Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-09-12
AGRICULTURAL HALL.
Splendid Displays In the Agriou!tu

Splendid Displays In the Agricultural
and Machinery Departments.
The displays in the agricultural and ma
chinery departments of the Exposition
Building are exceptionally fine, and any
one can spend hours there with advantage
and pleasure. a more complete collection
of all the implements of farming could
hardly be gotten together, and though an
immense area is devoted to this class of
exhibits, every niche of it is occupied.
These departments should not be passed
through hastily, IS there are hundreds of
small implements, machines ard labor
saving devices that are entirely new to most
people The farmer, or farmers wife, who
visits the State Fair, and fails 10 devote at
least q couple of hours TO Agricultural
Halls No. l aud No. 2, will have missed
that which would be Of more interest and
benefit to them than all else TO be seen at
the Exhibition. 1t is impossible in The
present article to enter into description of
the various machines and implements that
are to be seen, but the following list Will
give an idea OF the character of the display:
The first display met with on entering
Agricultural Hall, No. l, is that OF Stanton,
Thompson Il Co., Of Sacramento. Il is =
large and tastefally arranged collection of
agricultural implements, and was put in
! place by e II. Hoppy. On the wall there
is q display OF the smaller implements ar
ranged III unique and attractive style. Ia
/ the center is a large wheel, formed OF forks
and rakes, surrounded by scythes swaths,
hay cutters, sickles, etc At each of the
I lower corners of the design are representa-
/ tons OF the American flag formed by era
die swAths and sc7thes of different lengths
! painted red, white and blue. The floor ex-
I hibit includes the Champion steel (twile)
| binder, Star windmills, Mitchell & Lewis
Wagons, Royal self dumping hay rakes,
! Myers Standard garden harroWs, diamond
/ sectional hsrrows. Mclean orchard and vine
( yard cultivators, Pacific and Cahoon seed
/ ers, Boss sickle grinders, American cider
! press, Imperial gang and sulky plows,
( Shawnee culiYatOrs, Victor road grader
and several wheel scrspers, Myers deep
! well and section pumps, hay carriers and
/ graphic forks.
Baker & Hamilton, Of Sacramento, have
the next display to the right, consisting Of
q tasty wall design in small implements
and large collection of agricultural im-
plements on the floor, including fall lire
/ OF gang sUlky, double and single plo~s
| vineyard and orchard plows, cul,iyators,
! harrows, cider mills and presses, grape
/ presses, True's potato planter, Baldwin S
| fodder cutter, Philadelphia lawn mowers
| broadcast sowing machines and seeders
! road wagons, buggies, Buckeye mowers
| harvesters, binders, thrashers, pitchfoi ks
and in fact everything in the line OF agri-
| cultural implements.
| Bull 81 Grant show an iron farming and
road scraper.
A. & h. Hebron, of Sacramento make
a very fine display in butchers cutlery
| tools and supplies, tastefully arranged
| Also self-binding harvester, hay and
straw cutter, Caldwell wagons, a fall lin,
of Oliver plows, gang and sulky plows
harrows, Mccormick mower ana self
| binder, cider mill and farming implements
The fine wall display was arranged by theil
salesman, Mr. Johnson.
Charles w. Bruckener is in charge of tbs
extensive exhibit OF Truman, Hooker &
Co, of San Francisco. The speciality in
this display is the Bradley square corner
gang pillow, with one, two, three and fou,
plows. II is & model implement and at
tracts great deal of attention. This firm
also has on exhibition full line Of Brad
ley Garden City steel plows, hand DUNN
and self-dumping horse rakes, Vulcan
cultivstor, Bradley reversible harrow
Howard wheat drill, Gale seedeT, J. I. @
and Maud 5. track sulkys, Bradley anc
Biltz vineyard plows and many othel
things.
Weinstock & Lubin exhibit the Lubir
Pulveiizer, an implement which attract
much attention.
J. 81. Stevens, of Sacramento, exhibit
the Vaughn flexible harrow, made by Her
mann Robins, Detroit, Michigan. Thi
harrow IS the same as the one in use OF
the track at Agricultural Park, and i
claimed to be perfection.
Burge IL Donchor, of San Francisco
have a full line of Moline plows. single
aud in gangs.
! Elijah Hiekman shows q farm wsgoi
Tor general purposes.
A. +. Ames, of Gait, California, exhibit
the Fulton windmill and Goddards riding
attachment to any plow. B. T. White la
charge of the exhibit.
a. Il. Brentner shows q flexible harrow
Holt Bros. exhibit q combined heade
and thrasher.
Durham, Carrigan & Co., of San Fran
cisco, have on exhibition John Doanelly'
Bottom Gate Roller.
VIM. Guienberger of Sacramento, ex
hibits held roller aud crusher in on
room, ard in the other j. A. Murray
skeleton pump, which it is claimed vii
pump 10000 gallons of water per minute
Henry Goossen, of Cordelia, Californis
shows very fine patent farm gate.
Bull & Grant exhibit the Acme harrow
The Pacific Manufacturing Company, Q
Sacramento, have on exhibition the Cy
clone windmill and quantity of paten
lead-coupled waller pipe and well pumps.
The Benicia Agricultural Works make
splendid exhibition of agricultural nipple
ments, including the Benicia Combine,
Headers, attachments for raising lodge,
grain, Gem and Cahoon seeders, q fine col
lection Of wagons, Benicis steel-beau
plows, gang and sulkys, barley crushel
pulverizers, cultivators, wheel barrows
harrows, vineyard cultivators and vineyar,