinson-H. w. Jacobs. Abilene.
Doniphan-Richard Bradley, Sever
ance.
Douglas Fletcher Phillips. Law
renee; John E. Wagner, Lecompton.
Elk-W. A. Elstun, Moline.
Ellis-GeOrge Griffith. Hays
ELLSWORTH. w Wellington, Ellis
worth.
Finney-I. D. Diesem. Garden city.
Graham-O. B. Kackley. Hill City.
Greenwood-Howard J. Hodgson,
Eureka.
Hamilton-James Ford. Syracuse.
Harvey. G. Nicholson, Newton.
Haskell-D. A. WoOdman, Santa F'e.
Hodgeman-Dr- A. B. Scott, Jet
more.
Jackson-W. H. Webster.
Jewell-Hayes B. White, Mankato.
Johnson-D. B. Johnson, Shawnee.
Labette-Nelson Case, Oswego.
LANE. s. Simmons, Dighton-
LeavenwOrth-W Laning, Tonga
noxie.
Iincoln-E. A. Mcfarland. Lincoln
LIMB. F. Baker, Pleasanton.
Logan-George Stretch, Monument
Lyon=William Wyman. EmpOria.
MariOn-Thomas NJ. Potter, Pea
body.
MarshaIl-w H Smith. Marysville
McPh erson-B. A. Allison, NcPher-
Miami-A. P. Bosworth. Paola.
Montgomery-A. c. Stitch, Independ-
ence4
Morris-P. ]. Potts. Diamond
/ Springs
/ NeOsho-Dr. w Z. Barker, Chanute
Ness-J. Z. Neighbour, Ness City.
Norton-M. s. Clarity. Norton.
Osage-A. w. Logan, Quenemo-
1 Osborne-E. p. Sample. Osborne.
( Ottawa. H. Gentry. Minneapolis
Pawnee-H. NJ. Holloway. Larned.
Phillips. T. Hill, PhilHpsburg-
Pottawatomie-L. L. Bagley. West
J mCreland-
Pratt. C. Miller. Pratt.
Rawlins-H. W. Robertson. Atwood
Reno. z. COnklin. Hutchinson.
Republic-M- c. Policy, Republic
ROoks-W. L. Chambers. Stockton
Rush-D- NJ. Rothweiler. Bison.
Russell. H. Boyd, Russell
Saline-H- D. Lee, Salina.
Scott-E. H. Epperson, Scott City.
Sheridan-B. c. Decker. Hoxie.
Sherman=H. w. Stewart. CfoodIand
Staford=Earl ASers. stafford
Sumner-John W. Haughey, Wei
( lingtOn.
Thomas-N. A. Turner. Colby.
Wabaunsee-H. C. Sticher. Alma.
Wallace=Ed Carter. Sharon Springs
Wilson=M. E. Canty Buffalo,
Woodscn-R- H. Trueblood, Yate.
/ Center.
4 1T is your Intention said Major T