The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-10-05
FIJI porIr
The Managers Propose to Continue 1t
Another Year.

announcer hear.
The adjourned meet of the commits
sioners was held at the rooms of Gen
eral Manager Loveland, the chairman,
Hon. Irwin Malone, presiding. The
report Of the committee on resolutions
presented their report, which was
read by sections and adopted, and is as
follows:
WHEREAS, We regard the National
Mining and Industrial Exposition, To-
Gated at Denver, Colorado, as meeting
a want to bring prominently to the
front the productive u of the
great west.
WHEREAS, The exposition at Denver
has just closed its second year and is a
success, Notwithstanding the opposi-
ton it has had to contend with, and
believing if the best interests of the
STATES AND TERRITORIES
of the west are subserved, it should be
placed in the best possible shape to
meet the demandsof a growing country
from year to year; therefore
Resolved, That we are in full SYM
pathy and accord with the enterprise,
and will render our aid in every legiti-
mate way to make the exposition of
1884 pre-eminently a success.
Resolved, That in order that all OBJ
jections to the exposition as a private
or real estate speculation may be re-
moved, we recommend that the state,
the several counties of the STATE, ad-
joining states, territories and counties,
adopt some measures by which they
will become directly interested in the
property now held by the present expo
sition management for exposition
purposes.
Resolved, That as the exposition OF
the past two years has been of more
than ordinary encouragement, we rec.
ommend the management to at once
take active steps for the exposition Of
1894 and in such a way as to remove
all doubts as to the permanency of the
institution.
Resolved, That we recommend the
management for 1884 to adopt the fol
lowing suggestions:
Provide for complete exposition Of
the
INDUSTRIAL INTERESTS OF THE Who'll
COUNTRY,
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awards to be decided by competent
jurors.
Arrange for a superintendent of eacl
specific department, who shall make
personal canvass for all articles in hi
department and have special care of TIN
same.
AS a means of sustaining the exposi
ton we recommend the management u
discard the system of complimentary,
tickets, making no distinction as t.
rank or station, discriminating only il
favor of those who render an equiva
lent service for the interest of the ex
position.
Each state, territory, county associa
tion OF individual to provide for it
own exhibit and management, subjec
only to the general and specific rules o
the management, which shall be pub
lished.
The resolutions were adopted, afte
which Governor Loveland made a shor
statement relative to the proposition
which he had made on Tuesday ever
ing-that the various states and terri
tories might become
OWNERS OF A PORTION OF THE EXPO
sITIoN STOCK.
He desires to be perfectly understood
however, that the sole object of tn
management in taking this step was t
personally interest these districts i
the enterprise, and SO far as any specu
lation in it was concerned the presen
management were entirely satisfied a
to its future success, and did not nee
to part with any of their present own
ership in the property, save to remov
Lfrom it the feature of being a priyat
enterprise. He said the capital stoc'
was 1000, 900, which is at presen
owned by four persons. The incum
brance vas a trust deed for $500, 00C
secured by bonds bearing 8 per CEN
interest. He suggested that the pres
ent owners would part with one-half @
the stock at a price to be agreed upon
He male another suggestion that th
counties and territories should tax
bonds secured by a mortgage of 800,
600. and receive for each $1,000 bon
SO, 1888. 33 in stock. After some discus
sion INDUCED in by. nearly all the mem
bers present the meeting adjourned t
meet this afternoon at 3 O'Clock, whei
the committee appointed on Tuesda
night to fix on a plan for acquiring
joint ownership in the exposition vii
make a report.
SHEET MUSIC only 1Oc at 1.-The Fair.