Arizona republican., 1897-09-26
GLENDALE NOTES.
Return of Residents From Summer
 Vacations-Local Happenings.

Glendale, Ariz., Sept. z5.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican.)- From east and west, mountain and seashore, the summer exiles are stray ing back. Change of scene and occu- patton are undoubtedly vivyfying and renovating, but after all the best part of vacation trip is the coming back to dwell among your own lares and penates.
 w. H. Leffer, representing Baker & Hamilton of Los Angeles, spent sey- eFal days here this week in the iGcer- esta of his firm.
 =. eBetz received a car of lime fSGnvRock Butte Monday.
 Miss Leah Eyer and Mrs. L. Baker returned Wednesday night from a sojourn in Los Angeles and other coast cities.
 The season of human boa-constric- tors and other monstrosfties draweth nigh. Tile advance agents of the -'only" show painted the town yellow Monday with their imagination-de- lying and vocabulary, ,exhausting pros- pectuses.
  turned "Wednesday night fronF Los Angeles, to which point they conveyed several cars of hogs.
 H. W. Adams left for Flagstaff Sat nrday night to enjoy a short layoff and meet Mrs. Adams, who is return ing from a visit to her old home in Pennsylvania.
 Jerry Sullivan will shortly begin shipping about 6 thousand head of feeders from northern points to place on pasture. near here. Jerry's busi- ness interests here are already quite extensive and we are glad to see them increase.
 Punch and Judy show is scheduled to exhibit here tomorrow night. Now q the Salvation Army would only twist the local devils tail occasionally We would feel as though we were on the map.
 Ed Washington enNies not great Caesar his laurels nor Croesus his wealth, as these are of trifling moment beside the little girl who arrived at his house Sunday Some more eu- Dhonious name than Klondyke or Ch1lkoot will be chosen for the new arrival, but Ed considers her a mug get beyond price all the same.
 John Orme shipped three cars of bogs to Los Angeles Tuesday night.
 Large quantities of hay are shipped from this point, and while prices have not advanced materially, they are liv- Ing prices, with every prospect of i'm proving shortly. Pasturage is now quoted at from S5 cents to s1, while two months ago the price was 60 to 75 cents.
 The Free Methodists and the Breth- ren in Christ will unite in protracted meeting next week The meetings will be held in the Brethren church.
 c. T. Hirst drove to Mesa today on fruit businesss.
 Rev. w. T. Cook and family returned last Saturday from Michigan, where they have been spending the summer. MT Cooks health Improved greatly ln his absence and he returns to take up his pastoral duties with new en- ergy. In these labors he will be aided by a brand new wheel which he brought with him from Chicago, and in the management of which he is al- ready quite expert, buth without the desire or ability to metamorphose into a scorcher.
 l notice in recent editorial para graph the statement that tramps have been set to work cleaning the streets 1n New Jersey town, and the writer remarks that he does not know upon what charge they have been deprived of their liberty. Liberty" MT. Ed itor, or license? Or, are tramps to be considered a privileged class? If I am not mistaken, nearly every town in the land has laws directed against vagrancy. Tramps are a constant menace to life and property, and the law should compel them to support themselves when they are too disso- lute and ambitious to do so of their own accord, instead of living on the fruits of others toil.