Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-21
THE DENVER EXPOSITION.
Exhibits Must be in Position on Open.
ing Day.

of local mine owners to the fact that
very few of them have signified any
intention of exhibiting specimen of
their ore at the Denver Exposition.
The Jay Gould, Idahoan, and May
flower mines will probably supply a
1000 pound chunk each, and the Col
orado Fraction will do the same; but
if the owners Of any other mines in
tend to follow the example thus set
them the TIMES has not been in
formed Of the fact. The opportunity
afforded by the Exposition to make
our mines favorably known to invcs-
tors should not be lost-especially
when the expense Of doing so will be
SO trifling. OF course no small speci-
men should be sent-nothing weigh
ing less than 100 pounds, for instance.
But as these will be carried free of
charge by all stage and railroad lines,
all the expense to which the mine
owners will be put will be the net
value of their specimen. All persons
in this section wishing to send speci-
mems to Denver for exhibition should
address them to H. u. Burkhart, stage
and express agent, Haley.
The following, which we clip from
the Salt Lake Tribune, applies to
Idaho, as well as Utah, with this ex-
ccption, to-wit: Where the Com.
missioner name occurs, that Of
Hon. I. +. Singiser should be in
serted, and where the word Utah oc-
ours, Idaho should be inserted:
RULES AND IMPORTATION FOR ExHIB-
IToRS.
The Denver Exposition building
will be open for the reception Of ar
ticles on and after July Is, and all
exhibits must be in position and ma
chinery ready for operation on the
opening day.
Parties wishing to exhibit are re-
quested to apply Immediately for
space, stating form or dimensions of
surface or the maximum or mimi
mum space of exhibits.
Applications for space must reach
the Commissioner at Salt Lake, be-
fore the 10th day Of July, 1882.
All articles on exhibition must re-
main until the Exposition closes.
An efficient police will be provided
by the Denver Exposition directors
for the care Of articles both dav and
night, but exhibits will be entirely
ut the owners risk. Insurance
against loss by fire will be effected
when desired in transit or ut the Elk
hibition building.
No charge will be made to exhib
TORS for entries, space or motive
power.
Free transportation of freight to
and from the Exposition has been
granted for exhibits by the several
railroad AMI express companies in
Utah Territory and by the Union
Pacific Railroad from Ogden to Den
yer.
All communications or packages
for the Denver Exposition should be
addressed: To the Commissioner
for Utah Territory to the Denver Ex.
position.
All articles should be packed in
cases of sufficient strength and be
entered at and forwarded through
the Commissioners office at Salt
Lake.
In order to make Utah's represent
alton as complete, interesting and
creditable as possible, the Commits
soner of Utah takes full charge of
all preparations and arrangements at
Denver, and will have right to Sc
lect at Salt Lake, representative ar
tlcles in every class or department
rather than accept an excess of infc-
rior articles of any class.
Inquiries will be promptly an
swered and every facility in the
power of the Commissioner will be
furnished to those desiring to con.
tribute exhibits.
Exhibitors subject themselves to
respect the rules established for the
government Of the Exhibition, and
to obey all regulations adopted BY
the Utah Commissioner
}. +. CLAYTON, Commissioner.