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Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-05-26

the same objection cited above for
 water appropriated under the laws of
 this State can only be sold to users of
 such water within this state and then
 only In conformity with the laws of
 this State. It Is therefore clear that
 the contract Of July 24th. 1901, Is the
 contract on which the water rights are
 based. But the mischief had already
 been done and about 6o,ooo shares of
 the stock of Imperial Water company
 No. had been sold on the assump-
 ton that the water belonged to the So-
 cledad de YrrlgacIon and that this
 stock entitled the owner to the RIGHT
 TO USE the water on the land on
 which 1t was located. A good many
 people had bought large blocks of the
 stock of Water company No on
 speculation, others had bought orders
 for it, syndlcates had been formed to
 speculate In It and these parties inter
 ests were best served by continuing the
 bylaws of Imperial Water company
 No. In the same condition as they
 were originally adopted and keeping still about the doing away win the fIc- tion that the water belonged to the So- cledad de Yrrlgacion and the stock of
 Imperial Water company No 1 repre- sented the RIGHT TO USE such water. Under the old plan as ndcat- ed by the contracts of April 9th. 1900, between the Sociedad de Yrrigaclon and Imperial Water company No. and the contract of December 18th.
 1900, between the Sociedad de Yrriga- cion and the California Development company the right to use the water for the irrigation of lands in Imperial Water company No. 1 was not ac- qulred in accordance with the laws of this state but were based on the as- sumption that the water belonged ab- solutely to the Sociedad de Yrrlgacion which by contract sold THE RIGHT TO USE such water to Imperial Wat er company No. 1. Under this plan the owner of stock in Number One was entitled to participate in tois con- tract and have water to irrigate his
 and. This plan made the water stock ihe water right even though it be not appurtenant to the land. That such plan Is not in accordance with the avs of this state is evident. It is also evident from an examination of Sec .ion 324 of the Civil Code of this state that the stock of a corporation in the business of selling, dis
 furnishing or delivering water
 or irrigation in order to carry with it any water rights must be appurtenant 10 the land on which it is located and |
 hat the land must be described in the stock certificate issued therefor. Wat er companies whose stock Is not ap- ourtenant to the land irrigated and who supply water to be used for irrigation
 Q land owners in this state are requir- sd by law to furnish annually to the board of supervisors an account of
 heir property and business and the board of supervisors fix the price at which such company shall furnish water to users and such company Is to furnish water to any land owner whose land Is situated within 1 he flow of their ditches who tenders hem the price set by the board of su- ,ervlsors as long as they have the wat ,r to fill the order. This being the ease It follows that any s'ockholder of
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-05-26
OUR WATER RIGHTS

ANANSl lutfgttei W oACl SShtfNtiI wv any amount of water not exceeding 4 acre feet per annum for each outstsnd- Ing share of the stock of Imperial Water company No. provided of course that it should not exceed 4oo,- 900 acre feet per annum. The water 10 be delivered on the international line and the Socledsd Is to have all the capital stock of Imperial Water company No l except 25oo shares which were returned to the water com pany. Imperial Water company No.
 1 agreed to pay for one acre foot for each share of stock issued In any
 event and it was definitely stated that so cents per acre foot should be the price of the water delivered to lmperi- al Wa .er company No 1. Also that payment for water rentals should be made on January 1 st and July lst each year Provided that for the failure Dy or default of the Imperial Water company No l for period of 90 days to make aAy payment of money for de- livery of such water after the same be- comes due. the Sociedad de Yrriga- cion and the California Development company or either of them may cease to deliver such water from the main canal into the laterals of Imperial Water company No. until such ar rearages are paid. The California Development company agreed to build a main canal through the territory of Imperial Water company No. and a system of lateral and distributing ditches sufficient to convey water to point on each l60 acre tract from which it is practicable to irrigate the same and to deliver the water ordered by Imperial Water company No. l at the head of each of these lateral ditches and to add two per cent. to the water ordered for loss by seepage and evap- oration. After few more clauses and sections on matters of no importance to this discussion the contract contains the following clause
 SECTION XVI.
 And for the faithful performance of all the terms and conditions of this agreement severally to be performed by the Sociedad de Yrigacion and California Development company or by either of them to the Imperial Wat CT company No. or to the stockhold- 1 CTS of the latter that the said s ciedad de Yrrigacion and California Develop ment company severally do each per petually guarantee such performance by the other and do severally and per petually bind themselves by these presents to said Imperial Water com pany No and its stockholders that such performance shall be made
 This section makes the Sociedad de Yrigacion and California Development company one so far as their relations with Imperial Water company No. are concerned and the contract is the same as if the California Development company diverted the water from the Colorado river under the laws of Cali fornla and delivered 1t to Imperial Water company No. for distribution among its stockholders without passing ii through their Mexican company. In the making of this last referred to con tract MT. l. w. Gleason took a part he having just been elected to the Board of Directors of the company. His name is signed to the contract as sec re rU of ty,onsrial NIatar cOpnnanU No '
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-15
SUGAR AND STARCH
Please the Palate. but sometimes Play
Hob Win Digestion.

Srrsr ard starch a. fourd-in nrifrs-y
fo01. ere INTENDED 30 supply erarzy and
strength. keep uu steam % driTe ths human
machine, and this they 90 u properly
digsstsd.
But wien the digestive sprsrsius hss had
TOO rrch TCrk crowded urrn it or uha-
it bscoms uszksrsd from any csusz. fta
food decays lthsfe is no other Ecrd - er-
prsssivsl ir fre stomach ard fntzs-irzs.
and not Only produces zzs 70 1istsud t,s
stomach ana crouo an1 Eszksn the hasrt.
bli promotes ci1=r clssazsc cc-1ltio-s
E1ieh develop into ssri1uz liver. sfo-1sch
and sometimes bart trouble
It i important t1zf tts scod present fhs
s1rzr and starch % tns Etcu1scn A s-..h
form that tbey nay be readily di-ss.st and
pass 70 the rerrss and u.ood d e1erzi1s
fts uEcri-s Hithcu1 cTzrtErirz tts o-r15r.s
Grzpe-Nrts foci does ttis pe-fsctly. n
s prepared - uschznical fnot chsni-sIl
--rezssas. similar 70 thczs trro1zt uhich
fc1d rassss i- t-s tzz'.ty human rt-sstirs
usc1irerJ, and i. Eh=1 taks1 into ne
sys-su. r-e-lizazta-. so.11le ana easily
sssl--iilzls1. It q made cf Etzst ard hsr-
ley, and zs it cones from TIE racEa-s. is
zdsrta1 and Erz-ai-l % even tie rsatest
s1cu11t Of s11l- ur bate.
a1g ErIss from Hrc-sc-tet. r. I
-'Csrlrls-e 1-s- srs ssgss .ls truly a Eru-
7-rfnl food. ] have ben rrs--tsallr Itrfrr
1pcr 60 ior Toe .ass e rlcrI1s. a1.1 / "a
D.
nar I've 1e lr y.srs.
tl u rr it gers ! es5 lived ~
8 er- 'rces uaa - 90 s-.r-
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rnr it tss -1ls rc--ers for re. II -
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rarrss ard rested NJ c-ai1. he hsa11st.ss
.hz- csza 90 r---s1 re have elsa -e1rs1
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r1us- 20 tti-E- t5rzps-A-s4 q rcr-1 r-.1rs
- a. t-s1 z-l TIE Eeiicl-= In -1s worl1
"N1e- ny ra1T u1s citing nfs tesrt
ttis suUUF- CEred -i-1 Of his h1Esl
frr-tl tv fs71lrE -i-l fa-.r.s-Nr-s sr1 -
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-15

away a large debt and is ready 70 60
forward to better things. 81. John s re-
ioices in a mortgage OF which nothing re-
mains but ashes. Harrison Street has
disposed of 81 500 Of its debt and proposes
TO get rid Of the rest in another year. The
people Of Summit, led by the uniiring
zeal Of Rev. W. Il. Taylor have paid in
full a troublesome and disc0uraging debt.
At Delaware City the faithful few have
faced a seemingly hopeless obligation.
The pastor has achieved a notable victory
In raising 5000 and making the debt 500
less than it has been 40 any time since the
dedication. . years ago. Commendable
efforts Of a ike nature have been made
By Brandywine. Scott Epworth Wesley
Red Lion, Ebenezer, Salem. Northeast
and others. The amount of debts dis
charged during the past year exceeds
$1,000
A large majority have made more orless
improvement In church property. Perry
vile has built a handsome parsonage az
a cost Of s., 200. all provided for Ut.
Lebanon has accomplished the financial
wonder Of the year. A parsonage property
worth at least SO 600 has been bought
and paid for. With no money in hand
at the beginning Of the year and the sug-
GeeLl0u DeltAel 70 % an luls Nlrtiiis NNH
pastor has wrought until they not only
possess this property. but have added
over $500 IN improvements and paid it all
in actual cash. with a handsome balance
/ left over. An accomplishment of Ike
quality with the foregoing is the building
Of the beautiful new church AZ Eastlake
at a cost Of 50. 500 OF this amount.
So. 800 has been paid In cash and 81 500
Of the rest is in good pledge. The climax
Of the year, sufficiently great % secure
the services of our honored bishop at tie
dedication. is the building Of the splendid
structure TO be known IN our annals here
/ after as Washington Heights. This ona-
ment 70 Methodism and the city Of Wil-
mington Is due to the foresight and heroic
devotion Of one % the most public-spirite,I
men 10 the city OF Wilmington, samuel
! II. Baynard A new church. costing
/ $4,000. most beautifully located ia q
| spot where such a building Is speedily
Z TO be indispensable. with q membership
I Of IS and q Sunday-school Of 40 and D
/ 5000 parsonage, rent free for ire years,
Is the record in brief. such a church
launched and on is way 70 q future no
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-15

prophet can describe is monument 90
be cnNied 10y the best How much Che
wise comscls of Mr. hnynlrd pastor
have had io do with ih'. result 10 i- not
mine iu kraw ur urnfd Certainly ns
splendid p'tilnic %. iu FraI 900 So laul
in which Dec has received into ihc rhunh
$50 members and collected 500 900 B..
ground enough on which to base .onc
suspicious. A long lisi ol smaller m.
provcmcuts has been reported. the most
important oI which Be- tho renovation oi
the Sunday-sohool room at ST. George
including metal ceiling aud sides. at % cost
of little less than $500
Among lho anticipated change at tho
session ol conference d. The retirement of
our beloved brother Henry rhumpson
It seems impossible 20 believe hm agcd
He is closing with the ,igor and enter
prise of youth ono of the most successful
years of bis entire ministry. 10 b. tho
best of am excellent term oi five years
as pastor of -ilvcrhrook. where ho has
received into church fellowship 700 off tho
lSj persons who constitute thr socicIy
The record credits Brother Thompson
with is wears oi continuous service We
cannot reject ihe record. nor deny GO hm
the well-earncd right TO q faithful and
golden evcniide
REPORT uf SALISBURY DISTRICT.
Rev Adam stengle. presiding elder of
/ Salisbury district. presented his report
today The work ON the district was
prosecuted during the year with the usual
energy and in most respects with grfiiy-
/ ing results ln O. few fields comparative
failure marrcd the year record but in
| others substantial victories were achieved
| From incomplete data boz hand ! feel usti-
fed DO reporting progress along all lines
We will report more conversions and
larger Offering than we reported lasi year
Sixteen charge report old claims settled
| Ihiriy-liyc charge report money cX.
pended for repairs and improvement o
church property.
New churches are in contemplation al
several places. Dagshoro has awarded
the contract for a new church. to cosi
SO 200 and Co DE- ready for dedication OBJ
June 18th Milisboro also must build
church The church there was destroyed
by fire on August 10Th. 1905. Money j
available for q new church al Cnheld.
Pastoral support has improved ans
probably never before in the history %
the district WAS so much money raised 70
any one year Tor ministerial support a
was raised this year. Only one charg
lowered les estimate for pastoral suppor
and that was Gumboro, where a reduction
OF 500 was made
EpWorth League chapters have bool
organized and are maintained in noarI
al our charges. but ] am sorry to a.
that In many churches they have only
; nominal existence But wherever properl
organized and conducted they have hce
prolific sources Of good both 90 the youn
; | and % the church.
The benevolent collections wili sggr1
| gate more than was raised last ycai
! | Twenty charges report an advance.
2 the same as last year and ] . a decreasl
Eyangelistic services were held on ever
charge and without exception resulted J
the Quickeniug oi the church and in nearl
Z every case in the conversion of sinner
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-15
Have You rheumatism, Kidney,
Liver or Bladder Trouble
To Prove What Swamp-Root, the Great Kid
ney, Liver and Bladder Remedy. Will Do
for You, All Our Readers May Have a
Sample Bottle Sent Free BY Mail.

out feeling. lack Of ambition, iois of fs,h,
alIIou complexion.
~ your water when allowed 10 remain un-
disturbed in a glass or bottle for twenty
four huurH. forms n sediment of settling. or
haa "a cloudy appearance, % q also eFidfnca
that your kidneys and bladder need imme-
dlHie attention.
in taking swamp Root Jon Afford natural
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most pCfieei healer and gentle aid to tho
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ln order io prove tho wonderful meriis
~ swamp Root T0u may have a sample
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dress to Dr. hiimer A Co.. hlnah1mi0u.
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-15
LEEr At sr M1cHAEL.s.

Following s. tho programme a. 81.
Michael p. J.. Church. Adams and Chest
nut streets.
Monday o. m. low mass.
Tuesday p. m.. even song
Medne days - 80 q. m.. low mass;
Z. fj p. M, even song and iifauy.
Thursday f-aD b. m- erenaoug.
Friday y a. m.. low mass; T.f5 p. No.,
eyensong and stations Of the cross.
Saturdays - 80 a. ~. low mass
Sunday s-Regllar services az T.50, 10
and lO.3O a. m; 3 and 7.45 p. m.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-15

Pain or dull ache On the back e. unmis.
taxable evidence Of kidney trouble. IL b.
Natures timely waning 20 shoa you that
The track Of health is not clear.
n these danger signals aro unheaded, more
serious results are sure % follow; BriRht's
disesse. which is The worst form Of kidney
trouble, may steal upon you.
The mild and the extraordinary effect ~
the world-famom kidney and bladder
remedy. Dr. kilmer'a sEuinp- Root, is coon
realized. u stands tho highest for its
Wouderful cunes Of tho most distressing
casas. a trial win convince anyone-and
you muy have a sample bottle ireoi By mail.
Lame Back.
lame h1ck ia only one Of many rymp-
toms of kidney trouble. Other symptoms
shouing that you need sramp-hoot are,
being obliged 30 paa water often during
the day and 10 gei up many times during
the night Inability 30 hold your urine,
sinarting or Irritation m passing. brick
dust OF sediment in ths urine, caiauh Of
the bladder, uric acid. occasional. .headlche.
dizziness, poor digestion, aleeplessress, nerg-
ousnass, souetirnas the heart ac,a badly,
rheumaiifm, bloating. irriiahiliiy, worn
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with uz-ka1 i-ess-1u iron any ~
distress o. s1Truw- A good r 81
.-.ae-. ra- cr1-r=1 tie Efforts ol r1e
fr7e-4 arf ue r1ua u-51E dlrlg1E
The -4r1-t ~ rr1r 1arFeat Mrfr-- e1-
O1erar1n and fzirlfIl 1eVC-s1- to every
7r.f--e-r u rd- et,rel iaTa tee- l---ss.
in every part oi tie iad Tat Fcrs q
fte work rtaf las aa--s.- zr's7-
las rerl rle EIll-- " -l- E--
tts wear. under sl.e leadership u- the ,-f
Cozn--sz.o1 O. Asg-ezzlTs Ar1-ss,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-15
oulst Work

We can clean and deliver your carpets
or rugs within four hour after receiving
your orders or have coal in your cellar
hv the time you can move. Try us.
Joseph II. Gooding, Fourteenth and
Scott streetsF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-15
PLEDGE-BREANERS
HOTLY DENOUNCED
legislators Who OBuncOed theYem-
VeTanCe People on Local
Option Severely Scored,
| vORClN'S SCAIUISG REVIEW
Of Local Option Fiasco in Leg
islature OF 1905.
! sOLEMNPLEDGESSETAT NAUGHT
party Managers Also Roundly
Condemned.
VOYCAN'S SCATulSC REVIEW
Option Fiasco In Leg
islature OF 1905.
SOl SOlEMNPLEDGESSETA At NAUGHT
ooytv Managers Also Roundly
Condemned.

,-,....t,ne aud Pertinent Review OF the
'',..t,on Made by Rev. 8. NJ. Morgan,
,.s.,dine Elder of Dover District, iu Hrs
,,.n,rt TO Wilmington NJ. l.. Conference.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-15

While its li1Esfis szisi gross scfs
sr1 noss siab1rsfs the tailored Eo1sl
zross palmer and ners severely
tailored, a1d oo1sesus1ilg smarter.
The plssfs1 r.-csl has ersf 1ss1
f.~rrife nitb ttsss Eh1 -rsct ils
ssr.rre1 naist. sra tLis ssssl sl1e
s-r.s FsH etar1ss I'm tts sizs cf F-ezia
s.c tgenL 41s csz5ls csHifs "a
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stalioE, ro111 yoxs, the deep osft1a
attached af this sane pcirt sn1 re
Joining flashed with E1 l1ch Eiqs
zclS braid. fts e1zs q the refslz
shszi-7a a trimui19 cf 1foEl hic1alie1
rlessf.z. abors shicl ls sst s1utlef
roa Ct TIE geld braid. I1s tull skift
has = deep hem. f1s Eais- a1f szirs
i1irirz b. covered b re scit croHr
= .hc- s1st. uhicl tiss il tze D1-z-
Tte risLcu a.ssFs ElCEs gci1 rf1l1
a. ths ou1 iriuui17. src t1s ccllaf
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Ths home 6fsfsusksr Eil f1d the
model ill1sfr1tsc : ccEpaf1tiFsly
sssy cre 20 carry cut in ary o1e q TIE
many materials f1r cEil1fe1's frccxs.
Tie sleeve szd ycas Esy b ssparzts.
IL TIE frons cf g1iUpss CT the entire
dress buiIt in o1e. A brcE1 cti111
uohair is the material ussc in ttis
iEstszcs. t1s uctsir posssssirE e. 10
Gees zcuiratis Ee1rlr- qualities. &C
iErcFtazs -acs1r I1 TIE snail siEl sTsrF
osy dress he full Dlouss. Ucu1ts1
oTsr = tight .iaizss iksftsc5e7 70 sic
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uiSs Co. 81 MazLsi Ezss., Ell--zsiezs D.
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Al E--e-1 csT
aeEfi1f arl as-
b5sd vtEn az
sgesed
White p Lon
Remedy soh ~
oIlg ggists ererr
Enef- O. se
nail -ls
az r-.e ginL
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White Ribbon
Reuledy

~ l..e t1-1as D. .s u l.l-lcr le--
e.T Co. ~. Irer1rt 81. Dli-1-.
Mas igr trial r1rssre ard le.ter q
medal z1r.1= fr.e &c r-z-r erlf-lc1e-
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-29
BIDS To DELIVER
COAL At MANILA.
Navy Department Finds it Can
Be Carried Cheaper in
Foreign Bottoms.
NO USE TO ASK AMERICANS.
Two Firms Notified to Ship Il Regard.
less OF the Ships
Register.

Washington, Dec. 29.-Bids recently
opened at the navy department for So
900 tons OF semi-bituminous coal 10 h
delivered at Manila, disclosed the hei
that tits much cheaper II transporel
in foreign bottoms than in American
bottoms. The proposals called for sep
parate bids on shipments in steamers
OF American rigister, sailing vessels "
American register, steamers OF foreign
,egister and sailing vessels Of foreign
register. No bid was received to trans
MORT the coal In steamers Of American
Register the experience of the past
having demonstrated the tul'lity o.
Offering any. The prices on SIN 'eIus
nj steamers Of foreign register, "ha v,'
which there were number o. Dlus'
yanrea from s.. so a ton to Wv 'ou'
tasv vear similar coal was bought lVt
"a a ION the prices for shipment w
American ships being g. one concern
offered to ship 5000 tons VI sa",7
vessel OF American register, IVY ~
bids FOR shipments In SAILING sesse' w.
foreign register were receNeu' 1T. IN,
rwo Arms were notihed 10 sniP
ooal regardless Of whether II VIZ -
ships of American or toie,sS =, Sy ons
the prices ranging from VIZ ~ Amer
firm and $3.50 and SI'2o by ths SIv' wil,
Inasmuch as the award pIovaV rs,s Al
be made on the basis Oh sns s,,, Saye
$3.50 a ton, the goverhhenl W Nm las,
10 pay this year SS?VUV nio'' '''
YEAR for the same Quantity
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-29
FEMALE RAFFLES AT WORK.
Enters Places of Amusement for the
Purpose of Stealing Valuables.

II is quite evident that there is a
femaA Rafiles In town who makes a
practise of going to various places of
amusement for the sole purpose OF
stealing anything of avlue which
might strike her fancy. provided, OF
course, the article is lying around
loose. Reports OF several thefts have
been made to the police and they are
confident that the crooked work was
done by q woman.
Last evening, Miss Viola Godbe.
daughter of j.. L. Godbe. the mining
engineer, residing at 662 Second street,
lost a valuable coat Miss Godbe at
tended a roller skating party at the
Auditorium rink on Richards street
and as she entered the building she
forgot to check her coat. She went
into the ladies' dressing room and left
the coat.
When she returned to the room the
article was gone. The management
was Immediately notified and did ev-
erything possible 10 recover the mis-
sing property. A thorough search was
made and the police were notified and
are now working on the case.
The rink management stated today
that It would be impossible for pat
rons TO lose anything II they would
only observe the rules posted about
the building. requesting everyone TO
check their wraps, etc, in the check
rooms provided free of charge.
The police and the management are
certain the coat was stolen by wo'
man because men are not permitted tc
| enter the ladies' dressing room. The
| police claim to have a clue to the
I identity OF the thief and expect TO ar
I rest her during the day.