Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-31
ALI ABOUT THE GEN rENNIAL.

J. ABOUT THE h fENN1A1.
United States Centennial Commits
sioner w. w. Mccoy, has requested
us to publish the enbjoined directions,
just issued by the Director General,
for the guidance of exhibitors at the
Centennial. 1t is also the Majors
request that other Nevada papers
reproduce the article, as it is of the
first importance 10 all who may desire
to visit Philadelphia in the capacity OF
exhibitors. Following are the rules
and regulations so far adopted:
/. The Exhibition will he held al
Paramount Park. in the City of Phila
deiphia, and will he opened on the
ION day of May, 1876, and closed on
the l0th day of November following.
2. Applications for space and nrgoii-
atoms relative thereto ~houid be ad-
dressed to the Director General. Inter
national Exhibition, PhIladelL hia,
Pennsylvania.
3. Exhibitors will not be charged for
space.
A limited quantity of steam and
wafer power will he supplied eratui-
'uNtN dthhshttN va Ot'p ~ ~
settled definitely at the time of the al
loiments al space. Any power re
CURED by the exhibitor in excess OF
hat allowed will be furnished ty the
Commissioned at a fixed price. De
mand> for such excess of power must
also tie settled at the time of the ailot
ment of space.
1. Exhibitors must provide. at their
own cost, all show cases, sneivinS :,
cnuisterS, TT i,gs. etc. which they may
r-quire; aud all coun erslsafts, wi b
then pulleys, betting. etc for the trans
mission of power from the main shat :
In the mac .inery hal All arran-t-
msnts of articles and decora ions mus
re in conformity viii the general plan
adopted hy the Director General.
Special constructions Of any kind,
whether in the buildings or ground,
can only I've made upon the written APP
proval of the Direclor General.
5. The Commission will take pre-
rautions for the safe preservaii ion of all
/, objects in The Exhibitions; but it will
in no way be responsible for daniagr
or loss of anv kind, or for accidents
by fire or OF herwise, however origin
ating.
/ Favorable facilities will be arranged
by which exhibitors may insure their
own goods.
q. Exhib tors may employ watch
men OF their own choice 10 guard their
goods during the hours the Exhibition
, is open 10 he public. Appointm. MT
OF such watcnmen will be subject To
the approval of Tho Director General.
, z. Exhibitors, or such sgrnis a
they may designate, shall he RESPONSE
BILE for he receiving, unpacking, and
| Al r.v..va..op .f nIi.otS aS Wall ~ for
their removal at the close of the Ex-
: hibition.
| 8. The transportation, receiving, un
. packing, and arranging of the pro-
: ducts for exhibition will be at the ex-
pense Of the exhibitor.
9 The installation OF heavy articles re-
curing foundations should bv special
: arrangement, be begun as oon as the
progress of the work upon the build
ings will permit. The general recep
ton of articles at the Exhibiiio build
4 ings will he commenced on January !,
r 1876, and no articles will be- Admitted
after March 81, 1876.
10. Space not occupied on the list of
. April, 1876. will rev ert to the Director
General for re-as~igntnent.
, IL. Ii products are not intended for
competition. il mEst be so stated Icy The
. ca atih tfFN 49, 10
from the examination Sy the Inter
nat. Ona Juries.
IL. If no authorized person ~ at
hand to receive goods on their arrival
at the Exhibition building. they will
q I've removed without delay, and slOrcd
al the cost and risk of whoinsoe Ger ii
may concern.
Is. Articles that are in any w4y dan
perous or offensive, also pttent meti-
cinps, no-trums, and empirical prepar-
alton, whose ingredients are concealed.
will not be admitted to the Exhibit
ton.
l IA. The removal Of goods will not be
permitted prior to the close of the Eek
hibilion.
i l5. Sketches, drawings. photographs,
' or other reproductions OF articles *
/ mbited, will only be allowed upon the
I joint assent of the exhibitor aud the
Director General; but views of por-
A tons Of the building may be made
= upon the Director Generals sanction.
l6. Immediately after the close of the
, ExhibiI ion, exhibitors shall remOve
! their effects, and complete such re-
8 moval before December 81. 1876. Goods
then remaining sill he removed by
, the Director General and sold for ex
: penseS, or otherwise disposed of under
/. the direction of the Commission.
II. Each person who becomes an ex-
hibitor thereby acknowledges and m
dertakes to keep the rules and regnla-
: items established for the government
: OF the Exhibition.
! Spe.isl regulations will be issued
J conct rninE the exhibition of fine arts,
I the Wganization Of international iuries,
: awards OF prizes, the sale Of >pec al ar
! ticles within the buildings, and OF
. oiher points 10, touched upon in these
. preliminary Instructions.
, 10. An official catalogue will be pub
lished in four distinct versions. viz:
English, French, German and span ish.
The sale at catalogues Is reserved to
l the Centennial Commission.
10. Communications concerning the
Exhibition should be addressed "a
u AaiIiI n i6oatas tiaperAl interpatjopal