Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-12
Visitors Coming to the City in Crowds
Last Evening at the Pavilion
Additional Exhibits.

main hall, composed of goods taken from
the shelves of the Huntington. Hopkins
Company's store in this city. Thousands
of articles, from a brass-head tack to the
heavier pieces of hardware, were required
In its construction. The work was done
by George Hansbrow, an employe of the
house, and is remarkable specimen OF
decorative skill.
The county exhibits are practically com
rleted, and the result is simply grand.
Nothing like it has ever been seen on this
coast, if indeed it has eyer been equaled in
any part of the Union.
A walk through the halls devoted to
machinery and agricultural implements
cannot fail to please and interest the artisan
or farmer. Am6ng the exhibits not al
ready described there may be noted the fol-
lowing
William wainwright, San Francisco
Spray pump for orchard and rotary lawn
sprinkler.
Rott, Nelson & Co., Sacramento-Ap.
paratus for raising water for irrigating pur-
poses; also, College City pump and horse
power combined
L. NJ. marlborough, Sacramento-Fire
extinguisher.
Bull & Grant, San Francisco-Hors hay
rake, harrow moving machine, grain
sowing machine.
A. d a. Heilbron, Sacramento-Hay and
grain separator, hardware and a large col
lection OF farming utensils, wagons, etc.
A. Brentner, Fresno-Harrow.
Stanton, Thomson & Co., Sacramento
Combined clod-crusher, harrow, pulverizer
and leveler also, carriages and wagons
David Lubip, Sacramento - Com bined
clod-crusher, harrow, pulverizer and lev
eler.
Baker & Hamilton-Broadcast sowing
machine.
Klees & Finley, Sacramento = Grain
cleaner and Independent tanning mill.
+. J. johnson of Sacramento, w. o.
Pierce of Placerville and c. +. Shallen-
berger of West BerkeleY-Farm gates.
II. II. Niebur, Ferndale-Windmill.
A. A. Krull, Sacramento-Refrigerat
E. w. Melvin, Sacramento-New Beck er
washing machine and wringer.
J.W. Fulton, Sacramento-Road scraper.
J. Sovereign, Woodland-Pleasure cart
Benicia Agricultural Works Baker &
Hamilton)-Large assortment of plows.
farm wagons, etc.
Bull, Grant & Co, San Francisce-Gang
and single plows and farm wagons, buggies,
phaetons, etc.
E. NJ. Miller & Co., San Francisco Closed
family carriage.
Katzner Russell & Chase, Marysville-
Pleasure cart.
Joseph Budde, San Francisco-Golden
Gate plunger water closet.
Vallejo q Harris, Napa-Device for OIL
ing wheels.
Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works, San
Francisco-Steam pumps, engines, ETC.
Nobleslisher, Sacramento-Lathea attach
ment for grinding purposes; faucet grind
ing machine.
William Wainwright, San Francisco
Nozzles, hosepipe holder, grape picker. etc.
NJ. S. Harrington, Tulare = Improved
smooth wire stock fence.
David Lubin, Sacramento Combined
sower and pulverizer.
French & Linforth, San Francisco-Duck
betting, and everlasting whiffletree
]. W. Fulton, Sacramento-Steel broad
grader and ditching machine road grader,
levee builder, ETC.
(. w. Vacher, Sacramento-Attachable
can spout; cactus singer.
GOLD MEDAL ENTRIES.
Benicia Agricultural Works Baker &
Hamilton n)-Agricultura machinery, tools,
implements, plows, etc.
Studebaker Bros.-Vehicles and brake.
a. Meister, Sacramento-Neh ehicles.
Z. Nielsen, SaCramento-Veh ehicles
Stanton, Thomson & Co., Sacramento
Agricultural machinery, tools, implements,
vehicles, etc.
A. & a. Heilbron, Sacramento-Agricul-
tural machinery, tools, implements,
vehicles etc
S. c. II. & A Works, Stockton-Agricul-
tural machinery and plows.
Holt Bros, Standardization ma
chinery.
A few enterprising gentlemen of Sutter
county have made very creditable collec-
lion of that county's products. l. n. Her
ring has rice-plsnts showing excellent
growth. He cultivated rice in the Sand
witch Islands, and says he can grow it Just
as well in Sutter. He also has coffee-plants,
bananas, ginger plants, indigo-plants, 100
year beans, tapioca, etc, all showing a
healthy, thrifty growth.
]. w. Delamster and E. w. Maslin, of
Placer, exhibit fine specimens of dried figs,
and the latter also shows Palameno, Zin-
fandei and Mataro wine grapes.
George &. Cosby, of Sacramento, shows a
small collection of dried figs, the product
OF trees grown in this city.
f. l.. Hawk, of Placer, has an excellent
collection Of grapes from his vineyard near
Newcastle, and Mrs. Hawk exhibits jars of
fruit preserved without heating.
}. b. Whitcomb, of Colfax, Placer county,
has a hne display of grapes, including
Flame Tokay, Verbal, Muscatelle. Black
Prince, Malaga, Rose de Peru, Franken
RiesliDg, Rose Chasselas, Mission. etc. - -
There is fine display of fruits. grains
and vegetables from Nimshew, twenty
miles east of Chico, grown at an elevation
of 300 feet
Perine Il Mothersole, Of Chile Bar, FL
Dorado county and the jacob Strahl Slate
Company, of Kelgey, in the same county,
make exhibits of building slate from their
quarries.
The Jauizen lamp is shown by Fred
Jautzen, of San Francisco
A hne collection of buggies, carriages,
phaetons, etc, is shown by the Columbus
Buggy Company, of 29 Market street, San
Francisco.
TO NIGHTS MUSIC
The music programme for tonight by
the First Artillery Band (C. A. Neale Con-
ductor) is as follows:
Observation-Disclosures Piper Ne-,ipa
Overture-"Le Dame Blanche" nbach
waltz Autograph .................. Strauss
Descriptive seleelion-"A .sleigh-ride" 49,. Moses
Oyerture-"A Night Wanderer'' -, Krouse
Ciarionet Solo The Ideal" l"..... Marine
performed by Mr.. c. Gross Kurth
Duo-Cornet and Tromboue............. Verdi
Cornei Solo-"Day Dreams ..................P Petiee
(By Mr.. J. Costello)
Gslop-" Agitation Weber
The Playground.
There was great throng of people in
the amphitheater annex to the Pavilion
last night, and they were royalty enter
tanned. After music by the Hussar Band
the Hart Brothers gave an exhibition OF
their graceful club swinging and boxing.
When they began 10 don the big mittens
there was a general stampede of men, wo-
men and children-not toward the doors,
but toward the ring where the nimble
and muscular gladiators were to "bitf' one
another. The ladies crowded so close that
the attendants had difficulty in clearing a
space large enough for the boxers. The
exhibition was, of course, and innocent
one, and was greatly enjoyed.
Next followed bicycle exhibition on the
cinder track by half dozen of the best
riders OF the Capital City wheelmen. led bv
LIS. Upson. The riding was excellent.
The othss features of the evening were as
usual. Cinderella, Santa Claus, Robinson
Crusoe, the Sleeping Beauty and all the
other attractions drew large numbers OF
visitors 10 their respective quarters, and all
the games were well pstronzed through
out the evening. To nights muoic pro
gramme bY the Husssr Rand fG q Hol.