Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-11
THE PAvILIoe.

THE PAVILION.
Ali day long yesterday the exhibitors al
the pavilion were busy preparing for the
opening at 1880 O'Clock last evening. Not
withstsnding the late arrival Of many ex.
hibits from San Francisco, owing to the de-
tention of the boats, last evening the pavilion
presented better appearance than ever be-
fore on the opening night. ALI the depart.
ments were in better shape, and nesrer COM
pletion. Heretofore, on the first night,
scarcely more than half the exhibits have
been in place, and ore year the Board was
compelled to postpone the opening for one
dsy on account of yhe exhibitors tardiness
and negligence. Yesterday there were many
applicants for space iu the pavilion turned
away. Some of the previous years it hss re-
quired great deal of work to FL the build
ing. The First Artillery band discoursed
excellent music last evening. TIE electric
lights are pronounced success, and are the
wonder of many who have never seen them
before.
THE ART GALLERY.
The Art Gallery was never in as splendid
condition. The Superintendent has many
pieces TO hang to-day. The general display
will be better this year than ever before, there
beiog larger number of pieces and a more
choice collection, embracing many excellent
works of art from the studios of the most
noted California artists. A more extended
mention of this department will be made
hereafter.
The conservatory compares very fsvorably
with that of previous years. l. contains but
Ak-oa exh;hiA1rS h-,E 4ho,- aaob
and choice collections of plants Of all kinds
The displays sfe made by Frank Kunz. f.
A. E6el and the B slle Conservatory, J. Nc
Callum, msnsger.
A large lot Of grain in sheaves has arrived
ia response to the article in the RECORD
UNION calling for it, and it will be put up
this morning on the walls of the fruit, vege
table and grain department.
SOME OF THE EXHIBITS.
Nearly ell the exhibits on the second fl 1ol
were mentioned in the RECORD UNION yes
teTday. The ground floor is completely filed
Below is given some of the exhibits as noticed
entrance being made frcm the Sixth-strsel
door.
The first exhibit is that of Aitkin & Fish,
of this city. Thsy display monumental and
mantel work of all kinds of material used in
their manufacture. This is the only exhibit
of this kind this year.
Becker's patented washing machine i'm.
proved, and ''No. SO, improved, Eureka
wringer, is the next exhibited by E. W.
Melvin, of Sacramento, general agent and
manufacturer.
Going across The hall, the next on the
right. near the wall, is an exhibit of Burgess
California elastic coach enamel, and horse
medicines of all descriptions, by L. K. Bur.
CESS, Of Sacramento.
Next comes the Little Chief" washing
machine and Climax washing powder,
exhibited by T. a. Wilson & Co.. of San
Francisco, and represented by A. Mueller
W. WassoD, of Carson, New, exhibits the
"Cabinet bath tub
On the west side Of the room, adjoining the
marble display, is large and splendid ex.
hibit of the Magse Standard Range and
other stove wares. by Shafer & Bronner, OF
Sacramento. Billingsley & Co., of Sacra-
mento follow with large and fine display Of
wood and willow ware, brooms, baskets,
brushes, twines, churns, etc The "Garland
range and other stoves, store and kitchen
wore is exhibited by l. L. Lewis & Co., oI
Sacramento. This exhibit occupies the north.
west corner of the hall
Henning's gas machine, in full working or.
der, with several jets burning aud gas stov'
in operation, is displayed at the north end oi
the room by Henning Bros, of Sacramento
This is Sacramento Invention, and a ust
ent has been applied for. The machiu,
comeE very near TO perpetual motion, as i
will run peIpetuslly if supplied with gasoline
which is the substance from which the gas Ii
generated. The gasoline tank OF the exhibit
is outside of the building, buried in tht
ground, and the machine itself regulates tht
feeder.
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the exhibits last above mentioned are thu
Davis Iron Wagon" exhibited by E. "A
Scott & Co, of Sacramento, and "Hil2s In
secticides," announced as "a dead shot fo
poultry vermin," exhibited by G.. G. Wick
son s. Co, of San Francisco.
a fine and large display of sofss. sofa. beds
"Ne plus ultra spring beds, section hair
mattresses, etc, by B. +. Farrsr of Sar
Francisco occupies a large space near tn
center of the room. This is the only displal
of furniture on this q or.
a large platform surrounded by railing
contains exhibits of some wares tnanufsct
ured By the Sacramento Pottery Company.
% the east side of the hall, near the south
east corner, is display of Peruvian Bitters
Montserrat Table Sauce DessicAted Cocoa
nut, Wellington's Improved Egg Fruit, anc
Slaven's Californis Fruit Salt, exhibited b!
Francisco.
- Hull vapor cooking stove, Cole & Constccl
agents, Sacramento, occupies a space on tn
east side of the room, as does also Rowdan'
washing machine. entered bv Thomas 0'Nsil
c. w. Kitts, of Grass Valley, exhi its
patent fruit drier in full operation. II is al
Improvement on the Plummer patent"
| d. F. Mitchell, of Ferndale, Humbol0
county, has on exhibition 60 Mitchels grade,
! independent double bed mattress"
j. Klees & Co., of Sacramento, exhibi
| Nash Cutts' grain separator, " Californii
reimpToved."
The eastern portion of the floor of thi
room is occupied by carrisges, buggies, etc
and makes fine display. The following ar
exhibited: Ladies' phaston, two-sesteC
open wagons, open buggies and top buggies-
twelve vehicles in all-msnufactured by A
| Meister, of Sacramento ladies' phseton vi
buggy, open buggy, family carriage, trottinl
| wagon and pleasure cart-six articles-man
ufsctured by Studebsker Bros, of Indians
and exhibited by the Grangers' CO
operative Association, of Sacrament,
valley, f. P. Lowell, manager
a surry, three family carriages, top side ba
buggy, an open side bar buggy, a trottinl
wagon, two top end spring buggies, tv,
pahetons, an open end spring buggy
WE'VE pieces IN eN-oY y. +. Hlli. OF Sac
rsmento; three carts lone pleasure, on
business and one breaking), two open bus:
giles, top buggy and phaeton. plstfor.
spring market wagon, al iron gsar-eig3
artices-by Palm Bros, of Sacramenfo
a ladies' phaeton, an end spring cart. an rad
spring buggy, three open.side bar bu ss-
six pieces in abby Nislsen Bros., Of, c. 1
mento. Joseph Newman, who receafly re
ceived patent on q spring buggy cushion
has sample on exhibition. The Columbi
bicycle and the Columbia tricycle. are sbow.