The Imperial press., 1905-08-12
IMPERIAL

OOOl fclIcSniuk uICCLCc ob OoAououO Tent City.
 Editor Witter of the Brawley News made the PRESS fraternal visit this week.
 MT. J. O. Cooper of the Imperial Creamery, is expecting his brother, James Cooper, to return in a few days. J. R. Stevenson has gone to Escon- dido, exchanging places with his broth CT, D. R., who has been at EscOndido fol the past three months.
 Round trip tickets to Seaside Poiuts on sale for trains leaving Imperial at 1 :27 a. m. Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays Good for return trip within ninety days. Stop overs allowed west of Colton either way.
 D. R. Stevenson of Stevenson Bros., arrived from EscOndido last Monday. Mir. Stevenson says there is no place like Imperial to make man fat and he expects to soon regain the weight he lost while absent from the Valley.
 At an election held by the qualified electors of the Imperial School District on the Eth of this month, the question of a tax to provide funds for furnishing additional school facilities, and for main taining any and all schools i'll the dis trict was carried.
 Mrs. F. E. Green, who lives at Key stone, is visiting relatives and friends in Los Angeles and Riverside for a month or so. Mir. Green has one of the best ranches in the Mesquite Lake region, but he says he finds it pretty lonesome trying to run 1t alone. 2
 Dr. Hollingworth, from Louisiana, and an old friend of Lieutenant Webers, is in the Valley accompanied by his father. They are looking over the Valley with view of investment and are very much surprised to find so great development in so short time.
 It is reported that active work is to be begun on the bridge over New river at BrawIey in a few days. Funds are now available and the water is expected to soon reach such a stage as to make it possible to install the bridge and resume travel to and from Number Eight.
 w. R. Feiring has resigned his posi- tion with Stevenson Bros. and gone to Corona to go into business. MT. Feiring is a careful and capable business man, and made a host of friends who regret to have him leave the Valley, but who wish him every success in his new venture.
 Mir. Haworth, who had such mar row escape from death by burning when the Mitchell lodging house burned, has been suffering very much from nervous prostratioms since that time. His condition became so serious that it was decided best to take hm to the coast, so he was taken out last Tuesday.
 Mir. Wilson, a correspondent of the Los Angeles Examiner, was in the Valley this week studying the situation for the benefit of that paper. He had made trip to the intakes at the Colo rado, and eeems to be determined t. possess himself with the facts. He was shown some of the Valley by Dr. BolC and Frank Salisbury.
 The body of John Tishbarek, the mar who was drowned at Brawley about three weeks ago, WAS found last Thurs day afternoon in New river, about sil miles north of Brawley. The coroner was notified and the body taken out o the river and prepared for burial It il not thought that any inquest will bt necessary as the cause of death wa' D. purely accidental, and the body ha' been fully identified.
 A little five year old son of Mir. Waldo P. Miles of Calexic0 had the misfortune to fall from a burro he was riding anC break his arm last week. The little fellow had the same arm broken in the same place once before by fall from his high chair, and it was not properly set, and consequently was not of mucl use to him. His mother took him tC Los Angeles in order to secure expert medical attention and be sure his broken arm heals properly.