The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-16
DELIGHTFUL D1NVBR.
rhe Queen CITY OF the Pains, -
eeen BY . Pleasure Seeker
and Sight Seer.
Tha Great Mining and 1nduoef1a1
1xpcsitton.
II IN lntsresttng, Instructive. and
big Thing"
s....,., IN ,e.ooudsuee OF The NIxsR.

s.ecial Co ,espnuds,.ee at The NIssa.
Your correspondent arrived here On
| Tuesday evening last, just three days
from, Butte. steady travel ami With
cut loss of time, the whole dislanc''
being made over the Union Pa''ti'''
co,m,nnny's lines, ria Ogden anil Cs'e> .
rnne. The state Ut The weather dur
ing therin,e occupied In making the
/, journey was what might he termed
without exaggeration, ut the bs'iling
point. but experienced no great In
convenience from Its effects. still 1t
wus . relief when l found myself at
my journeys end aud quart'reei In
one If D.nve' Is large anil comfortable
hotels. To the visitor from the North
the first impressions of Denver must,
to al alike, be pleasing IN every re-
spect. 1t IL truly magnificent place
and Is entitled to the prou' diatinc-
ton II The Queen ity Of the Platns,'
with her hcalthful climate, neither
too cold In winter nor too hot In sum-
nler, sort Of "Let wixt aud between"
~ It were the broad streets ard ave-
nues lined with trees, and pure, cool
water coursiny along side sf many Of
them, the trees "a ting II rr:rcsl.iDg
shade upon buildings aud sidewalks,
aud the water doing it. part In cool
ing the atmosphere aud furnishing
the ever-pr<semt street gamin the
n,e,ns Of que,,c!'ing thirst or wash.
ing his fec. her electric lights, mag
nitlcent opera house, splendid hotels
aud churches, large county buildings.
and grand City Hall, (ths latter not
yet completed l"', fast approaching
that end). tier fine system Of rapid
transit, her grand Union Depot, equal
it not superior t" anything west of
Chicago, and her many enterpri.ilg
newspapers. beaver Is certainly
very beautiful city and n pleasant
place In which to live. She las en-
jovesl . big loom for some time now.
but whether or not 1t will continue
indefinitely remains t" Ike seen. The
indications are that It will ut least
last for some .ln,e yet. The prv.jec-
tOrs III the great Mining aud Indus
trial Exposition now In pr0xr, - here
had something more In view ut the
beginning .I'an the receipts ut the
gate. l understand they are largely
interested IN unin.l proved real estate
in the neig ,l"r;..nsl Of the Exl,.,i-
ton grounds, which, are situated n'~,ut
four miles from, tia. H. ar, ri ll,.. city.
broadway, one Of tire finest streets in
the city. an.l the principal drive, has
Il slrs!i slt course. ir"n the city to the
Exposition I-"un.s. Building lots
are being sold quite rc:..iily ami the
city is rapidly stretching out in tl,n,
direction. 1t il the intention 20 MAX.
the Exposition pcri,iin cn!, and h..
this means assure tie sale of u large
number OF building l"s. 1.-THE thing
works ~ anticipate stock OILERS in
the company will in time eap u ricl,
harvest. ''esidcs being public l'enef::c-
:Ors to Denver. The "b.,os," will
continue aud everybody will be made
happy. In this connect on l will
y ate that q meeting Of the commits
a..d representatives from uif- !
ierent portions Of the country WIS IT.
'~ntly held in the city ior the purpose
Of taking int" consideration aud l,er-
(ectiny measures to make the Exp,si-
ton u permanent one. A committee .
was appointed to prepare cons,itu-
lou AMI bylaws, to be reported ut u
subsequent mcc. ing. A~ IN in.lica-
ion VI the sentiment here upon the
proposition referred to, will give
n'rti"n Of the remarks made at tie
meeting by Lieutenant Governor Ia
Nr. Mr.. TuLnr said:
"Gentlemen, l am please; to lm
SrcsenI here tonight, and t. learn
II the worthy objects for which you
.rr assembled. We have cree. :, ~,
Exposition building which, | laink
9"u vii! admit, possesses all the A.
= iiinltN!atiOlls necessary, aud | am
delighted L" find that you gentlemen,
'rprs Scntiug nearly every county in
i''s State, and every adjoining State
lnl IeTrIt ~, rtsissi.!.at ~. Ii,wr,,llv
'nd 8" promptly Ia Our in vita: ion t.sr
general MN'i coiiirictc sim,win: Of
he great Vests mineral wealth. L
IN more t!laii pleased IL Se... ~, MANY
i'd varied mineral exhibits. AMI IT,
NO" t'""t more are c''siiii:. AS !
':"'.' st;:ii'l II. tits meeting j. ca;:.l
"r !;:e !.nr!"'-: Of making Il i..rpv:ui-
y li'e Mining Exposition. Tm;s isu
hove III the r,yi,t direction, anal | ,un
ssurc you, gentlemen, that this ex-
e'>ition VIII l.: ":.en :iie Year around,
htI that tor tw"ar three month. r.,c!,
ear the showing q. mineral vii; H.
ne largest ahd ni'-t v;Ii,la;l, eve;
eeE IN the world. r;uw liz 10 ,l,,.
alsrsNsd facilities and excursion mates.
Ii betr''llilIg more and more. a,:s,r.
III every day that they are entirely
ladts iilate. The time on all excur.
ION tickets must le heightened. Us
y that means thousands vi ,rrs.,n.
wing III the seaport towns would
ls't the State aud the exln,-i,icn.
'neEeaS they are now unable to do