Per Diem.\ E Trav. " 19. Ed. Hawkins " 19. E. B. Martindale " 19. W. T. ~oble

61 EXECUTVE COMMTTEE EXPENSE ACCOT,T. E Trav. xpense. Per Diem.\ 1891.. Aug. 19. Clem Studebaker. 41 $454 $12 00 $16 54 19. J. L. Campbell.. 42 13 00 12 00 25 00 19. T. E. Garvin... 43 22 65 16 00 38 65 19. ~rs. L. D. Worley. 44 18 00 12 00 30 00 19. Mrs. V. C. Merideth 45 5 30 12 00 17 30 19. C. B. Stuart. 46 12 00 12 00 19. Ed. Hawkins.. 47 4 50 4 00 8 50 19. E. B. Martindale. 48 1000 1000 19. W. T. ~oble. 49 16 60 7 00 23 60 Dec. 28. Mrs. L. D. Worley. 99 3 15 12 00 15 ]5 28. C. Studebaker. 100 2 85 8 00 ]0 85 28. P. W. Frey... 101 ]5 60 12 00 27 60 28. Mrs. S. S. Harrell 102 5 50 4 00 9 50 28. J. L. Campbell.. 103 2 60 8 00 ]0 60 28. T. E. Gardn... ]04 ]3 70 ]2 no 25 70 28. C. B. Stuart 105 8 00 8 00 28. ~rs. Y. C. Merideth ]06 2 80 8 00 ]0 80 ]892. Mar. ]9. C. B. Stuart. 139 8 00 8 00 ]0. T. E. Ganin.. ]40 ]4 70 28 00 42 70 19..T.L. Campbell... 141 2 85 8 00 10 85 19. ~rs. L. D. 'Worley. 142 3 15 12 00 15 15 19. ~rs. V. C. ~erideth ]43 2 80 8 00 10 80 19. C. Studebaker. 144 2 95 8 00 10 95 June 2..Joseph 'ilson. 226 16 20 8 00 24 20 2. T. E. Garvin.. 228 12 20 ]2 00 24 20 2. ~rs. L. D. Worlev. 229 3 15 12 00 15 1.5 2. :\rs. V. C. Merideth 230 2 80 4 00 6 80 2. Sidney Conger. 231 3 30 8 00 11 30 2. C. Studebaker. 233 6 00 12 00 18 00 Oct. 3. ~rs. V. C. Merideth 304 2 80 4 00 6 80 Dec. 28. ~rs. L. D. Worley. 441 3 15 12 00 15 15 28. i T. E. Garvin. 442 11 60 16 00 27 60 28., F. J. Hayden 443 1 00 12 00 13 00 Jan. 17. : T. E. Garviu. 462 13 70 16 00 2H 70 9. i F..J. Hayden 463 7 50 12 00 1H 50 Feb. 9. : C. Ewing, Jr 484 18 10 36 00 54 10 9. F. J. Hayden 495 20 ]5 20 00 40 15 Mar. 7. T. E. Garvin. 502 14 00 28 00 4200 Feb. 18 F. J. Havden. 507 8 20 12 00 20 20 Mar. 11. J. L. Campbell. 526 14 20 12 00 26 20 11.. C. Studebaker. 527 9 70 ]6 00 25 70 11. T. E. Garvin. 528 14 00 ]6 00 30 00 20. Mrs. L. D. Worley. 534 3 15 1200 15 15 20. F. J. Hayden. 536 31 90 72 00 103 90 April 20. T. E. Garvin. 544 12 50 12 00 24 50 1. J. L. Campbell. 547 11 00 16 00 27 00 1. F. J. Hayden. 549 8 70 8 00 16 70 11. Mrs. V. C. Meredith 551 2 80 8 00 10 80 11. C. B. Stuart 552 6 00 6 00 14. Mrs. L. D. Worley. 553 3 15 12 00 15 15 14. C. Studebaker... 554 12 70 20 00 3270 14. T. E. Garvin. 555 11 85' ]2 00 23 85 25. Leroy, Payne & Co., Gov. ' Chase. 577 6 00 600

63 AUDTNG COMMTTEE EXPENSE ACCOUNT. NO. 1 Traveling Expenses. Per diem. 1892. Dec. 5. 5. 5. 24..July 15. 1894. Dec. 17. Thomas E. Garvin. 417 $14 50 $24 00 $38 50 F. J. Hayden. 415 35 12 00 12 35 F. J. Hayden. 416 2 20 8 00 10 20 J. M. Briceland 452, 5 00 500 F. J. Hayden. 804 32 i 28 00 60 50 F. J. Hayden, telegrams. 1264 2 93 2 93 ------....... $52 48 $77 00 $129 48 BULDNG COMMTTEE EXPENSE ACCOUNT. Traveling Expenses. P er d' Jem. 1891. Oct. HL J. L. Campbell 79 $12 0<1 ~800 $20 00 16. C. B. Stuart. 80 8 00 8 00 16. C. Studebaker 81 350 400 7 50 1892. 430 4 00 Jan. 7. C. Studebaker 116 430 4 00 8 30 April 13. C. Studebaker. 199 4 00 6 00 10 00 Mav 9. J. L. Campbell 213 12 25 12 00 24 25,i 13. C. Studebaker. 237 4 30 4 00 8 30 June 22. J. L. Campbell 247 9 50 8 00 17 50 Aug. 12. C. Studebaker. 275 4 30 4 00 8 30 12. C. Studebaker. 276 4 30 8 00 12 3d Sept. 1. J. L. Campbell 278 16 75 16 00 32 75 14. J. L. Campbell 289 11 35 16 00 27 35 14. C. Studebaker.. 292 8 15 12 00 20 15 14. Mrs. L. D. Worley. 293 3 15 12 00 15 15 Nov. 5. C. Studebaker.. 375 3 50 4 00 7 50 Dec. 30. C. B. Stuart 445 4 00 4 00 30. J. L. Campbell 447 10 85 12 00 22 85 30. C. Studebaker. 448 21 45 16 00 37 45 June 8. J. L. Campbell 673 7 00 8 00 15 00 --~---.. $140 65 $166 00 $306 65

64 AGRCULTURAL EXHBT ACCOUNT. Amount. - 1892. June 16. Bauer~eister & Busch, sacks 18' 243 $8 55 Sept. July 5. Wm. McCally & Co., glassware 253 46 72 Aug. 6. U. S. Glass Co., jars 267 288 00 Oct. Jan. 5 U. S. (/lass Co., jars 426 1,290 00 Nov. Feb. 18. John D. Head 494 ))000 18. C. C. Thomas 503 40 00 March 6. A. J. o. Ril:t freight 505 64 93 20. Henry Rapl... 520 21 08 18 24. C. C. Thomas 532 50 00 Jan. 24. J. M. Briceland, express charges. 537!J 25 April 14. John D. Head......... 556 35 00 14. C. C. Thomas 559 60 00 14. ndianapolis Excelsior M'f'g. Co. 560 13 37 14. Thomas Matten, Son & Co. Ml 4 50 14. L. H. Gibson 562 44 00 14. J. B. Connor, monograph 563 100 00 14. U. S. Express Co 564 6 15 14. Globe Excelsior Works 566 4 48 11. L. H. Gibson 572 400 00 May )) J. P. 'Applegate, monograph. 578 125 00 5. B. F. Adkins...... 583 67 50 5. J. A. Riley 584 88 10 5. U. S. Glass Co., jars - 58.5 268 59 5. J. D. Head 586 27 50 5. J. A. Everett. 587 13 65 5. H. C. Brunson 589 133 10 6. Jungclaus & Schumaker, pavilion 614 2,000 00 H June 2. Thurman Homer 636 33 00 Sept. 2. R. J. Crouch. 637 35 00 Oct. 2. O. J. Ruse 638 34 00 ~Sept 22. A. Kendle,)1; 639 4 00 rj..' 22. Miss Ollie Hadley 640 18 00 #.::~ 3. E. H. Davis 641 32 00 10. M. K. Fatout & Son, forestry pav 646 700 00 10. L. H. Gibson.. 648 81 50 May 29. Wm. Mafor, wool ' and honey 654 276 30 Oct. 29. J. L. Mc arland, freight.. 657 20 00 29. Wm. Folckemer & Son... 660 156 00 June 22. J. B. Conner 672 16 00 22. J as. Riley 677 72 85 24. Miss Ollie Hadley 681 1200 24. M. A. Parker.. 682 24 00 24. Sidney Conger, wool 702 100 00 July 19. J as. Troop....... 745 51 52 Aug. 12. JUfclaus & Schumaker, pavilion 757 677 00 July 20. A. unt, forestry...... 805 10 00 31. M. C. Cavanaugh, forestry... 806 20 00 A~?- 22. D. A. Williamson, forestry 808 44 25 25. A. G. Hil, honey.... 857 85 50 25. Ed. Russell, decoratinl!'. 863 4935 25. Lewis Fischer, decoratmg.. 864 39 50 25. Mrs. F. Fowler, decorating. 865 1950 25. Mrs. J. Cokeroft, decorating. 866 20 25 Sept. 15. A. J. O. Rifey, freight... 908 153 60

65 AGRCULTURAL EXHBT ACCOUNT-Continued. Amount. \ \ Sept. 15. 15. 10. Oct. 5. Nov. 7. 13. 18. 24. 1894. Jan. 6. R. A. Burnett &Co.,honey.... Mrs. B. F. Staats..,... Henry Taylor Lumber Co., forestry W. B. Burford, printing, etc Murphy Varnish Co., forestry A. G. Hill, honey L. H. Gibson, architect American Express Co. U. S. Glass Co.. 914 $6828 917 10 00 941 75 00 947 16773 1056 5740 1075 18 25 1098 20000 1104 3 50 1137 69 50 -- $8,714 25 PREMUMS ON CEREALS. ~'~ A :~ ~~, ~\~,~.; 1892. Amount. Sept. 29. J. R. Stevenson, oats... 295 $2 00 Oct. 14. CharlesL. Hayden, W. and T. corn. 296 4 00 Sept. 29. J. C. Overton, rye....,... 297 2 00 29. E. & C. Culbertson, timothy and buckwheat... 298 i00 29. J. M. Miller,W. wheat..... 300 2 00 29. G. E. Armstrong, W. and T. corn 301 4 00 29. John Goss, wheat, barley,etc.. 302. 10 00 Oct. 3. G. W. Miller, ti9-othy and wheat. 305 4 00 7. H. Thomas, timothy....... 308 1 50 7. C. E. Edwards, corn and oats... 310 4 00 7. G. H. Downing, W. and Y. corn. 312 4 00 7. E. Burk, wheat, rye and barley 313 8 00 7. A. R. Whistler, wheat and corn 315 4 00 10. 316 400 Leror Tash, wheat and B. oats. 10. E. Fsher. R. wheat.. 317 2 00.. 10. S.W. Overton,rye.. 318 2 00 10. A. L. Ma~ll, timothy. 322 2 00 24. H. Rausc..., 299 2 00 24. W. D. Armstrong. 314 2 00 26. C. M. Hackleman. 319 2 00 26. E. J. Howland. 326 2 00 26. J. M. Cotton. 327 2 00 31. 330 1 80 J. E. Davis. 31. J. A. Devricks. 331 3 60 31. Reynolds & Son. 333 3 50 31. B. W. Dickens 334 1 80 5- WORLD'S FAR.

66 PREMUMS ON CEREALS-Continued. Amount. 1892. Nov. 2. J. V. Sweetzer 335 $1 70 2. J abez Pickens 336 1 75 2. J. S. Long 337 1 75 2. Wm.Stout. 338 1 75 2. C. Leonard. 339 1 75 2. H. Bennett. 340 2 00 2. Lee Trout 341 12 00 2. O. P. M. Ponton 344 2 00 2. A. Hughes. 346 200-2. G. W. Miller 347 4 00 2. A. D. Garlinghou8 350 10 00 2. W. A. Madison. 35] 16 00 2. J as. Moore 352 2 00 2. J. Culbertson. 363 200 2. l' J. W. Moon 377 4 00 Jan. 2. T. McCartney. 378 ]6 00 Yav 2. John Curry. 379 2 00 Jun. 2. J. C. Wilhelm 381 2 00 Juh 2. H. C. Hoff 382 2 00 2. P. J. Heller 388 7 60 Aug 2. E. Wildermuth. 322 3 60 2. J. W. Hayward. 348 2 00 2. Thos. Beers. 383 2 00 Sept 2. Elijah Harper 385 2 00 Oct. 2. 8. V. Strain 398 10 00 Nov 2. Q. Druliner... 380 2 00 2. J as. Corey. 394 6 00 Dec. 29. J as. Troop. 429 34 82 30. W. H. Ragan. 433 20 00 30. C. W. Thomson. 436 2 00 30. Lee Trout 439 6 00 30. H. H. Miller. 456 14 00 V 30. Thornburg & Lawrence 457 4 00 July 30. Porter & Wiggins. 460 8 00 Aug 30. A. W. Vaughn. 345 2 00 Oct. 30. J. S. Conlogue... 461 20 00 30. H. M. Creviston.. 473 2 00 30. A. R. Allison. 475 800 30. T. S. Ditzendaunner. 478 800 Feb. 28. A. A. South 500 2 00 28. G. D. Ettingt>r. 501 6 00 Mar. 6. Lee Trout -. 508 15 40 15. J. A. Everett. 530 51 88 15. J as. Riley, prc;aring cereals. 631 199 30 Apr. 11. A. Birdsall & 0...... 568 2 00 Nov. 10. W. C. Welton. 1061 200 11. Cox Bros. 1062 400 -- Total $619 50

68 LVE Freight, pj'emiums STOCK EXHBT. and Expe:nse8. Amount. 1 July Apr. 21. Mrs. V. C. Merideth, monograph. 592 $100 00 M~! 10. Sidney Conger 615 3500 10. Sidney Conger. 616 1500 Sept Oct. 5. W. B. Burford, printing. 947 109 10 Jul' Dec. 14. Sidney Conger, postage.. 1119 5 10,t ' 1894. -- Expenses.. $264 20- - Jan. 13. J. W. Wilson, freight on stock.... 1150 35 25 13. George F. Davis & Co., freight on stock 1151 79 80 Jan. 19. Goodwin & Judy, freight on stock.. 1152 65 54 19. Loyd, Mugg & Co., freight on stock.. 1153 37 05 19. J. Cunnin~ham & Co., freight on stock 1154 38 05 19. L. W. Ooc rane, freight on stock... 1155 70 25 Feb. 3. Adam Earl, freight on stock... 1156 4600 Jan. 19. A. A. White~el1e, freight on stock 1157 3 60 10. H. B. Clark, freight on stock. 1158 5 60 20. J. W. White, freight on stock... 1159 20 50 20. W. S. Vannatta, frei~ht on stock.. 1160 78 00 20. J. Crouch & Son, freght on stock. 1161 6200 AW 20. yv. W. Stevens, frei~ht on stock.. 1162 109 25 12. Thomplon & Bland, freight on stock.. 1163 82 25 12. Brookside Farm, freight on stock. 1164 198 00 15. John A. Miller, freight on stock... 1165 74 00 15. T. J. Williams & Son, freight on stock 1166 24 76 17. H. H. Kiem, freight on stock..... 1167 29 10 17. 1. N. Barker, freight on stock..... 1168 26 00 17. Sidney Conger, freight on stock.... 1169 3234 (, 18. J. G. Robbins & Son, freight on stock 1170 69 00 18. J. S. Kreider, freight on stock. 1171 2 90 29. B. S. Meyers, freight on stock.. 1172 1 60 13. H. H. Harlan, freight on stock.. 1173 11 60 13.' Samuel Williams, freight on stock 1174 1 80 17. Elijah Clore, freight on stock 1175 27 64 17. B. W. Parks, freight on stock 1176 1 00. 15. E. L. Brown & Son, freight on stock 1177 25'94 15. B. F. Bace, freight on stock... 1178 2 80 22. W. J. Chapman, freight on stock. 1179 13 95 22. R. J. Rockafeller, freight on stock 1180 100 15. A. C. Green, freight on stock.. 1181 23 40 17. O. P. Greer, freight on stock... 1182 70-17. J. F. Risz, Jr., freight on stock.. 1183 2 75 17. Mortimer Levering, freight on stock 1184 26 10 17. Sidney Conger, freight on stock 1185 81 90 -- Total freight on stock. 1,401 4~ 1894. July 17. L. W. Cochrane, premiums on stock 1209 $12 86 24. J. W. White, preminms on stock.. 1210 6 43 24. J. Crouch & Son, premiums on stock 1211 32 15 26. W. W. Stevens, premiums on stock ]212 102 88 26. Thompson & Bland, premiums on stock 1213 57 87 26. Broobide Farm, premiums on stock. 1214 143 42 28. Elijah Clore, 'premiums on stock 1215 6 43 -

69. LVE STOCK EXHBT-Continued. Amount. 1894. Ju}! 28. Goodwin & Judy, premiums on stock.1 1216 $70 95 28. Adam Earl, premiums on stock.. 1217 33 11 28. W. S. Vannatta, premiums on stock. 1218 113 52 Best. 13. M. Levering, premiums on stock.. 1219 1434 Ju Y 25. J. H. Miller, &remiums on stock.. 1220 66 22 25. J. G. Robbins Son, pr'miums on stock 1221 66 22 25. J. 'V. Wilson, tremiums on stock.. 1222 25 96 lc 23. G. F. Davis & 0., premiums on stock 1223 124 96 23. Loyd, Mugg & Co., premiums on stock 1224 38 94 23. 1. N. Barker, premiums on stock. 1225 7 08 23. E. J. Brown & Son, premiums on stock 1226 9 44 23. W. J. Chapman! premiums on stock 1227 a 54 23. A. C. Green, premiums on stock 1228 21 24 24. J as. Riley, premiums on stock 1229 8 26 24. W. G. Riley, premiums on stock. 1230 5 90 24. J. J, Williams & Son, pr'mi'ms on st'ck 1231 68 32 28. H. H. Kiem, premiums on stock... 1232 63 32 28. A. A. Whiteselle, premiums on stock. 1233 8 52 31. H. P. Clark, premiums on stock.. 1234 9 23 31. J. S. Kreider, premiums on stock. 1235 2 84 A~f' 16. B. S. Myers, premiums on stock.. 1236 2 13 16. H. H. Harland, premiums on stock 1237 1 42 28. 8amuel Miller, premiums on stock. 1238 6 39 28. B. F. Parks, premiums on stock 1239 2 84 28. B. F. Pace, premiums on stock 1~40 3 55 28. R. J. Rockafeller, premiums on stock 1241 4 97 28. O. P. Greer, premiums on stock 1242 2 13 28. Jacob Fritz, premiums on stock 1243 4 26 28. F. M. Gilbert, premiums on stock 1244 5 68 30. F. C. Weis, premiums on stock... 1245 426 21. Sidney Conger, premiums on stock. 1246 97 60 21 ~SidneyConger, poultry 1247 43 31 21. Sidney Conger, poultry 1248 15 62 21. Sidney Conger, poultry.. 1249 9 23 l. M. Conger, freight on stock 1252 16 00 - l. D. Conger,freight on stock 1253 28 00 -- Total premiums on stock $1,371 34 -- Total $3,036 96

MANUFACTURES. Tobl. - 18P3. Oct. 7. J. M. Study, Monogram.. $100 00 1.1 9831 1 OC1 MJN~S AND MNNG ACCOUNT. 1 Jal Fel Ma, Ap, Amount. Ma. r Jur., 1892. ~.r Jul Nov. 12. S. S. Gorby..1 360 $600 00 ~:,. Au; Jan. 7. U. S. Glass Co., jars for exhibit.. 426 110 00!;. c, 26. Joseph Wilson, per diem and expense. 476 11 70 '.;. M~! 10. Ben Hyde, floor for exhibits..... 576 303 62 22. Wm. Weir, dressing stone. 579 7 50 Apr. 20. H. C. Brunson, boxes. 588 28 97 Sep May 1. M. K. Fatout & Son, pavilion 612 210 00., 15. B. F. Adkins 624 7 50 Oct. June 7. M. K. Fatout & Son, pavilion 646 980 00 No, 7. J. H. Brokaw, salary. 667 40 55,,' 8. M. A. Parker, salary 682 2400 Dee 22. J. H. Brokaw, salary...... 699 2900 July 20. Hastrauesr & Hamiltown, signs.. 763 6200 A~~. 1. Mich. Brd. W. F. Mgrs., table. 764 66 50., 31. L. H. Gibson,maps......... 790 500 00 22. Hausen & Co., labor and use of derr'k. 817 6000 Oct. 2. R. Standley & Co., setting stone 918 150 00 Sept. 11. Ohm & Armstronf..... 925 17 00 Oct. 2. J. N. Hurty, ana ysis of clals. 970 170 00 9. S. S. Gorby, collecting exhi its. 973 338 00 1 1894. Jan JaJ?. 9. M. K. Fat-out, bal. on pavilion. 1149 92 00 $3,808 M }<'eb.

-71 EDUCATONAL. Salaries, Expenses and Maintenance of Exhibits, Etc. Expemes.1 Salary.!; 1-1891. Oct. 5 W. T. Noble, postage. 82 $150 00 : 14 Mrs. S. S. Barrell. 8t) 66 79 17 Mrs. S. S. Barrell, postage 94 10 00 25 Mrs. S. S. Barrell 95 6 50 1892. Jan 7 Mrs. May Wright Sewall 115 2800 Feb. 1 W. N. Bailman 124 108 65 1 W. 1. Bail man, postage, etc 125 47 33 Mar. 8 W. N. Hailma.n. 137 39 75 8 'V. N. Bailman, postage. 138 32 25 Apr. 8 W. N. Bailman, postage. 176 31 00 8 W. N. Bailman..... 177 66 45 15 Mrs. S. S. Barrell, postage. 202 1000 May 10 W. N. Bailman.... 215 55 55 10 W. N. Bailman 216 21 00 June 14 W. N. Hailman 240 58 10 14 W. N. Hailman, postage 241 17 00 Julv 5 'V. N. Bailman, postage 256 15 65 d 5 W. N, Hailman.. 257 48 85 Aug. 6 W. N. Hailman 268 21 60 6 W. N. Hailman.. 269 43 35 6 Mrs. S. S. Harrell.... 271 9 00 12 W!ldsworth & Kessler, printmg......... 277 30 25 Sept. 8 W. N. Bailman, postage 283 13 00 8 W. N. Hailman.. 284 48 35 Oct. 14 W. N. Hailman 325 83 75 Nov. 10 W. N. Hailman 395 34 00 10 W. N. Bailman 396 54 25 Dec. 3 Mrs. M. W. Sewall. 408 9 70 $9 7() 3 Mrs. M. W. Sewall 409 12 86 1286 7 Wadsworth & Kessler, print. 412 11 35 1135 7.Wadsworth & Kessler, print. 413 40 50 4050 9 W. N. Hailman, postage.. 421 55 00 5500 9 W. N. Hailman.. 422 26 84 26 84 30 Mrs. L. D. Worley. 449 3 15 31& 27 Mrs. S. S. Harrell. 451 21 45 $16 00 37 45 30 Henry McGill. 453 104 00 104 00. Jan. 19 W. No Hailman 465 37 2i 2700 64 21 19 W. N. Hailman, postage 466 13 77 1377 19 'W. N. Hailman, clerk hire. 467 50 00 5000 19 Laporte Book Co 472 77 33 77 33 21 Mrs. M. W. Sewall, postage. 474 11 46 11 46 }f'eb. 11 W. N. Hailman...... 488 96 50 96 50 11 W. N. Hailman, freight, etc..489 98 57 98 57 111 W~'th & K,~.... 490 45 75 45 75 Fredrickson & McLean. 491 83 96 88 96 11 ThomasCharlesCo..... 492 53 30 53 30 ; 18 F. E. Osborn,rent..... 493 60 00 6000

72 EDUCATON AL.-Continued.!- Expenses. Salary. t Mar. 11 W. K. Railman. 523 $77 64 $77 64 11 W. N. Railman 524 115 00 115 00 : 14 L. R. Gibson, maps.. 533 500 00 500 00 18t 27 Laporte Book Co. 540 23 813 23 86 Oct. 28 George H. Carter.. 541 44 72 44721' 28 Thomas Charles Co. 542 28 43. 28 43 April 11 F. E. Osborn, rent 543 6000. 6000. 11 Mrs. S. S. Harrell 558 20 68. 20 68 Nov. 11 Chicago Fine Art Co 565 166 25 166 25 Dec. 11 W. N. Hailman. 569 100 00 100 00 11 W. N. Hailman 570 67 83 67 83 18\ May 1 Kramer & Son 594 8 10 8 10 Jan. Apr. 29 Laporte Book Co 595 27 59 27 50 June 29 Coone & Rathburn 596 32 74 32 74 29 Thomas Charles Co. 5lJ7 5 55 5 55 29 Henry McGill. 598 130 02 130 02 29 Joseph Launner 599 264 32 264 32 29 Laporte Book Co. 600 56 02 56 02 May 1 J. P. Dunn 601 37 50 37 50 1 Fredrickson & McLain 602 13 81; 13 88 10 W. N. Hailman 603 28 50 28 50 10 Arnold Tompkins.... 604 100 00 100 00 10 R. G. Boone, monographs...605 100 00 100 00 4 D. M. Goetting, monographs. 606 100 00 100 00 4 J. P. Dunn, monographs.. 607 100 00 100 00-4 Mrs. M. M. McKay, monog'hs 608 100 00 100 00 4 J. L. Smith, two monographs. 609 200 00 200 00 4 M. K. Fatout & Ron, pavil'ns 612 1,290 00 1,290 00 16 C., C., C. & St. L. R. R. 622 140 82 140 82., 16 American Express Co.. 623 25 80 25 80 18\' May 16 W. N. Railman 625 102 02 102 02 16 W. No Hailman, clerk hire 627 $164 50 164 50 20 Hostrauser & Hamilton. 628 18 00 18 00 20 Wm. Weigel, cases. 634 178 00 178 00 June 20 Mrs. S. S. Harrell. 642 37 50 37 50 20 L. R. Gibson, monograph. 650 100 00 100 00 July 20 Johu Flynn 678 45 00 45 00 20 Mrs. S. S. Harrell 679 70 00 7000 20 M. A. Parker 682 14 00 14 00 June 10 Mrs. S. S. Harrell 683 14 50 14 50 Aug. 10 W. N. Hailman 685 172 50 172 50 July 31 Mrs. Harrell. 732 25 74 25 74 Oct. 17 W. N. Hailman 746 23 83 23 83 189. Aug. 14 W. N. Hailman 747 26 26 26 26 Jan. 31 F. M. Lacy, map. 750 10 00 1000 31 Wadsworth & Kessler. 766 13 00 1300 31 Will. ''estfau 838 15 00 189: 12 Crane & Rathburn 839 61 54 : 1:':O~ 61 54 Nov. 12 Wm. Weigel 840 21 90 21 90 18 Joseph Launner 841 32 50 3250 Oct. 5 Wm. Westfall. 907 15 00 1500 Ser.t. 9 W. N. Hailman 909 6 65 6 65, 11 E. A. Kin6scote 16 25 16 25 9281 Oct. 2 Collins & hm. 1:142 272 00 272 00-2 Elizabeth Clark 946. 18 40 1840 5 W. B. Burford. 947 97 92 97 92 -

73 EDUCATON AL.-Continued. Expenses. Salary. \ \ Oct. 5 5 17 31. Nov. 7 Dec. 5 5 1894. Jan. 5 June. John Flynn... 957 $60 00 $60 00 Wm. Westfall.. 968 $15 00 15 00 Laporte Printing Co 987 51 60 51 60 John Flynn.. 989 1 70 1 70 W. No Hailman 1053 7 14 7 14,Yo No Hailman 1113 92 30 92 30 W. X. Hailman '. 1114 6 38 6 38 W. ~.Hailman 1122 32 87 32 87 Mrs. S. S. Harrell 1200 13 75 13 75 ------.. $7,54304 $380 90 $7,92394 WO){A~'S WORK EXHBT. Amount. May 22 D. A. Williamson, cases for exhibits 629 $300 00 29 Miss da A. Harper, Monograph 644 100 00 31 Adams Express Co........ 649 23 20 June 5 D. A. Williamson, cases...... 680 150 00 7 M. A. Williamson, salary..... 689 75 00 July 10 Mrs. S. S. Harrell, tray. expenses. 700 15 25 13 M. A. 'Villiamson, salary for June.. 740 75 00 18 H. Leiber Co., boxing pictures.... 743 3 50 20 Zehringer & Ward, boxing pictures.. 753 1 25 Aug. 22 D. A. Williamson. 807 45 25 29 Mrs. M. W. Sewall, expressage, etc. 813 60 05 Oct. 5 W.B.Burford.......... 947 250 79 1894. Jan. 3 Mrs. Harrell, per diem and expense.. 1120 13 30 3 Mrs. L. D. Worley, per diem & expense. 1121 13 20 5 Retta Mathews, freight on book-cases.. 1123 420 --- $1,129 99 Nov. 23 Mrs. M. W. Sewall, refunded for error in voucher 813.. 7 95 Total cost of exhibit $1,122 04

74 MANTENANCE OF STATE BULDNG. Amount. -, 18\ May 29 Hyde Park Gas Co., for building 658 $9 60 Aug 29 G. F. Foster, Son & a::., flags... 659 26 50 June 2 Mrs. Wm. Horner, salary 665 31 25 2 Wm. Horner, salary. 666 69 00 2 Ed. Hawkins, salary 670 21 40 22 Eliza Cox, salary. 692 54 00 July 12 Wm. Horner, salary. 720 115 00 12 Wm. Horner, laundry. 721.13 69 12 Eliza Cox, salary for June. 722 6000 18 Miss F. Smith, salary for June. 723 7500 Sept 18 M. A. Parker, salary for June. 725 60 00 18 W. G. Starkey, salary for June. 726 50 00 18 V. G. Anderson, salary for June. 727 50 00 18 Wellington Catering Co., lunch. 728 50 00 18 John Flynn, salary to June 30.. 729 8000 11 Hyde Park Gas Co., gas for June 733 9 60 11 Hyde Park Gas Co., gas for May.. 734 19 44 11 Thomas O'Rourke, salary for June. 735 4525 11 Lizzie Brewster, salary for June. 736 60 00 11 W. B. Burford, register 739 1640 11 C. B. Rhodes, salary for June.. 742 25 00 27 Higgins, Todd & Co., toilet paper 754 27 00 18 W. 8. Thurber, supplies... 758 16 75 18 Associated EXEress Co..... 759 405 19 Chicago Telep one Co...... 767 50 00 19 C. H. Rice, supplies for building. 768 51 70 19 Carr Bros., supplies for building. 769 7 45 Sept 19 C. P. Baninwegen, cordage. 773 12 00 19 Rand, McNallev & Co., &tationery... '176 48 30 31 Wm. Coolidge &.Co., plumbing repairs. 777 23 05 17 Harter Electric Co.. 780 7 00 Aug. 4 American Disinfector Co 79] 5 00 23 Marshall, Field & Co., supplies 810 36 13 23 H. Lieber Co., handling pictures 812 9 50 23 W. H. Preston, cleaninfc building 814 25 00 July 31 Miss. F. Smith, salary or July 819 75 00 31 C. C. Thomas, salary for July.. 821 6000 31 J. M. Briceland, express charges 823 3 85 31 M. A. Parker, salary for July.... 824 60 00 31 Wm. Horner and wife, salary for July 825 125 00 Oct. 31 Lizzie Brewster, salary for July 826 60 00 Sept 31 Eliza Cox, salary for July.. 827 60 00 31 Wm. Anderson, salary for July. 828 50 00 Oct. 31 J. W. Culbertson, salary for July 829 4000 31 Miss A. Boyd, salary for July 830 40 00 31 C. B. Rhodes, salary for July. 831 5000 31 W. G. Starkey, salary for July 832 5000 31 Wm. Mayfield, salary for July. 833 2100 31 Miss Williamson, salary for July 834 75 00 31 John Flynn, salary for J Qly 835 6000 AUf' 16 Wm. Horner, supplies 842 6 33, 16 C. Frost, window awnings. 847 5000 16 N. Y. nsulated Wire Co. 849 8 50 23 D. Davis, laundry account. 850 7 77 23 H. Lieber Co..... 851 1 75

75 MANTENANCE OF STATE BULDNG-Continued. \ \ Amount. \.,. 852 $86 42 Aug. 23 E. A. Arm8trong, decoratin{\ 853 325 23 G. W. Reed & Co., 10 ~als. 'ashine. 854 1259 23 W. H. Holcomb, trans ers...... Hi E. Bag/.ot, plumbing... 865 31 65 858 285 16 Office' oilet Co., supplies. 859 18 50 16 J. A. Walker, supplies. 16 Carr Bros., sup~ies.. '.. 861 3 65 16 A. H. Revell. Co., supples 862 34 45 30 Hyde Park Gas Co...... 876 7 56 Sept. 882 5000 9 James Turney, salary for Aug. 883 13 35 9 Jordan Williams, salary for Aug 884 21 70 9 Thomas Harris, salary for Aug. 885 4000 9 Jesse Davis, salary for Aug... 886 7500 9 M. A. Williamson, salary for Aug. 887 60 00 9 M. A. Parker, salary for Aug.. 889 6000 9 John Flynn, 8alary for Aug... 890 4000 9 J. W. Culbertson, salary for Aug 891 4000 9 Frank Chase, salary for Aug.. 892 28 30 9 W. G. Starkey, salary for Aug. 893 75 00 9 Miss F. Smith, salary for Aug. 894 6000 9 Lizzie Brewster, salary for Aug 895 60 00 9 Eliza Cox, salary for Aug....... 9 'm. Horner and wife, salary for Aug. 896 125 00 897 6000 9 C. C. Thomas, salary for Aug.. 9 'm. Mayfield, salary for Aug. 900 33 40 905 30 00 9 Elizabeth Clark, salary for Aug. ~Sept. 911 65 00 13 C. F. McClung, music, dedication 913 60 0(1 13 R. Bosseman, storage. 13 Chicago Telephone< Co 915 50 00 13 C. H. Rice, hardware. 916 38 53 919 16 10 13 'V. H. Holcomb, removing garbage 920 675 13 Aromatic Disinfector Co 921 20 75 13 Office Toilet Co 922 12 05 13 A.W. Meyer, lunch for editors 923 59 40 13 A. H. Revell & Co., supplies 924 185 00 13 Brooks & Clark, water filterers. 930 39 00 13 Denison Manufacturing Co., tags 931 30 00 13 D. Hawkins,salary...... 933 24 00 9 J. W. Butler Paper Co., 8upplies. Oct. 936 7350 2 Collins & Ohm, newspaper rack, etc Sept. 22 Hyde Park Gas Co......... 943 8 64 22 May Wright ~ewall, Press League Act 944 7500 947 3280 Oct. 5 W. B. Burford, stationery and register. 5 AUEjUEt Raiford, salary..... 948 26 72 953 12800 9 Wm. Horner and wife, salary for Sept.... 954 6000 9 Mrs. E. Cox, salary for September 955 6000 9 Lizzie Brewster, salary for September. 956 75 00 9 Miss F. Smith, salary for September. 959 50 00 9 Thomas Harris, salary for September. 960 41 75 9 John Wormley, salary for September. 961 41 75 9 John Pendland, salary for September. 9 Win. Ewing, salary for September.. 962.21 70 9 M. A. Parker, salary for September.: 964 60 00 963 21 70 9 Freisbee Hayden, salary for September. 9 C.. Thomas, salary for September.. 952 60 00

76 Oct. 9 9 9 9 11 11 11 11 11 11 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 Nov. Oct. 16 23 23 21 Nov. 7 7 7 Oct. 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 Nov.., 7 7., 7 7 7 7 7 7 20 20 20 20 MANTENANCE OF STATE BULDNG-Continued. M. A. Williamson, salary for September Fred..J. Kern, salary for September.. S. R. Mathews, salary for September.. Aromatic Disinfector Co., supplies... 'Wellington Catering Co., lunch, nd. day Backus & Sisby, candles, soap, etc... ndianapolis Sentinel E. Baggot, plumbing repairs C. H. Rice, twine, etc.... W. H. Holcomb,removing~arbage Marshall Field & Co.,supphes.. Cheatley& Bowley,supplies.... Ft. Wayne City Band. ndiana day. Ohm & Armstrong, flag-staff Kipp Bros., decorations, ndiana day. Geo. W. Reed& Co., Washine.... C. Frost, picture boards Toilet Supply Co Roundy Regalia Co., 3,000 badges J. J. Johnson, supplies. '...J. W. Nusbaum, nightingales, nd. day. H. C. Moore, carriages, nd. day.... F. J. Hayden, lunch for Ft. Wayne Band Miss F. Smith, salary Harvey Grimes, salary E. P. Cooper, cleaning ). S. Huey & Son, freight on mantel. C. C. Thomas, salary for October... Wm. Horuer and wife, salary for Oct. Mrs. E. Cox, salary for October.. Lizzie Brewster, salary for October. John Flynn, salary for October 'Wm. Ewing, salary for October... Wm. Jeffries, salary for October.. Thomas Harris, salary for October. Charles Jordan, salary for October. Scott Bass, salary for October. M. A. Parker, salary for October.. Miss Williamson, salary for October.. R. S. Mathews, salary for October.. Fred. P. Kern, salary for October F. W. Westfall, salary for October.' B. F. Havens, sundries. Backus & Sisley, salary for October. E. Baggot, plumbing.. Neal.Bros., wood. Denny Tag Env. Co., 5,000 tags. C. H. Rice, sundries....... Hotel ngram, entertaining President Harrison and others on ndiana Day. Smith Anthony Stove Co., clolet seats Pick Sisters Co., ~undries...... Office Toilet Supply Co....... Aromatic Disinfectot' Co...... Shober & Carquebille, State badges. 965 966 967 974 977 978 979 980 981 982 984 985 988 990 992 993 994 995 997 998 999 1017 1020 1021 1022 1027 1030 1034 1035 1~6 1037 1038 1040 1041 1042 1043 1044 ]045 1046 1047 ]048 1049 1051 1055 1057. 1058. 1059 1 Amount.j 1060 1063 1064 1065 1067 1068 1069 $75 00 40 00 40 00 6 00 3500 10 43' 2 50 89 90 8 35 21 60 15 00 9 47 100 00 7500 100 00 1 25 300 7 92 32 50 26 50 20 00 46 00 5 55 37 50 10 00 10 00 44 80 60 00 125 00 60 00 60 00 6000 50 00 50 00 50 00 50 00 18 37 50 00 7500 4000 4000 '1500 51 68 12 41 37 35 32 00 1000 3120 126 25 10 00 5 80 541 600 240.. - 189 Nov. Dec. Nov. Dec. 189. Jan. - 1893 July Aug. : Nov. 1894. Jan.

77, MANTENANCE OF STATE BULDNG-Continued. Nov. 9 9 9 9 9 '9 8 8 25 25 25 25 Dec. 11 Nov. 25 Dec. 7 1894. Jan. 4 11 9 10 10 10 Knickerbockerce Co...... ndianapolir ~ews........., A. W. Meyer,lemonadendiana Day, Sentinel Printing Co... L., N. A &C. R. R. Co. Cheatle & Bowley, mops. H. Leiber & Co., supplies. Uetta Mathews, express charges.... World's Fair Co1. Exhibition, water.. Hyde Park Gas Co..,.... W. H. Holcomb. World's Fair Col. Exhibition, wiring and lighting building.. 'iv.b. Horner, A. W. Meyer salary. C. C. Thom~s, Ralary.. Knickerbocker ce Co, Denny Tag Co., tags.. Chicago Telephone Co. OfficeToilet Co....., E. Maggot, plumbing ac't.. Hyde Park Gas Co..... : 1 Amount. ]070 $]3 351 1073 1 24 1076 25 00 1078 8 00 1078 232 74 1079 4 70 1084 1/185 3 75 35 70 1095 1096 110 ]2 60 24 1102 43 95 1103 1108 1109 1111 ],]07 98 62 50 ]0 00 75 00 1130 1] 70 1J31 7 50 1134 8 00 1135 20 45 1139 14 25 1140 23 79 ----- $8,568 86. FURNTURE ACCOUNT... July 3 Eastman & Co 12 W. T. Elder. 31 B. F. Havens 31 H. Leiber Co... 31 Chicago Fireplace Co 311 James H. Walker 31 Tobey Furniture Co... Aug. 22 A. H. Revell & Co., supplies Nov. 9 A. H. ReveJl & Co., supplies. 8 Udell 'Voodenware Co., tables. 1894. Jan. 5 Eastman, Schleicher & Lee, matting, 'tc 1133 Total...........,.. 718 719 724 744 761 762 765. 778 1074 1086 ~mount.1 $1,840 8S' ],604 20 9 50 22 75 12 00 866 162 00 139 ]3 13 ]0 38 75 -- 22 20 $3,87317

RETURNNG EXHBTS AND FCRNTURE. Amount. - \ \ \ 189~ Nov. : Nov. 6 B. F Havens, cash advanced for expenses 10881 ~50000 Dec. 11 B. F. Havens, cash advanced for expenses 1117 300 00 ~ 15 Armstrong & Co., packing booths 11i8 120 00 Dec. : 1894..Jan. 5 )rs. Emma reland, freight on china. 1124 80 5 John L. McFarland, drayage.... 1129 72 50-5 A. J. O'Reiley, freight. 1132 184 55 5 Smith & Anthony Stove Co., removing P. fixtures. 1136 50 00 6 C. C. Thomas, wages 1146 60 00 17 B. F. Havens 1187 64 90 Sept. 10 Ohm & Armstrong 1256 10 00 Total -- $1,362 75.-. SALE OF BULDNG EXPENSE ACCOL~T. Amount. \ 189: Sept. 22 F. J. Hayaen. 945 $18 00 Mar. May Oct. 14 Chicago Journal 1015 27 00 14 Chicago Record. 1016 36 on June. 19 ndianapolis Sentinel. 1018 53 76, Oct. 26 Chicago Tribune.. 1025 17 40 Jan. Nov. 4 tdianapolis Journal 1029 4200 4 Chicago Mail. 1031 8 70 18 F. J. Hayden. 1097 27 14 20 F. J. Hayden. 1101 22 80 27 T. E. Garvin. 1105 37 30 --- Total. $325 45-189: Mar. April 25 T. E. Garvin. 1100 35 35 July 189 Feb. FRED. J. HAYDEN, - Fort Wayne, December 20, 1894. Treasurer.

79 ndiana World's Fair Commission, in Account with Fred. J. Hayden, Treasurer., 1892. Nov. 16 By sale of the ndiana State Building Chicago House Wrecking Company. to the.... $300 00 Dec. 20 To paid State Treasurer in accordance with the Act of the General Assembly passed in 1893 $300 00 FRED. J. HAYDEN, T,'easu,'er.. indiana World's Fair Commission, in Account with Fred. J. Hayden, Treasurer. SCHOOL FUND ACCOUNT. 1892. Mar. May 10 10 June 15 Oct. 11 Jan. 25 Mar. April 6 4 14 July 12 1894. Feb. 24 To cash received from W. A. Peelie, Jr.. To cash received from W. A. Peele, Jr.. To cash received from W. A. Peelle, Jr.. To cash receivedfrom W. A. Peelle, Jr.. To cash received from W. A. Peelle, Jr. To cash received from W. A. Peelle, Jr.. To cash received from W. A. Peelle, Jr. To cash received from W. A. Peelle,.Jr.. To cash received from W. A. Peele, Jr.. To cash received from W. A. Peelie, Jr....... $1,035 88 1,053 71 1,367 89 890 69 190 35 5 15 112 69 9 70 65 00 -- Totalreceipts.'.... $4,73152 46

80 SCHOOL FUND ACCOUNT-Continued.. 1891. April 19 Nov. 19 1892. Feb. 1 Mar. 8 April 9 19 19 May 13 June 22 July 16 Aug. 11 Sept. 14 14 Oct. 14 14 Nov. 10 10 Dec. 9 9 Jan. 19 10 Feb. 11 11 11 May 16 June 10 July 12 17 31 31 Sept. 2 9 Oct. 2 9 31 Nov. 7 Dec. 5 DSBURSEMENTS. By paid Mrs. S. S. Harrell.. By paid Mrs. S. K Harrell... By paid W. N. Hailman... By paid W. N. Hailman... By paid W. N. Hailman. By paid Mrs. S. S. Harrell.. By paid Mrs. S. S. Harrell.. By paid W. N. Hailman.. By paid W. N. Hailman. '. By paid W. N. Hailman... By paid W. N. Hailman... By paid W. N. Hailman. By paid W. N. Hailman, clerk. By paid W. N. Hailman.,.. By paid W. N. Hailman, clerk. By paid W. N. Hailman. By paid W. N. Railman, clerk... By paid W. N. Railman. By paid W. L. Railm'an, Clerk. By paid W. N. Railman. By paid W. N. Hailman, Clerk. By paid W. N. Hailman. By paid W. N. Railman. By paid W. N. Railman. By paid W. N. Hailman. By paid W. N. Hailman. By paid Mrs. S. S. Harrell. By paid W. N. Bailman.. By paid Mrs. S. S. Rarrell. By paid W. N. Railman.. By paid Mrs. S. S. Harrell. By paid W. N. Hailman.. By paid Mrs. S. S. Harrell. By paid W. N. Hailman.. By paid Mrs. S. S. Harrell. By paid W. N. Hailman. By paid W. N. Hailman. Total expenditure.. By balance cash on hand Total........ Fort Wayne, Dec. 20, 1894. Expense. 86 $52 50 95 52 50 123 166 67 135 166 66 196 166 67 201 45 50 203 69 15 214 150 00 To tj 239 150 00 Yo 255 150 00 270 150 00 lowil 285 150 00 285 5000 W 324-200 00 on fi] 324 20 00 394 200 00 office 394 30 00 423 200 00 of F 423 30 00 tions 464 200 00 ssue 464 2500 ber 1 487 200 00 522 200 00 of th 571 200 00 final 626 200 00 68. 200 00 final 730 60 00 786 200 00 prev1 836 60 00 them 837 112 00 888 60 00 state 906 96 00 find 1 958 75 00 986 4400 with 1039 7500 footi 1054 26 00 1112 35 50 that -- $4,268 15 corn 463 37 sevel --..... $4,731 52 or m ous ~FRED ofth J. HAYDEN,, Treasurer. of tb recel Gene the E $123,

AUDTNG COMMTTEE'S. REPORT. To the President and Board of Managers of. the World'3 Fair for ndiana: Your Committee on Auditing begs leave to submit the following final report: We have examined from time to time the duplicate vouchers on file in the office of the Secretary of the Board and in the office of the Executive Commissioner, also the several reports of F. J. Hayden, Treasurer of the Board. These examinations embrace every item of expenditure from warrant 1, issued June 1, 1891, down to warrant 1265, issued December 18, 1894, which is the last warrant issued prior to the date of this present report. We have examined with great care the final report of the Treasurer, dated December 20, 1894, which (j)f all final report is a well digested and complete summary previous reports. We have examined the vouchers, compared them with the warrants and again compared them,with the statement of expenditures as set forth in. said final report, and find that the same correspond exactly, both in amount and date with the original allowances. We have also gone over the footings of the several columns and find the same correct, and that his report has been compiled with scrupulous care ana is correct and complete in every particular, showing clearly tl1e several amounts received by him from the Treasurer of State or made by this Board, and from other sources, and the various sums paid out by him on warrants drawn by the President of the Board under the order of the Execuwve Committee, and of the Board of Managers. We find that.he whole amount received by him from the State as per appropriations of the General Assembly an4 from sale of glass to be $125,900, and the entire expenditure up to date, December 20, 1894, to be $123,666.55, leaving a cash balance in his hands at that date?f 6- WORLD'S FAR.

$2,233.45, which will be, to a small extent, reduced by some expenses contingent in making- final settlement.. Your committee further find that there is a cash balance of $463.37 remaining unexpended of the amount contributed by the schools of the State for educational purposes. n making this final report your committee feels that it should again call your attention to the manner in which the duties of Treasurer have been discharged by Hon. Fred. J. Hayden. ts work has brought this committee into close contact with his office and his methods in the management of its affairs, and we notice the extreme care and completeness with which the duties of the position have been discharged, and we again repeat our former recommendation that a just compensation be appropriated to him for his conscientious and efficient labors in the interest of the State as Treasurer of this Board for the past three and one-half years. ndianapolis, nd., December 20, 1894. THOS. E. GARVN, EDWARD HAWKNS. R HON. y, built mov of tl mitt dail: Ol Mail han(' nos buil( sam, Sai cl Octo 16th been folio a Sivel Glob (

REPORT OF COMMTTEE ON SALE OF BULDNG. NDANAPOLS, ND., Dec. 20, 1894. RON. J. L. CAMPBELL, President of the Board of Manag.ers of World's Fair: Your committee appointed to make sale' of the ndiana building in Jackson Park, Chicago, and to provide for the removal of same, begs leave to report that in pursuance of the act of the General Assembly, passed at its last session, your Committee proceeded to advertise the same. for sale in six of the daily papers of Chicago and ndianapolis, as follows: Chicago Tribune, Chicago Record, Chicago Journal, Chicago Mail, ndianapolis Sentinel and Journal, and further issued hand bills which were circulated throughout the States of llinois and ndiana, inviting proposals for the purchase of the building constructed by the State and for the removal of the same from Jackson Park, prior to the 1st day of May, 1894. Said proposals to be submitted on or before the 28th day of October, 1893, which date was postponed on' that day to the 16th day of November, 1893, no satisfactory bids having at first been submitted. That on the 16th day of November, 1893, the following bids were presented: TENDERS FOR BULDNG, OCTOBER 31, Sivers & Fernley. For building without glass... For building with glass... Globe Wrecking and Salvage Co. Offer to remove building for it and.... $200 00 625 00 205 00,

, 84 Ohm & Armstrong. To remove building and clean up debris for the sum of $1,775 00 August Ohm. To remove building and clean up grounds, etc.. 3,900 00 Chicago Wrecking Co. To remove building and clean up grounds 9,500 00 J as. li. Rice Co. 423 00 For glass in building NOVEMBER 16, 1894. World's Fair Wrecking, Salvage and Warehousing Co. For building, including- glass $200 00 For building, including glass, plumbing and electric light fixtures 400 00 The Chicago House Wrecking Co. For building and cleaning grounds 300 00 For plate glass in building 900 00 But your committee finally accepted the bid of the Chicago House Wrecking Co., at $300 for the building, and $9QO for the plate glass in the same,' this being, by far, the most favor. ble bid received. The purchase price, $300, was paid in cash and your committee took from said company a bond in the sum of $5,000 conditioned for the removal of said building and the clearing off the grounds on which it stood before May 1,1894, according to the contract between the ndiana Board of Managers and the World's Columbian Exposition Co., and this bond was further secured by said company giving to the State.of ndiana a mortgage on real estate in the city of Chicago, which mortgage was duly recorded.. The contract price of $300, paid in cash, has been paid by the Treasurer, Fred. J. Hayden, into the Treasury of the State, as appears by the report of said Treasurer of the Board. Your committee further reports that a large ainount of personal property used in the display of the various exhibits of the State, and the furniture used in the ndiana State Building -/ /, ~. have 1 ments n ( tained to ade- Park dreds sixtee May) wrec1 folo sold. Mo the s the ti build' State Coml the g

85 have been returned to~the Agricultural and Geological departments and the benevolent institutions of the State. n order to meet obvious objections to the small amount obtained for the State Building, your committee thinks it proper to add that, by the original contract made between the South Park Commissioners and the Exposition Company, the hundreds of buildings covering Jackson Park and costing over sixteen millions of dollars, were to be cleared off on or before May 1, 1894, and this precipitated upon the market a mass of wreckage far beyond the demands of the market and hence followed the trifling amounts for which- all the buildings were. sold. Most of the States willingly surrendered their buildings on the sole consideration that their removal be effected within the time limited. While the price obtained for the ndiana building was g-rossly out of proportion to its cost, yet the State did much better in its sale than did the Exposition Company or any of the other States that were represented on the grou nds of Jackson Park. FRED J. HAYDEN, THOS. E. GARVN, SD CONGER, Committee.

-~. < -.p'.,.'. :.- ':'.';'. '. Th Th 1876-1893 son the ( in the two international exhibitions held in the United States, the Centennial Exhibition at Philadelphia in 1876 and the Columbian Exposition at Chicago in 1893, ndiana has been fairly represented. The National Commissioners appointed for the Centennial Exhibition in 1876 by President Grant on the recommendation of Governor Conrad Baker were: JOHN L. CAMPBELL,Commissioner; DAVD M. BOYD,Alternate Commissioner, And on the recommendation of Governor Thomas A. Hendricks, after the resignation of Mr. Boyd, FRANKLNC. JOHNSON,Alternate Oommissioner. The Commissioner from ndiana was Secretary of the United States Centennial Commission, and was also chairman of the Committee on Foreign Affairs. Mr. Boyd was a member of the Committee on Transportation, and with his wide experience as one of the chief officers of the Pennsylvania Hailway Company he rendered the Commission invaluable service. t is due to history to say that the first suggestion in relation to the Centennial Exhihition was made by the Commissioner from ndiana in a let~er to lon. Morton C. Michea.l, Mayor of Philadelphia, in 1860. The State Board of Managers appointed for the State of ndianawere:.. ADDSON L. ROACH, THOMAS E. GARVN E. T. Cox, JOHN S. W LLTAMS, JOHN SUTHERLAND. Ju the = Ju Arbi Wor mitt, Tl arev Tl tion 000. Tl Exh Exp' Tl erect Tl 000. Tl St Oi Tl St: Ci

87 The me~bers of the State Board of Finance. were:.. J. M. RDENOUR, H. R. ALLEN, J. F. HBBARD, JOHN D. THAYER. The National Oommissioners appointed by President HarrisOn on the recommendation of Governor Alvin P. Hovey for the Columbian Exposition, 1893, were: THOMAS E. GAVN, E. B. MARTNDALE, MRS. VRGNA C. MEREDTH, Commissioners. MSS WlHELMNE RETZ, MSS SUE BALL, MSS MARY H. KROUT, W. E. MCCL~ ~N, Alternate Commissioners. c HARLES M. RAVS, } Judge Garvin was a member of. the Auditing Committee of the National Commission. Judge Martindale was a member of the Select Board of Arbitration. Mrs. Meredith was chief executivq officer of the Woman's Board of Managers, and was Chairman of the Committee of A wards in that department. The State Board of Managers for ndiana include~ the list already given ir this report. The appropriation by the State for the Centennial Exhibition was $5,000, and for the Columbian Exposition was $125,- 000. The amoun't given by private donations for the Centennial Exhibition was approximately $30,000,. and for the Columbian Exposition was $18,000. The ndiana Building at the Centennial Exhibitio,n was erected at a cost of $15,000, by individual subscription. The ndiana Building at Chicago cost approximately $70,- 000. The awards received at Philadelphia were: State of ndiana, 5. Citizens or corporations, 30. The awards received at Chicago were: State of ndiana, 10. Citizens or corporations, 278.