Arizona republican., 1897-11-21
GLENDALE ITEMS.

pond of The Republican. )-In- dian summer has begun her century run," in which each mile will bye a day of mild and misty enchantmemt. Jack Frost's baton has changed the leafy monotone of green to sym phony of red and yellow and brown autumn's ransfguration scene. Jerry Sullivan shipped in four cars of feeders Wednesday night from his northern ranges.
 H. l.. Betz started Tuesday with four loads of machinery anid supplies for his mines in the Santo Domingo district. H. w. Ryder received a car of lum- Der Tuesday for his local yard.
 Mrs. H. w. Adams spent the week in Phoenix visiting friends and rel atives. e
 The young people of Peoria and vi- cinity will give social at MT. Brid- enstine's Tuesday night.
 Goaded by necessity the farmers and merchants interested have been forced to straw the road leIading to the loading switch. This road has been in a villainous condition for a long time and should have been fixed by the railroad company. P.cayune methods are a little out of place con- sidering the amount of produce ship psd from this station.
 H. w. Hamilton will leave Satur- day night for Marinette. Wis.,, to bring his wife and children to the land of sunshine. The palaGial, resi- dence which he has erected on his ranch northeast of town is now com pleted and ready for occupancy.
 The appearance of the Methodist church, already very attractive, has been further enhanced by being car peted. This church is one in wh.ch every resident can take just pride. Shipments of hay this weuek in- clude three cars to Congress and one to Prescott.
 John Gray shipped two cars of cat tile to San Diego Wednesday.
 Mont Baugh expects to leave early next week for Los Angeles, where he will reside in the future He still retains his property interests here, | having great faith in the future of the country.
 Kay Bros shipped two cars of hogs to Los Angeles Tuesday night and 1 Mills one car to the same market Wm. T. Losing and family and the | family of Wm. Thompson arrived Monday from Howard Lake, Minn and will take up their residence here, ! Mir. Thompson was delayed by busi- ness and is expected i'm a few days They are relatives of MT. D. E. Ter. rell and wife, who were formerly res fdents of Minnesota A car of house. hold goods and live stock, including 1 some fine Jersey COWS, arrived tin $ morning for the two families antC they have rented the Stoner resi- dence, which they will occupy unti they can find a permanent location
 The water muddle" enlists con siderable interest here, as some of oul large land owners have joined to getlher in applying for receiver fol the canal. It seems to be the con sensus of opinion that canal affair. will be better administered by a re ceiver, who of course will be unde the jurisdiction of the court, than b, the present crippled and inefficien private mama cement.
 The scorcher's idea of heaven is land where all the roads are macada mixed and after wallowing througl the slough of despond, called by al infinite stretch of imagination, th avenue, we can say amen, and lont for a speedy translation. Some me1 may disbeIieve the story of Jonar and the whale, may even doub whether Mark Hanna is as bad as Il is painted but none can deny tn
 blessing and benediction of goo roads Every man, animal and ve hicle that passes over the avenue i standing and unassailable argumen in favor of its improvement. On
 good road, such as the avenue coul
 be made, would go far to redeem tn
 badness of the balance. MT. H. W
 Hamilton, who is proving to be on of our most public spirited and en
 terprising citizens, has started
 movement to gravel the avenue fror Peoria to Phoenix and is meeting wit considerable success. We do no
 know how much has been pledge
 but believe this grand improvement can be achieved in tIhe county and tn railroad company will co-operat with the people in carrying it foG ! ward. The best time to do the Wor
 is in the spring, after seed time