Arizona republican., 1908-09-20
LIST OF EXHIBITS
 FOR ALBUQUERQUE
The Car is Now Being Packed and Will Leave Early Monday Morning. The Mineral Exhibit.

 < noon and the work of loading the eX- hibits for the Albuquerque ralr was begun at once. In fact the draymen had 9 wagon or two loaded and in I waiting as soon as the car arrived. It is a splendid big seventy footer and it has been decided to crowd the Yavapai ] mining exhibit now at the fair ground into it also and take both in the one
 car A A. Johns who came down to
 load the mineral exhibit, returned
 home after this arrangement was
 made and MT. Cowgill and his force
 of men will handle the mineral exhibit for him, spending today at the fair grounds packing it. It is expected the car will be loaded tonight and leave for Albuquerque Monday morning on the Daylight express.
 A. F.. Egley who has been helping MT. Cowgirl for some time will remain lhere until Wednesday to clean up the board room and arrange the permanent ieXhibits here so they will be attractive to the excursionists that are expected to come here from Albuquerque during land immediately after the congress. He will then go to Albuquerque to help
 
 the stenographer for the board will be
 in charge until the secretary's return. Mir. Cowgirl says he has arranged for his headquarters to be at No. 30 Savoy hotel and he will be glad to be of any possible assistance to any Ari- zona people who may call on him or write to him at that address.
 Concerning the exhil;t The Repub- lican is glad to be able to present a i list Of the contents of the car, except 1 the mineral exhibit. the nature of which is already well known. By pe- rusing this list the reader can form a very good idea of it though when put in place it will be far more attractive than even the list suggests. This is because some Of the single entries rep resent an interesting wagonload. For instance the dates. There are forty five huge punches cut from the trees at the latest moment. Twenty five of them come from the government date orchard at Tempe nine from the agricultural experiment farm on Grand avenue and one bunch, the largest in the lot, from the insane asylum grounds. The other ten punches are from the territorial capitol grounds and are the nearest ripe, being now very edible. MT. Cowgirl proposes to hang these ten punches where the visitors may pull them off and eat them, providing they limit their appe- tites to a reasonable sampling of the fruit.
 Other cases in point are the honey, l condense milk olive, soda and many other quantity exhibits which will make a big show even if it only takes 1 a line to list them. There are many novelties in the exhibit such as a cas- tor bean tree" the trunk of which is ! taken along. It is three years old, six ] or eight inches in diameter and the | wood is as hard and firm as hickory | In most other countries the castor bean l is only an annual plant. All these | things will be displayed together with | the name of the owner or contributor ! so that anything concerning which the | personal advertising will be desirable ] will receive it. It is believed the ex- hibit will be on of the most creditable 1 at the fair and possess as many novel, 1 ties as any other One item that must 1. not be overlooked in specific mention ! is that of cotton. This is one of the . newest local industries and the display will be fine one Following is a
 LIST OF THE EXHIBITS
 Native Spineless Cactus, C. A. Fran | sioli. ". H. Herman, Phoenix.
 Ripe oranges direct from tree, Olive I branches with fruit, T. Philbin, Mgr. Englesde ranch, Phoenix
 Wagon load fan palms for decorating, City of Phoenix
 Ornamental barrel, Hassayampa wa ter, Wickenburg Tri-County board of | trade. Wickenburg, Arizona.
 Daglet Moor dates, 25 punches, Date | Orchard Farm, Tempe, Arizona.
 Pickles, olives hominy and extracted | honey, l dz. bot each.) E. R. Messer Pickle Works, Phoenix, Arizona.
 Pure apple cider vinegar, q Dz. l. BOt). Cocoa Cola Bottling Works, Phoenix.
 Lilly condensed milk, 26 cases, OQan) Il Pacific Creamery, Tempe, Arizona, J. B. Cook, Mgr
 Olives and olive Oil, 19 cases, Ooan) II Munger Bros, Phoenix, Arizona
 Board of Control, greenery. potted II yuccas, cacti, etc, Capitol Grounds, Board of Control.
 Ornamental Palms in Pots, Geo. Al kire, Phoenix II
 Eucalyptus tree, 6. COtton-3 varie- II ties. dates, Japanese sorghum, olive II branches with fruit, date palms. (pot- ted) and almonds, Experimental Farm, Phoenix
 German millet-White Missouri corn in stOck-Arizona red oats, R. Bivens, II Phoenix
 Alfalfa seed, Goldman and Co.
 Oat straw, Adolph Liebenow II
 Olive branches and ripe oranges, h. gleside Ranch, T. Philbin. Mgr
 Spineless Cacti, W. H. Herman, c. A. FransioH
 Fan Palms for decorating, City of lI (street dept)
 Bottling works. sodas, cts, Cocoa Cola Co.
 Ripe dates from Capitol grounds, Board of Control
 Wheat, Jas. Hammells, Glendale, Arizona.
 Ostrich eggs, Pan American Ostrich Farm and A. J. Chandler, eMsa
 Pumpkins and squashes, s. c. Furry, Glendale, Arizona
 Dates from grounds of Territorial Asylum for the Insane Alfalfa hay, Frank Fogal, Tempe, Arizona. Alfalfa seed, A. Jepsen, Tempe Ari-