Arizona republican., 1898-05-22
NEVIS OF GLENDALE.
The Farmers Appreciate Their Oppor- tnnsty-Some Interesting Notes.

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 Glendale, May 21.-(Specia1 corres- pendence of The Republican, )-There are no drones in the farmers hive these harvest days. The golden du- cats that sparkle in every field instill in the rustic heart fierce unrest that will burn and burn until the last crops into shekels turn. Grain harvest opens in about two weeks and with the second hay harvest simultaneously in full blast every man, boy and horse l in the country will have to dine on the jump, and put the god of sleep on half shift
 Bert Spencer, a brother of Mrs. c. T. Hirst, arrived Tuesday from River 1 side, Cal, and will spend the summer here.
 Shipments of hay the past week az gregate twenty-two cars. No break in the market need be anticipated while such extensive exports continue The price is strong at $750 for alfalfa and unless there is a material increase in the water supply it will be in strong demand at $S.
 A score or more of lads and lassies are rehearsing for children's day which will be celebrated at the church Sun day.
 !, Roberts team indulged in another runaway Tuesday Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Ogborn were out driving and while crossing bad bridge southwest of town the team took fright and ,, threw both the occupants out. Mrs. Ogborn escaped injury but Mrs. Rob erts' arm was broken at the wrist and , she was considerably bruised beside.
 John Lehman returned Thursday night from Lordsburg, Cal, where he has been attending school the past year.
 Sixteen cars of cattle were shipped from this station the past week. The sound of hammer and saw pro claim that local progress will take no siesta during the heated term.
 A. P. Hills residence is assuming form and the new blacksmith shop is rapidly rising to completion There is demand for several me dium sized cottages for rent At pres ent there is not a rentable house in . town and hardly day passes without l, inquiry for one.
 = The baling firm of Allen & Bennett was dissolved about Wednesday by nocturnal liquidation. This style oi closing up business has no standing with Dun or Bradstreet but is believed to have rating in the penal code
 About a. year ago the boys purchased a baler and proceeded to enrich them
 selves. Despite the abundance ot
 work, during the past few months they have been running behind. The
 legitimate business of baling hay not
 proving as profitable as expected on = account of mismanagement they de- g cided to realize on all the property . they could, collect all the money due e them and leave as many unpaid ac- e counts as possible. They had no diff
 ficulty in obtaining credit, as they
 bore good reputation, and this makes
 their fraudulent flight all the more
 reprehensible. They are indebted to l. nearly every one of the men who
 worked for them and the merchants
 who furnished them supplies, in 4 amounts ranging from $5 to $75. sev- - eral hundred dollars in all. They a boarded the train at Phoenix and are t supposed to have returned to Kansas t This thing has happened once or twice d before and it is time to call a halt. If case can be made against them F it is probable that they will be appre- @ hended and given a dose of justice
 
 - of their stripe in the future. e John Forney says his place is worth e thousand dollars more now that he ! has a we'll of fine water. There is no
 better investment than a good well
 and windmill on any farm.
 MT. King, representing The Republi-
 can, spent Thursday and Friday here. }. It is good thing and requires little B pushing. It's merits are as evident as d the Gazettefs so-called news is trans ], parent Among thinking people, whose literary taste rises above bulletin board it is coming to be recognized as standard, and is gaining a prestige in Arizona journalism, such as the New York Sun and Tribune hold in a na- , tional way.
 s. o. Furrey received Mead hay press from Pueblo. Colo. this week