Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27
THE TERRITORIAL FAIR.
The Pavilion Display (Pheuix Herald

! T tables Is an elegant display of pstretsc $ tions by Mr. E. l.. Rose, from the nsturs . bridge n the Tonto country. In thu display even ferns are most beautifully peririied showing leaf and branch snC . even leaf veins ir he most perfect man ner.
 : Cave Creek mining district is repre-
 sented in a mos: complete display of ores
 by Capt. McCssey, end to mining men
 ihe great variety md richness of the collection Is indeed sl important feature which they W examine with great in- terest. The OsptSin has gathered and
 arranged Lis collection with good judg- | rneCt and ]; is a good presentation of the
 mines or that splendid district,
 Major I-gslls mek 3 a Territorial dis
 play of metslliferous ores and useful
 Diue...is, all the coI lt'es of the Terri
 tory belER iepfeserted, Apache county i alone excepted There are ores ofevery
 kind ot the valuable metals in crystals.
 sulDhIret and every conceivable form.
 he display IS indeed remarkable. In
 lt Mrs. E. F. Ksllner has Ru elegant cs-
 5ines of crystEhzed ores of gold, silver,
 copper, lead, tin and others metals, that
 Is fC0ably the most valuable and exten-
 5-Ve thing Ot the Aind in Arizona.
 la the Agricultural Department is a
 tin5 display of com on the stalk, sugar
 cane, evergreen milles, Arabian barley
 Du tbe stalk and m sack, wlIte Austra-
 l.sa wheat rye, the first ever grown in ] tIe country and which was of first crop
 cn the Uew lands under the Buckeye ! canal, B1d frO-. these same lands are 1 displays If fine pumpkIns, melons, ! sqGssnes and sweet potatoes, Most of | the display from :he Buckeys canal T. by [ llr. A. Charlton, Among ma3y things l 1 hls department the reporter noted a | tS Ity-pOund potato. Egyptian coi ..
 l-d-'rp grass. white clover, etc, etc., by
 1. nun CT If e1Lititors all of whose . aau shs repoEits was unsLle ,O geE.
 +-. Y. J. TrlsE meke7 rOs. eieK -1ss
 .-| a.- s.l- 2. ,ri.y e ra-aalz- -ell .. m . gIFi. aud grasses grown on his OEA ra- G. Ii,5 dI7Disy is in the shape 0f au .aLl pago3,, the sides, pillars and . -lci l5iZs Oi --l -eas k ,ds of straw sr- .i-'' Jly bound together by ribbons. The c play is pro0a5ly i've feet square . rcI -- high, E1I is real work If sri Es | ~s-l as s splendid display of our cereals. 4-r firm ot t-s * kcys have an ele- | ssnt display Of groceries dqusensware one ot tho features being the firm name . tisD yed on df-k beck ground on the . wal Grre1ged entirely the finest Obi ! ns tes cups, the york ot tSat very artis- | .ic empiOyc Ci the firm, Mr. r. 5. Per | ley,
 Msior IngRils makes Q fine display of Indian art Ia pottery, etc, pelrihed wood ! aud prehistoric relics.
 Stoves aud tinwsre are displayed in fine style by Messrs. Coon, BuEtis X l Coon.
 One of the most beautiful displays in the pavilion is made by Mir. B. G. AD- dre m a set of hsrnes ss, saddle, oridle and b!ar ket. The saddle is ths pI4ze to bs oontended for by tbs cowboys in to- morrow contest.
 In the sTs department, presided over by Mrs, HollenbecE, tie reporter was in better luck ss to gett 1g fuller descriT lions and names of ezh bitO 8 n any rhenfx dfsprsys -s sesiIes ur f. invs tvs erepsnt paintings in oil which we wish We had space to describe.
 Mrs. Millsy also hss large collection of oil paintings, the largest in the de- pertinent, Gll of which are pieces of ele- gsuce and would 9r fr1 description dii space permit.
 Miss LsDa King has several fine land scspes on display.
 Aiiss Minnie Marshall of Casa Grande, hes on display number of very merito- riuu rieces in crayon pnd oil; in the use ot the crsyon Miss Marshall shows fine sk'l,
 Miss Gilbert of Pheni- hss some very skifully handled orsYoD work which is credit to her and the department, and
 dies Hattie Shriver also of this city has some fine work ID crsyCn lsndscaping.
 Miss Nellie Fowler h7s some paint ings in oil thst are very ambitious and show that sine will undoubtedly make ber marx in large canvas work. One of her large landscapes IS the largest piece oD exhibition,
 Miss Edith Stone and Anne 8nl Lil- liau McAliister of TOmbstoEe. display n number of elegant flower pieces in oil nd of great merit, while Muster Frank McAllisteF of the game city, has s cray on dce's head Shat i5 finely executed. Mir. S. F.. Blake of Prescott. has a dIs- play of hand-paInted china that shows | 6 high degree of artistic development sBi is one of the bandsOmest and most refined displays n the pavilion. M.-. GI lin2ham of Phoenix, has also su elaborate and beautiful set of hand ' painted china on display. Perhaps the most e1quisitelY dslIcate | and taste thing in the department il ' display ot feather work by Mrs. s. E. | Blake Of Prescott. Tn which the most del | ,sate pictores are worked and colore1 ' entirely in feathers from birds worked into satin suSincc.
 Mss Jo=s.c WG;son, Casl Grat aud
 Eb |, Wood, school children Cf Tomb ! s.plt, have 1a di play cuio l--le sem
 Dlz5 cs .hrir G-E ,:c talent which de-
 =e--C rurl credit.
 W Lrua kilc displays Gn arrange 1 neut 0f q sh scaie- tkat i7 as once inter a-'e- C-l ingenious.
 "A J'e-c lf Ehe1ix, displays col-
 lacri11 05 water c0lorl on VI i'e satin | r-I -1ulc brGutiful crayOn work that ia- ! dicat=s much artistic skin.
 A map ot ArizoEs by by in our pub ! lio -elJ0l, g generally admired and f1-
 vo.a aUly commented uIoG.
 Ir. Haynes, of Tucson, Kaghessl, IRlil-oc and Cation, of Phenix, and
 Mr Ba3r of Prescott. sll show fine col
 lectons of their photographic skill. The landscape work Of Ar. Bare IS especIRlly
 noiicesbls,
 In the Domestic Departnent Mrs I lAA1 uA1Ribg1 n NbAF 4et NO NNAAUOhiOA of canned fruits and jelles in glass that IS deserving of the grestest credit both | for the perfect manner in which 1t is put up and for the large amount of it. |, is . beyond question the finest display oi D the kind ever made at our Territorial fair.
 D Mrs. Burlington also makes s very e hsudsomo and extensive display, also - Mrs. Devereux, Mrs. Kaye, Mrs. Mills 1 Mrs. Webb, and others whose names th' Y reporter failed to ge. but all of whom 0 had very handsome and credtsbl' [ displays.
 In green frnits Mr. Fl. II. LinvIlle he I on displsyfl6 varieties of apples, 6 O
 pears. of peaches, of pouegrsnate and one of quince; also Mir. F. L. Bril
 displays three varieties Of green apple :. snd one of pears When ii IS remember . ed that tbe green fruit season for Centrt
 Arizona has been passed for the last tw
 months observers will understand th
 vslze of thIs display
 The Maricops Exhibit Assoclatlon hs -e a large and fine display ot all sorts ( l f. 1ii and vegetables from in the Va 0. ley. put up in alcohol,