Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-10
INNING At THE FAIR.

rrhaaet OF COhHfNh' f'' -
Ins To- Columbian Exposition, raised
WO' ,-., N an industrial rank that pre-
n,ln" ss,oosltions had denied IL Az
v w.',.. a, London and at Vienna, 'ns
I,,nslal exhibit was permitted 70 DC
a single court OF msager sections
Guy sss eomprehended within one
suu Of the general classliicatlon'' Az
s,oI Centennial Exposition while the
'us .,,,, was larger in area than those
e p.,t, and London, yet It was not
y g,med OF sufficient impirlance TO he
,.ccd ia a separate building ou' W."
.,,.i in an annex added TO tho in'
du,trlal building. a.,
r,dsr the scope and plan OF the
c.,smblan Exposition, and under the
,..,,ee,tion provided Tor guidance In
'--,,ilelion, many OF the branches OF
hs miniug industry, heretofore ~,
l'so,ratrd in other departments WIZ
niared ia their legitimate hhu
osniral positions in tbs mining ou'iu
ing. A.. a, IA. ciass,ncstion Of
naa,itnent az" Mines and Min!hh
,,y,s some adequate Idea Of the variety
N. exhibits comprshended. rus
material. the natural product, TO
a,blbited In the Mining Depart
nj will constitute the basis OF every
M, exhibit made, except that Oi
HssIeulture and Horticulture. Tho
.,e,nd work Of all IT,. arts ami sciences
Inc mechanical industries VIII We
,,emplsted within the walls Of the
.,,rstut, dedicated 10 Mlues, Miuing
snI Meialluryy. All OF the precious
sn,n,rals. All Of the economic minerals,
nj III tue precious stouts, all OF mo
Goals. all Of tho building stones HnI
watbles, all Of the clays aud sands all
ii The salts aud pigments, az well ~
the machinery, implUmO nu sud apple
.rce. employed la their conversion To
Inc uses OF man, will be iuily re-
ivsented.
COAL.
Tn. subject Of coal will be treated
an very broad lines. IL would he I'M
rosslhla 10 except for exhibition put'
poses all the really merl,ofious speei'
,,epa of coal that can he secured, for
he purpose Of demonstrating the re.
sources Of the country In this great
fuel. The treatment must he com.
pfehensive and sweeping, and the
dl,play based upon the distribution OF
he great coal fields that stand out
momIneutiy in thu geology Of the
country. The coal Industry IA OF gig
antlc proportion, involving the Ia.
vesiment vi many millions OF dOl!afa
AMI the employment VI hundreds Of
thousands Of people. Tue display
q coal at the Exposition WIN Oe
qualitative rather than quantitative.
fhe different varieties o. coal pro-
dur,d by the different localities VIII
b. shown, together with the chemical
Analysis OF each aud the results OF
tess drlermiuing economic value and
Adaptsbility TO various uses. The coal
resources of the countries, states and
seeiions will be shown by geological
mars aud drawings, exhibiting the
qualification, Crues section, etc., which
will render apparent the extent and
accessibility OF tho vast number Of
coal beds aud veins which underlie
The eafth's surface.
IRON.
A.tcrards iron, efforts will be made
10 have an adequate exhibit Of this
gest branch " industry. Without
considering the contributions that viii
tsm.ie to this division by foreign gov
efumentE this country, which IN now
the nftt nation ia the world In iron
reduction, will provide n display OF
ihsgenttst interest and benefit 10 the
manufacturing world. The develop.
- q A.. ~ flass "a
eth uaited States within the past few
years, no les than the attention which
has been devoted tU this particular In
du.try In the West In the same period,
surrounds this product with national
interest, II IL Intended 10 arrange this
exhibit with the fullest appreciation o.
the magnitude and Importance Of the
iron industry, with ample data ~ "a
the location anu extent Of the greater
deposits, the Anslyso. Of the ores, with
all the machinery AM devices ON
ployed in mining, hoisting, convey
Ing, storing, ctc. Statistics not only
based upon the operations OF the past,
but In degree indicating the extOnt
t1whlok they may bo carried ON In
the future, viii constitute a vSluabl,
feature Of this division.
ORES.
Every provision has been made foI
the installation of the ores Of both thi
precious anu base metals and cabinet
OF mineral specimens contributed 10y
private individuals, associations ant
technical anu mining schools. Thes,
Will be arranged with conspicuous car,
~ 10 detail. States, nstions, inuividu
ais, collectors and colleges will Wit
with one another IN endeavOrs TO "a
hblish their superiority OF their 70
spectiye collections, or 10 demOnstrat,
me value OF certain mineral countrles
seetlons or lands. Every ingenlOu
device and design will be utilized by
Tho several States, Territories aud coun
Tiles 10 Illustrate the magnitude ofthei
deposits,
MINING MAonINERY.
The division Of mining machinery
VIII demonstrate tho usefulness an,
economy of every character OF neohAu
lca equipment. Every device, inven
Won, tool aud appliance employed Il
me great Industry viii DO fully repre-
srnlei, either by nm exhibit OF tn
llll'tiLe plant or by wording models
lleontlru planto f smelling and Isfin
ing works and tho heavy mhchlnur!
u',d IN crushing anG separating ore
WIZ be in operation. A complete
tsues Of metsllurgio processes ifOn
mineral TO metal win he Installed.
rue extensive apparatus and tool
employed Ia the great petroleum an
natural gas Industries viii he anpl,
tShlbited, with oils aud bl.produot'
40 group viii be Of greater Interest u