The California culturist . itself will demon-strate. It is the wheel nowso generally used at Beni-cia, and so often the sub-ject of comment by strang-ers visiting that city. Theregulator, so perfect in prin-ciple, so simple and yet soeffective, it is surprising^that it had never been dis- ^=§§1covered and brought into jglllggjuse for regulating the speed ||1of wind wheels long W. I. Tustin, of Beni-cia, is the inventor, and thebuilder of the first windmill in California. For years he has steadily applied him-self to the perfection of his wheel, and has succeeded in producing probably t


The California culturist . itself will demon-strate. It is the wheel nowso generally used at Beni-cia, and so often the sub-ject of comment by strang-ers visiting that city. Theregulator, so perfect in prin-ciple, so simple and yet soeffective, it is surprising^that it had never been dis- ^=§§1covered and brought into jglllggjuse for regulating the speed ||1of wind wheels long W. I. Tustin, of Beni-cia, is the inventor, and thebuilder of the first windmill in California. For years he has steadily applied him-self to the perfection of his wheel, and has succeeded in producing probably themost perfect combination of parts, constituting a perfect self-regulating wind wheel,ever before invented. The cost of the wheel and sustaining structure, varies fromseventy-five dollars to two hundred and fifty dollars each, depending on size and may wear out in time by constant use ; but, owing to their extreme simplicity,are less liable to get out of order than any other self-regulating wind wheel The grand feature of the month of September, with our industrial classes, and all who feel inter-ested in the prosperity of California, will be found in the numerous fairs—state and county, agri-cultural and mechanical—that in succession will occupy nearly the whole of the month. From thethirtieth of August to the third of September, five days, will be held at Marysville the agricul-tural and mechanical fair for the northern district of California. The state fair, held there last sea-son, has awakened an interest in that section of the state never before felt. Indeed, agriculturistsand mechanics everywhere seem this year more alive than ever to the benefits resulting from theseannual social gatherings. The Sonoma county agricultural societys fair opens at Healdsburg, on the thirty-first of county is one of the finest agricultural, fruit, grain and stock-growing districts of our state;it embraces a large portion of the Russian River valley c


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