The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-08-18
Exhibitors Are Rushing 10 Be
All in Readiness for
Opening Day.
GEMS IN THE ART GALLERY
The Names of the Intending Exhib.
itors Recorded Up TO Yesterday
Inc usive-A Big Show.

chanlcs' Pavilion was barren space with
here and there an industrious individual
welding paint brush touching up dark
places and few were designating by chalk
marks on the floor the spaces to be occu-
pied by the many exhibitors.
Yesterday a number of booths were up,
carpenters andupholsterers were busy in
every section of the building and the fair
was in a state of advancement the like
of which was never known before at the
same time prior to the opening day.
All the availa BILE space has been bespoken
and there is demand for more. To those
who called yesterday and announced that
they wished to show California products
Mr.. Gilmore, the superintendent, said {:
eve will take your application, but your
only chance is that some one who has al
ready secured a space will draw out"
There will be a magnificent display of
mirrors by the Fuller Company, Fishbeek
& GlootZ have men at work putting up
a palace of California soap which will
surpass any heretofore shown. The floor
will be in imitation of tiles made in soap.
The Egyptian booth in which there will be
a very large display of California made
goods will be one OF the most striking ever
seen in the Pavilion. The San Francisco
CALL will have fine display on the ground
floor near the bandstand and in the art
gallery there will be fine exhibit of draw
ings from the art department of the paper.
To-day the elevator will be put in oper
alton. and it will be used to carry material
to the gallery floor, and that being done
work in the upper floor will commence.
Henry Raschen, who will have charge
of the art gallery. stated yesterday that
there will be exhibits OF paintings, water
colors and charcoal etchings, and that
every artist will be represented. There
viii also be a good loan collection. TIE
classification of pictures, good, bad and
Indifferent will be left to the judgment of
a committee of three of their own selec-
ton. These three Will say which pictures
will be placed in the room allotted to the
best work. and the artists themselves will
have something TO say how their pictures
shall be hung. E. J. Keller, a local car
toonist, has just finished very striking
three-sheet poster sketch to announce the
fair
The following is list of the intending
list yesterday afternoon, Quite number
are from different parts of the State, and
many will have more than one exhibit:
A. Schilling & sons-Gas engines
w. s. Lewis & Co.-Asbes5os.
Hochvern-SwalE Manufacturing Company-Gas
L 5. Van winkle-Engines, mining machinery,
etc
Union Iron Works-Model of workshops, war
ships, dynamo, mill and concentrator.
kisdon Iron Works-Boiler, mills and concen-
traitor.
Weston Manufacturing Card Basket Company
Water-heater and baskets.
American Type Foundry-Presses, material and
c. H. Evans & Co.-Deep well pumps.
c. Krogh-Mining pumTs.
+. MISUNDERSTANDING tank.
A B. Sanford-Pump for pumping mud
J. A. O. osby-Die, stamp md check cutting.
George Cumming d Comfortable FORCES.
J. Hendy-Mining machinery, etc.
II o. Brien-Mi
r. G. Denniston-Mining plates.
A Van der Naillen's schoOl-Modeis, etc.
Midas Gold-saving Machine Company-Amal-
gamator and concentration.
Xix ompaDy-Compressed air machinery.
a. 5. HalIidie-Refinery in operation.
Fulton Engine UNDERSTANDING machinery.
Victor Company-Am agamator.
+. A. Hunting combining machinery.
George f. Woodbury-Mining machinery.
Ellis Company-ConcentratOr
WORK
B. e. Bridge for fire hose.
G. w. Kneass-Boats row and pleasure.
Adson Dxon-Model of ship.
G. Nj. Towle-Model Of boat
!. 5. Rasch-Rug loom.
Baker d. Hamilton-Vehcles and agricultural
implements
J. p Howe & son-Model of pillow.
Needle Company-Grain separator.
Felix More-Plow.
Judson Company-Nails, tacks and model of
bridge.
Los Angeles Company-sheet-iror, galvanized
aud corrugated iron.
w. F. Harmon-Bed springs
hickey d Harrls-K ey-retainer
California ire Cloth Company-Wlre cloth.
Washbnrn Company-Wire cloth, netting rope
and nails
Pacific Company-AxIe.
T. nd
u. Standardization window screen
K. W. Gress-Dnst pans.
Rose r. RohinSon-C offee-pot.
Cyclop Works-Ice- machine and cold storage.
I. rmede-shades and curtain poles.
+. Kelly Jr.-Bath tubs.
schusler Bros.-Beer governors. etc.
Rapid Filter Company-FIlterers
A. ]. Tait-Filterers.
Thomas Fnrionc-Laundry trays
Inyo Marble Company-Marble al! forms.
]. F. Kessler-Onyx mantels, etc.
W. S. Lewis-Asbesfos freproof material.
Warren & addock-Asbestos freproof ma
terial.
L. Campodonico- pavement
Stockton Terra Gotta Works-Art pottery.
Elliott & FaTrel-Art brick work.
Fred Jurpevitz-Ornamentat
California Art Glass Company-Art glass, etc.
George F. Atkinson-W Wood novelties.
c. II. Burr W Gather strips.
Carl F. Haas-wood and ivory turning.
St. German Billiard Company-Bar fixtures,
billiards.
Mrs. n. Winship-- Chifoniere quilts. etc.
Charles Hallmond-Inlaid tables.
Charles WiIliams-Grill work.
[. NJ Plum-Furniture.
C. p Henn1nger-Canes, shells, etc.
Reid &, Cleve-Patterns and modes.
A. Bruenn-Pianos.
Yosemite Cycle Company-Bfcycles.
whitney Express Company-ExpreSs wagons
T. s. Clark 81 Co.-Wire mattresses.
T. M AnthOny-Automatic swinging cot.
4. Observation-Disclosures.
Buchanan Bros.-Brushes, etc.
Zan Bros.-Brooms and whisks
Fulda -Self-tighteDln TANK.
Dairymen's Union-Butter, cheese, etc.
D. Woerner-Cooperage-
Cook Betting Company-Belting, laclng etc.
s. p. Degan-Rubber betting.
Goldberg & Tw edie-Manufacturing OF shoes.
F. r. CooK-Leather betting
Bowers Rubber Company-Rubber ware.
Meiten d t;ebhardt-CaIf and kip skins.
Main q Observation-Disclosures and saddlery.
j. Utschg-Shoes.
Sfebe Company-Shoes.
San Francisco Last Company-Shoe lasts.
KuIlman SaIZ d Co.-Sole and harness leather |
W. r. yanbergen-Sole and harness leather and /
took leather.
II. S. Simmons-Rubber stamps
]. Lund-Shoe exhibit.
Berwfn Il Observation-Disclosures ana furS.
Tubbs Cordage Company-Rope.
Willamette Pulp Company-NewS paper
Neville d Co.-Fish nets.
J. Korper-Furs
ID. Eisner-FurS.
F. Marx IL Ours
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