Arizona republican., 1921-12-15
SOC|Ab|L|TY RUN ID BE MADE TOS|TE
 OF CAVE CREEK DAM

GLENDALE, Dec. 14.-The Glen dale district commercial club held its regular meeting Tuesday evening and a very enthusiastic meeting was held. Regular business was dispensed with and the question of Cave Creek dam construction was thoroughly dis cussed. The club will make an effort to make Glendale the distributing point for the material for the dam. The railroad company has adequate trackage in Glendale, so that service may be given on unloading, Glendale lies four miles closer to the proposed building site than Phoenix, and the road straight north on Lateral IS is said to be in much better condition for hauling than any other road. The question of a sociability run to the proposed dam site for Sunday. Dec. IS, was taken up and agreed upon. The run will be made from Glendale over the road that will be used for hauling, cars laying Glen dale about 10:30 Sunday morning. So that no one will be confused over the route should they be a trifle late, the lead car will bear signs for signing | the road. It has been asked that all ! those who intend to go on this run notify c. C. Brooks, secretary of the club, at phone l, Glendale. The club i will furnish coffee and sandwiches to all those who go on the run. 1 Some discussion was made on the freight rate hearings and those who ere able to attend the hearing held at the federal building Saturday morning are urged to do and lend their support against the proposed raising of the rates
 | Lettuce Shipments Daily ! The American Fruit Growers, with local offices at Glendale, report that they are shipping two cars of lettuce daily from the Glendale district to the Eastern markets. At present they are loading from Kane station.
 Repairing Plant
 The Glendale Ice company is TOW ! doing some extensive repair work. partitions having been torn out of the ice storage room, and more compact | quarters for storage facilities made. | At the present time the capacity of the storage section is 500 tons. The cans for freezing are being thorough ly renovated and 100 additional cans 1 are being put in-
 | Along the west side of the property the walk has been built two feet higher, so that any waste water that might be directed that way will no. damage the property and a general plan of clean up and repairing is be- ing carried out.
 | Fire Destroys Home
 The tenant house on the J. F. Hud- son ranch west of Glendale was to-
 tally destroyed by fire Tuesday after
 noon. The house was occupied by W H Chapman at the time and with the exception of a few pieces of furniture all was a total loss. The cause of the fire was coals falling from the stove into box of chips and before it was found, the tenants being away in the field at the time, the fire was out oi control.
 Council Meeting
 At the regular meeting of the coun- ell the bills were passed and a peti-
 ton received and granted for the in- stallation of a street Eight at the cor
 ner of East A street and Fourth ave nue.
 The clerk was instructed to write
 to the Santa Fe concerning warning signals at the crossings in Glendale Woma's Club
 The meeting at the Glendale Wom-
 ans club was one of the best of the
 year. a very appreciative audience
 being present to hear the musical
 program presented by Mrs. Blouni
 ard Miss Otto. Many visitors were