Arizona republican., 1912-06-14
GLENDALE:
DIRECT SERVICE FOR
 GLENDALE POWER PLANT
Building Boom Makes a Demand for Carpenters in the Sugar
 City

GLfINDAIE, June 13.-The govern 1 ment has just completed the new sub-
 station which is located near the ice
 plant and the high tension line is com
 pleted rom Phoenix so that Glendale l VIII be able to get electricity direct l rom the Roosevelt dam now. It has to
 be reduced though by the nse of trans
 formers before it can be used. | MT. Cant was a business visitor in | Phoenix today.
 MT. Y9der, who has been conducting | revival meetings at Pearce. Arizona. With good success for some time. re- | turned today.
 Ray Stauffer is on the sick list: 1 nothing serious, but just indisposed. Miss Jennie Lawhead visited in Phoenix this morning.
 MT. Dawson, of the Dawson & Bro company of Colorado arrived today to look after the interests of the com pany. They are one of the companies that number of the ranchers have signed up with to sell ;heir crop of cantaloupes this season.
 There is to be a special meeting of the city council tonight to vote. among other things, on having the interest on the electric light bonds mature semi annually instead of annually. Some of the all day show people of Phoenix visited Glendale today. The Walsh Myers Warehouse com pany received some new machinery to- day.-a barley roller, sack loader and gasoline engine. The farmers win now be able 10 get their barley rolled right here at home instead of having to go to Phoenix as formerly
 It appears very difficult to keep not men, but a man on the water wag- on in Glendale. w. H. Smith was ex- pected to keep the job permanently, but J. B. Elkins is now running the water
 The sugar factory starts operation on the 24th inst, and the management expects 70 have a better season than ever before, as the acreage here is larger than in former years and then the management expects to ship in beets from other valley towns and also California
 J. A. Rudd returned from Phoenix where he was called on the case of Jose Silva ard others, char ged wit bootleggiag hcre in Gle 1dale, an 2c- count of which was in The Republican of recent date. The trial has been postponed until next Tuesday. This is the second postponement, and was or dered on technicality which the law Yer for the defense found by diligent | search. They should have a speedy trial and conviction if they are guilty as this sort of thing should be stopped. There is not carpenter to be had in the town. MT. Grassie started his house and had to stop the construction for the want of a carpenter. We knew Glendale was growing fast, but not so fast but what carpenters could be SC cured to do the work, but that seems to be the case. At any rate, carpen- ters out of work would do we'll to pay Glendale a visit
 The Prescott Chautauqua will start | on the 18th inst and some local peo- pie, among them w. H. Slaughter and wife, are planning to go.
 MT. Slaughter, president of the board of trade, received a letter from D. T. Coombs and Bro., fruit dealers of Den yer, Colorado, soliciting fruit from this valley in carload lots
 Tuesday night at about 12:30 the local freight on the s. F. P & P. had what might have terminated in a