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APPOINTMENT OF EXPERTS. 
In order to secure an efficient collaboration and preparation of the various subjects 
to be presented in the exhibit, its several divisions have been assigned to experts, in 
accordance with the following list: 
ASSIGNMENT OF EXPERTS — GENERAL. 
Relations of the United States Government with education in agriculture and 
mechanic arts — Dr. W. T. Harris, United States Commissioner of Education. 
Relations of the United States Government with institutions for research in agri- 
culture — Dr. A. C. True, Director of Office of Experiment Stations, U. S. Department 
of Agriculture. 
• AGRICULTURE. 
1. Biological sciences — Dr. George E. Stone, professor of botany and mycology in 
the Massachusetts Agricultural College. 
2. Soils laboratory — Prof. M. F. Miller, assistant professor of agronomy in the Ohio 
State University. 
3. Inspection — Prof. M. A. Scovell, director of Kentucky Agricultural Experiment 
Station. 
4. Fertilizers — Prof. E. B. Yoorhees, agriculturist of Rutgers Scientific School and 
director of the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Stations. 
5. Plant laboratory — Dr. Walter H. Evans, botanist, Office of Experiment Stations, 
U. S. Department of Agriculture. 
6. Field crops — Mr. J. I. Sehulte, agronomist, Office of Experiment Stations, U. S. 
Department of Agriculture. 
7. Horticulture and forestry — Prof. Samuel B. Green, professor of horticulture and 
forestry in the University of Minnesota and horticulturist of the Minnesota Agricul- 
tural Experiment Station. 
8. Plant pathology — Prof. F. C. Stewart, botanist of the New York Agricultural 
Experiment Station. 
9. Economic entomology — Prof. Clarence P. Gillette, professor of zoology and 
entomology of the State Agricultural College of Colorado. 
10. Animal nutrition — Dr. H. P. Annsby, lecturer on stock feeding in the Penn- 
sylvania State College and director of the Pennsylvania Agricultural Experiment 
Station. 
11. Animal husbandry class room — Prof. Thomas F. Hunt, member of the exposition 
committee, professor of agronomy, and manager of the university farms, Cornell 
University. 
12. Veterinary medicine — Dr. David S. White, professor of veterinary medicine 
and dean of the College of Veterinary Science in the Ohio State University. 
13. Dairy laboratory — Prof. E. H. Farrington, professor of dairy husbandry in 
the University of Wisconsin and dairy husbandry of the Wisconsin Agricultural 
Experiment Station. 
14. Sugar laboratory — Dr. William C. Stubbs, professor of agriculture in the 
Louisiana State University and director of the Louisiana Agricultural Experiment 
Stations. 
15. Rural engineering — Prof. Elwood Mead, professor of irrigation in the Uni- 
versity of California and chief of irrigation investigations, Office of Experiment 
Stations, U. S. Department of Agriculture. 
16. Rural economies — Prof. Fred. W. Card, professor of horticulture and acting 
professor of agriculture in the Rhode Island College of Agriculture and Mechanic 
Arts. 
MECHANIC ARTS. 
1. Fundamental subjects — (To be filled.) 
2. Civil engineering — Prof. Anson Marston, professor of civil engineering in the 
Iowa State College. 
3. Mechanical engineering — Prof. W. F. M. Goss, professor of mechanical engi- 
neering and dean of the schools of engineering, Purdue University. 
4. Electrical engineering — Prof. Bernard V. Swenson, assistant professor of elec- 
trical engineering in the University of Wisconsin. 
5. Mining engineering — Prof. S. B. Christy, professor of mining and metallurgy 
in the University of California. 
