Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-05
That Of Prof J. ]. Mcclellan Does
yot Appear on Worlds Fair
Official Music List.
GOVERNOR MAKES A REQUEST.
r,i,,s a Letter Asking That Taber-
oocIc Organlst be Given a Place
On the Program.

pnrcnase exposition commission 10
,,.b Yesterday afternoon II was de
s,1sd to call the attention OF Georg'
a. stewart chairman OF the bureau
:, music. TO the fact that the name o.
p.ot J. ]. Mcclellan does not appeal
:, che list Of artists who will give re-
I,.,s on the festival hall organ durin'
~. FAIR A request that the name o.
,,,sb's talented organist be placed OF
,ne ist was framed by Governor Wells
and approved by the commission. Fol
Iorng is copy Of the governors let
ter;
GOVERNORS LETTER.
Tho attention Of the Louisiana Pur'
80 exposition commission for this
.,ste has been Just directed to the fact
Ssi IN an official list recently pub.
Nshsd. Of American organlsts VINO VII
clvc recitals on the Festival hall organ
Mrlng the exposition, these organists
Ss,no some 70 in number, no Utah In
s,r,9entallst seems TO have been found
worthy Of mention.
unwilling TO believe that this omission
4. nore than an unlntentional over
sIy6t am requested by the commits.
son IA remind you OF the high place
bsW In the musical world by the unique
and wonderful Tabernacle organ Of this
cIty end It's modest yet brilliant master,
Professor j. j, Mcclellan. The instru.
mont itself may be safely classed as one
of the really great ones In the world;
while the musical profession will agree,
Nj. think that It's charm and power are
most skillfully exhibited under the
hands Of the artist named.
The reluctance feel In being thus
compelled TO bring the matter to your
notice is greatly reduced by the sincere
conviction that I am doing a service
10 the divine art In requesting that this
talented performer be not omitted from
YOUR lst. and while awaiting your early
lepy. | remain very respectfully yours,
HEBER NJ. WELLS,
Governor and Chairman Commission.
'UTAHs MINERAL EXHIBIT,
A report was received from Don Ma
gulre In regard to the mineral exhibit
collected by him. His work was COM
psted on Feb. ?. His report follows In
part.
The exhibits in this collection contain
rich and varied line Of ores from the
silver gold, lead and copper bearing
mines Of Park City. Summit county; an
exhibit from the mines OF Alta, Little
Cottonwood district Salt Lake county,
consisting of gold, silver, lead, copper
and zinc ores an exhibit Of gold, silver,
lead copper and zinc ores from the
mines Of Bingham canyon, all from the
group Of mines known as the property
u The United States Copper company:
an exhibit Of tho gold, silver, lead cop
Ier and zinc ores OF the LaSal noun
tain region, IN Grand and San Juan
counties; an exhibit Of the gold, silver.
lad, copper and quicksilver ores Of
The regions around Marysvale, Pluto
county; also from the gold mines at
Kimberly Plute county.
An exhibit Of gold, silver lend, copper
and zinc ores from the principal mines
Of Beaver county, chief among which
are those from the old Horn Silver at
Frisco, the famous Cactus copper mine
at Copper gulch, the Imperial WASH
MgtOn, Beaver Lake, Old Hickory,
Harrington. Hickory and other mines In
and around Frisco and Milford.
An exhibit very exhaustive and ex-
Nanatory was taken from the mines Of
washington county, consisting of ores
OF bearing sandstones at Silver
Reef the copper mines OF West Noun
@ln known as the Dixie copper mines
al'o the sllver-lead mines OF the West
mountain range In the same county.
From WASHINGTON county | also OBJ
@lned an exhibit Of agatlzed and pet
fide1 wood. foot and hanging wall
country rock OF different veins and
Alyer'bearIng reefs.
From Iron county an exhibit was OBJ
aned from the gold and silver bearing
VEINS OF the Stateline district, and ar
Easements entered into for an ex-
Musllye exhibit Of iron from the IA
nous mines mt Pinto,
p. rom the mines OF Milford, Juab and
van counties as exhaustive an exhibi,
vas obtained as my time would permit,
.ul those parts OF Jnab and Utah coun-
IiFs which the time allowed me did not
permit me 10 visit were visited by 9TH
eN appointed later by the commission,
aNl doubtless these localities will have
lalr representation.
EXHIBITS Of gold, silver. lead. copper,
ssue anq anthony ores were obtained
ION me counties OF Cache, Weber,
sWna'satch and Bovelder and partial ex-
INDUS nom Tooele, ulntah, Rich, Nor
san Emery and San Juan counties.
d. NJ area Of the state gone over In the
I.lel Time allowed was greater than
,iuI'UE any previous exposition, and In
...c ''Ue' the exhibits OF certain min.
. .,all resources are more extensive than
'er before
., ui'2 Tho hands Of your director gen.
y. / nave turned an exhibit from orr
W., winch consists OF gold. silver
XIV copper zinc, iron. blsmuth. an.
.Ii'Ol, aluminium manganese, sodium
.e D,lI.l' sodium sulphato. SULPHUR. ar.
l., ''pn 1ltum, o2Okerlte. glsonite
,.,,.,,l. q. American iet. phosphorus
,g''nel ana ngatized wood limestone
'stt I,.neul gravel sand oolltlc sands
,, ,,l'.'lhe rock granite, trachyte.
,,.. 'oHglomemtes Of the early and
.., sures. asbestos, garnetvte.
y. ...s divine malachlte, crystalllzed
AVA pyuto etc.
DI .NhioIts from some localities
.' Nr9l ever made of thia nat,ire
KY. ~, 0laie Of Utah particularly
h,r.. i'phelium from the north
.1' 'l lhe Great Salt Lake ana the
.I 'ilring ores OF Professor
''' '"nl county, Utah
EDUCATIONAL EXHIBIT
N, I9,st was made upon the conn
4 In. .' mDmbers OF the state board
an.. '''n ior am approximation of
I'm. p" SOLICIT and NATAL the eduea.
~. fhIou u was stated that tha
4. would he worry unlqno and nm.
I, exhibit of any Other staie
y. 90. u'l lhe commission win be-
,... iNpI0pflete that amount Ia
. oI e. question. ao thnt Inc
\. I'D" eNh'hlt ~ not as 500 as,
Ass 40 HOspgasEs
Wa1 received nom plroctop
.... NHhtr W Witch he stated
N. WNN'nil pare Ol mo ekhlhlta
WtNHl III ecarA to tha
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