Arizona republican., 1903-11-02
A BUDGET OF NEWS.
What the People Are Doing in North
Side Country Districts.

Glendale. Ariz. Oct. S1-(Special
Correspondence of The Republican,.
To the old resident who has seen many
such, these October days are of no
special note. but the newcomer finds
in them n never-ending chain that
measures from the first delightful
glimpse. ana then the air-sCothing.
but neutrality-suspicious. is its match?
The baseball boys hereabouts are
spelling for a few hot games. Any
Corners can get prompt action by APP
plying to the captain, Will Bartlett.
For Sunday, the Sth, a game has been
arranged with the Indian boys, who
work in Phoenix.
George Hamlin is circulating a petit
ton for the opening of the road run
ming rorth along lateral 10. and the
building of a bridge across the Ari-
IONA canal He claims this would
shcrten the route to the Relief mine,
and as he expects to have considerable
hauling soon, he is obtaining nuner-
Gus signers.
e. II. Cooper, representing the
Standard Woodenware company of
Los Angeles. spent Wednesday inter-
viewing local merchants. Dominick
Doncfrio came with him to view the
sights.
Operations at the sugar factory are
still at standstin. Sufficient steel to
complete the structure is on the side
track here, but the company is I'M
willing to receive it until some disa-
greement as to rates is settled This
creates an unfortunate situation. but it
is hoped the matter will be amicably
settled at an early date.
Evans Cole has tired OF the strenu-
Gus ways OF Bisbee and returned to the
joys of a pastoral life-at least for the
present. Ard his friends, not wishing
him any i'll fortune are hoping he viii
stay in the land of clover and cookie
burs 4 long time.
Gene Hawkins, the genial autocrat
Of the highways. is tearing up the
roads in a fearsonc manner but strict
ly within the law, for the supervisors
have authorized the Improvement and
he is putting their instructions into ef-
feet as fast as four men and teams
can do it. It's . coed work. Some of
the roads were in q state bordering on
annihilation-a condition caused large
ly by the intermittent overAows from
Cave creek way.
J. c.. Hammels has leased the south
west quarter of the Baxter ranch and
viii chance eighty acres of grain. Bill
Pickering is in immediate charge of
the Job
E. ". Farrar, the hustling solicitor
Of the Republican. spent Wednesday,
hunting new subscribers, and obtained
a nice list.
A. S. Ballard and wife of the Park
hotel spent Saturday in Phoenix.
81. NJ Hamilton arrived Sunday
from his home in Eureka Calf. and
after inspecting his extensive interests
here left Friday morning for a bust
ness trip to Chicago.
II. J. Van Fleet and Waiter Kim
Der took a hunting trip Wednesday
way out somewhere. Only a tender
regard for this journals reputation
for straight news prevents me from
giving the statistics of results.
George Hanson, Louis Anderson and
James Arlington left Friday morning
for their homes in Brooklyn. n. Y.
They were in charge of erecting the
steel at the sugar factory, and that
part OF the work is practically COM
pleted.
The next regular meeting Of the Ar
iona Canal Protective association will
be held Friday night, Nov. 6. At that
time the newIy-elected executive cOun-
Gil VIII probably have something i'm
pOrtant to report.
F. w. Havlick Of Settle. Wash, is