The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-09
MINING At The BIG FAIR
Tho Act Of Congress That Raised
the Business to :
New Rank.
An Adequate Idsa Of the Variety
Of the Exhibits Compre-
hendsd.
A Display That WIN NJ : Marvel In IT.
Lln0-Eor PURPOSES Of


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Under the seops and plan OF the Column
ton provided for auidanoe In installation.
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dussry. nefesotore incorporates ID owner
departments, will b placed IN their leRiti-
mate and naturaI positions In the mining
buildinr.
1nepeCs,on % sne ,aaa.ncas'on % oepsIs-
Mens "E." mines and mining, gives soms
adequate idea Of the variety Of the exhibits
comprehsnded. The raV mstcrial. the nat
rral nroaroA - y. .rh;h;t.d n Aha min;nc
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department wil oohs''ssss w Dssls 81 ~
cry othsr exhibit made. except shat OF aRfi-
culture and horticulturs. The ground work
NJ ali Aha Arts and soience. and thu manhan.
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49, .1 e'.sss 80 - 1890 p."s.1 =
inc Walls OF ne ssfuosnFs aea'osseo 70
mines. mining and mstsllurgy. All OF the
precious minerals. all Of the economic min
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$500 1890
Goals 81 q me nuildina stones ana maF-
bles. all OF the elays and sands, q! OF the
salts and pigments, - we'll - the machln.
CRY, Implements. q appliances smploycd
in their conversion to the uses OF man, will
be fully represented.
The subject of coal will be treated on
very broad lines. u would be impossible
t. accept Tor exhibition purposes I'll the
really meritorious specimens OF coal that
can DO secured. for tho purpose OF demon
strating the resources of the country in this
great fuel. The troatment must b. com
prehensive and swesping. and the display
based upon the distribution OF the great
coal nelas that stand ont prominently. in
the geology Of the country. The coal in
dustry il Of gigantic proportions, involving
the in VAntNAHnt nj mAnVm lllIOn1 OF 0OIIRFa
end tho employment OF hundreds OF thou-
sands of people. The display of coal at the
exposition will be qualitative rather than
cumulative. INT dltterent varieties OF
coal produosd by the different looalitles
will DO shown. together with the chemical
analysis OF each and the results Of tests de-
terminln9 economic value and aoaptapllity
to various uses. Inc coal resources OF
countries. states and sections WALL be how
by geological maps and drawings. exhibit
ing the stratihcatlon, cross section, etc..
which will render apparens me extent \
Acccssibility OF the vass number OF coal
beds and veins which underlls the sarth's
surface.
As regards iron, EFFORTS Will % made TO
have an adequate exhibits OF mat CREST In
dustry. Mithout considering the contr1-
buttons that will be made TO thle division
b!y foreign governments th.s country, WHICH
IS now the hrst nation IN the world In iron
productlon. Will PROVIDE Q olsplay OF the
greatest interest n osnefat TO tho civilized
world. The development OF the iron re-
sources OF the southern United States with
IN the past rev years no less tnan the at
ten.'on Which ns !. o tsn aevoseo :. 70 TINS par
t1cuiar industry IN me west In the same
period, surrounds tnls prodnes with na-
tional interest. - 10 intended TO arrange
This exhloit WIN the fullest appreciation OF
the magazines q importance OF the iron
industry. WIN ample data - 20 the 1904
ZION n e1tens OF sns ereater asposlts. the
analyses OF sne ores, Win 81 tne macnlnery
and devices employed IN mining, hosting,
conveying, storing, eto. esatisslcs not only
based upon tne operaticns OF the past, but
m q degree lnolcaslnR tne e1sens 70 whlch
shey may Do carried on N sne iotors, wl!l
constitute a Valuable teasurs OF THIS divl-
sion.
every provision mas oeen maze Tor me
installaslon OF sne ores OF ootn tne precious
ana base mesa!s any capinets OF mlneral
81 m co~nttlnuteo oy prlvate inoivld-
uaIs. essoelatlons ana secnnlcAi 1no mining
sonools. Inese wlit % aE1enRea WIN con
epiooous care o. 20 oe'al: e.asss, netions'
lnalviousle. ooiIee!o's e1o ooLsRss VII We
witn one enotnsr m enoeavors 20 essanilsn
sne supsrioiisy OF snsar Respective eollso'
slons, or 20 demons!laso the valus OF Ger
tain mineral connsfles, secs1ons or lands.
Every ingenious oeSicc ana ueslgn Will be
utilized seaI by tn: = ; mnst..t states IT, T. territories
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tnelr deposits.
Inc DIVISION OF mining mechinsry VII!
monetr TINS usetulness ana economy OF
Ivory c9araotei OF mecnanlcal equipments.
every oev!ce. INVENTOR. TOOL ma appliance
employed IN tne great INDUSTRY Will 20 fully
represented, either oy an e1hiblt OF the full
s!ze plans or by working models: The on
tire plant OF smelling and refining works
and the heavy machinery used In crushing
and separating. ores WILL be IN operation.
A complies series OF meta!!urRlcnl processes
from mineral, 20 metal VIII be installed.
Inc extensive apparatus n tools en-
ployed In the great petroleum and natural
gas industries Will DO amply exhibited. with
oils and bl-products. NO group WALL be OF
greater interest or OF more practical value
than that which illustrates the extent and
method OF the gigantic operations in this
division OF the mineral Kingdom.
Plans fer the best methods OF e%quippin0
assay Offices will be presented and illus
trnted. Melting and notification furnaces,
with muffles, cupels, etc, with melting pots
nnd iuxes handy for the production OF tho
assayer'a button" volumetrio n other
test methods, rolls and small crushers for
preparing test lots of ores, the most delicate
instruments Of precision these and the as
sociatsd appliances of metallurgy will be
exposed Tor the edihcation and instruction
OF the visitor.
Marbles, agates, jaapsrs, onyx, silioifed
wood, etc., will be offered for the inspeo,