The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-22
Decorations at the Hall of Relics
Finished.
INSTALLING THE EXHIBIT
TINTIC, MERCUR AND BINGHAM
WILL HAVE HEADQUARTERS.
Ores From Stateline and the La Sal
Mountains-Fuller' Earth From
w ansh1p--Appolntment of Over
Fifty Additional Delegates An
nounced-Work Being Pushed.


the state mineral exhibit in the hall of
relics has been begun by Collector
Wootten, under the direction of the
secretary. The directors have prac-
tically finished their task and have
transformed the bare walls and rafters
into most artistically adorned exhibit
ton room. The national colors form
the ground work of the decorative
scheme and have been utilized most eff
fectively throughout. Particular atten-
ton is being paid to the room set apart
for the ladies visiting the hall. 1t will
be furnished with taste, and the walls
will be hung with water cOlOrS and
sketches that will add greatly to its
attractiveness.
Tintic and probably Mercur and
Bingham as well will have headquart-
ers for the entertainment of visitors
during the congress, besides making
provision for the special entertainment
of those who may take advantage of
the railroad excursions to the different
mining centers.
Arrangements have been made with
Hon. r. c. Lund to secure an exhibit
of ores from Stateline district. James
w. Neil will furnish a collection of
high grade copper samples from the La
Sal mountains, and Oscar S. Young
will send a display of Fuller's earth
from the deposit in Summit county,
near WanShip, with a comparative an
alysis, showing the relative merits of
the imported English earth and the
Utah product. All of these additions to
the state collection will be valuable,
and the committee hopes to have more
such offers, particularly from owners
of properties outside the large camps,
which are already well represented. 1t
is desired to make the display demon
strate the great variety of Utah's min
eral resources, as we'll as their rich
ness.
Over 80 new delegate appointments
were certified to the secretary yester-
day, and informal notice was also re-
ceived that the governor of Nebraska
has named his delegation at large, al
though no official notice of the fact has
yet been received
The delegate list follows:
Appointed by Governor Andrew Lee
of South Dakota: Edmund Smith. Levi
MCGEE, Fred H. Whitfield, c. L. Wood,
William Gardner. James NJ Woods, |
F. C. Smith, Rapid City; William Nc
Laughlin, Matt Plunkett, w. o. Tenn
pie, James Foley, Joseph Hilton. Harry
Delaray. Judge Joseph B. Moore, D. A. |
Mcpherson, Harris Franklin, F. T.
Irons Phil Short. Fred Brown, G.. G.
Moody, E. w. Martin, Frank r. Car
penter, C. A. Hallam, Soloman D. |
Burnes, F. Rossiter Deadwood ;'<Uohn
F. Fayal. G. L. Lewis, Keystone: Henry |
Schmidt, ]. o. Terry. Daniel Shay, T. |
]. Grier, Joseph Sundall. Richard |
Hickey, William Dickinson, Lead; |
Samuel Scott, Custer; J. W. McMarkin, !
John Gillroy, A. c. Nelson, Terraville; |
John Bates, Central City; w r. Hall, !
Faulkton; ]. j. Rice, Cresbard; Henry /
Jeynt, Wesley; NJ. L. Fox, Sioux Falls. |
g.. T.. I'D
w Smith
Representing Eau Claire, Wis: H.
From Green River, Wyo.: Robert
Freedman.
Delegation from Laramie, Wyo.: DR.. |
1. K Sivigart, NJ N. Grant, H. G.. |
Rothwell. Louis Miller, C. S. Dawson.
Appointed by the Cheyenne Business
Mems association: Hon. Joseph M.
Carey. NJ. Idleman, ]. E. Vreeland,
William Sturgis, Morris Wasserman.
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