The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17
QUARTZ MILL
A new FEATURE
lure Growing Bigger Every Day
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Chatter of the Stamps Will
Soon Rouse Curiosity Of
the Visitors at the Fair
ALL HANDS ARE UNITED
Promoters Interested in
CalifOrnia's Welfare Bury
Ak and Harmony Reigns
BY PAUL EDWARDS.

CALL BUREAU, PRESS BUILD
ING. WORLDS FAIR, ST. LOUIS.
July 16.-Just as soon as the Louis
lana Purchase Exposition officials full
MI their agreement TO furnish the nee
essary water and power the stamp mill
erected ty California in the mining
gulch will begin its clatter and the
State viii have another exhibit 10
please and instruct the throngs. The
mill which has three stamps, was
supplied by San Francisco firm and
IS all ready for operation. The fair
officials have also agreed TO supply
The gold quartz. This will come from
various States. North Carolina and the
Dakotas contributing. The discordant
song OF a stamp mill can be heard a
long way and this one will act as its
own spieler. IL is the only one at the
fair. II viii be operated afternoons
and those who want to get a glimpse
OF Il pounding quartz Will have to
come early, for a loud noise will gem
orally attract a large crowd at a fair
quicker than an art masterpiece.
MANY MINING FEATURES.
as the water comes, how a hydraulic
giant is operated. One Of these de-
stroyers Of mountains has been in
stalled in the States outdoor mining
space near the mill 1t has a three
inch nozzle There is no mountain
for IL 70 pulverize, but a stream will
be thrown 200 feet from it against
bulkhead. One Of the features of this
exhibit will be a demonstration of how
easily one man can handle the pow
erful giant, turning it in any direction
with perfect ease. controlling it with
the use Of one hand.
rotary mill, three concentrators
and a Stag generator are also 10 form
part Of the California outdoor mining
exhibit. Work on the generator has
not Yet been finished. owing to some
misunderstanding. The entire ex-
hibit covers about half an acre. Cal
ifornians wishing TO find it may follow
the noise. but if this fails they will
reach ii by walking about 500 feet I'D
the ravine back of the Palace of
Mines and Metallurgy.
State Commissioners Filcher and
Virgins gave an Informal reception
lest SATURDAY night TO Governor Par
Gee at the state building. CaIifornians
only being invited. The commission
ers gave personal invitations to all the
residents OF the Golden State they
could find and d great many attended.
Among the honored guests was the
Very Rev Carroll Davis. dean of
Christ Church, the Bishops cathedral
in St Louis. Rev. Mr.. Davis is one
Of the most prominent ministers in
this city. he graduated with Cover
nor Pardee from the University Of Cal
nornia, class Of 20, and the two have
always been close friends The re-
cepuOn was quite successful and the
Governor, as well as the others had
a very enjoyable time. The chief ex-
ecuuve will soon be on his way to
help surprise President Roosevelt with
the news that he has been again NOM
mated and will then return to CaIifor-
MIA and the chair Of state at Sacra-
mento.
AWAITING LITERATURE.
The book on California, issued by the
State commission, viii soon be delivered
mere As the number of copies is not
great It viii not be given away pro-
miscuously, but viii be presented only
70 people who eYince a particular in
terest IN the State. Copies will be kept
At the State building and at the various
exhibits The articles on forestry, min
Ing, agriculture and horticulture will
De reproduced in small pamphlets and
given out TO every one who wants them.
the distribution being at the exhibits.
handsomely illustrated literature
given away at an exposition reaches a
great many more people than those in
10 whose hands it first falls. Many of
these take copies of the books simply
because the pictures are pretty. but
they usually take them to their homes
no telling in what part Of America or
the world, and their friends all take a
look at them. By this process one book
or pamphlet may reach a great many
people and an entire edition given out
freely viii reach thousands who do not
attend the fair at all One Of the finest
Of the books that has yet appeared
here, and doubtless one Of the very
finest ever issued in the State. Is that
sent on by Alameda County. 1t is
eagerly carried away by visitors and
VIII be taken TO many home far from
California, there TO disseminate light
on the glories Of the Golden State and
the favored region it deals with partic-
ularly.
WILLS Is COMPLIMENTED.
Dr. Mary Walker has been a frequent
visitor 70 the California section in the
Agricultural building since Judge Wills
OF the Sacramento Valley display so
ga1lantly escorted her from the Cali
fornia political headquarters to the
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