Arizona republican., 1896-06-10
How Glendale Begins the
 Summer.
Is Now the General
 Occupation,
Shipments of Live Stock and Fruit Hay Is Firm In PKice and in
 Demand.

GLENDALE, Ariz., June 6.-(Special Correspondence of The RepubIean.1 These days the rancher doesn't wait for the call of the chanticleer. He's up and a-doing before those precursors of dawn. Heading is proceeding rap- idly and the second crop of hay is about ready to cut.
 Hay is still being shipped in large quantities. Nine cars went out last week. The price remains about the same, $5.25 to $5.50 on the car, with slight prospects of rise. There are no signs of the demands decreasing and as number of buyers believe that hay will not stay at it's present figure long competition for the purchase of the second crop is little 1ivelier. The yield and quality of wheat and barley here this year is unusually good and-strange coincidence prices, also buyers are offering 80 cents for barley delivered at warehouse. We under stand the warehouse and barley roller ! here is for rent. Here is good open ing for rustler with some capital to invest in buying up or loaning on grain
 Considerable fruit is being dried here and many hands employed. Bert 1 Decker has purchased the crop of the I Stoner and Eye orchards and is pre- pairing to turn out gilt edged product. Agent Winslow is shipping large quantity of green fruit by express, the | night train greatly facilitating this class of shipments
 Dr. Wright, who came to the valley recently in search of health, is so we'll pleased with our climate and location that he has decided to settle here, and practice his profession if he can find a suitable office.
 Sullivan and Mills shipped twenty two cars of cattle to Kansas this week. This about ends the shipments for this season, as the weather is getting too
 warm for shipping. A good many of the cattle that were driven in for ship
 ment have been put on pasture and
 quite number have been sold to
 ranchers as feeders
 We note number Of new arrivals
 since our last. Among them are NIT. D. u,
 Messrs. Devore and Longreve from
 Marcus, Iowa. They are old friends of
 MT. Lehman's and are making his house headquarters while here. They seem to be favorably impressed with
 the valley and this section particularly,
 Rev. MT. Hulzinger and wife arrived
 recently from California to try tho
 effect of this climate on his health. Postmaster Humphreys and Harry
 Adams returned this morning from a
 trip to the formers mine north of here.
 They were loaded to the collar with gold, but wore withal a lean and Cas- siusllike look.
 H. w. Ryder spent yesterday here
 looking after his business interests
 here.
 The livestock association held it's
 regular monthly meeting last Monday. No business of importance was trans
 acted, as a great many Of the members
 were absent on account of press of
 harvesting. About 12,000 grain sacks
 arrived last week for the members. Washington lodge No. Is meets in
 regular weekly session Monday night in their hall. Visiting members are cordially invited to attend
 c. T. Hirst is spending the day in
 the capital city on business. Glendale-or part of it-enjoyed a visit from the Salvation Army Thurs
 day night, and if such scenes as were enacted on that occasion are to be re ! peated, we cannot honestly say that a very warm welcome awaits them. The writer, in common with majority o1 the people here, are in sympathy with 5 the aims of the army and it's worh when properly conducted, but wheH 5 their meetings are made the occasion ,, for villifying the town and it's people and casting reproach on everything sacred, we can have no part nor loI with them. We don't set ourselves uI for saints, but when ignorant and ray. ing individuals claiming to represent
 the Salvation Army and their hysteri }, cal converts attempt to show us thu better way, we say nit
 i LUCERNE.