Arizona republican., 1912-07-05

perts and are then sent to San Francisco. They will be labelled showing that they are products of the Salt River valley and grown near Glendale, Arizona. and some good specimens will be a good advertise ment for this valley in general and the Glendale country in particular.
 The board would be glad to have more ranchers make small donations of the different varieties of fruit and grains. Owing to the fact that the secretary was unable to get suitable jars closer than Philadelphia, he has been unable to take care or srr1e the specimens already brought in. but after July 4th he will be in a position to handle all that may be brought in. The board of trade room is open from a. m. to 1 p. m.
 Mrs. Betts was in Phoenix yester day
 Mr. Slaughter and Mir. Robinson were in Phoenix today on business in their capacity as officers of the union high school.
 MT. knipe, a structural engineer of Phoenix, was a business visitor in Glendale today.
 The Glendale board of trade is pc titioning the Santa Fe railroad for permission to banner the first car of cantaloupes shipped out of Glendale this season by the Dawson Brothers company of Denver. and expects to be given the privilege.
 Dr. Hill returned Sunday night in pD where he went to attend the gradua tion of his daughter and visit other places He was on the sick list while on the visit, but returned in good health.
 Mr Riordan spent the day in Phoe- nix.
 F. w. Akin received a large ship ment of horse and mule collars this week which are of a good quality and sizes to fit most any stock.
 The cuts and written matter to be used in the special edition of the Glendale News are rapidly being col lected, and the paper will be out at an early date. Everyone should secure a few copies of this edition and send it to friends that would be interested in this valley. It will be a good ad- vertisement fo" Glendale and vicinity and all should take an interest in it's distribution.
 The board of trade are in receipt of two nice jars of pure strained honey from 8 local bee man, W. | Lively.
 Hand bills are being distributed this afternoon announcing a vaudeville act n1- nesday and Thursday nights The Rainbow theater also has a stage now and promises some good vaudeville acts in the near future. The contractor in charge of the erection of the Hines building is hav- ing trouble in getting gravel for the foundation work.
 The local railroad office reports the shipment of a car of cattle to AL buquerque and car of sugar to Phoenix last night. and the receipt of six cars of beets today for the sugar company.
 The special meeting of the council last night was recalled before meeting time.
 M. R. Wells has on exhibition al the board of trade room a watermelon weighing thirty pounds. It is thought to be the largest melon grown in the immediate vicinity of Glendale this season. MT. Wells has a fine field o1 cantaloupes besides his Watermelons which he expects to sell at gooc price
 A number of young people spent a pleasant evening at the Furry homt Saturday night It was a social gath ering and all report good time. Messrs. Slaughter, Bennett and Messinger, all city officials. are in Phoenix today on business, part ol it being in connection with the busi- ness connected with the erection ot the new union high school. George Tisdale was a Glendale wis tor today. MT. Tisdale is the owner