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THE WEST SHORE.
October, 1883.
(Mechanics' Fair. Concluded from p. 259.)
ed by H. S. Jory, of Salem. A case of excel
lent honey, both strained and in the comb, is ex
hibited by J. B. Deardjrff, as clear and white as
one couW wish. Mr. A. J. Dufur, has also on
exhibition thirty varieties of native woods in
their naluratylate, sawed so as to show the grain
and the burk, and botanically classified.
"Our display of dairy products is small but
choice," said the superintendent as we approach
ed 1 small table upon which were half a dozen
samples of butter; and we found his criticism just,
A fine sample from the Reedville dairy, gilt
edged Jersey butler from Pierce Bros, dairy in
Columbia county, and a fine roll by Mrs. C.
Gardner, of Sauvies island, with splendid full
cream cheese by Iliram Stone, of Sandy, Clack
amas county, and M. K. West, of Clatsop plains,
and some chocolate colored whey cheese, complete
the exhibit. Small as it is it establishes beyond dis.
pule that which no Oregoninn doubts, that but
ter and ch'ese equal to the best products in the
world can be made here, and that the climatic
conditions, the abundance of clear water and the
excellence of our native and cultivated grasses,
kept fresh and green the whole year round, render
this a specially favored region for the dairying
business.
The display made by the Bureau of Immigra
lion, was chiefly collected and arranged by D. D.
1'rettyman, who is in constant attendance to ex
plain the exhibit and give inquirers any informs'
tion they desire. lie has 270 specimens of oats,
wheat, rye, barley and grass taken from nearly
every county in the state from Umatilla to Doug'
las, twenty-four jars of threshed and cleaned grain,
corn from Ainsworth, W. T., fruits from Linn,
Lane, Polk, Marlon and Douglas counties, to.
bacco from Marion county, pop corn from Leba
non, a pea vine fourteen feet long from Salem,
sorghum thirteen and one-half feet long from Ya
kfma, W. T flax from Umatilla, string grass
twenty-nine feet and thiee inches long from Urna
till county, oats over eight feet high, and ele-
cant veneers of native woods from Coos bay, em
bracing birds-eye maple, Coos by maple, Ore'
goo maple, Coos bay myrtle, ash, oak and alder.
ni'erhapt the most attractive display to one in.
terested in the progress of the northwest is the
exhibit made by Messrs. Whitney ft Marshall
22-24 Fremont street, San Francisco. These
gentlemen are agents for some of the most useful
labor saving machines in the world. I hey lmn
die the iron working machinery made by the firm
of E. Gould ft Eiierhardt, without doubt the
most complete and durable made, the Gear
Cutter especially being a superb machine. The
firm handles Ucntel, Margedant & Co', wood
working machinery, which is heavy and substan
tial and combines the latest Improvements with
the best workmanship. The Universal Wood
Worker la beyond doubt the most complete and
useful machine ever Invented, and is adapted to
tuch multitude of purposes that Us name b pe
culiarly applicable. There are already 1,600 of
then in use In the United Slates, of which the
Pullman Cor Co. has six, the Barney Smith Car
Works five, the Champion Reaper Works three.
Ohio Lumber Co. three, Taylor ft Faulkner
Plaining Mill three, Robert Mitchell Furniture
Co. three, and one or more are in use in eve ry
itetorjr of prominence in the east. It hu never
failed to take a premium wherever exhibited and
as seen at work in the pavilion is highly inter
esting. The machine, railway and locomotive
shop tools manufactured by the Niles tool
Works, the largest establisment of the kind in the
world, are handled by this enterprising firm.
The Niles Boring and Turning Mills are in use in
nearly every locomotive, car and railroad ma
chine shops in the Union, as well as their axle
lathes and numerous other shop tools. They are
agents for the Gordon & Maxwell Co's. steam
pumps, boiler feeders, etc. More than forty va
rieties of pumps of the very best character are
manufactured by this company. The Baltimore
Chilled Car Wheels and "Brookland Standard'
Car Gear, made by the Baltimore Car Wheel
Co. are also handled by them. They are agents
tor Lhesholm s portable saw mills, and lor tne
Buffalo, Blower and Force Co., manufacturers
of blowers and exhaust fans of any capacity; also
for Messrs. Woodrough and McParlin, of Cincin
nati, who manufacture circular, cross cut, hand
and band saws. The products of many other of
tne nest lactones in the Union are handled by
Whitney & Marshall, who also carry a very large
stock of bar, boiler and sheet iron, boiler tubes
and hardware. All the machinery exhibited bv
the firm is shown in operation. The presence of
this display can but have a good etlect upon our
growing manufacturing industries, and this San
Francisco firm is entitled to great credit for thus
giving the people ot the great northwest an op
portumty to examine these uselul machines.
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