Arizona republican., 1897-09-19
GLENDALE NEWS.
Opening of the Schools Tomorrow
 Local Events of Week.

GleQQdle, ATlZ., Otpl 10. pIPSNAe'A Correspondence of The Republlcan.)C "How beautiful is the rain, after the dust and heat," is a sentiment that we dwellers under Syrian skies can doubly appreciate, as rain is a bless ing that never becomes common here and is seldom thanklessly received. Of course it caused Cave Creek to overflow it's banks and seek it's old time tracks, but outside of breaking the canal banks, which are soon re- paired, very little damage was done, and many ranohers were enabled to irrigate their lands in one day as they could not have done in month orillAarily.
 NH. Smith, the jolly Prescott butclasr, was here Tuesday buying stock for his market.
 The railroad company distributed two cars of gravel on the crossings in this section Tuesday, which betters them considerably.
 Contractor DOner is building reS- idence for W. s. Hatcher in the east ern part of town. It will be ready for occupancy about the first of the month. | Miller and Straw, the expert well drivers, are boring well for H. w. l Hamilton on the latter's place north of town.
 c. T. Hirst shipped car of dried peaches Thursday to Chicago
 Services will be held by the M. B. ] church in the school house Sunday. H. l B. Lehman will preach in the morn ing and Rev. !. A. Crouch in the ! evening. The new church will be
 completed by October 1.
 J. A. Phillips returned last week from Agua Caliente, where he has
 been staying month.
 Isaac Eyer's new windmill stand6
 well above the surrounding trees
 Is a pleasing addition to the lanR.
 scape. The horizon will soon bS
 broken on all sides with the graceful
 structures.
 James B. Roach returned Thursd~
 from his outing on the coast. i Six cars of hogs were shipped
 Tuesday night; one by Jean Hawkins
 to Los Angeles, four by Adams an6
 Baugh to the same point, and one by
 W. H. Smith to Prescott.
 Mrs. B. Goodwin and daughter ar.
 rived Sunday from Illinois, after {
 rather exciting trip They were il
 the Santa Fe wreck near Emporia, il
 which their trunks were destroyed
 and were delayed by the washout nea,
 Wickenburg. Mir Goodwin. who ownt
 3 place near Ira Predmore's, has beer
 here with his son for some time. J. G. Hammels returned Wednes
 day night from Los Angeles. H.
 shipped car of hogs last night t. l Williams
 Fourteen cars of feeders will b. shipped tomorrow to Omaha. Lik shipping coals to New Castle" bu the state of the market is shown b, the fact that 3 cents was paid for thi , lot.
 "Deestrict skule' opens here Mon day and in preparation for the grea events, tops, marbles oand balls ar being gathered from their scattere, hiding places. Doubtless fond par ents welcome the time when the re sponsibility of directing the exuberan vitality of young hopeful Is divide
 with the teacher The trustees hay placed this charge for the ensuin I year in competent hands. Thre : teachers have been employed in an ticipation of increased attendance ] Professor Frank Winslow, who ha !. been engaged as principal, is broth ] CT of R. c. Winslow, the station aeenr l and came here recently from Pennsyl e vania. Mr. Winslow Is an expert ! enced teacher and is an enthusiast i 9 his work. He holds first-class dj I plomas from Pennsylvania and Chi f normal schools and on these wa d granted certificate by the territoris d board of examiners. Miss Russell wi t teach the primary grade She come d highly recommended. The interme a diate grade will be under the chare of Miss Winnifred Dysart, daughter ( It s. A. Dysart of Phoenix. Miss Dy e sart graduated from the union hig t school last spring anId is a young lad n of fine ability and winning persona y ity. Although the school year will | y short, we believe good work will | d done; work worthy of the buildin if that the people have provided fc d the culture of the young idea.
 OPEN AIR CONCERT.