Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-29
Exceis That of Every Nation an Earth
--.Her Minerals are Rich
and Varied.

OF silver per tpu. IltN uHlt, hufFtfiN,
looking monsters, In, they ,liaer from
anS othef exhibit ~ that kind In the mining bnik
ng. They are chiefly FROM the Crur d'Alene mines
MRniner sending many Of them
The Rams Horn mine az FAY IIorsr sent several
hne specimens. also from that district the shsock
made a very good showing. Tho districts ~ Idaho
Custer CITY, warinsr, Era Houston. HALEY,
k.tchuIn, Mnldoon, Rocky Bar, Atlantis, Hammer.
Idaho City, Quartaberg. rlaeersslle. sai.nos City
placer mines Of snake river From thee CAMPS a
good exhibit has been gathered, add although the
81 Idaho lack In color 10 render them attractive
placed As taey are they make
vKRY GOOD SHOWING.
The Chief Of the Idaho mining department pur.
chased FROM the Mexican department. two large braase
and these pAce IN the center Of the Idaho
space Into these eases have been put the royal es
hibts ~ Idaho They contain a hne showing Of
dressed opals from The owyhee country, and rich
exhibit OF gold nuggets from Jordan Greek Stanley
Basin, the csnur dAlcnes and also from Bonanza.
Along with these opal- and this gold there are mag
INDECENT garnets. exceeding, fine specimens Of rock
crystal. wood opal, pcrined wood. undresse sample.
Of ob-dan, and One lot OF gold quartz In which the
yellow metal shows up prominently.
There wall cases running along the north
eide, and In the center enc OF these there's
MAGNIFICENT EXHIBIT
from the DeIamar mine Of DeIamsr. There Is also
most excellent showing of argentite from that mlne
and this Is cut and beautifully polished. There H.
also frnin the same property fine brick Of 200
ounces, and also an array OF lower grade ore
A. the east end OF the pavilion there rises pyra.
mid 81 lead and copper from northern Idaho
Their coorng sds much to the beauty Of the exhibit
from this State. and these lead ores being OF tine
crysallte and high In silver, they make great i'm.
PROV einent upon the duh looking from other
quarters Of Idaho. The Frisco. Gem, Skylark bunker
Hll, poorman and Last Chance mines make very
good showings indeed; splendid showing amongst
There Is little doubt but that the future w render
opal mining In idaho profitable some II the STONES
Of the very beat quality. and these stones
aNN1 asHa.s
will the vsrS finest gems OF this class taken FROM
Idaho.
INV corrrR E1ursu
from Idaho falls short OF what she should show, as
the copper Of the Seven Devils region there i simply
extraordinarily rich and nigh in color There Il 4
very hne showing OF oaiiics and agates from various
parts Of the state, end from Sola Springs there l.
hne exhibit ~ tdanha watcr which eing from time
10 tms furnished samples Is gaining favor rapidly
Nth the public
Taken altogether, tho Idaho mineral exhibit /.
good, and II tends 20 sho~ what Idaho IL ay and
what II viii he twenty Year, hence, when more rail
roads shall have penetrated the widsof central Idaho
and niioes that nos unknown will ield month";,
contributions b. the worlds wants
The interests Of the Idaho mineral exhibit arr
looked after largely by Prof ShertneFhorn and ala
by Mr.. Ease, whose united efforts have placed IN,
new State NJ Idaho very ere.iitaby before the world
~ a mining country
AaREuLrUHx
Most unfortunate was the event that de=.roye,
idahos farm exhibit by FIRE son,e four months ago
total loss and ran Judge ~ What II was when ",
SOC the fruit exhibit from that great and glorious
State
The fruit exhibit from Idaho Is not only fine hn,
II Is in many RESPECTS the finest at the fair and
this fruit exhibit to Idaho is worth 500 600 In ayer
Using II speaks volumes for the adaptahllity o
that State for the production OF apples, peaches
pnms, grapes, pears berries, hgs, and also almonds
and peanuts
In Holy writ we are told Of how the sples Who re
turned fran the land 81 Canaan created boom b.
showing the fruit eHhibit OF Canaan. would let
last dollar that the display would fall short VI that ci
Idaho at the Worlds Fair.
The eutiu features 81 that fruit exhibit are good
there was good Judgment used IN getting glass "
which % exhibit the samples: there knowleg,
and shill In preparing the fruit, and a. they nov
stand before the public, no land Of all the earti
shows sueh display Of fruits a. does Idaho.
Idaho, gray, lava coated Idaho, where a few year
since the seurvy coyote and tho hrecch-eiouded In
dian held sway, to-day stand. at the fair the hrs
among nations as a fruit producer. To Mr.. Hannai
of Rose valley much Of the grand victory IL due an,
he well deserves the praise that Is heaped upon hin
by the people u his state and thnse laas and gen
tiemen who we're his partners in the work desery
equal praise.
ma IDAHO STATS HUnBNo.
The most unique and remarkable structure Il
Jackson Park u What Is known A. the Idaho Chalet
II Is built Of pine lngs taken from northern idaho
has most rustic aPpeaIsnce, and It's outside irregu
larity L. W good keeping with Its interior hush an
decoration Extremely angular in gables and watch
towers. u attracts the eve immense rohber'
roost sneh we read % IN the old German aud IA ID
1 cHrpHttirM OF thc MIMIC ages
The entrance IL on the south and 10 through hug
arch, rude and wild In structure. and this arch
made Of lava fow from the lava helds that lie bs
tween Wood river and Dead Mans Flat In Idaho
| Is about ten feet high, eight feet wide and ,welv
feet deep and enters into Iourt In the center OF ia
lower story As YOU enter through this gloomy arch
way yuu struck sith how nicely cveTythin
within In keeping with the outside Of the building
4 The iears made ~ puncheons split pine log
and are about nye inches In thickness, fastened u
geiher with heavy crospeccs and held together witt
/ heavy hand male wrought iron spikes; the hinge
arr bread. heavy hand made strap hinges. and IN
latches are OF the same long ago style OF workman
ship. There are chiinneys and hTrplasas large an
/ rude, but inviting, and hanging In these suc
heavy Iron cranes and pot heoka one might hay
seen In ancient daya The hr~ings are huge boa
traps and on the mAntcl over the Fireplace may .
seen the old style mnE<e. loading rifles shotgnns
solsers and flint lock hors-pi-tols and yer
l primitive old dlagse- and hunting knives A. 20
iook around the ~alla you deer and elk aatleH
panther skins, strings Of bears claws, elk teetl
beaver tails, Indian bows and arrows. and handrut
Of INTERESTING relics Of early DAYS as Nei ~ truphis
l from mountain. forest and strrafn.
TuERE ARK TnEnP sroRIEa
In this Idaho state buiking, and each OF them
/ well farnlAhei With appropriate furniture and de
oTatons
Tier. Is good display Of picturesque Indian wor
L from the NeE Pcrcc, hho~honu AMI fAnn0ak Indian
4 Iherr isa fine collection Of taNidenns. And u
Work of Idaho ladies Ia embroidery and TAinting
most credltahie to thr state and 10 those Sho tai
| part In the work Of display.
The furniture In the building IL all rustie ioakin
a. n II had been made with hand .Aw Ratchet an
/ pocket knife. The walls thick and the hnils
Ing u large that during the waTs-st iay II 10 co.
/ ami insitias within. and the other hand she
osld without, n pheasant and tnSisns With
! the bailding There is more interesting stat
hading on all the grounds. therr Is such Mid
Soas, frontier art about u that yoa love 10 hngs
within its walls and upon its Is, froI
4 tier saith Asyon view the areplaess and see u
rude furniture. and hook upon the wolf SKINS n
panther skns. the bear skins, the stuffed jack RAJ
bits and mountain grOu-e and At the same time ~
YOU the piles Of gold. silver and copper ore W
imagine that IL, II you IN idaho. that -
ought 10 the face and hear the voice % JAsk Gi
mer Bill Burnett Commodore Jackson, jim HAsde.
Joe Shelton, BIN Norton and spores OF otaers wh
once Nere mighty Ia the land, but xho have Ia
down their loAsls forever.
There Is state building At the fair more lnteres
ing than that 81 Idaho and Il call to mind u
yare.l rlshaess Of thai and extensive STATE d
mind at parceiye- the glory In story tor h.
when her population IL ten times L. present uumbe
al hen al Of her valleys under cnltiN alton
her miacral wealth lie, eiopei for the use al mAi
Her climate. the most hras,ng Of the great West,
all that il desired her timber, water sb and miner
are the Gnd.syiSen wealth, and OF which she III
enough Tor hundred generationA
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Last fall was taken with kind {
summer complaint. accompanied wit
a wonderful diarrhea Soon after m
wifs's sister, who live with us, wa