The morning call., 1893-11-29
PRETTY HOUSE FOR CANADA.
Rules for the Displays of Fine
Arts.
EXHIBIT OF LICK STATUARY.
Deaf and Dumb and Blind Pupils Will
Show Their Work and Adult
Blind Make Brooms.

Although somewhat late in the day, Col
oradO desires to erect special building
for display of the products of the State.
j. b. McGlnty arrived at headquarters yes
terday morning with credentials from Gov
ernor Waite to act in the interest of Colo
RADIO exhibitors. He is considering the ad-
visibility of pushing its building project.
Ii structure is not erected ample space
will be taken for Colorado display in the
official building.
Space for Santa Cruz County was as
signed yesterday. 1t comprises SAC square
feet under the dome of the Horticultural
building. The location is to the left of the
main entrance to the dome, and is one of
the most desirable locations in the build
ing. In addition to exhibits from Santa
. Cruz already enumerated will be two
brass cannons. brought to California IN a
German ship about 100 years ago.
Offerings of valuable cabinets of relics
Of the early days, and of specimen mine T.
ais are coming in so rapidly for the '49
mining camp that additional buildings will
have to be constructed. Each building
will be museum in itself. Sam Davis,
who is to be the editor of the Gold Gulch
Self-COcker when 1t begins its deadly work
at the exposition, is arranging TO move his
family TO the new mining camp in Sunset
City.
The cash received yesterday amounted
TO $3.50. making the total receipts to dat e
S312. 341 81.
The numerous inQuirers after informa-
ton concerning the Department OF Fine
Arts al the Mldwinter Exposition will be
interested in the following circular which
has just been issued in this connection:
Works for the exhibition TO be opened jan
uary l, 1894, viii be received at the Fine Arts
building December Is to Saturday. December
a lah ITnn rlr
admitted.
The lists of works for exhibition. with the
particulars requi ed by the annexed blank
should be sent 10 the undersigned. at the Fine
Arts building, or Mldwinter Fair headquarters,
by or before December so, and a careful and
clearly written card containing the title OF the
work and the name OF the pOssessOr aud OF the
artist, should be attached TO each contribution.
All works for exhibition must be submitted
10 special committee for acceptance or rejec-
lion, SAID committee TO consist OF William
keith, Arthur f. Matthews, Eva Mccormick.
Orrin Peck, Emile Pissis, Amddee JOullin, Il.
d. Heland
No composite silver or white.metal frames
Will be accepted in oil section
Pictures and frames must IN ali cases be sent
together
No change whatever WILL under any crcum-
stances, he made IN The placing OF the pictures
on the walls, and no work eau be Withdrawn
before the final closing OF the exhibition.
All works received Tor exhibition VIII be sent
al the risk OF the owners.
A copy of this circular has been for
WaFOeu Win DlaDk forms OF application to
every artist of note in California and else
where in the country and TO all intending
exhibitors a. far as known. Mr.. Stan ton,
the chief of the art department, leaves for
Chicago to-day, and goes thence TO New
York on hurried trip in connection with
the development of his department, but he
will be back in time to give his personal
attention to the rece ton of pictures in
tended for exhibition, and there is no
doubt that under his supervision the fine
arts department will be all that could be
wished for.
The committee in charge of the mining
exhibit is very much encouraged at the
way subscriptions are coming in from men
interested in mining. The prospect of
raising the entire $4,000 considered
necessary TO make the exhibit a success is
very bright.
The Utica Mining Company headed the
list with $1,000. The Utica mine, at Angels
Camp, Calaveras County, is the richest
mine in California. In August, September