The morning call., 1893-10-29

ruins in real stone and set the same size,
color and condition as found In the noun
tain Businesses of the Rockies The ob]ect
OF the exhibit has been to show the can
yons with their caves containing the an-
cient abOdes so perfectly that the student
of ethno ology as well as the general reader
may gain an accurate idea OF the cliH-
dwellers and of how they live. Upon en-
:erlnR, on the left is seen REPRODUCTION
of the wonderful cliff palace. Passing on,
the ruins OF Balcony House. Square lower
and High House all are reproduced. Even
The trails over which the little pack-ourros
climbed are shown. Thousands OF speel-
mems Of pottery, weapons, agricultural
and domestic implements, etc., are all
there belonging to this strange prehistoric
race.
The people who have made inquiries
concerning space for this exhibit are In
doubt as TO whether there Will be tiine 10
construct the same. The Information de-
sired has been forwarded and no time VII
be lost in securing this desirable feature II
possible.
In addition to these there will be valu-
able and elegant chair brought from
monastery in Spain by Bishop Garcia MOD
seno, the first Bishop of California. and
other interesting articles, as follows: soma
silver candlesticks used on the altar or oan
Carlos Mission; paintings brought from
known artists and devout monks; hand-en-
graved altar cards in solid silver Drought
from Mexico to use in the mission churches
altar silver cruets used in the holy sacri-
fee by the mission fathers; set OF SIX
brass candlesticks and SET OF large bronze
caDdlesticks brought from Mexico; ancient
books used by the old padres; mlssal-
stands and crowns of old statues OF won
derful workmanship, all OF SOLID silver,
brought to. this country by Father Junlpero
Sierra; four paintings on tin by the OLD
fathers Of San Carlos Mission, ana vest
ments worn by Junipero Sierra and his
brother priests.
Father r. NJ. Mestres of San Carlos
Mission, who has this department OF
Monterey Mission in charge. agrees to
make 1t the finest exhibit of the kind ever
can carts are now being trained under the
direction Of Messrs. Sargent and Doud
that they may be safe and docile.
The statement has been made that the
Park Commissioners would take under
consideration the application Of the execu-
tive committee of the Mldwlnter EXPOSE
ton for more ground room In Golden cate
Park. AS matter OF fact. however, the
Park Commissioners at Fridays meeting
passed definite resolution giving the ex-
ecutive committee all the ground they
need under conditions hereafter to be
arranged. This will preclude the neces-
sity of shutting the gate against outdoor
exhibits which have recently oeen offered,
and will let out another link, so to speak,
in the grand scope of the coming exposl-
ton.
4 very general request has been made
that Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Branson (nee
Salinger) should let the public have peep
at their wedding presents in connection
with the Midwinter Fair benefit at the
Tivoli this afternoon and there is prob
ability that these may be arranged in the
lobby of the Tlvoli. under guard OF course,
for this occasion. Even if it does not
come 10 pass, there will be host OF at.
fractions in the cast of "A Trip to Africa,
which is the opera to be given. Three
prima dOnnas will pear, Illlie Saiinger.
Oracle Plasted and Carrie Roma, aud the
full strength of the Tivoli Company,
Special arrangements are being made to
make this production surpaSS any matinee
performance ever seen at the TlVoll. The
programmes have been specially printed
for the occasion, are artistic in the ex-
treme and full of breezy suggestions IN
connection with the coming exposition.
The house Is sure to be crowded and those
who want good seats had better 90 early.
The executive committee Is considering
the establishment of day nursery at the
exposition grounds. Here mothers can