The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-05-16
STATE FAR ARRANGE
MEN S.

i IF the nextsIlinois State Fair be not q
Egrand success it certainly will not be the
i fault of the citizens of La Sale county.
THEY reatakihg hold of the matter in
deep earnest. The building committee of
the La Sale Board OF Agriculture. write
us as follows:
Enclosed we send you clip frem the
OTTAWA Rapu6licap,giying a description of
the State fair buildings. Mr.. II. 9. Fur
ness, the architect, has displayed good
taste and judgment in designing the
buildings, and we hope to have every
thing about the grounds comfortable,
easy and pleasing TO the visitor.
Our artesian well will supply good,
cool, fresh water, both to man and beast,
in great quantities. The grounds are 10
Gated on the bank Of the Illinois river,
most beautifully situated. We are build.
ing mile track, and VIII have all the
modern Improvements,
Our readers car Judge from the follow
ing description that the buildings are to
be of a high order, and all the accomoda-
lions ample. We hope 20 visit the grounds
about the first of September when all is
1 in readiness for the exhibition:
Floral or Art Hall. the largest of the
structures is 10 bo $50 by $50 feet, with
four elevations Ia shape II is Grecian
cross The north and south elevations
will be gable, with Roman pitch brack-
cited on the front and side elevations,
with rose and double windows in front,
the apex of each elevation being mount
ed with a pyramid or pinnacle, in style
Tudor Gothic The east and west eleva-
tions are to be hip-rnofed, with dormer
windows on the slope corresponding and
in harmony with the architecture of the
roof, and so arranged as to form skylights.
Fhe same style Of pyram Us, or penicals,
crown the apex of these elevations, Civ
ing them very pleasing effect. Both
the front and sides are bracketted in the
same style and finish as the north and
south elevations In the center and at
adverse angles Of the lines Of the roof are
to be placed the dome, plain but beauti-
full in design, the base, forming as it were,
a vast skylight, CrNwnilg this is q pyr-
amid in keeping with the rest Of the rest
Of The architecture and reaching to a
height ofsixty feet.
The inside arrangements will be so
conF'i 0c'eo ana Plahtleq tns1 oy passing
IA 4 d. any OF tue lQuf large large doors we
1L t! q, Dloa,t passage 10 our rlgnt Or lett,
W. ~niIl =, = InuuctS Us 'hiouS'i al parts OF
t th1 1a,l o'cA ~ C,io pace oi SC"r',hg' IN
' IaJ - -:G' aug unhe, 'ne 'A"l'l9 @no SKY
lISn' VII oe loca'eo oeauLlloi louhCaln,
WI INN =. my s,%pcs anu Sc. IS arranged
$500 - VIII lIltS LOT Slle aiSplay OF nor
~ P'ouOG'S' : nc FOUNTAIN WIZ
co SuPP,ieu oy tue arleslah WELL ana VIII
l o!1i III n"V ol,y I" of'9uClloI ornament, put
W." WI. o7 rcireSulhS resi- i"f Gne uhlr W
t Easl'9'. ne lntenEion IS 30 nave .Che
cunning NonlPleCe' pom III arcuitecCufal
Sn0 ~? ati!@ns5ehen5 'or tue DIS
tb r. "mI eAu,o,'lon y, ~ lcteS 81 a1o loF
$500 ''' * '"0 't''o
,.....
agricultural Hall, for the exhibition
/ or C,aSs Ct,-gardea ana talm products
Is building 2Ox1oo feet''tWo wings, ar
f"n NE somewhat IKE tne ABOVE nall
/, ne auiPniShe%ter Will DC ooO IeeG
ioh8' wen projected tfom tue sun ana
storm oy good roofing Inc seats Will be
broad ana easy, and safely constructed.
La the center VIII be placed the music
aud reporters floor, which will form a
'"e"'e' VIII ll"nt oh :ue 'lii'e 'lacN, ano
clso on 'ne quat1el nlite siacN WHICH Is
| loI S'le eAliDlV!oh VI StocA' Ihe entrance
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