Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-07-04
FOR THE STATE TO HEED,

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> bian Exposition, and to regulate the &C
, mission OF exhibits. No manufacture
/ goods OF any description will be allowe
in the buildings, and all articles entere'
for awards must be installed in tn
proper departments, for which building
will be put up by the exposition com
psny. This ruling does away with al
endless duplication Of displays,and gives
each state a fine opportunity to make al
extensive exhibit of its natural resour-
ces. The regulations are as follows
"All exhibits intended to be competi
tive, and within the jurisdiction OF JurieI
or committees authorized to aware
prizes, must be located in some one o.
the general exposition buildings, and bt
grouped according TO the official class
ification, except such exhibits as car
only be properly and advantageously
displayed in the grounds; provided
however that this exception shall only
operate in those cases where, in The
judgment of the director general, he
shall deem it expedient to grant the ex-
press PERMISSION.
Each OF the states Of the union, the
territories and the District Of Columbia
shall be entitled TO erect and MAINTAIN
on the exposition grounds, a building
for the use OF such state, territory or
niotriot ne Hal,,r,a l,fo
states or territories, if so desired, may
erect aid maintain q building in COM
mon, and each state or territory desiring
to erect such building to be used in
common, shall, through their official re-
presentatives or their state Worlds Fair
board, file with the director general I'D
application, in writing, for ground space
for such building, and, as soon as pos
sible give general description Of the
character and style Of the building pro-
posed to be erected, and the sum OF
money appropriated for the construc-
tion thereof, and after the ground space
shall be allotted, as hereinafter provided,
and before any occupation thereof,
there shall be filed with the chief of the
bureau of construction detailed plans
and specifications for each Of such pro-
posed buildings, and when such plans
and specifications shall have been ap-
proved by the chief Of the bureau Of con-
struction and by the director general
permit TO erect building shall be issu-
ed by the last named officer.
THAT, preparatory to the assignment
Of ground space for state buildings, the
director general, after conference with
and the concurrence Of the grounds and
buildings committee OF the exposition,
shall cause the state aud territories of
the union to be grouped IN such manner
as sshall appear most likely to produce the
beat results to the exposition as a whole
AID shall allot suitable ground space to
each Of such groups; and after such al
lotmept shall be made the space in each
allotment shall be again properly subdl-
vided as to provide suitable independ-
ent locations for each state or territory,
or iany two or more OF them desiring a
location in common, and the location of
each individual state or territory, or any
two or more OF them desiring a location
in common within the territorial space
assigned TO that group wherein they are
included, shall be determined in the or
der OF their application; subject, how
ever, to harmony of grouping of build
ings, which shall be determined by the
supervising architect and landscape
gardener and director general.
THAT correct plans and specifications
for every state building, as approved by
the chief of the bureau Of construction |
and the director general, shall, before !
the issuance Of the permit. be filed in |
the Office OF the director general and be |
preserved as a record Of the exposition.
THAT in the construction OF such |
state buildings each state or territory
may use such material or materials pro-
duced IN such state or territory as the
state board shall determine, with view
OF promoting a full exhibition of the
structural materIals.produced IN such |
state or territory.
'Such state buildings shall be main
tanned as state or territorial headquar-
ters under the control of the state board, |
but subject to the rules and regulations
governing the exposition, and the con-
venience and entertainment Of residents Z,
OF the particular state or territory, and |
the reception and entertainment Of their |
friends and such guests as they may in
vite to share Hospitality Of such state or
territory; and shall also, if desired by |
the state or territory, be used as deposit
tory for collective exhibit OF such q |
line as shall best illustrate ard exem-
plify the natural resources OF such state, |
as well as the historical and archeolo- |
gical features. Each such collective |
state exhibit shall, however, be installed |
and maintained only subject to the fol- |
lowing conditions, limitations and re-
strictions, to-wit:
These exhibitions shall not be cata- |
logued nor considered as competitive or
at all entitled to participate in prizes or
awards, nor be within the Jurisdiction of |
the committee or iuries OF award. They
shall embrace no manufactured goods or
products. No processes shall be in
Guided therein and no motive power per-
mitted in any such building"