Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-19

Pratt Lambeft'B ITO cabinet; Pratt &
Lambert's No. 3S preservation, and finished
with C. V. d Co.'s hyperion finish. Every
coat rubbed down with hair cloth to piano
polish. Krebs & Co. are the only dealers
in Sacramento of the hyperion finish. This
elegant dressing is for fine house interiors,
wood mantels, choice furniture. etc. Can
superior finish. 1t is much superior to
oil finish, and gives q harder and
more durable surface. Krebs & Co.
have been recognized as leaders in their
line. and have done all the principal
work for years past the most important
being the State Capitol, Art Gallery, Hall
of Records, County Hospital, Odd Fellows
Temple, Masonic Hall, and the residences
of Albert Gallatin, the late Charles Crocker,
Mrs. E. B. Crocker, Edgar Mills, General
Redington and hundreds of others. They
have just received an article, lately discov-
cred and entirely new, by which work in
white colors can be given a perfect porce-
lain finish, and overcomes the disagreeable
qualities of the Damar varnish, which
generally softens when exposed 10 the heat
or pressure of the hands. In wallpaper
decorations, Messrs. Krebs & Co. are Sec
ond to none. The men employed in this
department have had experience in all
parts of the civilized world. The principal
decorator has Just returned from an ex-
tended trip to Europe. He paid particular
attention to the latest styles in artistic
work and decorations employed in Lon
don, Paris and all the large Eastern cities.
THE GLAZING.
Not least in importance and value in the
construction of the bank building and the
comfort and ornamentation of the club
rooms, is the magnificent quality of glass
used. All OF which, from the large and
handsome lights of polished plate in the
lower stories, to the imposing and artistic
dome surmounting the stairway, was
furnished by and put in place under the
supervision of the Sullivan Kelly Company
OF this city. by whom we are informed that
the contract for the glass needed in this
building was the largest ever let in Califor.
mia outside of San Francisco.
In this connection we are please to saw,
that the Sullivan-Kelly Company, who re-
Gently suffered so severely from the most
disastrous fire that has visited the business
portion of Sacramento for many years, have
with the enterprise characteristic of this
firm, about completed their elegant and
commodious new store and have already
begun moving into the same.
Our representative had the pleasure re-
Gently of being shown through this fine
establishment, and it is simply just to say
that it is certainly, in both interior and ex-
terror appearance and general equipment,
a concern that all who have the CONNER.
cial prosperity of Sacramento at heart and
take pride in the enterprise of her business
men, should be proud of.
The Sulliyan-Kelly Company carry a
vast and complete line of everything in the
paint, oil and glass line, and fully deserve
all the success that has followed their
efforts and that usually is accorded the in
telligent and honorable direction of capital
and brains.
The truthfuIness of the above remarks
will be most completely demonstrated ere
the end of the next week.
THE ART GLAZING,
This useful, as well as ornamental piece
of work, was done under the personal
supervision of John Mallon, of the Pacific
Art Glass Works, 1211, 1913 and 1915 How.
ard street, San Francisco. An inspection
is only necessary to prove the effect
iveness and beautiful manner in which
the requirements of the contract were
carried out. The workmanship of
Mr.. Mallon has been noticeable on
every important structure in the State
one in particular being the new Catholic
cathedral located in this city, and on which
he has other work to perform A visit to
his establishment (which is the largest on
the COAST, is proof conclusive of its
thoroughness and the system upon which
it is conducted. Mr.. Mallon employs in
the neighborhood of 100 persons, who are
all thorough mechanics, and is ably assisted
in the management by his son, Peter L.
Mallon.
VAULT WORK.
The massive vaults and 500 safes for this
bank were built and furnished by the
Halls Safe and Lock Company, Cincin-
natl, o., and San Francisco, Cal. They
are the strongest and handsomest vaults
outside of San Francisco, and there are
but few in San Francisco that in any way
them for security and exquisite
finish. These vaults contain the very best
of material to be had and used in construct.
ing burglar-proof vaults, and in their con.
struction all of the latest improved devices
known have been employed. The combi-
nation locks are of recent invention and
the finest of the kind in use west OF Chi
cago. Renters of safes can rest assured
that when they deposit their papers and
coin therein that they are absolutely secure.
This firm has now under way contracts for
vaults aggregating S150,0O0 in cost for the
Pacific coast alone, included among which
are the United States Mint, San Francisco