The herald., 1893-10-18
Thn Pnuilinn.

and Is two stories IN height. Here are
shown the various dieplay products,
implements and miscellaneous articles.
The interior is decorated with palm
leaves and the national colors in pro-
fusion.
Many streamera OF red and blue run
from the center of the ceiling to the
sides OF the balconies, the second story
OF the building being composed of q
continuous circuit OF balconies, the
center OF the building being deep
court.
On the lower floor are found the ma
chinery, implements and various dis
plays. In the middle of tho room is a
fine display OF olive trees and olives in
jars, entered by John S. Calkins.
The pyramid of flour and grain by the
Los Angeles Farming and Milling COM
papy is AZ the north end of the building
and presents q good appearance.
Another creditable showing is made
by the Jubilee Incubator company,
which has several machines on hand,
including one in which are seen a num-
Der Of little chicks hopping about in the
warm inside.
There is also an exceedingly fine dis
play of vegetables, made by Burbank.
The table is in the middle Of the room
and is next to the olive exhibit. Here
are shown large pumpkins. watermelons,
beets, carrots, apples, ounces and
other raw edibles.
There is also good showing with
grapes on table by the main entrance.
There is not much of a variety, but the
specimens ehown are very fair. The
citrus display on the same table is poor.
G. G. Wickson & Co. have their de,
partment over in the northeast corner.
They have display of dairy and cream
cry products, together with the most
modern labor saving appliances used in
operating them.
Some very clean, healthy looking Lis
bon lemon trees are exhibited by E.
Pollard & Sons.
BY the side OF the above display and
in the northwest corner is the saddlery
display of W. Il. McBurney.
Near the west entrance is cosy little
nook where the Los Angeles Business
college display is to be found. young
man is in attendance, aud writes cards
for all who desire it. The display en-
braces some excellent specimens OF PEN
manship.
Rowland Bros display of olive trees
and oil is close by and is worth an in
spection.
The Advance sewing machine is also
shown.
H. Boettcher shows column of vari-
ous kinds OF wines, and Bishop & Co.
have verltable display of preserves and
candies. On the opposite side of the
hall are q wide variety OF displays.
The dried fruits of Bliss Brothers of
Dt,arta noot,pu ha rUar ra rt of IopU
table and present fine appearance, a
limited but very excellent showing in
vegetables ia also on the table.
Hawley, King & Co. have display of
carriages and bicycles. The Rambler
bicycle is also quartered on this same
side, while in the corner is the space OF
the Southern California music store.
0. s. Westover OF Santa Monica shows
a well asserted collection OF curios, in
! cluding shells. sea weed, etc.
The Standard Sewing Machine COM
pany has severaI nagchines on exhibit,
and the display. OF the California culti-
vator, a chemical production, is shown
/ in front of-the main entrance.
The display in the gallery is limited
principally to fancy work. Quilts of ell
shades, sizee aud descriptions are TO oe
seen everywhere pinned along the walls
and resting on the tables
On the left side gallery is one of the
finest displays in the entire building
that Of the Cudhay Packing company.
The varieties of canned goods are
stacked in pyramids high towards the
ceiling. Luscious hams and sides of
rich bacon hang about the booth, while
the ends of the long counter are two
tempting looking pigs roasted whole.
Mrs. Marble Lenos has her ar. display
on this side OF the hall also. In the
comes OF the gallery is q collection OF
silk cocoons and the raw silk made into
! various articles.
AT the end OF the building and over
looking the entire interior ia the die
play OF Steckel, the photographer. 1t
is in the most prominent section of the
hall and can readily be seen by those on
the first floor as-wsl as those in the
galleries. The display is one Of the
best at the fair and includes specimens
Of high Photographic art.
Along the other gallery are to be seen
many articles OF fancy work. The stu
dents of the Los Angeles school OF art
and design also have made good dis.
play.
The tidy and fancy work 10 also good,
as is the display OF designs and draught-
ing by Fred J. Behne.
Beaman and Herdee have fine dis
play OF tidies, doilies and other fancy
work at the end OF the gallery. The
Wilcox aud Gibbs automatic sewing
maching is ehown, Us is patent curling
iron which was closely examined by the
women visitors throughout the day.
THE CHICKENS.
The poultry is shown ia small,
white building by the entrance. The
display is rather limited in numbers,
but is very fne in quality.
The largest display is that of the In
dian games, while the Plymouth Rocks
come next, with the Cochins third.
There ia An excellent showing of BAN
tams, it being about the largest ever
held at any previous fairs. The pigeo
display is aleo good.
TIE LIVE sFecK.
The horses are Quartered in the long
row of stalls fronting the track, while
the cattle are to be found in q side yard
opposite the grand etand.
The judges win begin at 10 O'Clock
this morning and make their decisions
over the various exhibits.