The morning call., 1893-11-26

| On an adjacent platform will be placed
the rest of the Tulare display. comprising
exhibits too bulky for the horticultural
building and all products not intended for
competition. but shown to convey an idea
of the vast and varied resources of Tulare
County.
A Swiss cottage, erected by former resi-
dents of Switzerland, now living in Lake
County. will exhibit not only the natural
| resources represented by the OCCUPATIONS
of these adopted sons sof California, but
also, by means of photographs and paint
ings, the magnificent scenery of the m oun-
tain and lake regions of the northern part
of this State.
Anne Hathaway's cottage will be the
British headquarters. The surrounding
grounds will be laid out in an artistic
manner identical with old English ideas
| and practices, to form typical British
house garden. Box hedges will mark the
boundaries of the place and in the quantity
designed flo wer-beds will be planted mari
Colds, daffodils, sweetwilliams, lads and
lassies and other quaint old flowers.
Northern and Southern California will
unite in two groups of counties 10 show in
separate buildings the comparative merits
OF their products. Citrus fruits will be
the special ground Of rivalry between these
two sections. Such wealth of golden
oranges will be heaped together as will
eclipse the aggregate any half-doZen citrus
fairs ever seen in California. all the
other fruits, the farming and mining inter-
ests of the exhibitors will also be shown.
A board fence surrounds the '49 mining
camp, for which a concession has been
granted to a company. The concession
will be the largest on the grounds, en-
bracing 600 square feet. The camp will
comprise street with twenty-one build
ings There will be primitive theater.
lighted by tallow candles, in which daily
performances will be given by first-class
actors. A saloon, store. dancehouse
and Dostoffice. all fac-similes Of pioneer
structures, will form part of the conces-
sion. The pioneer cabins occupied by
John w. Mackay, Senator George c. Per-
! kins, ex-senator James &. Fair, Senator j.
P. Jones. Alvinza Hayward and Bret Harse,
| transported to the grounds, will form part
of the concession.
a pioneer six-horse stage, which saw
rough service in early days, has been Sc
cured at Sonora and will carry passengers
to the camp. Placer mining will be car
ried on by gang of forty genuine old
time mIUeTS, WHO Will dS lUdlty 1uuiduS
and score Of yellow dogs will occupy the
cabins.
A location in the new plat south of the
south drive and next to the Italian build
ing has been assigned for the international
beauty show, which aroused no little en-
thusiasm at Chicago. The forty young
women who displayed their charms III
jackson Park are to be transported hlther.
An ostrich farm with twenty-five birds
will be a novelty. at least to Eastern
visitors. An aquarium containing sea
lions and varions monsters of the deep
will attract others besides sciensists.
Trained lions ana tigers will show their
mplishments under separate covers
and a band of ST. Bernard dogs, sent di-
rect from the celebrated convent in the
Alps. will give the exposition some of the
delights of a menagerie.
villages, each comprising a group of
houses, will illustrate the daily lives of
the natives of China, Japan, Hawaii, of
the Esquimaux. and Of the peasants of
Germany, Austria, Switzerland. Italy, ROu-
mania, Servia and Montenegro.