Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-05
HER MlNE..AL WEALTH.
Goldes State viii Make This Display
A Feature at Portland Exposition

while the state Of Call.
forna. which, with Ia $4,000 appro-
prlatlou viii make one OF the hnest
state displays at the Lewis and Clark
exposition, win have a complete ex'
hibit IF all it's varied resources a, the
western worlds fair especial atten-
ton viii be paid 70 the securing Of a
mining display which % intended to be
second TO that OF no other state.
Ceufornia's mining oxhibit like It's
other exhibits, win be housed in the
California building beautiful Btruc-
ture built IN The shape OF a Maltese
cross, each wing Of which viii be a
rcproduc ton Of an old spanish mission.
specimens Of gold, copper and other
ores win be found there from the ar
lerent countries whore they are pro-
duced. Nevada and Tuolumne counties
have already secured some fine specl-
mems Of gold ores which they VIII eS-
hibu. Nevada county which won a
geld medal at St Louis Will AT PORT
land. add Sta excellent collection OF ores
to the state display The display IN
It's entirety win show the mining m
dustry IN every stage,
a number Of counties VIII make
specialties OF products which are pc
culiar 70 them, or IN which they excel
Among these, San Diego county mas
already decided TO give special atten-
ton 10 its gems, Il being the chief pro-
Queer Of these in the state, the NUM-
Der and quality produced being far
superior 20 any other Section, It's tuI-
quoises, garnets, tourmaliue crystals
and other precious stones which won
high recognition at ST. Louis, will pc
even better displayed at Portland,
San Bernardlna county viii make a
feature of its cement and other build
ing materials. Los Angeles county
VIII have display Of tiles with It's eN-
hlbit, and Ventura WIN make fea-
ture Of its sandstone display.
A feature OF the states display which
win be Of particular interest, VIII be
the petroleum exhibit, which will be
comprehensive and elaborate, lncud-
ed In the petroleum exhibit viii be sam
pies from every oil county and district
IN the state and from every producer.
II viii be the most complete exhibit OF
It's kind ever assembled for worlds
fair In accordance with the exposl-
tlon's policy TO make the displays at
the western worlds fair illustrative OF
the processes Of manufacture rather
than mere collections IF finished ma
terlals, the petrole i'm exhibit Will In
cude the crude materials, the finish
ed article and all the by-products man
ufactured from It. so as TO give a COM
rlete and comprehensive idea Of the
magnitude Of the business to people NOT
familiar with the oil producing indus
try
Besides the displays already men-
toned, there viii be exhibits of marble,
granite terra Gotta, slate, soda, and
minerals Of all kinds taken from the
different sections Of the state. The
whole will be attraGtively arranged,
and the ore displays win be shown In
glass cases The new ruling by which
states are enabled to house their eN-
| hibits In their state buildings, Will
! make 1t possible for Callfornians to
| see what their state has to show IN
| the mineral line, without having &c
search for 1t among the hundreds OF
| displays from ali over the world N
the palace OF mines aud metallurgy.