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Mrs. W. W. Whitman, Oakland— Kettle scraper and fish cleaner. 



Mrs. W. L. Overhoiser, Stockton — Combined match and stamp safe. 



E. L. Challoner. Stockton— Plate of pears. 



Mrs. Jos. Halo, Stockton— One splatter work cross. 



Mrs.' Jos. Hale, Stockton — One sea moss basket. 



Mrs. Jos. Hale, Stockton — One ])eb)jle cross. 



Mi-s. T. A. Wilson, (irayson — Pillow sham rod. 



Mrs. T. A. JVilsoii, (irayson — Sheet music. 



Mrs. T. A. Wilson, (irayson — Retouched ])hofograplis. 



Mrs. L. Wells, San Francisco — Jui)an silver polish. 



Mrs. L.Wells. San Francisco — C"ham])ion dish waslier. 



(i. N. Milco, Stockton — Exhibit of buhacli. ' 



G. X. Milco, Stockton — Exhibit of j)atent insufllators. 



Martha Ann Mc(^oy, Stockton — Pin cnsiiion. 



Martha Ann Mc(;oy, Stockton — Match lighter. 



May Summerville,'Stockton — Display of fancy work. 



May Summervilie, Stockton— Splint basket. 



Alonzo Rhodes, Stockton — One mineral cabinet. 



Alonzo Rhodes, Stockton — Mineral specimen.s. 



Grangers' Union of San Joaipiin Valley — Four spools of barb wire, Stockton manufacture. 



Grangers' Union of San Joaipiin Valley — One Covert's sack-holder. 



Grangers' Union of San .loatiuin Valley __(Jne Doty washing machine. 



E. II. Boscher, Stockton — Disjilay of <lrugs. 



E. II. Boscher, Stockton — Display of fancy goods. 



E. H. Boscher, Stockton — I)isj)lay of druggists' sundries. 



E. H. Boscher, Stockton — Dis])lay of ague (^urc, Leroy. 



Aldrich A Hopper, Oakland — Hygienic filters and water coolers. 



J. C. Bowden, Stockton — Model (iolden Gate separator. 



Mrs. James Littlehale, Stockton — One panel picture of fruit, in oil. 



Mrs. James Littlehale, Stockton — One basket of scent satchels painted on silk, in water colors. 



Mrs. James Littleliale, Stockton — One wood table, decorated in water colors. 



James Littlehale, Stockton — Boswell patent fruit dryer, cooker, baker, and heater, combined. 



M. Rosenbkim, Stockton — Disjilay of gents' underwear and overalls. 



Hattie West, Stockton — Four sjiecimens of (tainting on potterj'. 



John Jackson, Stockton — Nitie marbleized iron mantles. 



W. il. Van Vlear, Stockton — One home-made rifle, apprentice work. 



C. Sharp, San Francisco — Higgins' water moter. 



C. Sharp, San Francisco — Patent shoe button tastener. 



C. Sharp, San Francisco — Attachment for Wilson Sewing Machine for darning, and sowing on 



buttons. 

 C. Sharp, San Francisco — One chenille embroidered bed spread, 

 (^has. V. Thompson, Stockton — Display of vegetables, mountain fruit, grapes, etc. 

 Cadien & Bagley, Stockton — Exliibit of home-made underwear. 

 Cadien A: Bagley, Stockton — Forty samples of 'clinch back suspenders. 

 Nellie Littlehale, Stockton — Specimen of j^ainting on china. 

 Mrs. James Littlehale, Stockton — Sj)ecimen of native gutn arabic. 

 Mrs. Albert G. Nye, San Francisco — Disjilay of moss and fern jiictures, moss albums, and spiral 



baskets. 

 Wm. (iraham, Stockton — Display of hardware. 



Wm. (jraham, Stockton — Display ol case goods. • 



Wm. Graham, Stockton — Display of bracket work. 

 Wm. Oraham, Stockton — Dis]day of jackknife work. 

 Mrs. R. V. Hanks, Stockton — Display of fancy work on card-board. 

 L. R. Chalmers, Stockton — Eg\'|>tian corn. 

 C. Sharp, San Francisco — One Buckeye hand sewing machine. 



C. Behrns, Stockton — Display of crockery granite, iron ware, and lamps. 

 AVm. Graham. Stockton — Florence oil stoves. 



Chalmers Brothers, Stockton — Display of car])ets, oil-cloths, etc. 

 Miss McKenzie, Stockton — Display of Stockton made gloves. 



D. J. King, San Francisco — Automatic fountain pen-holders, and solid ink j>en. 



(California Paj)er Company, Stockton — Display and exibition of paper and card-board m;in- 



tifactured in Stockton. 

 Manuel Manix, New Castle — Exhibit of leaf tobacco. 



