Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-10

Too ss,s on saccriotal robes oud altar
pleces, stules, veotmcnisi cushions etc.,
All pf ihem being OF white satin em-
broi cred ia splendid ana exquisite
desigua OF the dninticst o0lOred ilJW.
ere.
art was noticed a portfolio Of wall
,,ap,ts dc.lrneI by Miss Minnie H..
t}eorge of Illinois. The portfolio con.
tanned samples OF silk papefsi about
twelve Inches square by twonty long,
ami the dtqiEua were n omineutlv
tasteful anu ant site NJ any displayed by
the great manufacturing firms, Prov.
ing without doubt womUn's perfect
Availability for this lino OF work.
Another large hall IN this part OF the
building n set apart for tue uuiversiiy
aud public school exhibits, the space
being arranged In various pavlllons
with articles and statistics represent
lug the obiecs anu Advaucemuht ui
each, the University VI llliaois aspect
lily being marked Tor It, striking DIS
play. The Titles above mum.
ter OF pavili)ns such An AT
College, Architectural College, Coli
logo ~ l. tutature, etc, have exhibits
Illustrating tue worth q tho different
Jrplftments OF the university Unl
make very interesting shO ihg.
rhc manual school has alsJ a efikins
exhibit, In eXnl pies Of work don" uy
tue Iuyile, such ss carved tables ami
chaiTs, some pieces " iron machinery
articles of original invention, drawing,
ETC., and all these In Themselves alone
would he sure 10 make the building "a
noted one, ami with all the rest COM
hinud certainly does mucl to give tho
palm OF prr.emiuenCe 70 the state.
California; 10, | believe, the state
building which when completed VIII
come next 10 Illinois In the claim VI a
mtfilol pre.omiuuucc Of reputation,
n Il only ~ the design OF the building
"a happy and striking one hui the in-
side exhibits are No numerous aud
varied nud arranged IN such way rs 10
make the very most OF tltO materials NJ
hand. Calflrnis is blessed With 9th
n romantic and grand history, aud
che has made atle uso Of every meme
orabic fact and detail connected WIKI
her past aud present history, and the
whole makes upa display that is calcu-
lated 10 make the building a great
rival 10 each and every oiuer ON the
grounds.
The argonRutic aud early mission
history Ia represented both IN the 90.
sign Of the building itself and in many
aquaint anu romantic relic kept with.
la tho walls. Tho gToas gOlu.tinuing
epoch has thrilling TeminltT Ia ~
splendid bronze statue OF John Marshall,
Lls figure broad ana strong arrnyed Ia
overRlls and sl1uchrd hat, his
ouutTe,chcd right hand holding
the precious nugget Of gold, the other
pointing downward TO tbs gu .ly " tbs
creek from where it was taken. Toe
progress VI the city from that Time 70
tho present has repTvsenlion In models
Of tue city at various stages COMMENCE
ing with the minufs' cabins OF
"POvefty Gulch," aud the pllttial
mansions anu thousands OF Streets nui
ship.lhTongeu bay OF the present
splendid city; anu the Results Of IL
development are shown In tue th0u-
SAND exhibits representing tho indus.
tries Of the state, its ifuit growing, H.
commerce., etc., anu these, with
the school aud nrt exhibits, make
up indeed wonderfully Interesting
nud memorable display.
Next 70 the California building
stand the two Washington buildings
representing the state and strict aud
each OF thcae show enough interest
ing material 10 make them close rivals
TO the Golden Gate empire next door.
Each hOute strives Tor realistic effects
and has the literal representation Of
helds In process NJ cultivation, roll.
Ing upland Of plowed fields with hay
and grain represented as glowing
mown anu stacked together with
40 a 4.
gagged In different labor Of blowing,
throshing, etc., representation that
catches and keeps tor more than an
average length uf time the eye Of
every farmer aud husbandmAu who
Waits the ground. Tho building next
to these IN Importance, though from
iis unique design perhaps attracting
more attention than any other state
building on tho grounds, Is the Iowa
building representing corn palace,
n structure walled, partilioned, ceiling
cd, baleOnied aud Htnircased with corn,
wheat And grain, tho interior being
made up with n mosaic work OF these
primltivehut wonderfully elective ma
teTials. The present space VIII not
permit n detailed description OF this
artistic Interior, nor perhaps would IL
truth Ia that words alone could hardly
do tho subject Justice. To enter Into
an account at present OF either OF tue
many state buildings or the grounds,
each anu ali OF when are deserving OF
lengthy mention, would OF course be-
impossible ia the limit OF a single
paper. But II may be said flhe sister.
hood one AMI all, from the fret TO the
last, that each has dOne NOBLE work In
getting together thu choice products
and exhibits which surve 10 illustrate
tue resources and various lines Ol ne.
velopmeut OF each aud II Is a part Of
tho splendid education furnished by
the FAIR 10 visit them anu CLEAN the
fruiia and benefits Of the knowledge
contained In their display.
with regard to our own case, though
hardly satisfactory as IL IL, yet the
most has been done that was possiblo |
with the scanty means AMI Indifferent
Interest furnished from the outside,
and Utah may Oh be proud to be even
thus well Represented amongst this
bevy OF wealthy anu carefully nur.
tured states. We have redecming
feature IN the mining exhibits which,
according 10 mauy, viii OverbRlnnce |
all other Deficiencies, and II this In |
turest Is successfully Represented |
enough Is assured for the future OF |
Utah u give hor people but little care |
Tor the rest. We nave Ms handsome "A
pavilion In the Mining building az can |
he found there and the exhibit rauks |
with aud In many details eXgels every |
other In the building. Every mineral |
ilud In the limits NJ the Territory from |