Arizona republican., 1904-02-01
GLENDALE NEWS
Among Other Events, an Answer to
 the Call of the Wild.

Glendale, Jan. 31 Special Core spondence of The Repubhcan).- Down on the farm the prospect is not particu- larly lroseate. Feed is getting short, and the owner of numerous cows and shoats is growing anxious. Really the only man who wears a happy front is the wise one who built betime a barn secure and now finds his hay a patent lure in the minds of erstwhile buyers.
 Ira Moore is no follower of Malthus, nor personally can he feel that there is any imminent peril of race suicide. And in witness thereof a small daugh- ter arrived at his home on Tuesday. His happy smile is famed from the pine clad slopes of the Bradshaws to the sage barrens of the salt. and now, To, it is even seraphic.
 There are now close to ninety pupils enrolled in the schools-quite a marked increase over the enrolment at the start. The energy of Prof Bunch and Miss Lockwood is taxed to the utmost.
 but a high average Of work is being maintained.
 Miss May Mcssman is spending the winter with her sister, Mrs. Lettie M. | Jack. at the old Smith ranch Miss
 Mossman. it will be remembered, spent a -revious winter here several years ago.
 With the north wind and southward | faring birds come the hobo. There's been a veritable deluge of the genus
 the past week. Every train brings in a dozen or so. Wood piles are melting also stale bread and ancient pie | Wm. Weigold starts tomorrow with an outfit to do some development work on mining claims in which he is inter- ested near Camp Verde. Other mem bers of the party are Earl Bullion and C. F. Gillett. They have very favor able prospect, it is stated.
 Oh, that Henry Bergh were here! How the noble efforts of the local so- ciety for the P. C. A. would glad him. The other day Mae" passed through with his tandem team of burros and his
 we'll known HGssayamp schooner. Jn
 an unguarded moment he hit Bill with a gad of cruel greasewood and at the same time hollered (sic) Bill" There
 were watchfdl witnesses. Quick, the honor of our village is at stake, Swift ly one brave citizen sprang to the ever
 ready phone and another mounted an | unnamed bike and rushed in mad pur- suit of the offending teamster. It cost
 Mac" six months option on the
 Green River group. but the fnexor-
 able demands of humanity and impar- tial justice were satisfied.
 L. F. Hewins, Phoenix realty
 man. spent Friday herea bout with a.
 party of sightseers. among whom were
 Mr. Rose, wife and sister.
 The E,pHCorfb ao o,,,are 1o11 +L.t- monthly social and business meeting at
 the residence of Dr. N. B. Cole on Fri | day evening. A large number of young | people were in attendance, and music and games made the hours pass on winged feet. Among other events there
 was a spelling match in which the ! church and school were forced to dip | their colors.
 | The large hay shipments from this point are about completed. Sire Bros. have delivered the last of a 400 ton lot
 to the Phoenix Flour mills. Last Mon | day six cars were loaded. Very little
 hay is being loaded at less than S1O.
 and we know of several cars that have | gone out at SIP. We have always con- ! tended that hay should never be deliv-
 cred f. O. b. at less than s10, and if pro-
 ducers were in shape to hold and stood i together somewhat they would find no difficulty in obtaining the equitable fig | uro.
 The whole community was startled | by the report of Sam Lively's death in
 q mine accident Sam was we'll known
 here and respected by all. He was an | honored member of Washington Lodge
 Nc. 16, I. O. c. F. All his brother mem | bers and friends extend their heartfelt sympathy to his sorrowing wife and son.
 Mir. s. S. Jack, of Decatur. H.. is spending a few weeks with his son. E. ] k. Jack at the ranch of the latter on | Grand avenue. MT. Jack has made sev-
 eial previous trips here. and is inter 1 ested in important realty holdings. Obedient to the "call of the wild" the
 local union of the Hearst propaganda
 was solemnized on Wednesday at high
 noon in the rear room of Coca Dawes
 resort It is styled the Thirsty
 Hearsts," and the seal is a tomato can
 rampant, of hue a gorgeous carmine. Motto; How long, how long. shalt the
 OK be muzzied?" The members of the
 push are nearly all Quakers. so they will meet whenever the spirit moveth
 itself alright. The list of officers is in- l complete as the roster is still onen. For Tn this millenial league no member
 snail wear more stripes than another.