Arizona republican., 1897-10-31
NEWS FROM GLENDALE.
A Word About the Arizona October
 Some Live Items.

tOber the melancholy mOnth, but the good old poet unfortunat ely never saw an Arizona October. It may seem a strange thing to say but perhaps we fail to give our matchless climate it's due need of praise. Residents and visitors alike discant too much upon our summer, which is undeniably hot, though far from into1erable, and too often forget the halcyon days that fill the calendar from October to May. Some disagreeable weather slips into our mountan-guarded val leys but what we call storms here are weak vestiges of the storm kings wrath, vague whispers of alien bilz- zards and hurricanes.
 Walter Hill shipped 9 car of raj sins to Chicago Saturday.
 A hunting party composed of three celestials passed through here one day last week. When the Mongolian can play golf (and pronounce the name properly) he will be eligible to citizenship.
 J. B. Doner received a car of luD Der Saturday.
 J. G. Hammels shipped three cars of hogs to Los Angeles Wednesday night and one car to Williams.
 Constable John Beck was here Sat urday on official business. We didn't see his bicycle-eating horse, but un- derstand that the horse was slightly indisposed on account of having gob- bled up an alfalfa-fed scorcher the night before
 Jerry Sullivan's father, who resides in San Francisco, was visitor here several days this week.
 Considerable loose hay is being hauled to Phoenix, where it commands good prices. Competent judges pre- dict $S hay by Christmas. The seats for the Methodist church | arrived this morning and will be put into place at once. The seats are finely finished and will harmonize with the building.
 B. A. Tovrea, the Phoenix butcher, shipped car of fat cattle to Congress Monday night
 A number of young people will at tend the surprise party at Henry 1 Jennings's hospitable home tomorrow night.
 adopted by some of our prominent citizens is an unhallowed and beauty throtthng object. The very grass l sun hides his face in agony. We mention this in kindly warning so l that such corruption of public taste may go no further
 A. P. Hill, he that maketh men pungle up their road tax, has purchas- 1 ed two lots east of the blacksmith shop on Huckleberry hill, on which he intends to build a residence and try urban life awhile.
 Prof Winslow, Miss Russell and Miss Dysart, thanks to whose ability and care our school is daily growing in size and efficiency, will attend the institute in Phoenix.
 An accident happened this week to one of our well known young business men, which has affected the suscept- ible scribe deeply, and to ease his grief he has composed little po'try as many a sorrow-stricken mortal has done before. The young man in ques. ton had a dear little moustache which was the joy of his lonely life but while caressing Marks COW one evening as was his wont, said COW did covertly and feloniously pluck sait joy under the impression that it wa: an especially succulent tuft of alfalfa whereupon the poet thus lamented: : Where, oh where, is that daintl
 lure
 Of maidens' hearts that charme<
 of yOre?
 'Tis passed, and doting mamma' feel secure,
 Since D-n-y's moustache is n' more.
 Whan I,eavenworth children hay learned how to spell City Clerk Pryz