Arizona republican., 1898-08-15
THE NEWS OF GLENDALE.
Result of inc Democratic Primary
 Held There Saturday.

Glendale. Aug 13.---5ust as the white wings Of peace are overspreadirg tne troubled land. var dog ;.r ano;ltr :ue loums on the horizon Let thr aithful quake. For the muf.:-gcorc os md Bashi-bazo, ks of an outwCrn ;reed ntld their trlal meet today With .ruly delightful Jacksenian simplicity ;e ballots that shall seal precincts fate Were ':erns'ted in an empty keg on the dirt floor of Washingtons S smithy. The place is appropriate for another reason. The flashing of the forge and the noisy clang of the anvil typify the state of unrest among the clans that cant be described as the love lorn cooing of doves. The split in the ranks is ascribed to a difference of opinion as to the nominees for sheriff and supervisor Here" screamed the supporters of Soapy Jim, There ; rolled the thunderous call from the camp of Unwashed Bill When the ballots were counted B. E. Chute, P. R. Dabney and c. R. Hunter were found to be elected as delegates to the central pow-wow, though a recount will probably be necessary owing to the number of illegible ballots, which were claimed by both factions. The summer hegira is on the ebb. Only two passengers joined the coast excursion Thursday night, Mrs. Al Ruff and Mrs. Bennett.
 The hay market is very passive. Shipments are light but an early rise in price is confidently expected
 George Murphy spent Friday here on various matters of business.
 One result of the stamp tax will probably be to introduce the circula- ton of pennies. Truly the day of the Hassavamper has passed.
 H. w. Adams leaves tonight for Scranton, Pa.. where he Will join Mrs Adams. He expects to be absent about ! month and will include various eastern points in his itinerary.
 The most popular rendezvous in town Saturday nights is the rear of the Glendale Grocery company's store. where J. L. Hartzell purveys ice cream n the most approved mode
 Kay Bros shipped three cars of hogs 70 Los Angeles Sunday, Brown one car qnd J. H. Barry one car. Thursday J. r. Hammels shipped one car and c. R. Dates one car to Skull Valley MT. Rates will fatten the porkers on corn and sell them dressed in Prescott |. Miss Lettie Missman is able to be ness. Her friends hope to see her en- towing her usual health speedily.
 Fred Longe shipped two cars of hogs fo IIo panied the shipment in person to have another spell of surf bathing.
 There is a gilt-edged opening here for a sausage factory. There are enough unregistered and superfluous mongrels. puppies. whelps and hounds in the precinct to run such an institu- 1 tiOn a year.
 The California Duo.' who were billed to sing here Thursday night faced empty seats when the time of opening came. It would be wrong to infer from this that we dwellers in Al falfaville are not music lovers. for the fact is, under present climatic condi- tioEs. Orpheus himself would scarce gain hearing
 The water question is liable to be reopened this fall. There are ominous mutterings. This will probably be the chief local issue in the campaign just opening. It is high time we had at 1 least some general laws regulating the water business. As it is at present there is not single law in the statutes in regard to this subject Imagine such a condition of things in Colorado or California;
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