Arizona citizen., 1873-12-20

provide for all the expenses of transporta- tion, of the delivery and unpacking of
 goods, of setting them up in the eXhibi- ton building, of removing the empty cases, and of repacking and removing the goods at the close of the exhibition. Pro- vision, however, will be made for storing the cases during the continuance of the exhibition, without charge to exhibitors, and with as little inconvenience or delay as possible.
 10. Heavy articles requiring special foundations, or others which from any cause are difficult of location or adjust ment, should, by special arrangement, be set in place as soon as the progress of the work upon the buildings will permit. The general reception Of articles at the exhibi- tiOn buildings will commence on January l, 1876, and no articles will be admitted after March 3lst.
 Space not occupied on the Ist Of April, 1 1876, will revert to the Director-General for re-assignment.
 Il. An official catalogue will be published by the Centennial Commission, contain ing CD the name of each exhibitor; (2) the
 name of each article exhibited; (3) the group and class to which the object is ref erable; (D the location of each article in the building or park; and (5) an alphabet ical index of exhibitors names. The right of publishing and selling the
 official catalogues is expressly reserved to the Centennial Commission.
 F. Exhibitors will not be charged for space.
 Steam-power and water will be supplied gratuitously, under rules to be hereafter announced It will be necessary, in mak- ing application for either of these, for the exhibitor to state the quantity required, and manner in which it is to be employed. The exhibitors or State boards must pro- vide, at thelr own cost, all cases, shelving, counters, fittings, etc., which they may re- | quire; and all cOuntershats, with their pulleys, belting, etc., for the transmission of power from the main shats in the ma chinery hall. All arrangements of articles and decorations must be in conformity with the general plan and under the in- SpectiOn of the DirectOr-General. State boards must obtain the written approval of the DirectOr-General before | constructing roads or earthWorks in the l grounds assigned to them.
 The Centennial Confusion will take pre- | cautions for the safe preservation of all objects in the exhibition; but it shali in no
 way be responsible for damage or loss, or | for accidents by fire or otherwise, however originating. Exhibitors or State boards may insure their own goods, for which | favorable facilities will be arranged; and | they may employ agents of their own choice, subject to the approval of Director | General, to guard them during the hours | the exhibition is open to the public. 13. The State boards, or the individual ! exhibitors, or such agents as they may designate, shall be responsible for the reColNluS, ulpctCkIHS, stIlu arrangement Ot | objects, as well as for their removal at the | close of the Exhibition. But no person shall be permitted to act as such agent
 until he can give to the Director-General written evidence of his having been ap- proved by the proper State board. If. Articles that are infammable, ex- plosive, or in any way dangerous or offen- sive will not be admitted to the exhibi- ton, and, if introduced, will be immediat- l ely removed. The commission will from time to time, make any particular regula- tiOnS concerning the exhibition of such substances that may seem necessary. 15. Objects sold can in no case be remov-
 ed before the close of the exhibition. Is. Photographic or other reproductions
 of articles exhibited will only be allowed upon the joint assent of the exhibitor and the DirectOr-General. But general views of portions of the building may be made upon the Director-General'S sanction IT, Each person who becomes an eX- hibitor thereby acknowledges and under takes to keep the rules and regulations
 established for the government of the ex- hibition.
 IS. Special regulations will be issued concerning the exhibition of fine arts the
 organization of international jurieS, and
 awards of prizes, and on other points not
 touched upon in these preliminary in-
 structiOns. A. T. GOSHoRN, DirectOr-General