, 1891-06-28
A WYOMING EXHIBIT.
1t Will Be Made at the National
Teachers Meeting.
The List Embraces Various Min
erals and Photographs.
1t Was Packed Up Yesterday For
Shipment TO Toronto.

Prof. Churchill was engaged yesterday
in packing up the articles which he in
tends to exhibit at the meeting OF the
American and Canadian teachers to be
held in Toronto. 1t is expected that
20. 600 teachers will be in attendance,
Arrangements will be made so that the
exhibit will receive a good location in the
place OF meeting so that all the teachers
from this part OF the county and Canada
and the visitors will have a first class
chance to see it. The collection will en-
brace a fine cabinet of minerals selected
by Prof. ConleY of the university
with some additions which Prof Church
i'll himself has succeeded in collecting.
The largest pictures which he will take
with him embraces a dozen views Of vari-
Gus points of interest in Yellowstone park
They are beautiful specimens OF the pho
toGraphic art and show to the best advan-
taVe scenes OF beauty and ~grsnduer I'M
surpassed on the face of the globe. Pho
toGraphs OF the public buildings Of the
state are grouped together in one display.
They embrace the capitol at Cheyenne.
state university at Laramie, Deaf and
Dumb Institute at Cheyenne, the fish
hatchery near Laramie an the state in
sane asylum at Evanston.
a very interesting portion Of the cx-
hibit will be the photographs OF Western
scenes, These include many that are
quite familiar here. such as roundup
views, pitching tronchos and the ike,
besides pictures of Indians in their various
costumes Including two of Chief Washa-
kiel their tepecs aud children and savage
ways of living.
CHEYENNE is represented by several
street views. views in the city park, the
shops and several of the most prominent
private residences. The selections are
not only comprehensive but adequately
display the beauty of the town
Rock Springs and Green River are vel
represented with school houses. churches,
various views, including Camp Pilot
Buttes and business blocks. such as those
OF the BeckUIth Commercial Co. and Tin
Kinney & Co.
The Newcastle contribution is in every
way notable It shows extraordinary
evidence Of the growth Of the town. The
school building is a very ornate structure
and the city hall is a handsome building.
The coal mine scenes are works of art.
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public schools, rolling mill. chemical
works and several photographs of artistic
residences. These are accompanied by
a number of copies of the university
souvenir and illustrated pamphlets
descriptive of the town aud its resources.
Rawlins sends pictures ofthe handsome
public school building at that point, depot
hotel and car shops. From Crook county
comes various cattle scenes, a photograph
-nfthe DeYil's tower. a view Of Suudance
as it nesties at the foot OF Sundance
mouutain, A view of Douglas. its beautiful
school building and First National bank
is shown. Buffalo sends three views OF
different sections of the town and one of
ITS school children There is a large
photographic view of Evanston and its
chief buildings and a chrome lithos-apbiv
view of the great Uinta stock farm, Con-
siderable printed material has also been
sent from Johnson and Fremont counties.
Group photographs ofthe Girl Guards,
company X. n company B., with
photographs OF met and women holding
official or public positions in the state
complete the collection. II collection
will be accompanied by a big banner con
tanning these words: Wyoming. 44th
Star, Equal suffrage, intelligent electors
and compulsory education secured by the
constitution.