Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-14

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cnt that one sample Is far superior to
All Of the rest, u would be useless 20
send the Othcne, because the prize
/ did cumc 20 Utah, the Inferior snmplrs
would stand no show Of Getting 10.
Therefore, It II urged that none but the
/ very best VI each elias Of exhibits be
sent, aud that all oNhiuits be required
10 pass a rigid examination. Iuielard
TO the building to bp erected by tins
commission, / would suggest that iis
| general dimensions be- sb1ut liNDJ
/ feet, two stories high, and that 10 be
built OF wood, covered with stutl 10 re-
present stone.
The chief n construction Informed
mo that he should require that all
| State buildings should ombudy come
feature that would make them dis.
uuclvely Characteristic Of the State
they were intended % represent, and
! have ~ mind several suggestions ON
this point which viii embOdy In "a
special report.
| think that the building should be
provided with commUdiols ufiicti tor
/ the commission anu secretary ami 10
arranged that the special territorial
exhibit can ue used IN decorating the
principal exhibit rooms. A gallery
should he provided for the second floor
where space eau be srt apart lot the
sove'al counties Of the territory.
would alsO recommend that sleeping
rooms DO provided for the officers and
employees, 90 that they eau stay ON the
grounds.
/ nnd that such provision htr being
made by most NJ the other states.
think that an annex should be erected
ia tue rear Of the luiliiug for
restaurant. This concession has
been granted us through the media.
ton OF tho dircct0r.genrrAl. | dU not
think that Restaurant IL "A specially
desirable feature, all things cOnsideToi,
| yet am satisfied that II viii be n ne
| ccHsity, because great many Utah
people Will want to have some place
where they eau go aud get a meal at n
reasonable price, anu u will be the
duty OF this commission to take care for
Utsh visitors. Many OF the other
States are making arrangements for u
restaurant.
Ia regard 10 the several departments,
recommend that the following do.
partnenis he created.
| Agrlcullure-TO include food and
food products, farming machinery and
appliances, live stock, domestic and
wild animals, horticulture, forestry
AMI forestry products.
Mines - To include mining and
mothllurgy and mining industry,
MAnufactuteg--'rO include all manu-.
featured products, transportation aud
electricity.
Fine Arts - 70 includo pictorial,
plastic and decorative art, engineering,
public works, architecture, music anu
drama.
Education-To include the public
aud private school cxnibit, progress
OF labor and invention.
Elhnology and Archaeology - leo
lated and collective exhibits.
Blu. ,au Of Information - For the
dissemination OF general and special
Information In regard 10 our Territory.
In regard to the appointment Of
several chlsfa Of departments, would
recommend that the utmost care be ex.
ercised.
a part OF the chiefs should com.
| mence work at once aud their cOmpen-
sation should he regulated In regard 10
the time aud labor required OF them.
Special arrangements should be made
with each individual.
| In the education, fine arts and man
ufactufes departments, for the present,
the work can be- carried on by cores
pondence, and compensation Of the
chiefs should be nominal for the pres.
ent.
In the agricultural, ethnology and
mining departments considerable time
ana labor will be- required AMI the
compensation will have to bs regulated
accordingly.
The secretary, under the ruler, IL
chief Of the bureau VI information.
desire to make the following
recommendations and suggestions:
That the executive commissioner be
given authority to suspend work In
any department ~ he Geem II neces.
sary, or suspend a chief for cause, or
when. In his judgment, the work nc.
complished dots not Justify the tx-
pense. Also that lac be given author.
ity to assign special work 10 any chief.
That the department OF woman's work
DO placed under the exclusive charge
OF the board Of lady managers when
appointed.
That Utah architects be invited 10
compete for the plans aud specifica-
tons OF the Utah building aud TINT
complete data IN regard u the build.
ing DO furnished all architects desiring
TO compete.
That the leading citizens In each
county be requested to form county
Worlds Fair associations aud that
blank certificates OF membership bo
prepared by this commission aud sup
piled TO county associations nj cost.
In conclusion permit me 10 say that
while In Chicago thn director general
spoke In the highest terms of praise OF
the work VI Hon. Z. ii. Launan,
national commissioner for Utah, anu
the persistent effort he had made to
secure the excellent site Tor building
purposes, anu we found ourselves uu.
der many obligations 90 him for the
kindly manner In which we were re-
ceived.
will add that after visiting Chicago
| nave no fear Tor the success Of Utah's
exhibit at the Worlds FAIR.
THE REPORT ADOPTED.
Executive Commissioner Emley's
report was discussed and adopted.
The commission decided 10 at once
advertise for plans for the U,ah build.
ing, the size anu character ol the same
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