The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-27

der 10 maintain exhibits i'll the build
ing, and regular commits sioners whose
business will be to represent tn air
respective state and they will be Civ
en- suits of apartments to live in and
ample space in which to maintain Bl-
reaus of Information and permanent
exhibit
South America is now forging %
the front in the richness of its mir
eral products and Brazil, Chill. Peru,
Ecuador, The Argentine Republic,
Mexico and other states will be ask
eC to occupy space for permanent ex-
uItits.
Each country or State accepting
room in the Building Will be expected
10 decorate the interior with marbl IS
and ornamental building stone. native
to the country and the furnishings
and decorations viii be typical of the
section represented.
Already mining men from ali sec
tons are planning to take space and
they will vie with each other in max
ing their exhibits as striking and rich
as DO ssibe A mining man from Mex
leo has pledged the promotion com
mittec that mis- section will spend
/ 100000 upon their exhibit.
/ Colorado miners Say trey will beat
/ Mexico and the miliionaires of Ne
vada assert their ability to set a
pace which i'll the picturesque Ian
guage @ Kipling. will lake the 9th
2rs in The race seem like a tethered
goat"
1t is this magnificent ~pirit OF emu
laticn which will result in an ag-
gregatiCn of mineral exhibits such as
have never before gathered under one
roof anywhere in the world,
A Palace of Mining
Ii will also be something more thar
d mere prosaic mining exhibit. The
art Of he sculptor and painter wi
be lavished HNon the irteriC" Of the
buil(ilr- Cold. bronze and marble
will combine to make i lassicaliS
ana historically beautiful. Ultimately
he sculptors and painters Of the
world vi. be called uDCl to contri
hute ideal conceptions of scenes ans
studies connected with the miner:
life. Mineral Hall viii lie adorned
with tho huets Of the great name!
who have made their indelible 0arl
. wrestling vast fortunes from he jrea
+ sure houses Of ature.
A bust Of John Mackay. the typica
honest miner Of the Pacific Coast
r whose name was a synonym for squar
, dealing from ocean to ocean, vii
! face the Hall from the head an,
! inches will be provided fer such i
: lustrious names as Rhodes, Barnat'
Belt. Guegenheim. Hasoin, Hearst
f1Lane Kearns, Clark, Heintz. Hobar'
:, Fair. Hayward. Schwab, Jones, Bu
8 ler. Stewart. toy and other me-
whose names ,;'. . down in minin
history Historical paintings repl,
senting lie scenes of great minin
O scoverieS will adorn the wall an
o every room in the building will co:
h tain some gem of art to attract tn
+. visitor.
= Reid Brothers of San Francisc
>. have been Commissioned to produc
: the ARCHITECTURAL plans which are a
:, ready unIer way and to GutzOn Bor
, lum the famous sculptor Of New Yo1
- who mada the Mackay statue for II
b. Nevada School of Mines and WI
!, has hee, commissioned by Congre;
20 to suDerintend the mural decoration
Of the National Calitol at cost
$500 600 will ba assigned the task
M planning the interior decorations
~ the Mining Palace.
VI Bureau Of information
w One Of the main features of Il
a.. plan will he bureau of ,nformatit
~ for mining men. A capitalist des
- ing 10 invest in mining properties
the present time is Immediately hes
,g with 2 swarm Of men with all kin
ro Of propositions and after making
w. 9ious trips to remote localities