Identifier: pacificgaselectr61915paci (find matches)
Title: Pacific Gas and Electric magazine
Year: 1909 (1900s)
Authors: Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Subjects: Pacific Gas and Electric Company Electric utilities Public utilities
Publisher: (San Francisco, Calif.) : Pacific Gas and Electric Co.
Contributing Library: San Francisco Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: San Francisco Public Library

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Panama-Pacific InternationalExposition, and at the Gas Institute meet-ing, held in New York, in 1914, the workof the committee was accepted and thecommittee discharged. At the annual dinner of the Classifica-tion Committee held at the Lotus Clubon Wednesday evening, October 21, 1914,one of the members remarked that theclassification was very satisfactory, butthat he did not see the use of a classifi-cation unless there was to be an exhibitof gas appliances at the Panama-PacificF^xposition. It was the opinion of thecommittee that there should be a repre-sentative gas exhibit, and the old classi-fication committee as a whole was ap-pointed a committee on (Collective GasExhibit for the Panama-Pacific Exposi-tion. The word collective as a part of thetitle means that every article used in themanufacture, distribution and use of gasshall be included in one exhibit pavilion.This was impossible at Chicago and St.Louis and will be a unique feature atSan Francisco. Pacific Service Magazine 259
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- 0 M, 1 - ®, ®, -4- r ?£■ \.-) pl;i uf the Collective Gas Exhibil in the P;ilace of XIanufactii The committee immediately took stepsto ascertain the feelings of gas appliancemanufacturers toward exhibiting at SanFrancisco, and finding it favorable im-mediately reserved space in the Palaceof Manufactures and started a campaignfor securing exhibits. Ten thousands(;iiare feet of space was secured in themost desirable corner of one of the lin-est of the Exposition palaces. A designof a pavilion with floor plan includingsixty-one spaces for exhibitors was i)re-pared, and it soon became evident Ihalevery inch of space would be laken. for the purpose of co-opcratixe workhclween Ihe I-^ast and Ihe West a nieet-ing of Ihe Iiicilic Coast das Associationwas held mI Ihe l-jigineers Club, Sanfriiiiciscd, im Ihe cNciiiiig uj NiiveinhcrIN, nil I. Al (his iiiciling llic \vo(-;< ofthe l-^aslcr-n coimiiillcc was enlhusiasti-cally approved, anil Ihe association ap-pointed tile Idlldwiiig as a (

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