The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-01-23
THERE IS WORK FOR ALL.
The Miner, the Lumberman, the Stock
Man, tho Rancler and the Ladies all
Invited 10 Work.

young state OF Idaho should keep
fully abreast with her sisters of the
northwest in the great march OF
material progress. That she may
do this, no opportunity for advance
ment broad enough in it's scope and
promises to move into active effort
and active life, every state in the
union should be allowed to pass
without leaving with Idaho her
full proportion Of all the benefits to
be derived.
Upon the very Threshold Of
our entrance into statehood such an
opportunity is presented.
The Columbian exposition to be
held in Chicago in 1893 will afford
us an opportunity that cannot
occur again in the next four hun
dred years, to exhibit TO the world
the unparalleled advantages to be
found within our borders.
THE BENEFITS TO THE STATE
to be derived from such an exhibit
ton, if thoroughly, honestly and
conscientiousiv carried out, cannot
be measured by monied estimate.
Among the millions who will visit
the great fair, there will be many
thousands who 60 for the purpose
of examining che exhibit. that they
may there learn at glance the
special and peculiar advantages
offered by each state to settlers,
having in view "a paramount object
Of ultimately changing and better
ing their conditions in life. Cali
fornia, Washington, Oregon and
Montana have had their ''hoom.'
Their palmiest day for rapid prog
ress has passed. Idaho's is yet to
come.
TlIE LEGISLATURE HAS ALREADY
APPROPRIATED
twenty thousand dollars to be ex-
pended in making this exhibit.
This sum, although small and in
adequate for such an undertaking,
will be 80 expended. This is the
law. But that it may be well and
profitably expended, it becomes
necessary that each and every citi'
zen who has his own material wei.
fare and that of the state at heart
must not only lend his earnest
sympathy, but in some way should
contribute material aid in forward
ing this great work. By 30 doing
the success Of the undertaking will
be assured, the burden will be light
and fall eqally upon the shoulders
of all. We cannot afford to let thi:
opportunity pass.
A WORLDS FAIR COMMISSION 1,
EVERY COUNTY.
The commissioner for Idaho
within as short a period as the worl
can be accomplished, will visi
every prominent locality in thu
state, either in person or by hi
secretary, for the purpose of organ
izing Worlds Fair commission
in every county. One or more dull.
accredited assistant commissioner
linen and women) resident of tn
county, especially selected for thei
knowledge Of its resources, ant
capacity for collecting, classifying
and organizing for each county
exhibit, will be appointed, and al
matters pertaining to the work
each county, will he delegate,
to them, the commissioner retain
ing a general supervision OF al
In this way it is believed loca
pride and ambition can hc arousc'
and good deal of assistance OK
tanned ut comparatively SINAI
expense to the state. When thes
organizations are perfected,
pamphlet for general Distribute
will be circulated, naming tn
county commissioners and specify
ing tho labor which they are eN
pected to perform, with all tn
details of tho work in the state Il
large.
ON ACCOUNT or THE DEEP SHOWS
some portions of the country ar
now inaccessible, meantime CORES
pondence relating to every hranc
of industry, is solicited. The mine
from this time forward can begi
the work of collecting specimen
for this exhibit, and while a solicitl