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JOHN G. BRADY, GOVERNOR OF ALASKA~It is stupendous, and up to all the promises made. HEBER M. WELLS, GOVERNOR OF UTAH—tThe governor and the commission- ers of Utah are surprised at the prepared- ness. We did not expect to see the World's Fair in such good shape. T. B. FERGUSON, GOVERNOR OF OK- LAHOMA—The arrangements by St. Louis for the opening of the World's Fair are as near perfect as could be expected. The World's Fair builders have done remarka- bly well. JAMES H. PEABODY, GOVERNOR OF COLORADO—The World’s Fair is far in advance of my most sanguine expectations. Compared with Chicago, it is superbly in | advance. The American people cannot} realize this until they come to see It. A. J. DRAN, PRESIDENT OF THE AR- IZONA COMMISSION—I think the World’s Fair people have done wonderfully well. Our treatment by ali the officers has been very fine. JAMES K. TOOLE. GOVERNOR OF MONTANA-—I am very much pleased with the condition of affairs of the Exposition.