Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-22
TERRITORIAL FAIR.
Not Much Time Now REMAINS Before
The Opening Of The Exposition.
MACINTOSH MINERAL CABINET.
Exhibits viii he Arllsiically Arranged
The Live stock Show-llome Manu-
featured observation-disclosures

Not much time now remains before
the opening OF tho great Territorial
Exposition. From every quarter comes
the iiatlering and promising assurance
that the Fair will DO most succesiiul
one.
THE MINERAL ENitinir
Tho elegant mineral cabinet belong.
ing to Mt. Richard Mhokinlosh 10
nearly arranged for the October show.
Mr. Cushing, who arranged the collec-
ton at the wofld's Fair, and later at
tho Midwluter Fair, has the cabinet Ia
charge, and is making an artistic mr..
fangemeut Of the valuable ssmplee.
Every time the cabinet IL moved the
specimens have TO be taken out and
boxed; aud It Is asto ishing how near
to the fret arrangement Mr.. Gushing
gels each succeeding one. In Cali
fornla the work OF classification
was ~ Ike the original that Mt.
Macintosh was asked how II was
possible ~ move the cabinet TO
the coast without n singlo displacr-
meni.
Thu IMMORAL department, which com
thius this exhibit IL under tho suprt-
vision Of Director Herman Bambefgef,
anu n IN assuming magnificent proper.
tons. All the furniture, cases and
minerals shown at the World's Fair
will he seen At the home Exposition,
aud there Will be- aunt nal exhibits
N.ssI - la a.
company, Uthh Portland Cement
company, Utah Buck Manufacturers
association, salt Lake Pressed Brick
company Anderson Pressed Brick
company, GEORGE Il. Jones, John
Dewey lonyxL anu many others VIII
combine TO make tue mineral depart
mont second to none In the EKposiIion'
ARTISTIC DISPLAYS.
Experiences at the wofl.'s Mid
winter FANS has taught the manuflc'
ufrp of Utah That it L. not alone tue
/ making " an exhibit that btneiils
/ them, out the artistic way Ia which Il
! il placed. Thi. 10 what largely attract.
the people Ia looking alta FAir The
cntiusl examination comes alter the
attraction. Realizing this fact many
manufacturers tbiu year will take NOR,
tnan ordinary care IA the manner Ol
ihs installation OF their gods. Mi
Il citing, the architect, has made a
number VI plans Tor ezhlbitJfs' booths
which afe nov M process Oi consttuc-
ton. Ogdeh's soap iactory-lhe Yves
tern manufacturing company took th,
load IN this line, aud now have nearly
finished n magnificent booth Ia which
" place Laundry anu toilet SOAPS. The
plans tor the Salt Lake Pressed Bfiet
osmpauy call fora bsAuliiul piece o
masonry weighing $4,000 pounds. 5
r. Ball has already constructed hi
restaurant aud will soon bo ready 4
satisfy thu expeogod.Io-be hungry Wis
tiers 10 tho Fair.
1uE MILITARY PARADE.
II the desires Of tho Directors In 70
lalion 10 the fifst day VI tho Faif-on
week from next Tucsday-can hu nc
compllshej, the people will have al
opportunity OF witnessing the fines
military pageant ever seen Ia thi
Territory. The procession will pTUu
ably be- about mile Ia luugth, CON
posed VI tnV new militia, tho PRIDE q
Utah.
LIVE tioChs
Tue stock show begins 10 show u
we'll. Entries are now o0Ling Ia ia'
A.. ami tho stall HTaco will soon be al
assigned. Cache Valley will, IL Is nov
D asroTtained, mako her usual goo
/ showing, aud her hne horses viii hel
q 10 revive Interest Ia the depfuaied atoo
. market.
. The Agricultural College will max
a an exhibit " swine AMI sheep as We
\ A. OI school work. On account Of IN
I ohanges ia that Institution III
o QUESTION OF their getting 10 ID
D FAIR has been IN doubt, but the officer
0 have now decided ~ 10 TO the FAl
aud the Institutions work viii b