Arizona republican., 1898-11-13
THE NEWS
 OF GLENDALE

Glendaie, Nov. 12.-tSPecial core spo2dence of The Republican Jour ! post ei5cticn emotions are considerably mixed. Joy, hope ard grief are inaX- tTicably mingled in thoughts tha. lie too deep fer tears
 The vCte indicates that this precinct is nC longer to be reckoned in the sure republican column. There is all ir- crease in the vote cas-. .Oi about twelve over that of two years ago, and most Of this gain has been democratic. That the republican FOte las not gained ir proportion is duc to the presence in the community of a numb1r Of men republican ii their sympathies-wt0 Q hold celestial rather than terrestrial ideas about citizenship and refuse to
 vote. They can sing Heaven is my home" in absolute ruth fer obviously they are no at hom- in a republic. However this is not the only precinct | that has changed. Whats the matter
 with Tempe. that 2forctin,e was the
 banner precinC-?
 Peoria and Glendale gave Marshall,
 the nominee Cf their delegates at the
 convention, g vote to be proud of
 Several of the boys wsre collected ia
 the depot 2t Peoria election night hear
 lDg the returns. When the Glendale
 vote was sent in the agent made a r!is-
 take in taking it off he wire, and an
 nounccd that Wilson had received 75 Cu; Of total vote of 96 a majority Of 54. Ira Moore, enc of the hottest vii sOnttes south Of the BraishGWs, looked dunbfoun&cd for moment and then SaSpCd out, T hardly expected it." An other dsmCcrat remarked, Well, Id sized 1t up just ab2u, that way" Of cousse they made h2S,e 10 feC4nt wien they found that Wilson nad carried the precinct by only two.
 The local wheels ot justice will be run under democratic auspices Tor the next two years. The democrats. with the decisive aid of -tne republican nom l1Scs' elected .their candidates for jus ticc and constable.
 It is extremely doubtful whether a single vote was won CT lost by the po- litical meetings. that were held here from this it would seem to be 5Ee part of wisdom fer the campaign committees to dispense with rallies in the future and thus save prolific source Of expense to the caaGiGa,cs ard trouble to the local maragacs.
 The fact that Wilson received a ma jcri,y Of tive in this precinct while most Of the republican candidates r5- ceived an aYeTagc majority of two is interesting as suggesting the main req sen for BrCdie's defeat. Evidently ! there are oBough republicans in tha ter ritCry so firmly welded to ,heir silver idol, that il is impossible for q candi- ! lac standing for any other issue even so good q enc as statehoCd-tO | win. HroGie was deseated by rspubii- | '1rH who scratched the head Ct the icte; to slicH their uudyin3 fcalty to .illrr.
 The Methodisls gre planning to build Tarso0aso pvar the church in the rear future
 A. F. Fritsehr, one of thu mo. suc- cSsful bee men iB thc valley, is au- hority for the stGtemonc that the past eaSon, contrary to the general idea, ias been as good as the average. He hiDp-d q car e his rTcduct recently to ,eN York. receiving therCfc: IF cents CT pound, [. Q. D.
 4 party Of thir,een people including v. H. Bartlett, family and friends. .trac in Tuesday night frHia Chicago. nG will aGend tie WiGtl@ .a, RancnU q Saharro, ot which Mir Bartlett is ne Cwn6r. The new housa will not be eady fer occupancy for some weeks
 Hay has risen notch. l. i5 in -ro@g damand at $7.5Q, and $S has been I aiG. The rise Wi,I &3. constGnt .1losa 1 CIV. oa. Fourteen cars Wc1e shipped : or3 this @siatjQn duLtQg tha past | rck
 Ii N Ezd-r wa here AIenla5 Iocs | ais UP hIz huzlnesz lnteresta r.
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