The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-07
ON IT'S PILGRIMAGE.-
The Exposition Car Sent
Out in Good Shape.
A GLANCE AT ITS CONTEN IS.
Its Reception at Ogden-The Showing
Made-TO Leave for the
East To-day.

the public of the Utah Palace EXPOSE
ton Car, there were enou4h people in
attendance to thoroughly fill it. and al
day long, up to the time of its depar-
ture for the Utah Central Depot, q
constant stream of visitors surged up
one side and down the other, admiring
and critici sing. Many there were to
whom the display made was most
complete surprise, several expressing
themselves to the effect as being
entirely unaware that such vast
resources lie at our very doors. These
were not, o. course, readers CT
The HsRALD. One merchant who
had pooh poohed the idea from lis
inception was among the earliest visit
ors, and as he glanced at the display
made y rival firm, he said: Well,
II had known you we're gong to make
such showing, l should certainly have
contributed something" How on
| earth showing" could be made with
out contributors from our citizens he
did not attempt 10 explain. lhe dis
play made, while not as large aud CON-
liens generally, been prompt III res p0nSe
toithe invitations to contribu 6, is never
theless' a most satisfactory one. To
say that it comprises n glimpse of all
our resources and industries, would
not be true-it would require
a train of cars such as this one
to accomplish tha-but the collection
made, 1t seems to Us, cannot but evoke
in crest wherever it is exhibited One
OF the 'moSC attractive features Of the
display is the handsome collection of
mammoth views OF scenery ID and adja-
cent 10 salt Lake City. These pictures
are encased in nickel frames and run the
entire length OF the Car on either side
surmounting the show cases. Below is
a partial list: Garfield Beach; North
Portal Castle Gsie; lone Peak. Arneri-
can Fork Canyon; tunnel No. 3, Union
! Pacific; Sphypx of the Weber; Ontario
Mill; Black Rock; Salt Lake City from
Prospect Hill; hanging Rock, A nlercan
| Fork Canyon; Provo Wooden Factory
teyll S Gate; Devils Slide; view
of Salt Lake City fr m Gardo
Capitol Hill; Cs:tle Gate; Lake
Park; Eagle Gate; Hanging Rock:
| American Fork Canyon; Continental
| Hotel, Maiu Street from Temple Block;
Interior OF Tabernacle. TWO views; Castle
Gate; Temple; Tacernacle and Assembly
! Hall; Brighton S Silver Lake; Upper
! Twin Lake nesr Alta; Deseret WOODEN
/ Mills: Logan Temple and several miao-
| views.
THE EXHIBITS
1t would take more space than The
HERALD can devote this morning to
mention al the resources of Utah that
have been condensed into particles
small enough to be placed within the
car. Home manufactures are well
repr sented by the Deseret Wooden
Mills, Provo Wooden Mills, q. G. M. l.
Shoe Factory, Utah Cracker Factory
ard Utah Soap Company, each Ct
whom have an elegant display. Besides
! these there are contributions from the
glass WORKS: deMj0nn factory; silk fac
tory, showing the cocoons and the
{ manufactured silk: Deseret paper mills;
| ths Salt Lake chemical Works-an at
tractiye display, showing nineteen diff
tereut KINDS OF salts and chemicals
.Inade by that institution from The pro
hdUct Of the Great Salt Lake; paints
pigments manufactured by PascOe from
native orss; -four; cracked wheat;
oats. lncerne seed: oatmeal; barley;
| corn; the renowned Utah 20 alto; sheaf
of rye growing naturally in q large
pot; wheat sheaf with full heads, cut
on tie first OF June; dried fruits of all
Kids, fresh Strawberries, gooseberries,
pl I'M peaches, pears asparagus. cherries
and peas bottled; & bottle of roses from
! the Deaf Mute institute; pickles al d
vinegar; sugar; water from the Salt
| Like Hot Sulphur Springs, flowing at
| the rate of 500 minute, at g tempera-
ture of liz oegrees; pipe clay; fire
brick; gypsum; sulphur; coal and coke;
6ee:es of wool; Mlngo bullion; Ger
III ania bullion; huge bar 900 pOunds)of
copper bullion; photographic stone:
building stone of all kinds and cOlors;
marble, from pure white to ebony,
silica; asphalt slabs; lime made from
| Carara marble; Utah cotton; road
material; broom corn; IRON castings;
sam pies of both temperance and other
beverages manufactured in Utau. etc.
In addition to these, there is fine col
lection of U tab minerals, varying from
the cabinet samples up to mammoth
pieces, weighing 800 pounds. and it is
most attractiyely displayed; a fine
showing of white topaz. garnets and
amethystS found within our borders;
salt crystals from the Lake, and many
other specimens of interest, including a
bust of Brigham Young and also one of
President Cleveland.
The car is we'll supplied with boom
literature, and will pick up more at
Chicago, Among the stock now on
hand are copies of THE HERALD's
special edition. There are also small
sample bags of Utah wheat and barley,
small bottles of sand and also of water
from Garfield Beach, which will be ju-
diclously distributed where they will do
the most good.
ON ITS TRAVELS.
| Shortly after o'clock the car was
was closed to the public and few min
utes later was run down to the Utah
Central depot. accompanied by the
Garfield Beach Band and a number of
citizens. At 10 it was attached to the
regular north-bound train. and its
pilgrimage had commenced, the band
playing selection as the train moved
away. Among those who accompanied
it as far as Ogden were Messrs. J. G.
Conklin, Henry w. Lawrence, Hv.
Groesbeck. 6. F. Culmer, W.
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