Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-14
UTAH At THE FAIR.
Our Exhibit as /, APPEARS 10 Glli,l
Cafe Park.
TIE SHOWING Is cRrpIrAULu.
Commissioner Mcguire Says u IS thr
Best OF oil Outside Urplal.
Tor IT, Extent.

hit0r Ncssrst NcpG
ruu Utah exhibit al the Midwintgr
Fair 90 now placed, aud open 60 tho
public. IL 10 arranged on the east
gallery Of the Meeha zeal At,s hui
ing. In point VI interest % Glands col.
lcctively superior IT, auy exhibit occu.
pyiug equal epnch at the FAIR IL 10
divided Into three departments, fu,,
Agriculture; secJnu, Manufacture
third, Mining. Each department b.
separate from the others, but an cu.
tTsuco from ore 90 another allows
visitors to 10 through the thr,u depart
meuts.
The space occupied by our exhibit OF
the Fair consists OF OlxgO feet with
IL feet additional Tor pasagewny
aiong tho gallery. The booth 10
built Of California redwood. Each
department has mn arcade front on.
trance, beautifully lo,tercd AMI decor.
ated TO sui, the nature Of each exhibit.
agriculture We have exhibits Of
The varions garssus aud grains grown la
Utah; also the natural iortinzsrs, au
exhibit Of wool, butter cotton, sils,
aud really splendid exhibit OF sugar
from the Lshi sugar works. Tnis
represents the variono stages through
which Il passes from tue beet 10 the
Finished white product; aud also the
different glasses u CUnieulIOutr'H stock
an prepared Tor their utu. The Interior
IN decorated with ohlr, wheat, barley
ald rye straw, AMI tue varied Ticn
grasses Of Utah,
In tho department Of manufactures
we have excellent exhibits from
tho Prove wooden mills. These
consist Of oaiHimrrcH, twUJds, oheviyig,
Will, broaGol1ths, hsuncls, blankets,
yarn anu wD0lbu thread. la cotton
we have a good exhibit VI the cotton
In the pod and NJ tskru from the HELD;
also cotton batting aud cBoyinte, giug.
hams, doninF, Canton iaunui,
towels, table cloths aud sprOhds, nap.
kline, bed sprsada, und good variety
Of cotton yarns. rncsc are from the
Washington mills, near ~. George,
and the entire cotton display was pro-
ducud from the Fields along the Nitgen
river and ON the santa Clara, IN
Washington county, Utau.
TIE silk exhibit which was ~ at.
ttaollvcly placed by MIS-. Margaret
/ Game IL ono Of tho most beautiful silk
displays ever made on the Pacific Coast.
IL consists Of elk cocoons, silK rs first
f0ulvd from the cocOous, then the yarn
after fpiuning, next woven into cloth,
anu next the various methods ot dyeing.
There are silk pafticre, Of tie most
exquisite deaigr, and all the work Of
Utah women.
The boot aud shoe aud leather dis.
plnyt made by Il. &. NJ. /, factory
Of salt Lake City ~ a very urelilAblr
showing, and occupies whole space.
A. with the other goOls exhibited from
Utah, this contains excellent ma.
tcfihl VOL made.
The soap display from Grant Bros.
soap works ut Salt l. IKE Guy is one OF
the most wonderful pieces Of artistic
work at the Midwiutrr Fair 10 con.
sists frat of large lot Of
tho soap AS sold In the market,
ana icXt two large carved
Representations, one Of the salt Lake
Temple anu the other Of tho CITY aud
County building In Salt Lake. When
lighted up by electricity these look most
beautiful.
Fred J. Klesol & Co., OF Ogden, have
a beautiful display VI their fam lus min.
eral waters.
Dr.. Dunn, Of Salt Lake, has q tue
grouping Of his patent medicines, and
the Nephi plaster works nave done OK.
ceedlngly well In the nature Of their
advertisement. II consists Of feprusuu.
tatiOnB u various cahllngs m de from
their plaster, Then tue plaster gf UNI
and placed IN glass Jsts, aud IA large
tank flied with thu alNOah'or an taken
from the mines,
There lisa very neat wine exhibit
from JOhu BARKER VI Willard, Utah,
which stands its own agalus
ANYTHING produced la California;
aud 10 the department Of mining We
show the splendid cabinets Of Mr..
h. MacklntuHh, OF SANDY, uiahi Aud
i've other large cabluets owned by the
state. In these we have the Richest
display made here, both la color anu
variety. They TAT surpass all thut has
been done by any outside exhibitors gt
the Fair. la tins We have gold, SILVER,
conner. lead, zlnu blsmu Ia, anthony,
| nlNhNlt ANNAANI NANaN"fah "AHtAiiANfAAt
ores and bullion fr1m most oltlo same
In gems. W. have topaz, gatnets,
onyx, malachile, rock cTystul, turquoise.
, green atone ana other gems
found over different paris oil
Utah. Ia coal We have exhibits
from Cedar CITY, also from Pleasant
Valley, ami nom Coalyillr aud Grass
Creek. Hhe aspnallum mines OF Thistle
and tho Gll-oul,u from For Dullesue
aud the uzjErg 70 from Soldier summit
attrtut universal attention,
Taken throughout We may be- very
pleased with tins showing Utah uas
made here. All economy possible was
used, IL may not have been supreme
wisdom to have taken part IN this Fan
but We feel that what has been done ,o
Tar has been fairly done, Hud II now
remains fIrlhe rest Of the work toalYoT'
tiss and advance the interests % UAh
Tho Utah pamphlet viii be mere IN a
! few days and then distribution VI u
Will begin,
The peasuus engaged from Utah on
this WORK are JAMES Gushing, Of
sandy, Utah, Alonzl Young, u Sal
lake, Mrs. Margaret Calne, Of sal
Luke, and Dju Mcguire, " Ogden
This force Will now be cut down Il
: barely watching ana oatr'lakint
force.
AZ we write the Fair il galninl
, strength. New hope aud rew V.gOr ur'
being produced by Increased gate 10