Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-15
THE PAVILION.

Yesterday there were many visitors at tb
Pavilion during the entire day, but sfte
opening in the evening the grand ruah com
menced. 1t took large force Of men t.
keep the crowd moving in some kind o
regular order, to prevent jam and a posi-
BILE panic.
The First Artillery band concsrt music re-
ceived much praise last evening.
About 9 o'clock last evening a number oi
exhibitors met in the band-room in the gallery
and sent for Assistant Superintendent o. P.
Dodge, stating that they had q little difficulty
they wished to settle. Mr.. Dodge adjusted
the matter very amicably by accepting a
large and very handsome silver fitting
pitcher and cup. The presentation was on
behalf of the exhibitors, and made by Prof.
E. G. Atkinson, who in his remarks said il
was the heartfelt wish of the exhibitors that
the recipient would no t in 1884 dodge" his
present position.
The Shafter premium of $50 in plate to
the young lady under Is years making the
best bread was awarded to Miss Amy Tur-
ner, daughter of ex.Mayor Turner, Of this
city.
CALIFORNIA SILK CULTURE.
One Of the most attractive and novel feat
ures of the Pavilion this year is the
exhibit of silk, under thes auspices of the
California Board of Silk Culture, and in
charge of Paul Consonno. There are large
number of coeoons exhibited, being entries
made in competition for the prizes offered by
the State Board. Below are the names of
these making entries. There are many differ
ent varieties of cocoons:
Mrs. T. Hittell, of San Francisco, speci-
mems of different races OF cocoons.
Mrs. Win. b. Bowrn, st. Helena, Naps
county.
Mrs. C. E. Babb. San Jose, Santa Clara
county.
Mrs. II. C. Downing, San Rafael, Marin
county two jsrs).
Miss Agnes E. Scarborough, Florin, Sac
ramento county.
L. c. Kingsburg, Los Angeles, Los An
geles county.
j. ?. Turner, Amador county.
NJ. A Stoddard, Lodi. San Josquin county.
Z. H. Stevens, San Jose, Santa Clara
county.
Miss Sadie Cunningham, Saratoga, Santa
Clara.
Miss Sophia L. Smith, Petaluma, Sonoma
county Two sampleF).
Mrs. Elizabeth Dodge, San Luis Obispo,
San Luis Obispo county.
Miss Lille Cook, San Jose, Santa Clara
county.
Mrs. NJ. P. TOlles, San Rafael, Marin
county.
Mrs Emily NJ. Taylor, Martinez, Contra
Costa county.
L.R. Brotherton. San Jaun, San Benito
county.
F. H. Hilton, Centerville, Alameda
G. E. Baillie, West Point, CalAveras
county.
Miss Stella Machefert, San Jose, Sants
Clara county.
Mrs. L. Rienzi and Mrs. f. Mantz, Sau
] ose, Santa Clara county.
Miss Elizabeth Scott, San Diego, San Di
ego county.
DR.. Hess, Alameda, Alameds county.
Miss Julia FRrnsworth, San Jose, Sants
Mrs. NJ. L. C. Cloves. Stockton. Sar
Joaquin county.
Adolph Muller, Salt Lake, Utah tthret
ssmplesl.
Mrs. E. sohultze, Sierra City, sierrl
county.
Mrs. A. F. Bromide. Vallejo, sOlanc
county.
Miss Annette Clark. Haywards, AlamedG
Harry K. Potter, Nevada City, Nevada
Mr;. C. c. Calhoun. Berkeley. AlAmedp
county.
Miss K. r. Casey, San Msteo, Cal.
Mrs. II. c. Downing, San Rafael, MariI
Mrs. w. B. West, Stockton. San joaquin
county (swo samplesl.
Mrs. Mary Davidson, Junction City, Kan
Felix Gillet, Nevada City, Nevada county
Mrs. NJ. a. Stoddard, Lodi, San joaquin
county,
Mrs. VIM. Gwynn. Sacramento.
There are also two entries not in competl
tion-NIrs. S. A. Sellers. Brentwood. Contr
Costa county; @. E. Babb, San Jose, SAINT
Clara county.
The State Board offers prizes amounting t.
SI75 for California cocoons raised this year
AZ follows General premiums First, $50
second, $40 third, $50; fourth, $40; fifth
so. To boys under II years First, $40
second. So +; third, SO fourth, 81. Also, il
this class q special prize Of 50. The prize
will be announced st the meeting of tn
State Board November I'd.
The Committee on Awards is as follows
Mrs. Governor Stoneman, Mrs. judge L
Pratt, Mrs John B. FELTON,, Mrs. jaime
McEwen, Mrs. w. P. Stringer, Mrs. Georg
w. Frink.
The cocoons will be carefully reeled at tn
State Filature, and the award made on th
result.
At the Pavilion there is Philsdelphi
reeling machine, which is operated during To
greater part of the day, showing the mrs
process in the manufacture. Last evenin
the operators Of the machine were compelle
to stop reeling, owing to defect IN the heat
ing apparatus. This will be remedied earl
this morning, and the work viii continue tc
day.
Silk-wOrm eggs (BiUoltues) from Philade
phia are exhibited at this place. They ais
have lot Of spool silk, which is the first eve
manufactured in this State from Californi
cocoons.
The cocoons raised in San Jose, reeIed b
State Board Of FilAture, and made into sew
ing.sllk by Carlson & Currier. The entir
lot amounted to but two and three. quartz
pounds OF raw silk. About 100 spools of thi
silk is exhibited.
Carlson & Currier, of San Francisco, hay
adjoining this display q large exhibit q
spool, skein and knitting silk, silk stocking
silk baby caps, etc.
Mrs. Purringtop, of Brighton. has eutere
an exhibit of the silk business from the mu
barry tree and seed to the cocoon, includin
the feeding of the worms.
In the main upper hall the Pacific Electr
Company Of San Francisco make an exhib
of the duplex galvanic belt, the electric pa
kruss. snd the electric catsrrh and asthH
cure. They are worthy of examination. Ar
the agent in charge takes pains to explain Il
exhibits.
THE PARK.
At 10 o'clock yesterday morning the gran