Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-24

The Diamond creet; a ttibu.
iHfy u Slnnish FORK river
anu from uunTnts ON the Weber
liver; also beautiful grey
specimen Of sandstone from HE kyune
quhrries In saupete county.
Amonl tlp hydrocarbons there 10 a
sue display OF eIatctila, mufil.to ami
uinlahile; also petroleum and oil
shales, aud tzefitc from the mountains
near 5oliiers summit
Giisouite is the name OF "a mineral
recently disclvtrrd near POu Du-
chesue, ia Uin,ah county, aud named
TO honor OF It's owner Mt. sam. IA
ellison, o. New York City; thu NV
material Ia shipped from tuU mines 20
Akron, Ohio, 80. Louie, Mo-, and
other places, where H. b. manufactured
into a liquid intm; 10 h q pure CATION
ami h used Chi ~ no the manufacture
Of iaqueTs anu varuishcs on wool,
paper, iron nnd other substance. 40.
practical use h. nicely demonstrated Doe
the many excellent specimens Ou ca.
hibitiou. ln preparing 10 iJf use 10 .r
mixed with camphiuc, alcohol nud
several secret elements. There nfr tue
specimens on exhibit la the Utah
booth.
Elias Morris and Company exhibit
OF slate, taken from minus near Provo,
Utah, nos received very favorable
comment rom bUtu Welsh and Penn
sylvAnin satu makers, OF clay pro.
uuc,e, good samples OF pressed brick,
both rcd and white, are exhibited by
the Anderson Pressed Brics uJmpany,
OF Ogden, anu the Salt Lake pnssul
Brick COMPANY; these wares compare
iav1rably with baCk- ui "a similar kind
manufactured elsewhere In the United
states.
TINS rock salt exhibit from SalIna,
SEWER county, aru good; lake salts ufU
/ represented IA good samples furnished
/ by the INLAND salt company, OF SAT-
Lake Ciy, The Syracuse salt works,
owned by Fred J. Kiusul, u Ogduu,
aud the jeremy Salt company.
The Analysed water from the Great
Salt Lake n represented In 20 large
/ ginia iafr, In 10 many different forms,
! bolh in liquid ani solid state, showing
the many different compounds Of the
| peculiar hgiuc, Tor which the great
dead tea VI America IA tuu0W ueu.
OF simple products there are on oX.
hiuitiOn very nne collection Of
Knuiin, substance used In the manu-.
ac,utc Of plfcrlain, there are also sptci.
mems Uf pure silicn, or UuaTz. also
iUldtbiic used Ia cOnnettil with other
Chemicals iu the Manufacture OF glaze
or porcelain. o. gIass saudr, pottery
clay lime, Utah ccn an, dc clay, etc,
there are Fuu1 tNhiuis, both ~
raw and manufactured ttylp'; also
] beautiful crysiallz atoms Of calsilI and
/ quite collection ul crystals OF slionito
from mining claims in Wayne county,
owned ty DR.. james H.. Ialmngv, VI
/ salt Lake Jiyj also "A chemical suit.
stance known a. rralgor anu poisonous
Hiabasicr, in pink, white hhd gray. A
sulphatu OF haruW,usci In the auultut.
alton Of waite leaf, is exhibited; it
was found relr Oguun.
Oi lavas There ate good specimen,
from "a mountain known Ideally az
ahiuob Khinb, lying northeast Of -.
GrUtsv, southern Uuh,
Beaver cUuuy exhibits marbles from
/ the ROD Roy gold mine; nuu tuu iron
minta near CcIaf Guy ury represented
IN nnr exhibition Or IA tue Great
/ Blowout iron mine; there IN also orc
/ from tue Magnititr, Professor Don
/ Gain informed me tuat some OF
luu iron ure (thcrs atr live " Elk
/ different ainia or cKhibits) had been
pronounced by specialists o. bs ~ gOII
as uuy represented ON the Fair grounds;
10 u every whit a. good Va the Museum
! ir0u ore, anu will even compare very
| fayOritiy with the Swedish txhibltr,
/ when arc recognized ~ the best IRON
ore IA the world. tbs OyIcn Iron
company furnished the only pig iron
rom Utah exhibited NJ the Fair.
OF other exhibits may be- mentioned
SOME Apvcimrua Uf red iron paIuts
| found Ia Morgan snd Beaver ojuuties;
there h o 30 very good display u
gypsum or plaster " paris manufac.
tufod by the Nophi Plaster company
from raw material iouud In Salt Creek
cauyoui the superior quality Of the
aTticluls dem iusrrated byslo most OK.
crlirnt caslH made from 1t, which are
nlsO on exhibition,
Aside from oil these exhibits, Rich.
ati Mcintosh, Of sandy, Sa,t Lake
county, hos a magnificent private coll
/ iUCliOu ON exhibition in the Utah
pavilion. 10 consists OF specimens from
every mine that has ever been worked
OF developed IN the Territory OF Utah.
/ There nre over 5000 specimens all Of
which ure properly labeled and nicely
/ arranged. Mr. Molnto has boon 20
/ year gathering up his specimens,
which h said 20 ho the most unique
collection OF mineral ores on eKhiui.
ton on the Fair grounds.
] Taking Il altogether Prof Magulre
elaine that Umh'a mineral uKhtUit In
tie Fair compared most .Avorably with
tho exhibits from other states ani
territories; IN iactit represents "A great
er variety than that exhibited 10y any
other state In the UuiOn. And IL II
but Justice TO cay that Utah Is
beiter represented Ia the mines and
mining buiiding than IN any other
department OF ,hp N1rld's Commbi an