Washtenaw County And The World's Fair

Waslitenaw county lias "faired" vvell at the hands of the State World's Fair Board, which has nearly cotnpleted the appointmentof the committees throughout Michigan. The following will be the representatives f rom this vicinity who will act in conjunction with others in making the Península stiite's exhibit worthy of our commonwealth : Second Congressional Committee - Jackson county- M. G. Loennecker, eiiairnian; Charles II. Iligdon, E. W. Barber, William H. Withington, James O'Iionnell. .Jackson ; L. D. Watkins, Manchester, Lenawee county - Geo. I). Horton, chairman, Fruit Ridge; L. C. Baker, Lafayette Ladd, William Hamphrey, L. W, Iloch, Adrián; Geo. ] S. Tüïiiny, Tecntnseh. Washtenaw county- Henry S. Dean, chairman; Frederick Schmid, William April. S. W. Beakes, Ann Arbor; C. II. Kempf. II. I). l'intt, Ypsilanti. Monioe ty- John Strong, chairman, South ltoekwood: II. A. Conant, Walter Hacket, Monroe; A. C. McCormack, Grafton; O. M. Roe, Erie. Tlie members i'rom tliis countv, who have been appointeil on the auxiliary nittees to assist in the vvork, are as follows: L'aper and paper stock, Clark Connvell, ui' Ypsilanti; cattle, W. K. Boydüii, of Delhi Mills; sheep, of Saline; poultry, Geo. J. Nisley, of Saline, and C, W, MansI. of Ypsilanti; poniology, E. II. i , oí" Aun Arbor, and L. D. Wat'kins, of Manchester; m.lleis'products, G. Frank Allmendinger,of Ann Arbor; muaie, A. A. Stanley, of Ann Arbor; food supplies, Dr. V. C. Vaughan, of Anu Arbor. ïlie complete committee on educational exhibits, which yet remains to be appointed by Chairmau Weston1, will undoubtedly include a good representation from Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti.