The record-union., 1891-09-09


up Mr.. Manassas exhibit call forth many
complimentary remarks.
Charles j. F'redericks & Co., the halter
at $40 j street, invite the attention of
visitors to the fair to their large stock of
hats. This enterprising firm are up with
] the times. and keep the very latest STYLES
in gents headwear.
| The exhibit of Mohr tS Yoerk is GEN.
| trail point of interest at the Pavilion
! Califarnians, and especially those who
reside in this section, are to be congratu-
| lated on the fact of having in their midst
one Of the largest packing establishments
on the Pacific Coast. They can with
! pleasure refer to the enterprising firm of
| Mohr IL Goerk, who stand in tho front
rank in their line. Their display, which
| IS an attractive one, consists entirely of
! home manufactured articles
w. +. PurnelPS display in his show
windows at 609J street attracted the atten-
! ton of many Of the visitors in the city yes
! terday. Mr. Purnell carries a most COM
! pIete line plain and fancy stationery and
! can furnish anything needed in that line
| lie also has IN his stocks typeWriters and
! IS fully prepared to supply anything of
! that character or repairs therefor.
w. IL. Luelling, whose place of busi-
! ness isat lll6 street, has most creditable
! display in the machinery department of
! the Pavilion. MIR. Luelling is particu-
! larly prepared to supply the needs of
! those desiring irrigation apparatus of any
| kind. He also makes speciality of plumb
! ing, steam fitting, and the erection of
water tanks. He employs only first-clasS
! mechanics. and executes work intrusted
! to him in a wOrkmanliiIe manner at rea-
! sOnable rates.
The exhibit of the Pioneer Marble and
! Granite Works, which is being placed in
! the Pavilion by A. Aitken, will be one of
! the attractions which Will call forth the
! complimentary remarks Of visitors.
The managers OF the Singer Mauuf;lc-
/ turing Company were kept busy yester-
/ day completing their display at the Pa
! viliOn. 1t is their intention 10 show in a
! most noteworthy manner the many in
| tercsting and valuable features to be en-
! joyed by operators of their machines
! Particular attention viii be made by the
! managers OF this exhibit to interest the
! lady visitors at the Pavilion.
! Mrs. Mi HoOVGr'S elegant display of
/ millinery at G25 J street is we'll worth
/ visiting, both by the residents OF this city
| and visitors TO the fair. The newest STYLES
! are exhibited, and arranged artisticallv
/ and in a manner pleasing to the eve. The
/ opening took place last Friday and Sat
urday, and the same features of the store
/ decoration Will be preserved during the
! fair.
! Among the exhibits Of agriculture and
! general products from the various coun-
-,
| those from COlusa County make a highly
/ complimentary and very conspicuous
/ display, and in more ways than one will
/ assist III advertising that very productive
| section of California. This exhibit which
! is situated TO tie left Of the main entrance
! Of the Pavilion as you enter, in the south
! east conservatory, is placed there by what
! is known as the Cousa County Horti-
| cultural Society, but is under the direct
| management of w. II. Jones. a very
! genial gentleman, who has shown by the
! taste exhibited in making this display
/ that the society has a Well-choSen
man in charge of their interests and
! one who is interested in his work. It is
/ very apparent from d first view of this
| display that the county's industries are
! almost ineXhaGstible. and it is no wonder
! that the residents OF that section of Cali
| tOrnia claim to reside in the garden spot
| Of the world. The samples Of farm and
! trult products here presented are most
! prOtuSc, and consist of every variety that
! could be mentioned under these two
/ heads, and all of d most excellent and
! meritOriOus character. The wheat pro-
/ duct is represented by sixteen varieties
in sheaf and threshed, and IS of quality
that is uneXcelled. Among the other
| grain presented, and for which this
! county is somewhat! famous, is its corn
oats and barley. Here is also to be found
baled hay and alfalfa that is second t.
! none III the State. But in speaking
/ Of the farm products OF ;hiS
| exhibit one must not overlook that great
! and growing industry which is so finely
! represented, and one Of which the resi-
! dents Of the county are becoming prouder
/ every year as it develops. and that is the
fruit interests. In this department there
are to be found in this display most hand
some exhibits of not only green fruits.
/ but also delicious jellies, preserves and
! dried goods which attract the eyes Of all
! lovers Of these articles There are also
| some thirty-five varieties Of wood which
! help to make up the wealth of this valley
county, and numerous samples of min
! eral rock, many of which are quite yalu-
| able. There are also in the exhibit four
varieties of wine which have been
| crushed from grapes out Of the vineyards
which are increasing in number every
/ year in this county. The manufacturing
! interest Of the county is represented by
samples OF various kinds of flour from the
! Colusa Milling Company Of Colusa, and
! the West Side FIGURING Mill of Williams;
/ and in the line of manufactured articles
! should be mentioned the handsome An
! CORA rugS-a numerous display of which
! is found in this exhibit. The Colusa
/ Canning and Drying Company have also
contributed to the display by adding to
| it many varieties Of fruit of their own
! pack. Garden seed culture IS also rep
resented, and the garden products, which
! Will arrive to-day, are said TO equal in
| point of excellence the numerous other
| products Of the county, which so plainly
| speak for themselves. COlusa's mothers
and daughters have also assisted in max
! ing the exhibit of the county attractive
! by adding to the products of the land
! winery, mills and cannery the product of
! their own handiwork. This work of the
! fair ones well fills two large show cases,
and consists of fancy work ofexceptional
| beauty and shows most artistic taste. In
! another department of this exhibit is
! shown mineral water and herbs for the
! healing of the sick. Combined with these
! products which have been mentioned.
! Colusa County has also a healthy climate
good schools and enterprising citizens
what more could be asked 1t
was only q short time ago that
! the great portion of this county was held
! in large tracts and used for the produc-
! ton OF wheat, but of late years the land
owners have been dividing up their large
ranches and made homes for hundreds of
| industrious citizens. Every visitor at
| the Pavilion should see this exhibit, and
! Mr.. Jones and his assistants will take
! great pleasure in speaking more fully OF
the resources Of this truly wonderful
county.
The confectionery of J. A. Moynihan,
which is being served to the visitors at
the Pavilion, is giving the greatest OF sat-
| isfaction.
The live stock owners who desire to
assist in the prevention of the spread of
contagious diseases among their stock,
and to secure indemnity in case of loss
| from such diseases, should iOin the Pa
citc Coast Live Stock Owners Mutual
Protective Association, which is repre-
sented in this city by E. II. Hoppe.
Near the center of the main hall of the
! Pavilion is situated an exhibit which
may well be looked upon by every citi-
zen of Sacramento with unbounded pride
! and admiration. Not particnlarlv on &c