The morning call., 1893-11-21

Market-street system have been returned
TO them long ago by the in creased travel
TO Sunset City. The same opinion holds
good so ar as other lines are concerned
To The credit of the companies be it said
HAT they admit the financial benefits they
haze derived already from the location of
ths buildings and are prepared 10 double
tneir subscriptions. Their profits before
the close of the exposition will mount up
TO high in the thousands. and it is only fair
that small portion derived from the fair
Should be paid in now to aiG in making
the project successful.
San Joaquin County is now located, so
far as It's separate building is concerned.
between the Northern and Southern Cali
fornia buildings and Strawberry Hill. Tie
structure will be in the form Of Greek
cross 150X100 feet. It's cost will be not less
than $4,000 All of San Joaquin products
Will be represented within its walls. The
construction of the building will be COM
mehced Immediately, and San Joaquin
will be in the front rank of California
counties when the exposition is opened
Utah is arranging for an exhibit, which
Is being collected by tba Chamber of Com
merce. The funds will be raised by pri-
vate subscriptions, and individual en- ter
prise is behind the movement. All the
leading manufacturing firms are CO.
operating in the movement, and have
picpdIcu fhiliUlLo 10 Hi tue Ul3U space,
In the office OF +. A. HabeT, chief of the
Vltcultural Bureau, is a growing grape
vine from Clarence j. Wetmore's ranch
1t is of the Black Hamburg variety, aud,
although only eighteen months old, has
five clusters OF grapes, weighing, in the
aggregate, twenty-five pounds. mum Der
OF similar specimens will be preserved in
cold storage and exhibited during the
exposition.
Frequent excursions from December 1
until the close of the exposition will be
made from San Jose. Stockton. Sacra-
mento. Salinas and Santa Rosa. Arrange
ments are now in progress for these trips
and it is expected that thousands of resi-
dents in towns of the interior will be
brought TO Sunset City through the influ-
ence of low rates of transportation.
a number Of the ladies In Solano County
have organized a Midwinter Fair auxiliary.
OftlceTs anu subcommittee have been ap-
pointed, and great many available ex-
hibits have already been collected. Up
ward OF 100 women are interested in the
association. The exhibit will comprise all
the products of the county, with special
attention TO collection of women's work
Plans for the Southern California build
ing are now on exhibition at the Offices of
the executive committee OF the exposition
in the Mills building, and contractors are
invited to inspect them and prepare their
bids. All bids must be In by Friday next,
aud will be opened al the Offices at IL NJ.
on that date. BIDS will also be receivable
at the headquarters of the executive CON-
mittee in the Mills building for black loan
10 be placed in the grand court of the ex-
position. Bidders will state for how much
they will furnish such loan by the square
yard, the loan to be six inches in depth.
These bids for loan must be put in imme-
diately.
NJ. d. Foley and State Senators Williams
and Sharon of Nevada applied to the
executive nmmittee last night for space
for separate building for their State.
This action is a result of Governor IL. 4.
Colcurd's visit to Sunset City IN the inter
ests OF Nevada's exhibit last week. The
Nevada building will adjOin Sam Davis
mining village, the chief feature Of which
VIII be a representation of an old quartz
3 mill IN operation. as well as mining ma
chinery used at Virginia City The State
buIl1lng VIII be more largely devoted to an
e1hiolt OF the agricultural interests Ut the
Silver State.
1t has been found that the boiler-house
TO Do ADDED to the Mechanical Arts build
Ing VIII provide more room than is neces-
sary LOT us Intended purpose. The space
In the main building has been so eagerly
sought that the executive committee has
oecioed 10 use space in the bOiler-house
113 1eet long and 80 wide. Here will be
placed the pumps TO be used for general
water supply, and particularly in case of
fire In any of the building. Two plans for
an entrance into this annex are being con-
sidered.. One is to spring arches in the
south wall of the Mechanical Arts build
ing. The other is to erect a gallery in the
annex, connecting with the gallery In the
main building. Under this arrangement
visitors could be taken above the ID achin-
cry in operation, and could witness its
workings without danger of accidep
through contact with the pinions and
shafts.
Oil will be used exclusively for fuel
under the great boilers which will supply