Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-07


county not represented and others only
hinted at as in nuts, clay aud clay prod
ucts, mineral products, medicinal vegeta-
| bles and plants, the exhibit is one in which
we can take great pride. The effort was to
| make 1t representative almost exclusively
| of food products, and in this that attempt
has been eminently successful. Good taste
| throughout has been displayed in arrang-
| ing the exhibit. 1t is announced that a
great deal more of fruit is to be added to
| it, but where it will be disposed puzzels
| u.s. The place is now fully occupied.
| 1t must be borne in mind that not all the
Sacramento county exhibits are grouped !;
thus, -four. granite and manufactures are
! to be found in other parts of the Pavilion.
Most if not all of these we have, however,
| catalogued below. We append a classified
| list of the exhibits grouped in the north
| east conservatory.
Olive trees-George Fl. Kunz
Collection of Photographic farm views
] (No name.)
Green tobacco (plants) - George w.
Duden, P. NJ. Artz.
Green hops, in vine-D. Flint, Ed. Castle
man.
Cured hops, in bale-D. Flint.
Dried fruits-D II. Clippenger, Gregory
Bros. Company, E. Greer, Mrs. J. Shields.
Preserved fcuits, jellies. jam, etc.-Mrs.
Addie Carter, Mrs. ]. P. Odbert, Mrs. George
Muddox, E. Greer, Mary Kewen, Capital
Packing Company.
Jellies and jam--Mrs. George G. McMul-
len, E. Greer, Mary Kewen, Capital Pack
ing Company.
Vegetable and berry wine-Mrs. George
Muddox.
Cotton plants-Miss Hattie Bates.
Flour corn and flour made from it
Oliver Plummer.
Pottery-George Muddox.
Almonds-W. II. Williamson, George H
Kerr.
Canned goods-Capitai Packing Com
pany.
California grown wood. F. Hill, Jr.
Variety of seeds-Gregory Bros. Co.,
Harry Foster.
Cut howers-Mrs. L. B. Sutleff, Mrs. c.
A. Hall
Bread and cake-G E. Burwell MANY
exhibits to be added.l
Butter-L. L. Eaton. More to be added J
Corn-Oliver Plummer, William Dixon.
Grains lin sack)-George L. Hunt, U. G..
Nilsson, John Ruth. (In head)-Pioneer
| Ranch, Rancho del Rio, David Upton, NJ.
| G. Jackson, Oliver Plummer, F. Pereze,
John Ruth, Mr.. CoffmaD, George l.. Hunt,
| L. II. Fassett, Mr.. Farmbaker, n. Fay, Ja-
cob Baker, w. G. Nilsson, Kelly Bros, NJ.
Levette, John Erhardt, Myron Smith, c. III
Cantrell, A. Stevenson, A. Lembach, Geo.
Hack.
Green fruits-Mrs. L. B. Sutleff, J. B.
! Welty, Nelson Wilcox, Z. Greer, Gregory
| Bros. Co., w. H. Williamson, George H.
| Kerr, l.. II. Fassett, Harry Foster, Curtis
| Brothers, E F. Aiken, Fruit Ridge Farm.
Alfalfa-U. G. Wilson.
| Green vegetables, melons. etc.-P. NJ. Artz,
4 Y II AiGap Mrc GoorYa MnIJov Co an
& Co.
Honey-George Muddox.
Grapes-E. Greer, l.. H. Fassett, Mrs.
| George @. McMullen, Gregory Bros Co.,
W. Ii. Williamson, J. 3. Welty, George II.
Kerr
Flour-McCreary's roller -four.
Squashes Ga splendid exhibit and very
large)-E. F. Aiken.
Distributed IN other parts of the hall will
| be found these exhibits by Sacramento
county citizens
Carriages, wagons, etc.-Charles OFT, Jr.
| Stanton, Thompson il Co., Nielsen Bros
A. Meister, A. t& A. Heilbron, Baker &
| Hamilton.
Dry goods-W Weinstock, Lubin & Co.
Marble work-A. Aitken.
Printing!. J. Johnston & Co.
Wine and brandy-Eagle Winery of NJ
| S. Nevis.
I Soaps-Capital Soap Company.
Granite-From Folsom quarries
| Wooden-ware, brooms etc.-A. s. Hop
kins & Bro.
Hardware, tools, etc.-Huntington Hop
| kins Company, A. & a. Heilbron.
japanese goods-Suie On & Co.
| Agricultural implements and machines
j. Klees x Co., a. & a. Heilbron, Vein
stock, Lubip & Co., Baker e. Hamilton,
| Pacific Manufacturing Company, Stanton,
| Thompson IL Co.
! Washing machines-E. w. Melvin.
Metal roofing and blacksmith and wagon
i makers supplies - Huntington II Hopkins
Company.
Bicycles and tricycles-W. C. Hevener,
| Crocker & Breuner.
| Salt-E. z. Figg
John Bruener, w. d. Comstock. Ingram &
| Bird, Chas. NJ. Campbell.
| Musical Instrumentation f. Cooper,
| Shaw q Holbrook.
Flowers and plants-BeIl Conservatory
| Company.
Educational work-Sacrament Business
College, Sacramento School of Design, Sac
| ramento Grammar School, Brainbridge
Business College.
Photography Gregory, Wolfe.
Hats-D. FL. Quinn.
| DUOlS anu SuUeS-1S. w 4. N66ly.
Carpets-Ingram & Bird, Mrs. Cowgar
Moldings, mirrors and pictures-Whit-
tier, Fuller & Co., Theo. W. Schwamb.
| Variety fancy goods, holdings, books,
| sewing machines-E. w. Melvin.
| Millinery-The Misses Brothers.
Ladies' fancy embroidery goods McKim
e. Orth.
Mexican saddles-Alvino Meza.
Teas-Lindley & Co.
| Trunks-James Longshore.
Lssh's Kidney Bitters-J J. spieker.
Steam engines-George Topping.
There is large collection of embroidery
fine needlework, skilled mechanical work
porcelain painting, inlaid work, etc., yet to
be noticed as produced by Sacramentans
There is also much fine Sacramento stock
at the Park.
VISITORS VIEWS.
The "special" of the San Francisco Cal
has this to say of the Sacramento county
exhibit:
Sacramento county occupies, in the northwes
corner OF Agricultural Hail. the alcove opposite
to that of Colusa county. Here the display hs:
not yet taken on its proper proportions. bu
enough has been done to enable the casual Wis
itor to form an estimate thereof. Here the
edges of the railings are decorated with the
national colors, relieved here and there with
vine trailings and bouquets of ferns Inside
the tables are arranged at right angles ieayipp
space in front of the display which is filled
with a pyramid of California seeds in fantasi
cally-shaped globes and glasses. No. table
presents one of the most complete DISPLAYS O.
jams, jellies and preserves in the fair On II
are also pears, ounces and peaches of excel
lent quality. Adjoining this table is another
on which are set out bottles of blackberry
parsnip, currant and gooseberry wines made n
the ranch of George Muddox There is also :
SPLENDID display of peaches and Pums
esting feature of another display is 8
cottage built of dried peaches and plums
the .plums representing the doors, windows and
roof, while the peaches form the outside board
ing, etc Sacramento county is ahead on gigsn
tic squashes- One from the Aikens Ranch
weighs 200 pounds. Some enormous summer
squashes and marrows are also shown. A
! dozen big watermeions are on their way to the
/ IA ana Will form a portion of this display
One o the most remarkable portions of the Sac
| ramento county exhibit is series of corn stalks
| ranged against the western wall grown neal
the Cosumnes river and forming D rtion of a
crop 40 bushels to the acre. Each stalk Ia II
| feet in height and is as thick and sturdy as 3
young pine tree. The Sacramento Market and
an Italian vegetable garden make a splendid
exhibit OF vegetables, such as turnips beets
cabbages, carrots and green stuffs- The pota
toes shown here are OF remarkable excellence
| ana are attracting great deal of attention
| from the visiting ranchers. Though Sacra
mento county, with her splendid display would
have good chance of competing for The
premium, the grangers haze decided TO give the
visitors show, and have notified the manage