Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-15

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THE MISSISSIPPI ENPOSI-
TlON.
Leaving Senator Manderson, next
called at the Headquarters of the Trans
Mississippi exposition, and had chat
with j.. b. HAYNES one of the secre-
taries. as to the progress of the work.
With Mr.. Haynes l took Il street car
ride out to the exposition grounds. and
made some photographs Of the build
ings as they are now in process of
erection. The cite of the exposition IL
within the city limits. The ride to 1t
from the center of the city takes about
yen minutes. me grounds are upon
ur"au p',,cnu' yihg a'ohs me MIS-
SUIT i,,l river, SO tnt' you sec tne puiln-
Ms as you come IN on tre ralIroaus.
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HOW THE EXPOSITION LOOKS
Along this grand canal or lagoon all
the main buildings are located. Many
of these are almost completed. The
manufactures buildings is still a for
est of rafters and other kinds of lumber.
The framework. however, is up MS high
as the roof and a portion of the roof
has already been put on. There We're
perhaps a hundred carpenters at work
on II during my stay, and the sound of
the hammer was to be heard in every
part of the grounds This building
covers several acres. 1t will, when fin
ished, look very much like one of the
Chicago worlds fair buildings and will
be finished in the same way.
The agricultural building Is almost
competed. and all OF the buildings with
the execution of the government build
ing are well under way. There are, 1
Judge. at least half dozen great
structures already ready for roofing
and | am told that the work will he
rapIdly pushed in the spring, The gov
eminent building; Tor which d Congress
menas far advanced The foundation
has been dug. but little more than this
can be done peiore sprlhg' rms bulld-
ing NH pc AT .ne neau OF ,ne lagoon,
IL VIII cover apout three-iourths OF an
acre ana VIII pc a peautltul structure
OF the Ionic style. III VIII nave dome
which WIN De capped ny hgure re-
presenting nperty enhshtening the
world; me nsure WI be IEhted by
eiectricity ana the loren IN the hand
OF the statue VIII be rs rect above the
ground; Near ms Is the iine ART build
ing. already mar completed, Mr..
iiaynes teils me that Ihe eNnlbltlon OF
American pictures VIII be very large
ana that many OF the nhest paintings
owned IN the West VIII be loaned to the
exposition. There are some choice art
collccuons III 81. Paui, Denver, st.
Louis, Kansas CITY ana Omaha, and
many pictures which nave never been
SHOWN 70 me Pubic WIN be mere eNhi-
plted. choiee pictures nave been loaned
~ the Chicaso Art Museum, the De
trolt Art museum, the 81. Louis Art
Museum ana the arr galleries OF other
citles; Mr.. Haynes tells me that one OF
the directors VIII scour Europe for the
purpose oil having n good representation
OF foreign art and That the best foreign
artists VIII De asked TO send specimens
OF their work.
WHAT THE DrFrrpr EMIT srAruc
u,,r f'7
WILL ~
I am told that all the states wesf NJ
the Mississippi will partloinate in tho
show. state buildings are already 90
ing up in the part of the exposition
grounds which lie opposite the mark oc-
cupied by the main buildings. The Ne
braska building Is already Finished and
other buildings are about 10 he erected
by Illinois. Iowa, Montana. Colorado
Wisconsin, Utah and So,lth Dnlota
The Illinois building with lis exhihits
will cost st5. 600 and NJ This 500 ooo viii