New-York tribune., 1876-07-22

ycars and their condition be gathered from the iact
they are extending their paintings from year 10 year,
ana that none OF their stock is on the market Ihe Idhor
employed is Chinese. The fact that the price oi ths
labor is Tow is probably foundation OF thcr saceoss
Attempts are now being IN dc In California to esiahl'h
wise and generous system OF irrigation the basis "i te
plan being the assumption that the water belongs 70 tue
people, not TO individuals.
KANSAS AND COLORADO.
Kansas and Colorado have single building Wh'cn s
the largest Of any OF tGo State structures Kansas
products arc almost entirely agricultural! though there
are samples Of coal gypsum and soils and specimens OF
birds AM insects The display Of wheat oats, corn, and
other grain both in the sheaf and measure is large,
vaq'ed and tasteful. Wreaths and rays Of wheat are
shown on the walls. An Independence bell is made OF
straw and GRAIN aud corn is exhibited in many striking
waye. Attendants on hand TO make statements IN
regard 10 TIE yield ot grain methods OF cvauon' ana
prices " land, while circulars dstribael freely In
addition volume Of state reports may be had giving
complete statistics OF every county in the state by
means of clterprcss, diagrams, and tables, whcIepJ
vast amount o: Information is impaired The Agrcn-
tural Department OF The State Of Kansas is conducted
in a manner worthy of being initiated By every Other
state.
Colorado defcrs making agricultural display untll
after harvest Int specimens OF the wool Of the plains
can he seem The mineral exhibit is nearly complete,
ana il is the best made by any State. One block OF coal
Weighing 5000 pounds, from 1rnidd u near 'l'
aan entrance. II makes good coke, Gnd it has great
value since hitherto large quantities OF coke have been
wei, Known 70 he OF value and which are worked
constantly, night ana day, show fine specimens Nz''
Dolly Warden Leavitt Briggs, Pecau and Dives, slide,
sherman Fiskc, Moose Bltes Baxter Morgan, Cafin'o,
Pocahontas OphiT (l.lG0 feet dcCT Wood aud Gus
tor o. the san Juan mines, lliawat, Logan, It'iliher
Boy. Fec cold, Eureka ldado, and Cashc some 9 ne
probable value Of the wHole is over TZV'ouy'
I'm interesting class of mines remains to be mehoAIa;
in only two other places IN the world namely III I'VE
mines IN IraEfN iyanla one Oh "llieu S & y,an
and now In Boulder County Colorado, where more az
100 Iodes have brcn discovered The American Mine Is
the leading one. and from it 80 tons months are taken
bringing. net. $500 ton. The yield o some OF ne ore II
imot fabulous being often from - 600 10 $4,000 atom
jr1f Alden Smith smcltcG pound of choice ore and
obtained over $50 pure gold rms discover, hi5 cysas ,S
-ryat excitement throughout the whole mining "oiia'
aud especially among scientific Ia H.
WESTERN GRAIN STATES.
Iowa has space among the several states IN Aericultn-
raj Hall she shows in large glass tubes seven .cct hh
specimens or sections o: soil from many counties, which
display is hc most complete Of anything iii the EXiihi-
ton the richness ana depth OF this soil must attract
great attention There are 80 varieties Of grapes 100 OF
woods 50 of small grains 800 Of apples and pears 90 OF
corn 200 Of garden and vegetable seeds The show Of
apples is remarkable since IL was supposed few years
ago that this fruit could not be grown in Iowa. new
variety known as the Wealthy" has valuable qualities
f cold and severe climates 1t s Of good size 1t keeps
remarkable quality Of taxing root from layers. ii oiiGi
mated in Minnesota, ard three of the first trees sold ior
- 600 each In appearance it resembles the Red hStIa-
chan but it is a better apple In addition Iowa has
model plows and other agricultural implements
illinois does not make good show rs she should
have done but things are noticeable There Is a
full line of small grains and grapes, also vegetable seeds
some fax twiHc coal single cheese, state reports, ana
tie like The Agricultural College bas samples of corn
grown in every State of the Union, and also on iaudeS
as high as be grown, viz in remote regions o
British AmCrca The corn grown on the verge oi the
tropics Is "fested wS insects This collection includes
800 varieties and it is the best made There are
samples of Grsclass beet sugar made al Freeport This
establishment was removed few years ago from Chats
worth, when over half a million dollars were sunk,
chiefly because there deficient water supply. at
Frcepcrt expenses just about met aud the great
struggle now realize small 1HnuAl profit So soon
as this shall be done, any amount of money required
viii be invested.
Wisconsin as fine samples Of timber, shingles, grain
Of all kinds wheat in particular; tobacco, and seed OIL
Indiana exhibits sections Of forest trees. Of which black
walnut is consicuoCs; and there is better display OF
hard woods on the Sronn and there i some WAGON work
There all kinds of grain III good snare tobacco ana
MICHIGAN presents her magnificent pine lumber sam
pies Of Norton Virginia wne maple sugar the SchelaI
of ccrcas native grapes, ana SOILS ana lHherS Ho
Nebraska has a tasteful exhibit of the cereals grown in
the Satc kaoln pottc clay, peat, coal, woods and
III particular. salt from the saline basin, now yielding 20
tons day ANA capable Of producing CO. OCO tons by solar
evaporation. Souil-Lastcn NcDraska enDracrs ABOUT
20 counties, which is eXccled BY no other for COIN
TIIE EAST.
Connecticut has n tasteful pyramid Of grain wool in
the fleece tobacco potatoes and some other products.
Nev-lIampshre has fair show OF cereals, including
corn maple sugar and sirup, potatoes forest woods,
wagon work. wooden ware, and two large strfcd hogs
which weighed when alive, about 1900 pounds These
attract great attention There is also an oldtmc plow
extremely useful as study by those who wish 10 note
the progress made during so years in pow manufdc-
ture.
New-Jcrsey seems to have begun making an exhibit
and then stopped leaving the srace unoccupied pri
vate company makes beautiful Oispiay OF cian6cIrcs
Massachusetts has nlGe cast" OIL sii!h 600 ND, nnS
specimens Ot granite ana some II nalDe iiaudlCl'rcu
articles food. and yau he series Of charts usra-
ting productions III TIE various sections; so farm
values agricultural societies, aud the various breeds OF
domestic animals, ~ they have increased or d!hn-
prolEcs and of marine manufactures connected win
inc fisheries, which is complete ana highly instructive
soME RAKE EXHIBITS.
Ohio has 100 samples Of wool Of remarkably good
quality samples Of Of astonishing excellence, ana oi
the various small grains. Some Of the counties make
spcc al d pays. ONO has large collection Of abOIis-
nal antiquities in the annex TO the Main Building sncA
as the general public never had an opportunity 20 sec De-
ioe SO also have several other western STATES, ana
especial attention is hereby called to them At the In
diana state Headquarters specimens OF coal IN large
masses, and the quality has special Significance.
Tennessee has large tent in which are exhibited many
varieties of iron orc. ana among geological specimens
blocks of thai elegant marble of which the United States
Treasury is built.
West Virginia makes her exhibits in elegant payil-
ion in the rear Of Machinery Hall. There are many
kinds OF coal iron ore specimens Ct useful woods and Of
WOODWORK petrol, great staple Oi the STATE; WOOL,
another staple; building stone, photographs tI SCHOOL
buildings and works 81 school pupils Everything rs OK
coiicntiy well arranged and managed The number OF
visitors VINO stcred their names during tne mOhth OF
June 4j,o5O
management and display indicate s", judgment, ana
business tact. Among the woods IS cypress tbc only