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The San Francisco call., 1907-06-29
Hay AND HARVEST HANDS.

HAY AND HARVEST HANDS.
HAY BALERS. ETC, ETC,
10 men for hay and harvest, good places in
all parts of California: big wages
10 hay balers fare 81 20, lac 10 22c ton.
FARM AND DAIRY.
12s men for farms. vineyards, orchards, all
81 mixers, butter markers cheese makers and
dairymen, S35 to $50 and found
80 choremen and choreboys. city and country.
private places and residences, good wages
STABLEMEN.
81 stablemen, hostlers. buggy washers. harness
vate and livery stables. $3.50 to S3 day, $50
and found. to $50 mo month tn
MINES. QUARRIES.
TUNNELS AND ROCK CUTS.
IS machine miners, different places. SS25 to
loo miners. hand work. different jobs. s2.T5
Muesers. S75 to ss5; carmen, SIS to $50; chuck
Laborers. different mines, all parts of Cali
fornia. 81. 20 to So day.
Quarrymen for different quarries. $75 to sS5.
$50 men for tunnels, 25 to 81 day. $75 to
POWER CoaiPANY's TUNNEL.
10 machine miners sloS; s hand drillers; $50;
FACTORY WORK.
work. near city, SIS:
y rock foremen. $T5 and found; foremen for
W. P. R. R. Co.; 10 foremen for track. extra
LOOK-TEIL EVERYBODY,
500 FIRST CLASS ROOMS,
WHITE PALACE HOTEL,
NEVER CLOSES.
SOC. 75c and 81 day, including baths.
PER WEEK. INCLUDING BATHS,
WHITE PALACE HOTEL,
11TH AND MARKET SITS.
RRICKYARD HELP
Brick settlers. pitchers, wheeIers and lsborers.
COOKS, WATERS.
BUTCHERS. BAKERS. ETC.
HEAD WAITER
cooks. ranches. $35 to $50 and found
Cook and helpers, same hotel. boss here,
SEQ and found; cook. plain hotel. city. $50 and
found; cook. plain, small hotel, $50 and found:
16 cooks, other jobs. city and country; 10
walters. city and country hotels and restau-
''' CAMP COOKS. ETC.
TOGETHER.
and found; barber, camp. good job:
butcher, wagon work. near By, s45 and
found; baker bakers noDs oaAs9s g nepeFs; ham
butchers. good wages; laundryman. government
institution. easy job. $40 and found; man and
"'-'' i WE ALSO WANT ' -'1-1-
Pot washers dish washers, silVerman, kitchen
hands, porters. housemen. janitors. bell and
elevator boys THOUSANDS
OF other jobs. Come and read our bulletin
boards. Get our daily 1Sl-
MURRAY & READY.
11th and Market sts.. San Francisco
9Th and Franklin sts- Oakland.
FOR OUR OFFICE.
Good rustler for this Office
Clerk for this office
MURRAY 4 READY. 11th and Market SITS
-
class waiter. Call on the
steward 8 TO II a. m. Bohemian Club 1925
Octavia st.
900 MEN to use Dr. Pssers' vItalizer Kurtkol-
FORMS. ALPEN, KRAUTER, 10th and Do
lores SITS.
reliable elderly man to work
In bath house. 1T49 Geary mr. Fillmore.
T. p. O'DowD, FRIsCo's LEADING TAILOR
lso church 81. corner Market and 18th
LOUIS the hat maker, cleans and blocks and
makes hats to order 1924 Fillmore ST.
MEN. women children; pick hops e. 9. HORST
CO.. 1893 Mission or 122S Fillmore ST.
first class jeweler Apply to ]. y
PHILLIPS. 627 ST., Sacramento, Cal
-
HIGHEST price paid for cast OF clothing. 23
9Th st. near Market. MAHWORTZ
men to eat our celebrated i5c
meal IA 18th ST.. White Palace.
( STEAM FILTERS and steam ntters' helpers
10 Michfgan st naar I7n;-7-
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COME HoME-CoME HOME

COME HOME-CoSIE HOME
eoo SINGLE poo1s 10 sLEs9' goo SINGLE ROOMS.
% CENTS PER NIGHT. $1.25 PER WEEK,
INCLUDING BATH
Coffee served free to each roomer between
FACING AND ADJOINING OCEAN SHORE
r. r. TERMINAL
OUR OCEAN SHORE LODGING HOUSE,
i1TH, MARKET AND MISSION SITS.
Electric lights in every room Reading room
containing all papers MAGAZINES s5G; sI,s
you up en- time.
8 walters boat, city. $40 and I'd; cook and
wife. hotel. south. $50 and found; washers.
2 markers, polishers, country laundry, TOP
wages; 2 camp cooks, city. 500 and fc-
Steam shovel engineer, free fare, $50 and I'd.
Steam shovel cranesman free fare, $50 and
i'd; maehinists. mining company. north. 43c
hour boiler makers, mining company, north,
south. So day: 5 painters. city, So day; diver,
fare 10c, Sc day; 10 river drivers, 81 day.
tesmsters city S2l wk ir,s nig1s f0e %etSR@aa 0oda
sss.0r'' SIS. s''' o0nAes engineers i0' "O''''
Powderman for lumber CO.. fare paid. s55 and
i'd; baker, fare SOC. $50 wk; butcher, coun-
try. s45; baker. country. s12 wk-; porter,
resort, $50 and I'd.
OIL COMPANY.
20 laborers for a big oil company. south, no
experience needed. $3.50 TO IS day.
GOLD a1NEas; aEaR4z MINE. sfE hsESE6si B6ss HERE,
10 hand miners. $50; 10 machine miners
FOR BIG LUMBER CO..
HUMBOLDT co.
. edgermen. Humboldt Co.. 500 mo-; dogger
for sawInill, $50 and i'd: repairer, $50 and
i'd; door cutters. good wages
TO THE WOODS,
SAWMILLS, YARDS.
FREE FARE.
NENDOCINO COUNTY.
10 tie makers, 12c each; 5 tree fellers, $50
and found.
800 men for II different sawmin companies
Box factories sash and door work; all free
fare: wages S33 S45 $50 to 500 and found.
FARE RETURNED.
10 1aborers, sawmill. Mendocino county. $50
and found
OTHER HELP FOR SAWMuLS-
Sugar pine lumber graders, see boss here,
$3.50.
CHUTE BUILDERS.
Six experienced chute builders for woods,
Santa Clara county. $50 and found.
Carriage settlers, spool tenders, dOggers. jump
ers, trimmers, edgermen, etc.. $50 10 $3.50
month.
HELP WANTED.
For sawni1ls IN Siskiyou, Shasta, Tehama,
MADEIRA, Fresno counties
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HELP OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ar COSTIGAN & co. IS Employment Agency.
and Fell ST.. opposite lOtn ST.
Phone Market 2O99-
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HELP wANTEp--FemaIe


CLERICAL position-we want to secure the SER
Yices Oh young woman who is sufncientiy
mature and experienced to understand and ac-
cePt the responsibility of work. We give de-
cloed preference to those who desire steady
employment.
pie arithmetic
requirement: Neat, accurate work, prompt
" executed
our offices are located on the southeast cor
Hel OF "a and Folsom sts., blocks from Mar
KeI. The Folsom ST. cars pass the door
IN planning the buildings we have mace
careful provision for good ventilation and sani-
tation, and for ample light everything has been
zone 10 insure healthful conditions for WORK.
Inc hours from $50 to IL and ! TO
o;oo On Saturdays the closing hour Is
O'Clock, except during the summer months,
when 1t is O'Clock
The salary is S35 a month in the beginning.
Apply by letter. in your own handwriting
ana state, In some detail. what your Office ex-
perience. If any, has been
Address-Ofhce O.
A SCHILLING & co.
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MEcHANIcAL DEPARTMENT

MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT
MACHINISTS-SAWMII
2 machinists. sawmill, $50 and found, free
fare.
machinists. factory, steady job. s. day;
moders. door cutters, country factory free
fare, $50 and found; wheelwright. ranch, 500
and found.
BI.ACKSyfITHS.
q blacksmiths. shops, mines, camps, ranches.
city and country jobs, $3.50 TO $3.50 day, $50
to $50 and found.
Is blacksmiths' helpers, city and country, big
wages
MURRAY & READY, 11th & Market stS., S. 7.
9th and Franklin sts., Oakland.
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WANTED-Bright young girls about 1e years for
positions as wrappers and marking stock
clerks. Apply forenoons TO general manager
NATHAN-DOHRMANN CO., 152o-155o Van
Ness av.
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CLAIRvoYANTs


THE STORY OF YOUR LIFE REVEALED.
By Nine. z. L. Craig, the famous woman psychic
and palmist who has permanently located in
private residence, 1901 o'Farrell st.
Nine. Craig has perfected a system by which
she reads your life history.
The future can be told; seek and find success,
harmony, peace, power and happiness.
There are few persons but who at some time
or other have wished that they might know
what the future has in store for them; TO have
guidance in some business matter; TO learn as
TO what locality is most favorable for their
business; to foresee if a journey should be
taken, or perhaps TO know IL the one upon
whom their affection is centered will say
yes or no.
Make no mistake when you undertake any
thing of Importance. Get her advice first.
Hundreds of Others have been put on the road
10 fortune by her. why not you2
She gives truthful revelations on all love af-
fairs, troubles, marriages. and by proper advice
restores lost affections. reunites the separated.
settles lovers quarrels. tells you when and
whom you viii marry and how 10 win the man
or woman you love and how to make your hus-
band or wife be true TO you, and how TO over
power all Your enemies; gives full secret how
70 control and charm any you love or meet.
You are told how to avoid weakness; warned
against all treacherous friends Locates buried
treasures, mines. old estates, lost friends etc
AS test in her readings she viii tell the
name of her callers what day. the month and
the year You were born in, your mothers maid
en- name and your most important question
r. S.-Jadies and gentlemen can call on
Nine. Craig without the least fear of unpIeas-
ant surroundings OF having their confidence be-
trayed. Can be consulted personally only at
her private residence, 1901 ora nell st Office
hours, a. m TO 4 p. m. daily, and Sundays
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WANTED--Young men, IS TO 20 years, to learn
crockery business; good opportunities for ad-
ager, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CO., 152o-l55O
Van Ness av.
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wANTED-TODAY.

WANTED-TODAY-
FREE FARE
Extra gang foreman. south. So. .25 day.
Section foremen. south. free fare, $40.
FREE FARE-SANTA CRU.
Is miners Laurel and Wrights $40 no.
- hammerIaen and drillers. 500
% nuckerS and labOrerS. SOi-0O
FREE FARE-SOUTH
A. section hands, Salinas district; good wages.
A section hands. San Luis Obispo. 90 today,
45 section hands. Santa Barbara district.
FREE aFARE-NOKIH
SHIP DAILY.
GRASS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LAKE.
so trackmen. spikers. strappers. S2.oo day.
FREE FARE.
LEMOORE AND ROSSI-BELOW FRESNO.
80 trsckmen. sP2iEssErST SIfaPPers' S-O0 DAY
SANTA CRUZ-S. p. CO--SANIA CRUZ
so trackmen. spikers. strappers. s2G5 day.
FREE FARE
MAYFIELD AND MOUNTAIN VIEW.
Teamsters. $3.50: laborers. $3.50.
LOOk-FREE FARE-LOOK
Cars to sleep In; stove furnished.
10 Greeks or Italians together. section. 81 *.
Italians, Austrians. Greeks. Spaniards, call
see.
FACTORY wORK-STEADY WORK
so Iaborers. inside and outside work. large
factory close TO city; board aud room hotel.
blankets requireds> splendid place. $3.50
FARE ADVANCED.
20 teamsters, new railroad. close. SI5.
WAGON TEAMSTERS.
Is wagon teamsters. fare 1jc. $50.
BOARD YOURSELF-CLOSE.
% Greek or HindOO labOrers. $50
FREE FARE-NORTH.
100 laborers together. board themselves. $50.
100 Italians. Truckee district. extra gang $50.
FREE FARE-FOREMEN.
Track foreman. 500 70 $1O5 to S12O month.
Rock foreman. 500 to S12O.
Section foremen. north, south. east. 500 no
Extra gang foremen. north, east. south, SI0j.
NIachinists. sawmills, lathe work s.. 80.
20 blacksmiths. city country. different wages.
FREE E-SAwSfILLS-ANY PLACE.
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GOOD practical job printer to buy inter
est In a paying business and take charge Of
the mechanical end; everything new, well Sc
lected; trade established for years. splendid
opportunity for little cash down. Address
box 2299 Call office.
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WANTED-Bright young women for office work
and book keeping; good at figures Apply
forenoons to general manager, NATHAN
,DOHRMANN CO., 152O-1550 Van Ness ay
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The future be told; seek and find success,
harmony, peace, power and happiness.
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Nine Craig has perfected system by whic
she reads your life history.
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SHIP TODAY.

FREE FARE-sAwSnLLS-A PLACE.
Ship TO all sawmills-Free fare-BOat daily.
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WANIED-Young lady pianist and saleslady in
music department; she must be a first class
reader. capable of playing all the popular mu-
sic at sight eothers save stamps1: state age.
residence and experience. if any Address
CHAS. B. PAYNE, 1913 Washington ST., Oak
land
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WANTED-3 partners with $500 each to go to
S. America men with some engineering lum-
bering and agricultural experience; big fortune
awaits the right parties; must be ready to
leave in about weeks. Address box 1853,
Call Fillmore ST
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BUSINESS CHANCES

PRACTICAL job printer who knows city prices,
and can estimate. can purchase on easy
terms an interest in one of the old established
printing firms of the city, doing nice busi-
ness; everything new within the last few
months: best machinery, latest type, brass,
etc. Address box 2201 Call Office
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-29

"ANIED-Young women to learn telephone OPP
Grating; paid while learning; salary increased
after first two weeks and further increased
after work becomes efficient
Daily luncheons furnished free, and rest
rooms with matron in attendance.
Permanent positions; good chance for al
vancement. Apply to
PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO.,
Traffic Department, Fell and Scott SITS.
GIRLS TO SEW ON sHIRTs: SPECIAL AT
IENTION PAID TO LEARNERS; PAID
WHILE LEARNING: CLEAN WORK AND
STEADY EMPLOYMENT AT GOOD WAGES:
A GOOD TRADE AND EASILY LEARNED:
THE MOST MODERN AND CLEANEST FAC
TORY ON THE COAST. APPLY TO VIII
LIAM HINDSHAw. CARE LEVI STRAUSS
& Co. CORNER CLINTON PARK AND VA
LENCIA (BET. 18th AND 14TH).
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MEN wanted-For employment as motormen and
conductors: applicants must be at least IT.
inches in height. weight over $50 pounds;
between "a and 40 years of age. OF good eye
sight and hearing; permanent employment: Sc
lection of runs; wages 25c and 33c per hour.
Applications must be made in person to
UNITED RAILROADS OF SAN FRANCISCO,
Turk and Fillmore Streets.
San Francisco, CAL
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WANTED-A lady to represent corporation
which has a remarkably fine and agreeable
proposition for the masses. Can make from
$50 to $500 per week, according to ability
Call on or address Sales Manager, 3O6 San
Pablo av., Oakland Cal.
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THE STORY OF YOUR LIFE REVEALED.
By Nine. z. L. Craig. the famous woman psychi'
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and companion for Young lady;
must be accomplished French scholar fair
knowledge of piano. hygiene, good English.
good health and active, good address; age 33
10 40; exceptional references required. Ad-
dress, naming salary, box 1856. Call office,
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OUR NEW FACTORY BUILDING. WHICH IS
IHOROUGHLY LIGHTED. VENTILATED
AND HEATED. rs NOW READY FOR OCCU-
FANCY; EXPERIENCED AND INEXPERI-
ENCED SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS
WANTED ON OvERALLS: GOOD PAY;
STEADY WORK; PAID WHILE LEARNING.
LEVI STRAUSS CO.. VALENCIA BET.
18TH AND 14TH. APPLY MR.. DAVIS
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neutrality-suspicious. sales girls for all de-
partments for the July removal sale. Apply
Superintendent's office, between and II
Imperial Valley press., 1907-10-26
Melon Seed

In course of conversation with H. B. Pearson, representative of Crutchfield & Woolfolk of Pitts burg, the firm that handled the melons here for the Fancy Melon Growers Association last season, informed the writer that he had taken special pains this year in having his seed for the Imperial Valley gathered at exactly the right time and that he had in his employ at Rocky Ford two of the best expert seed men in the country, and that they gathered seed for him alone. They were especially cautious to be sure and get the best seed there was in that famous melon section and togather only such seed as would produce an early crop of canta- loupes. These are the seed he will have here for distribution this next season and he is conf- dent of superior results from them.
 It is claimed that in exercising care in gathering seed it is pos sible to secure an earlier crop of melons than from seed gath cred haphazared, and in his effort to procure these seed for the Imperial Valley MT. Pearson is showing his appreciation of the importance this valley is to be in the cantaloupe market of the United States this next year.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-10-26

One who handles stock should not only hc able Co feed and care for them In the common. ordinary ways, but should be able Co detect and recognize symptoms ot disease and administer simple treatments in case of accident until competent help can be secured. Too often animals have Co suffer from cold, neglect and unnecessary exposure To he truly successful in the raising and handling of stock a man must have warm spot In his heart for ami mals and be willing to bear some un. pleasant things on their account It is not only common humanity, but has a value in dollars and cents.
 The statement that Japan will police China and divide the expense with America and Great Britain does not iound just right. It's an odds on bet that China will have to bear the ey- pense. Washington Star.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-10-26
An Thnt wns Left Him.

Your promptness, sir" said Dr. Prlce-Price 'is quite refreshing, but really don't expect you to pay it all at once if it's going to embalTass you"
 "The bill is big one, for q fact. but I don't mind that. I'm grateful to you for sparing my life" replied tie vic H-c~~
Imperial Valley press., 1907-10-26
Fifty Years a Blacksmith

Samuel R. Morley of Hixburg, Va, has been shoeing horses for more than fifty years. He says: Chamberlain s Pain Balm has given me great relief from lame back and rheumatism. It is the best linment I ever used. :" For sale by Fl Centro Drug Store.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-10-26
nrnn1.inr In

Mother Dear me, the baby has swat lowed a piece of worsted. Father That's nothing to the yarns she'll have to swallow if she lives to grow up.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-10-26

160 acres land and paid up water stock miles from Heber only S40.0O an acre. Bert R. Chaplin, Imperial, Cal
Imperial Valley press., 1907-10-26

W o. w., Fl Centro Camp 264, w meets every Friday night at Ma sonic Hall. Fl Centro, Cal, H. R. Kyle, council commander, J. L. Tray CTS, advisor, E. H. Sherman, clerk.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-10-26

El Centro Lodge. F. o. E., meets the Afirst four Thursday nights of each
 mouth. Members and visiting Eagles
 invited to attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-10-26
LODGE NOTICES

~Mx Fl Centro Lodge, U. D., F. &
 NN IA NJ. Stated meetings in W Masonic Hall, Fl Centro, first Monday of each month, 7:30 P. M. Members and visiting Masons invited to attend. D. H. CHAPLIN, w. M'
Imperial Valley press., 1907-10-26

SkyySyg ssgssliS Town and County 5. EPvuw~aw EXPERIMENTATION Two New Bridges
 The C. D. Co. is putting in two new bridges for F. J. Bates and Scott Russell on the main ditch just east of the Five gates. Bates is irrigating his eighty acres and will later put it into alfalfa.
 Imperiaps New Recorder
 The city council of Imperial met last Monday night in special session for the purpose of elect. inga recorder. vice Charles Vent worth who has moved from town. R. o. Bordner, who has recently opened law office there, was chosen to fill the position.
 Basket Picnic
 Given by the '. P. C. U. of Imperial Valley at Mir. Wilsie's ranch next Saturday the 18th. There will be a good program and various games. Come with filled basket and have a good time; get acquainted with the young people and show them you are interested in their work. School Team Won
 The Fl Centro and Imperial school baseball teams played in Fl Centro Sunday and the local boys won handily by score of ' to 2. The feature of the game was the excellent work of El Centro's pony battery in the lat ter part of the game. Umpire Shaffer's decisions were as prompt and accurate as those of a big league umpire.
 Here to Stay
 w. H. Jones and family are here from Newtown, Mo. and will remain here permanently. MT. Jones was here about a year ago, and was so favorably int pressed that he went back eastN and immediately made arrange ments to come to the Imperial Valley to live.
 New Transfer Company The Fl Centro Transfer com pany, E. J. Townsend, proprie- tor, has commenced business in Fl Centro. MT. Townsend does all kinds of hauling and trans fer work, and general contract ing for excavating. This week he had twenty head of stock at work excavating for new build ing soon to be erected here. Brawley Water Company
 The Brawley Mutual Water Company was organized Saturday evening. It will be incorporated at $20, ,00O, 20O0 shares at a par value of $1O. This corporation will be for the purpose of irrigat- ing acreage in the townsite of Brawley and is a company within a company. The following di- rectors were chosen: Peter P. Hovley, Thomas A. Edgar, Da- vid A Stormer, John Bennett and John P, McClemOnt.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-10-26

ERATERNAL BROTHERHOOD A meets every Tuesday night at Ma
 sonic Hall, Fl Centro, Cal. H. R.
 Kyle, president
Imperial Valley press., 1907-10-26
Hiallow Fen Party

The Holtville Library will en- certain with a Hallow Fen party on the evening of October 31st. A palmist and phrenologist will be in attendance, and there will be ice cream, cake and lemonade for everybody. All are invited to come out and join in a good time.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-10-26
Jecial Sermon

Rev. R. L.. Glasby. of Calexico, will exchange pulpits with J. F.. Tout Sunday. The SmdaySchool will celebrate Rally day" and Mr. Glasby will give a special address at II a. m in opera house; preaching again at7:30.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-10-26

jury in favor of the defendant. It is stated that the object of this action is to determine the loca- tion and to recover the possession of. certain real estate in the coun- tY of Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-10-26
Town and County !
Two New Bridges
titsti,tsstsAti5iaN
alasasaaaalslsla

The C. D. Co. is putting in two new bridges for F. J. Bates and Scott Russell on the main ditch just east of the Five gates. Bates is irrigating his eighty acres and will later put it into alfalfa.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-10-26
W. (. T. U. Meetings

It has been. decided to hold the ". c. T. U. meeting every first and third Fridays of the month at the school house, at 3H3O o'clock in the afternoon. All members and visitors are cordially invited to attend these regular meetings and help make the union meet ings interesting and helpful.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-10-26
ImperiaPs New Recorder

The city council of Imperial met last Monday night in special session for the purpose of elect inga recorder. vice Charles Vent worth who has moved from town. R. o. Bordner. who has recently opened law office there, was chosen to fill the position
Imperial Valley press., 1907-10-26
Second Crop of Corn

A second crop of corn has been raised this year by Frank Sokol on his ranch two miles southwest of town. MT. Sokol planted the first crop, which was of the white field variety early in February. This crop was ripe enough to be harvested late in June. In Au- gust he planted the second crop and it is now in tassel. This is one more proof of the remarkably favorable soil and climatic condi- tions in Imperial Valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-10-26
The South Subdivision


 Surveyors were at work this week setting the stakes to the three-acre lots south of the town site. Most all of the tracts have been sold, but as yet no author ized plat has been made. A number of nice residences are soon to be built in this subdivis- ion, and the most of the land will be put out to small fruits and early vegetables. In a couple of years this part of the town will be transformed to a really show place.
 Back from Rocky Ford
 NJ. A. Mixer came in on the train Thursday night from Rocky Ford, where he had been during the past summer helping take  care of the cantaloupe crop there. He was accompanied by his sis ter, Miss Daisy Mixer, of North Adams, Mass, who joined him at Rocky Ford. She will remain with her brother during the win ter at least, if not longer. MT. Mixer says he does not want to raise cantaloupes in the Arkansas valley; it is not a sure enough thing to take the chances on. Imperial Valley strikes him about right.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-10-26
Change to Fl CentrO

A motion to transfer the Pauly- Brodnax land case to the superi- or court of Imperial county has been filed at the San Diego cOun- ty clerks office by w. J. Hoss- holder, attorney for the defend ants. In this case a verdict was rendered short time ago by a