Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25
GLENDALE GLEANINGs.
Twenty-Five Cars of Grapes to be
Shipped East.

I
Shipped East.
GLENDALE, June 10. 1896.
Heading is about over in this Vicinity
rhreshing is now in full blset and will !
De finished in two weeks
Hunter and Wells, recently from |
Phoenix, have leased the warehouse and |
BARLEY roller from r. f. Harrington, and |
are now ready to receive grain FOR etor
age
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Baldwin who
have been here for the past year, left
this morning for Chicago in response to
the news that Mr.. B AIdwiu father, who
has been in poor health for some time
past, was net expected to live. Mr..
Baldwin has rented his place to Post
master Humphrey as he does not ex-
pect to return inside OF year. Their
many friends here regret their depart
ure and hope for speedy return.
Among those who expect TO join the
next excursion TO the coast are S a.
5touer and family, Mrs. G. 7. Hirst
and Miss Morrow, and A. Il. Haughte-
ling.
Rev. Mr.. Cook and family expect to
spend the summer on the coast and may
leave with the next excursion.
Glendale is hanging onto the tell end
OF the ice wagon just now Family or
lers have entirely dropped and McNair
md Heise can hardly obtain enough to
keep their meat FRESH This state of
fairs will not be repeated Eext year
for there is every probability that by
next winter a creamery and ice plant
will be put in by home capital Mean
while the necessity for such an enter
prise is apparent TO all who have ceased
20 regard ice as luxury.
Jack Wade and family expect to re-
turn next week to their old home IN
Virginia. jacks arm, which ives iu-
jured by his falling on hay fork last
week, is about we'll.
Waiter Hill, who is in charge of the
Arizona nprovement 90 s interests in
Chicago, was here yesterday making
tiusl arrangements for the shipment of
the grape crop which he purch ssed the
day before. A conservative estimate
places the amount to be shipped at
about twenty-five GERS. An experienced
packer will be sent to take charge of
the shipments and it looks Rs thougb
things would be done this year in 8
business-like wsy. II this ie the case
SUCCESS is certain as all the conditions
are favorable.
Rah for Mckinley! Signs Of return
ing prosperity are already apparent.
Several of our rsDchers, some OF them
dyed in-thewool Democrats, are going
quite extensively into the raising of
sheep, anticipating a rise in wool, now
that the government is likely to get Oh
business basis. Hosea Greenhsw re-
ceived six cars OF sheep last week and
Harry Adams and Mont Bough expect
to ship in ten or twelve carloads soon.
We have kick, big Populistic-ki
coming, and conundrum which
ought to be easy to answer. Why are
people who live on the laterels allowed
to throw their dead hogs in the ditch or
permit their hogs 80 get in the laterals
dO oil. Our SOlo suUECS OI supply IOI
drinking and cooking comes from these
laterals, and such conditions as exist
now are constant menace to health
and life. Somebody should be singled
out and made an example of, il the law
takes cognizaDce of such crime against
the we'll being of the community, and
the sooner it is done, the better, let the
arrow strike where it may.
The people OF Gold water are erecting
q school house. Coldwater is well
named and will make thriving COM
munity IN short time.
Judge Bliss went to Phoenix today on
legsl business.
The Live Stock Association received
a car Of lumber Tuesday. Part of it
Was for J. B. Doner, who is erecting a
handsome residence
The Improvements Company shipped
4 car of dried apricots to Chicago last
niRht. Nine but frs class fruit wss
shipped aud good prices are expected.
ARCADIA