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

the facility with which great masses OF
stone are transformed into useful and
ornamental objects aui made suitable
Tor tue most skilled handicfait.
. Ssnds i0r the manufacture OF glass,
many colored clnye and kaolin Of all
grades for the potter, bficamsker,
porcelain worker, ETC., polishing su b-
stances, whetat0net, hDnUH euieriva,
viii constitute group OF unusual
Interest 70 both The student and manu-.
facturer. A-phaltio and cencnt mix.
lures and artificial stones, which have
mad, the pavemenus Of Paris anu of
the capital vi our own country suyerb
In their cleanliness AMI the admiration
VI the world, will bu illustrated in All
their multiiariOus uses.
The salI mihes bf the Old World, and
the brines and other salt workings II
our own country will contribute their
quota OF this snowy, Crystalline pro.
duct Adding 10 the color effect and
Interest ot the exhibit will be variu-
gated heaps OF initiates, sulphsics, Dor.
ates, pigments VI all hinds, uchrJs and
Netinilions, phDsphales, cOprolites aud
every variety Of mineral fertilizers. u
another group the useful grnphte,w with
The methods by which II II Trans
formed for use In the shape Of leads,
ctayonsi lubricants, etc, will be eN'
posed.
ALuMiNuM.
Ingois, bars and castings Of white
aluminium, with aluminium alloys, will
be found Ia position with pigs
and bars Of reddish copper. Tia Utca
anu block tin, sheet aud bar zinc, Ia
gOte Of nickel, specimens OF bislnuth,
anthony, arsenic aud other metals
with tdtlf ores and allOys will be ar
ranged inA manner confusing in Ill
yefsity, yet artistiually and scientific
ally Disposed.
In the mining machinery viii he
shown eyory species OF apparatus, sim'
pie and complex, employed IN working
Il mine from the lowest drift 10 tht
dump. Methods VI timbUfiug, ven
tilaung ami lighting the various slopes,
levels, anu galleries viii be SHOWN 10y
example. frame, HOSTS, and automl'
tic dumps, engines 70 pumping, rpch
breakers, screens, grizzlies aud olhoi
sizing appliances viii attract the IN
HprctiOu of the visitor ant instruct Ia
the greatest Of I'll industrieA I'm
proved diamond drills aud Cnntriv
anc.z for loading and uuloading ORE
and for their storage, automstic steve
dores for trAuaierence ON tile surface
patent seli.empting cars, wire rope
ways with their ontfit- OF bucket',etc.
coal tippl.s, steam shovels, belt con
veyors, etc., ETC., will complete tn,
methods by which the stipendoul
mining operations Of the present ag'
nre conducted.
MINING LITERATURE.
For the purpose Of practical study
the division OF history anu literature
Of mining AMI mstallurgy Will be un
surpassed. To this end, college facul
ties and professional men are already
pledged. Every facility will ~
afforded for examining In detail tn
geology ami distribution u minera !
and ore.bearing rock. The ricl
| literary stores, maps, models, etc., o
the leading educational Institutions o
tht nd, will present 20 tho studeu
who visits this great repository ut tn
| Columbian Exposition, an unexatnple,
opportunity Tor considering the entir
subject OF historical aud statislica
/ illnluks Mlut tnl NV lllH VIII ~
u iequateiy represented Dysurvey- an,
pIottings, by projections Of under
ground work aud modes, aud B.!
literature descriptive Of the method
Of RAINING shaits, nrls,cOnstructioi
Of mine workings aud tho handling o
ores.
An elaborate and accurate reproduc
ton Of ancient and unique mininl
aud metallufgical methods, appliances
aud processes ~ illustrating the evolu
lions In tbs industry, will attract TN
attention o. all clas.cs, and teach fruit
fll lessons IN the advance OF science
invention aud general civilization,
When the exhibits IN the depart
ment OF mines, mining AMI mctallurg!
shall have been properly collected
classi He'd and arranged, the depart
ment will he comprehonsiveand com
u,ete exposition OF al the great minern
treasures Of the earth AMI tn. method
employed In their sehrch, their treat
ment, aud their ussge.