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MiSSOUKI— 



H. M. Garlichs. Chairman vi?*- Joseph. 



J. L. Smith Jefferson City. 



H. 0. West St Lf^uis. 



A. P. Campbell. Secretary St. Joseph. 



Superintfndonts: 



Philip Kopplin. Jr St. Louis. 



Elias Cottrill St. Joseph: 



Nebraska— 



William L. May . .Fremont. 



R. R. Livingston Plattsmouth. 



B. E. B. Kennedy Omaha. 



Superintendent: o x.. t. j 



M. E. O'Brien South Bend. 



Nevada— 



W . M . Cary Carson City. 



New Hampshike— 



Geo. W. Riddle Manchester. 



Elliott B. Hodge .Plymou-h. 



JohnH. Kimball Marlborough. 



Superintendent of Plymouth and Sunapee Hatcheries: 

 Com. E. B. Hodge Plymouth. 



New Jeksey— 



William Wright Newark. 



Prank M. Ward ...Newton. 



J . R . Elkinton Pennsgrove. 



New York— 



E.G. Blackford, President New York. 



Gen. R . U . Sherman New Hartford. 



Wm . H . Bowman Rochester. 



A. S. Joline Tottenville. 



Henry Burden Troy. 



Secretary: ^ „ .,. , ^.^ 



E. P. Doyle, Room 311 Potter Building New 1 ork City. 



Superintendents: ^ , ■, o • tt i. 



Fred Mather Cold Spring Harbor. 



Monroe A . (ireen • • • • ( 'a'edonia. 



James H . Marks Bloominpdalo . 



E. L. Marks ^^^.^P.W <.'hain. 



E. F. Boehm Mill C reek. 



Shelflsh Commission: ^ „ ^ .,, 



E. G.Blackford, Commissioner; Wm. G. Ford. Engineer; J. W. Merserau, Oyster Pro- 

 tector, 80 Fulton Market, New York. 



North Carolina— 



Wm. J. Griffin, Chairman Elizabeth City . 



J. B. Watson Englehard . 



Wm. T. Caho Bayboro. 



UHio— 



C . V . Osborn, President ■ Dayton 



A. C. Williams, Secretary Chagrin Falls. 



J. C. Hofor ...Bi>lairc. 



Jo 1 , n H . La w C inc i n nati . 



Hon. Emory D. Potter Toledo. 



Sup rintendont: 

 Henry Douglass Sandusky . 



Chief Warden: ^ 



L. K. Buntain Dayton. 



Oregon— 



F. C. Reed, President Clackama^ 



E. P . Thompson Portland 



R. C. Campbell • Rauier. 



(Terms expire in February, 1889.) 



