8 Standinff Commiltces. 



Massachusetts W. C. Strong Brighton. 



Michigan T. T. Lyon South Haven. 



Minnesota Wyman Elliott Minneapolis. 



Mississippi W. H. Cassell Canton. 



Missouri L. A. Goodman Westport. 



Montana 



Nebraska S. Barnard Table Rock. 



Nevada Ross Lewers Franktown. 



New Brunswick 



New Hampshire Chas. H. Pay.son, .Jr Belmont. 



New Jersey H. I. Bidd Mount Holly. 



New Mexico 



New York T. S. Hubbard Fredonia. 



North Carolina J. Van. Lindley Pomona. 



Nova Scotia Geo. D. Hewson Oxford. 



Ohio N. Ohmer Dayton. 



Ontario Prof. Wm. Saunders Ottawa. 



Oregon Dr. J. R. Cardwell Portland. 



Pennsylvania A. Murdock Pittsburgh. 



Quebec Hon. Chas. Gibb Abbottsford. 



Rhode Island Amos M. Eaton Providence. 



South Carolina S. C. Sattertiiwait Aiken. 



Tennessee C. M. Merwin Medina. 



Texas J. M. Howell Dallas. 



Utah Rev. David Peebles Sandy. 



Vermont Dr. T. H. Hoskins Newport. 



Virginia G. F. B. Leighton Norfolk. 



Washington Thos. Smith Colfax. 



West Virginia Geo. Ort Charleston. 



Wisconsin J. M. Smith Green Bay 



Wyoming Geo. East Cheyenne. 



STANDING COMMITTEES. 



On Experiment Stations. — Prof. E. W. Hilgard of Berkeley, Cal., Prof. W. J. 

 Green of Ohio, Prof. S M. Tracy of Mississippi, Prof. Jas. Troop of Indiana, Hon. 

 R. W. Furnas, of Nebraska. 



0)1 Srhools of Horticulture. — Prof. J. L. Budd, Ames, Iowa, Dr. A. F. White of 

 California, Dr. E. Kimball of California, N. Ohmer of Ohio, Prof. T. L. Brunk of 

 Texas. 



On Socieliejf and OrganizctlionK. — T. V. Munson of Denison, Texas, J. M. Smith 

 of Wisconsin, W. C. Strong of Massachusetts, T. S. Hubbard of New York, and 

 W. II. Ragan of Indiana. 



