The record-union., 1898-09-04

ting into proper shape the structures
for the various exhibits.
1t is the wish of the Directors that
this year shall be an exception, and
that when the Pavilion doors are
thrown open to the public tomorrow
evening the exhibits shall all be in
place and in proper condition. The eX-
hibitors have promised that this. shall
be SO, and are working hard with that
end in view. Yesterday the work TN
the main floor was we'll advanced
more SO than usual on the Saturday
preceding the opening-and as there are
two days more to intervene before the
doors open it is probable that, for once
everything will be in order. If it is
not it will be the fault of the exhibit
ors, for Secretary Smith and Director
Mathews have been urgent that things
should be rushed Assistant Superin-
tendent Dodge has also been active in
promoting speed in that direction.
The floor space is fully taken, and
departure in the arrangement of the
main floor has been made, the carriage
exhibits having been relegated to the
wings and the horticultural exhibits
brought to the front.
On the right, as one enters the main
play of Sacramento County, under the
management Of Mrs. Shields. 1t will
be an extensive display of the products
of the county, and, coupled with her
own private display, occupies more
space than any two others combined
Besides these there will be fine displays
of fruit by w. r. Williamson, J. Cd
bert and others.
The A. S. Hopkins exhibit of a rep
resentation of an old Dutch windmill,
made of their wares, is to be in COM
plete and attractive shape before the
opening, and is expected to attract
much attention.
Next comes the display of the Tesla
Coal Company and the Sunset Tele-
phone Company, close to each other,
and adjoining them is the 5000 horse
power motor, running, of HolbrOok,
Merrill & Co.'S exhibit, besides the
various goods carried by them.
Then comes the old-style Swiss cot
tage of the California Winery Com
pany, and next to them the large space
devoted to models of the Oregon and
Olympia, the ships of our navy that
have rendered themselves so famous in
the greatest naval battles Of the age.
1t is safe TO say that they will be a
center of attraction as long as the Pa
vilon remains open.
The Chemical Fire Engine Company
and the Capital Telephone Company
occupy the next space, at the west end
of the hall.
On the other side will be the drug
and perfumery exhibit of OFT, and next
20 il the plumbing exhibit of Lee Hays
After inspecting these one can refresh
himself from the large iron wire bottle
of the Buffalo Brewing COmpany's ex-
hibit and pass on to the exhibit of the
American Cash Store.
If he cannot see enough to suit him
he can take a look through the glasses
in the optical display of f. c. Chinn
and improve his vision.
In the exhibit of II. D. Smith there
are automatic scales and a flour sack
ing machine that will be running 20
show how it is done.
Then comes an exhibit of "Cofferine,"
whatever that is, by a San Francisco
firm, and the St. Helena Sanitarium
Food Campany will present an at
tractive array of its productions, under
the management of Antoine Boxer.
Weinstock, Lubin & Co. will have an
attractive display, as usual, but the
out.
The Empire Milling Company Will
have a display of its cereal produc-
tions, and next to it Fairbanks, Morse
& Co. will exhibit their gasoline and
vapOr engines.
b. NJ. Lelong, Secretary of the State
horticultural Society, will have a most
interesting exhibit of olive oil, with the
pressing machinery, watts, filters and
other machinery adapted to the prose-
cution OF the olive industry.
A A. Van VOORHEES, will have an eX-
hibit of saddlery, harness and leather.
and the Pasteur Filter Company Will
show what can be done to purify water.
In the north hall, formerly Agricult-
ural Hall, the Diggs Implement COM
pany has it's exhibit of carriages and
wagons. In this wing is also located
the creamery exhibit, under the man
agement of Professor Pearson of the
State University which bids fair to be
the finest exhibit of the kind ever seen
on the coast. 1t will have the latest
portable iceless refrigerator and cooler,
and is sure to attract much attention.
not only from dairymen but from con-
sumers also, who appreciate the differ
ence between good and poor butter
A Meister & Sons carriage display
will also be in this wing, as will Schaw,
Ingram. hatcher & Co.'S combination
display of carriages and wagons, and
a display in the northwest corner from
their pipe works.
The northeast conservatory will be
occupied by Mrs Shields private dis
play and Hugh McWilliams, the flor
ist. The southwest conservatory space
will be occupied by the Benicia Agri-
by the carriages Of a San Francisco
firm.
In Machinery Hall, Baker & Hamil-
ton will display agricultural machinery.
p r. Wood will display a portable
pump, the Diggs Implement Company
wire fencing, etc; Fulda Bros will
show wine vats, A. Kruse a portable
water wheel. d. NJ Osborne agricult-
ural implements. II. Cornell various ce-
ments. White Rogers & Co. concen-
traitor. and there Will be other exhibits.
on the upper floor A. j. Pommer
will display pianos. sewing machines,
etc W. B. Geiser & Co. will exhibit
fine footwear Kohler. Chase & Co.
will exhibit musical instruments.
Charles F. Campbell will exhibit fine
furniture, and J. O. Secord will have
an exhibit of pictures.
The women's fancy work department
will be we'll filled with attractive arti-
cles. too numerous and varied to men
ton.
-Atkinson's Business College, Howe's
School and the Stockton Business Col
xyhi w