Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-11
GLENDALE GnEANlNGs.
Lively Business at the Lively little
Town.

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| Town.
GLENDALE, June 3, 1896.
The last car OF apricots for this sea-
son was shipped last night, making five
cars in all. The fruit that went out
was credit TO the valley and the re-
suits encouraging 30 the industry, and
naught but praise is due those who had
the shipments on charge
We understand that the parties who
were negotiating for the purchase of the
grape crop in this section have failed to
close the bargain. However no fear
need be entertained of not finding q
market, SO grapes, especially early ones
will be st premium, unless all signs
fail.
The farmer has his "busy day" sign
hung out all the time now Heading
is in full blast and the second crop OF
hay is about ready to cut and promises
to be as heavy as tbs first. Hay is
moving out in large quantities. ter cars
being shipped last week. From this
fact, taking into account tbs shortage
in other sections good many expect
hay 20 rise shortly The ruling prizes
now is S. % F. O. B. Work teams are
10 d-mepd Every available team hae
been impressed into service and even
Mexican wood teams have been pu5 to
work loading bay on cars.
Shipments last week included two
oars barley, fourteen cars stock, ten
oars hay, three cars green fruit.
Sullivan & Mills are shipping the last
of the cattle they bought from the New
River ranges. Three GERS went out
this morning and treinlosd will be
shipped tonight. Several lunches are
being fsttened near here and feeders
are in good demand.
Washington Lodge No. 16, l. o. O. F.
was christened ard started on its career
last Wednesday night. Visiting breth-
rem from Phoenix and Mesa City headed
by Grand Master Morton snd Grand
Secretary Mintz conduct the cere-
monies of initiation and indicted eight
candidates into the mysteries OF the or
der. Officers were elected and installed
as follows: N. G., B E. Chute; V. G
Harry Adams; Secretary, " Nit
chell, Treasurer, E. @. Washington A
sumptuous feast Was spread in the room
below the hall and a right royal time
3 ojoyed by every one. The new lodge !
starts out with fifteen members and is |
in a prosperous condition financially |
Regular meetings of the lodge are held |
svery Monday evening
The Masonic lodge here will be insti-
5uted the latter part of the month end
he Wood men are talking of starting
! lodge also.
Several parties from lowe, including
} brother of B. +. Arnold, arrived last
week and are staying at q. B. Lsh-
mans looking over the valley with
Jew to investing and moving their fam
lies here.
Rev. Mr.. Armstrong, Presbyterian
minister from Ontario, Canadian, will
reach at the River Brethren's church
sunday night. Mr.. Lehman will con-
uct the morning services.
One OF our disadvantages there
no use IN Disgusting these, for they
re so few, they only make our sdvan- s
ages more apperent-ie lack of good
-ster supply. This lack is more noti-
cable at this time of year when the
ster in the lsserals is short, and could {
9 easily remeded if several public 6
oirited men would only get together
nd determine on line OF action. Very
title capital is necessary and the bene- q
rs to every property owner would be L
syoud computation. A word TO the {
1873 is sufficient. L
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Linn, who have been J
aging with Dave Shnltz as the In $
'ovemsnt rauoh for severa! moatha, y
ft for their home in Missouri Sunday IL
s. B. StoDer and family txpsat TO ?,
ave next week for Southern 0slifor- p
3, where they will spend the sumner. Il
The nav time card is great conve- &
ence to our people and Agent Winslow n
ports increased ticket receipts. e.
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