Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-13
TERRITORIAL FAlR.
Fine Display in the Exhi-
biti n Hail.
AaIzOXA's PossIBI ills.
Fruit, Grain, Vegetables, Miner.
ais, Mechanic Arts. and
Fancy " Ork.

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o tomorrow before everything is al
ranged that Is on hand to be care
y for and exhibited.
Entering the main building fror
the east and turning to The right, on
fist encounters the neat display o
, furniture of various kinds an'
, styles, carpets, elegant tableware an,
toilet sets of
= sCHoENFELT & HEYMAN,
which hose enterprislng gentIemei
display to the public as samples o
their wares and illustrative of thei,
business.
Next to this display on the same
side, comrs the saddle and harness
display of
MR.. JAS. Y. ECCLEsTON,
OF Tucson. Among other things, he
has Oh exhibition an elegant Sc. Of
huIuess OF Morphis leather, mount
cd in hard rubber with raised and
crnalne nted tuas, backb amos, etc,
and covered buckles throughout. de
alsO displays several i'm SETS OF
/. Concord narEess and harness nud>
tGgs L. saddles lie has some very
eiegant sets. a Cheyenne SADDLE,
large ana very stout, pat up iu re-
m4rkably s3ft aud r.iuole brown
leather, complete Wi Ii siivef mount
I'd spurs, &C, al onre attracts The
t.Ltion of The vGquerO. Next
TO tins come, Il fine Vieail,, tree cov~
cred by "a b, ai,,iful black lea h.r
and OF ameutcd lii light brown
lines with s;lver-mnunle ed sprrs and
| findings to match. 1t Is IL sp, ci,n'
of the useful and beautiful com
bineG, but the g.ory of the enLire
! display Is q VisulIa tree wis IA
its graceful and comfortable curves
covered in light brown ]eatber,every
iHch of which is most delicately or
namented in the most beautiful
manner by a skilled artist; flowers,
birds, vines, leaves. and all sorts If
convent ional lines i'll fine taste are
everywhere that they can be applied
with effect. Fine tap0jerOS depend
from the siirlurs. Evely portion is
Arizeun-made, even to the pumerous
ornamental and leather covered but
tons. Accom- panying the said e is
an elegant birdie to correspond with
the saddle and ornamented profusely
in silver mountings, some fourteen
dojlms worth of which have been
1 ~ in 9rnamepling the head
workeu ~ b;t which il IF the
oano' re'hs, a. va. The spurs
regular Spanish patti heavily
and their fastenings are alsu =
laid In silver, delicat ely chased. Al
together, the outfit is among the
and most costly that we
have ever had the pleasure of seeing
Mr.. Eccleston's display is a great
credit to the house and to the Terri
tory.
Mr.. j j. Harkins. of Prescott, has
on display case of elegant horse
shoes of all shapes, sizes and styles
known TO the profession. We noticed
seventeen different styles; they are
most elegantly polls shed and dis
play fine work manship.
Mr. S. D. Lount displays an ele>
CANT sample of PheenIcian cabinet
work in the shape of a clothes cabs
let, made by Mr.. W. q. Collier,
md which is so constituted that it
an be taken entirely 10 pieces and
towed away till it is desirable to
ct it up again.
The display of
MECHANICS ART,
PRODUCTS from the penitentiary al
Iuma, is quite extensive and beau
iful. 1t comprises a number of
amm ers, picks, tongs, knives, etc.
Il The hardware line, of DELEGATE
ane fine finish, all by
ames E. Larsen: Also elegant
:abinet work, consisting of stand
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an; al convict WORK, Which dis +
lays great '"s'es AID fl "hi.''y IN /
5 particular Inc.
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- IL "a tf'ie'i'o' acn waiou'. ;
-np.e, ing; - walnut, oak arG