The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-18

roadway running along the south edge of
the park, extending west 10 the edge of
the former outside boundary. The addi-
tional territory has been granted TO the ex-
ecutive committee absolutely. without any
restrictions regarding its Improvement.
Plans for the added space con tenn plate a
festival hall, in which all the congresses
will meet and the great musical events be
ven. In the lower part of this building
will be arraE ged the spaces assigned to
the service headquarters. They will ill.,
clude the guardrOum. the headquarters of
the Ambulance bureau. for the concession
aires and for other departin entS necessary
in the management of the exposition.
A grand stand with accommodations for
10000 people will be erected, and opposite
to this stand will be held the athletic con-
teSts. football and baseball games and
other physical tournaments now being
arranged by the athletic auxiliary to the
amusement committee.
So many unexpected demands have bee
made for space in the Manufacturers aud
Liberal Arts building that it has been
found necessary to build an annex thereto.
The annex, which was provided for in the
original plans of the architect. will be in
the rear of the main building, will be 10
feet wide and will extend the entire length
of the structure, 462 feet 1t will give an
added floor space of 34650 square feet.
The total floor space now available for
manufacturers' exhibits is leg, 434 square
feet.
The first con Segment of statuary for the
Fine Arts building is already en- route
from jackson Park. Advices were re-
ceived yesterday that the consignment had
passed Council Bluffs OIL the 10th inst. H.
comprises two carloads, which should
arrive in day or two. Work on the Arts
building is progressing so rapidly that they
can soon be placed in position.
A gratifying subscription was received
yesterday from the Utica Mining Com
pany. of which Alvinza Hayward is pres
ident. 1t was accompanied by check for
$1,000 and is supplementary to the donation
of $1,000 previously subscribed by MIR. Hay
ward personally. The gift is noteworthy
from the fact that few of the mining COM
panies had previously contributed 10 the
funds of the exposition. Yesterdays cash
receipts were S40S5 80. making the total
received to date $3.50, 722 81.
Space was secured last night for trans
portation exhibit in the Manufacturer
building, consisting of engine 999, which
made the famous run OF 1927 miles an
hour. the train of the Wagner Palace Car
Company, the engine De Witt Clinton and
the first steam railroad train run in the
State of New York.
f. 81. Benjamin of the Hayes Red Hill
mine. Trinity County. has been selected as
SUPERINTENDENT OF the California mining
display. In accordance with the desire of
the executive committee single large ex-
hibit OF tho mineral industries Will be
made, and the counties will relinQuish
their idea of making separate exhibits.
The SUPERINTENDENT believes he will have
20 trouble in filling the 10000 feet Of free
space assigned for the purpose.
Among the exhibits will be single piece
OF quartz, weighing 5000 pounds. taken from
the Gold Bank mine, Butte County. In
connection with this display, the opera
ton Of the colonization process in the
treatment of gOld-bearing sulphurets will
be shown. A very rich piece of ore,
weighing 800 pounds, taken from the Raw
hide mine, Tuolumne County. will be ex-
hibited. John Daggett will show his COL
lection OF crystalliZed gold quartz, many of
these specimens being exceedingly valu-
able. Contributions from the pocket mines
OF Tu0lumne County will be in exhibit,
the famous Kennedy mine of Amador
County will send lump of gold ore weigh
ing TWO tons and rich ore specimens and
nuggets Will come from all the mining
counties.
An interesting supplementary exhibit
will be William keast'S Colorado gold
mine." shown at the Midway Plaisance.
II Will occupy 500 square feet, and will be
mine in the mountains of Colorado. 1t
Will be In miniature, with 600 mannixins
five inches high, miniature mules drawing
carts filed with ore. dumps and three
shafts. The cage shaft will run, sup
posedly, to the GOO foot level. Number
will be the bucket and pump shaft, run
ming to the 700-fOot level. Number Will
be prospect shaft. at The mouth
OF which will be a whim from
60 to 100 feet deem. In the bottom of
the first shaft will be placed miniature
rockdrills. run by electricity, air pressure
mr. hv dill n f.o.
the operation of sinking main shafts
through the different strata of gold-bear-
ing rock and argentfcrous soil. AT the
bottoms of the deep shafts there will be
the usual levels. slopes and drifts. Above
ground will be the crushers, stampmills,
siuice boxes and all the other machines
necessary to the operation of a great min
ing plant.
Among the space contracts made yester-
day were assignments 10 the Wake teld