Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1893-09-02

California Midwinter Internal ona
Exposition, San Francisco, Cal.
The general landscape and outla
plan for the grounds and buildings ha
been finished, submitted, and accepte
by the Executive Committee, and wor
will begin Immediately. The types an
style or architecture on which th
designs for the buildings are bein,
PR pared will devlste entirely from
style now somewhat overdone and tn
edlhces intended to adorn the site of tn
Exposition in Golden Gate Park ar
intended to be especially Or entail, o.
Moorish, Aztec, early Spanish Mission
etc. The ground area of the principa
buildings is to be as follows: TIL,
Manufacturers ard Liberal Arts
Building, not less than 450x200 feet
the Fine Arts Building. not less thar
l2Oz6O feet; the Agricultural anC
horticultural Hall, not less than 300xl2s
feet; the Mechanic Arts Building, not
less than 275x175 feet, and the
Administration Building. not less than
6Ox4O feet. These buildings are to be
constructed as nearly tireproof as
possible and in all of them the roof
must be partially covered with skylights
TIE height of facades which will be
EN- bellished with ornaments made oil
staff will measure from ground to roof
40 feet, from top of foundation to caves,
about 30 feet. The Trans Continental
Freight Rate Committee representing
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fee Railroad,
Atlantlc d Pacific Railroad, Burlington
Mo. River r. r. in Neb., Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific Railroad, (west of
Mo. River, Colorado Midland Railway,
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad, Missouri
Pacific Railway, Oregon & California
Railroad, Rio Grande Western
Railway, st. Louis & San Francisco
Railway, Southern California Railway,
Southern Pacific Co., Atlantic System,
Southern Pacific Co., Pacific System,
Texas il Pacific Railway, Union Pacific
System, will be governed by the
following rules in the transportation of
articles for exhibit at the California
Midwinter International Exposition.
during winter 1898 1894. The roads,
parties hereto, will carry free, returning,
all property, except race horses,
exhibited at said Fair. that has paid
full tariff rates to the same, but only by
those routes that originally carried
said exhibits, and only in case the
return shipment is offered for
transportation within ninety days after
the close OF said Fair; this, contingent
on presentation, at the time of returning
shipment, of receipted expense bills,
showing charges paid on the freight
going, accompanied by certificate OF
duly authorized official, that same has
been on exhibition, and has not changed
hands; said papers to be surrendered to
the receiving railroad agent. The
commodities enumerated in the follow
ing list, which are likely to be shipped
for exhibition at said Fair, and which,
owing to their nature, it may not be
desired to return, may be carried from
Chicago to San Francisco at rate OF 80
cents per one hundred pounds, in
straight or mixed carlo ads, baT ed en- g
minimum of 10000 pounds for each
car used: Agricultural products
he rticultural products, Horticultural
products, forest products, specimens,
botanical, fossil and mineral, samples
of cereals AID grasses. INCLUDING maps.
statistics, drawings and photographs
not advertising any individual trade II
Tne following articles, when not
intended to be returned, may be carried
from Chicago and common points west
tb ereof, TO San Francisco at one-half
the regular tariff rate for same: Fish
for Aquarium or Museum, Building
NJ lterial used In construction of
Exhibition Buildings. or Buildings for
compartments or exhibition
stands Stone. Women's Fancy Needle
Work, or articles of feminine manufac-
ture loaned for exhibition. Old Pack
Saddles and similar relics of early
frontier life. Wild Animals The
Southern Pacific Company for it's
Pacific system extends its conditions to
the following rule regarding perishab
goods: Consignees or exhibitors who
have paid charges to the Exposition on
articles tn L at its close are found to be
worthless by reason Of their perishable
nature, on surrender of expense bill,
by certificate of the
secretary of the Exposition setting
forth that the property has been on
and not changed hands and
is unfit for return transportation. will
receive from this cOmpany's agent the
amount paid for the transportation of
the property to San Francisco. This
for carrying freight to the Exposition
grounds, it will enter Golden Gate
Park on it's southern border at about
Ninth avenue and will follow almost a
direct line to the Exposition site. The
Board Of Supervisors of San Francisco
have granted twelve months franchise
by an unanimous vote. Visitors to the
Midwinter Fair will have ample
facilities for reaching the grounds by
street cars, the tracks of five important
lines being extended to the main
north and south. Foreign
Governments have been notified about
the Exposition enterprise. also the
official Commissioners Of foreign
represented at the Worlds
Columbion Exposition at Chicago, as
we'll as the Consuls of foreign Govern
ments at San Francisco. Commissioners
for foreign countries will be appointed
at an early date for the purpose of
their sections at the Mid
winter Exposition and these Commits
eioners will again organize local
Committees in the interest Of the
exhibitors from their respective nations.
The general rules and regulations and
all other information for intending
exhibitors are now ready and may be
obtained by applying to the
Department Of Publicity and Promotion,
California MidwinJer International
Exposition, Mills Buildings, San Fran
cisco, CAL, U. S. A.
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