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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-30
E|a0|ljl
Several Hundred Houses Partly
Submerged and Thousands !, Y, ! "a 81
rendered Hofnele less.
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shots of Mistress ~ VS.

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and ihilnd eds Of b ats3SSfith resc,leT
broug Ii III. the tRr1y ones to places 81 oi
I'LL stys ut lis elievedl that a few per- 81
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not hing definite is Known. ~ ia Ssle
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NJ God that 2 o head of scnttl b " u
affec tedH district were drotfred ne Iqre 81
they could be gotten out OFT he HTfftefs.
Street car Service Is COMP tei AT y
i standstil The city water plant IS!
ts1iIfl or 1vater. ys NJ ]ii5z y y
n riya 81 thousand dollars worth of
4 eat tSff, elonging to3t Farmer on
nt was sySasi,e o9 y
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house andls ps u are nu ntlatct
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-30
HUSBAND NEGLECTED.

Suit for divorce was filed Sat
urday in the district court by
Thomas Z. st. Clergy, directed
against Fannie st. Clergy. That
the defendant neglected her lus-
band, her chlldren and her home to
enjoy the company of other men, forms
the basis of the principal allegation
contained in the complaint. Plaintiff
ayers that the nature of his employ
ment is such that he is compelled to
be away from home much Of the time,
and that often during his absence his
wife has invited men to her home, and
has at times visited parks and other
places with undesirable persons. The
couple married at Greenwood Miss.
Sept 3, 1898. and they have two chill
dren, boys, aged and years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-30
'sllNl Err CAN j MlNlN G &
CON GREsS OPENS TOMORROW.

ittsburgs Nov. 80. The opening ses-.
sfpIS ID E. the American Mining congress-
l VIII be hell on Wednesday, H. (. Dec. 2,
sdTdt over 1000 delegat esSare Expected.
These VII t.inclu i'd eas the governors Of 16'
ssAtatess.sH score yor more congressman,
rsprasent tail yes OF all he greatf inlus+-f
trial and labor gaiifzations, mine op--s
orators scientists Il and n distlIig u shed.
statesmen. VA, IN M s9Ss KS
Is, With two proposed 1. II 6.t tenn pes tsof.
mines provided for IN two d ifferenti
cities, the@coming, session WI II Nyi tress33
~ battle royal between Denver and
4 Salt Lake City in an & effo Tts TO secure
the permanent IN tional head quarters
OF the mining cong as. ny Il 4 s
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MATTHEWS AGAIN IN COURT.

In u suit filed in the district court
SATURDAY.. Albert j.. Matthews asks that
he be entitled to recover certain pro-
perty decided by him some time ago
TO his wife, Janet Matthews. The
allegation is made that the transfer
was made because Of duress and mis-
representations on the, part Of Mrs.
Matthews. Some months ago the
latter entered suit for divoTe fror m
her husband alleging extreme cruelty
on his part She afterwards admitted
that she was Ignorant Of the allega-
tons contained in the complaint. be-
ing UNA ble to read, and had attached
her cross. silot knowing Just what she
was signing. The couple became re-
5coneilSd for a While, but are said 10
Ebe Twins. apart at the present. tune.
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TWO MEN ON TRLAI..

Tor selling liquor to u girl minor. and
for procuring the liquorfrom the bar
tender for her. Ed NJ. Barlow Joe
Young and Brit Elwood are on trial
this afternoon before Justice of the
Peace Anton Lunberg. Barlow is a
bartender at AZ cast Second South
street and Young and Elwood were in
company with Miss Mamie Williams
OF Salt Lake in the wine room, when
the liquor is alleged to have been serV-
ed the trio by the bartender Miss
Williams is now in the Ogden Indus
trial school, where she was sent on
saturday last The cases We're brought
by the Juvenile court officials.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-30
ANOTHER KoAIA CASE.

Another ccho of the koala Fuel
q Manufacturing company affair WAS
sounded in the Third district court
this afternoon when Mohr. rouse
brought suit against James w. " ll X, =
Hattie Mae Wilson ana Sam IA. Hafitlsg,
asking that certain real estate betcntls
veyed to plaintiff. II is alleged that
plaintiff was induced to part With his
real estate for 1900 shares of the koaia
Fuel stock, and prior to his 50 doing dom
Misrepresentation had been made to
him regarding the company in quee :s.
tion.{ }zss3
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-30
All Y no AID NE VS..
o. III, 8Schlae md Party Making Tour,
s5 $50 OF Roal.e
OVER STERN r AlIFIC

" Z i 5.rlf
i the Denver 4 Rio Grande railroad and
one4of he, moving forces Sir4the push
/ ing of the Western Pacific accompan75
led by Up. Blair, of. the firm of Blair
- Co, OF New. York, has gone west
4 for H. tour over the EASTERN division of
the Western Pacif1caroad. Mr.. Schlacks
and MIR Blair came in Saturday and
after arriving enjoyed a sleighrides
Through the snow-covered streets of
salt Lake.. a special train was made
sub atisthe Rio Grande depot and the
party boarded their private cars for
6the trip to Shafter,5 New. T., j. Wyche,
division engineer of the Western Paci-
tic and s. VI D,errah, ms charge Of the.
{ traffic department Of the company,
Accompanied the party. Mr.. Blair Is.
the head ofathe firm which purchased
part of the SIT. 100000 bond issue of the
ID. & Is. G. railroad recently made.
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WILSON GETS SIX MONTHS.

For beating UP Police Officer Thomas
Gillespie OH the morning OF Sept last,
George Wilson will spend the next six
months in the county jail. As the
man has been in Jail nenrly three
months already. the episode proved to
be rather serious one. While att
tempting TO arrest Wilson for disor-
Derby conduct Gillespie was knocked
down and beaten with his own CLUB
Wilson is a little fellow.
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soUI,ARD sENTENCED.

Leon Soulard, who was caught rob-
bing the orpheum roominghouse. Oct.
81. was arraigned this morning before
George Armstrong, waived the presence
Of an attorney, time to plead and time
for sentence, and entered u plea of
guilty. He was sentenced to two years
in the state prison ut hard labor.
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LATE LOCALS.

''Bob" Wilson Joyous--Rohert Will
son of the Coop Furniture Co. Is re-
oeiving congratulations upon the ar
rival al his home of fine boy Satur-
day.
Moulding company's place of business,
169 south Third East street, was scene
of small blaze Saturday night, the
cause of which could not be deter
mined. Damage to the extent OF
about $40 was done to the front of
the building.
Local Bank Gearspgs-Teday's
local bank clearings amounted to
sl.4S2, 1851 as against s56J625.i3
for the same day last year. The
months cIearings amounted to S2S,-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-30
COURT NEWS.
MRS Young SEEKS DIVORCE.

Suit for divorce was entered in the
Third district court this afternoon by
Florence Amelia Young against Loren
20 d. Young. Plaintiff sets forth that
they We're married Dec. q, 1895. There
are no children by the union and de-
PENDANT recently deserted her. Divorce
attorneys fees and costs of the suit are
sought by her.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-30
on ALE FOOLS DAY.

Alleging that his wife deserted him
on April fools day, 1907, r. T. White
has flied suit in the district court,
asking. for II divorce from Allie Il.
White. 1t is set forth in the complaint
that the eouplc married Feb. 4. 1884,
and that there are no minor children.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-30
NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS.
New York. Nov. 80.

New York, Nov. 30.
Amalgamated Copper ............. SIN
American Car & Foundry........ 46A
American Locomotive gS.,.,,.. .....s.. 56
American Smelling & Refinins.... 93i2
Am Smelling & Retining pfd.... 1864
American Sugar Refining 1880. 1875
Anaconda Mining Co............... ~,
fAtellison =. :. ., 20 q
Atthison pfd.. ....... .......-... Jul yS
Baltimore & Ohio. .................l0 7A
Brooklyn Rapid Transit...... %
Canadian Pacific ..............-..s..I 10 " !
s. Ohio .......... IVY Z
Chicago Northwestern -. h. i. pSsS
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul *. lbotA
Colorado Fuel g. Iron n.
Colorado & Southern ~. ~. 4sh
Delaware & Hudson 2. q % &
Denver & Rio Grande (. ~. 30 q
E,ei,veri ~ 10 Grantle pfd .......... IS
Erie Y. :. i. i....-........ AZ
Great Northern pfC. ....... ........ l4O5s
Great Northern Orc iCfts..
illinois Central ~ S
international Paper ....:............ IL
Observation-Disclosures. ........ -. l41s
Interchangeable pfd. ....... ...... 30
louisville e Nashville ............12l
Missouri Pacii1c ...-................ o4a
Missouri, Kansas q Texas ......... 3SA
National Biscuit bid... 81
National Lead ................. So
New York Central .............. ....117&
Northern Pacific ........t.....s.......l4 2A
Pacific Mall Observation-Disclosures. 331s
Pennsylvania OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1872
Peoples Gas ................. /. ). 1904
Pressed Steel Car bid, ...s...... 391s
Pullman Palace Car ............. tT2i.
Reading Observation-Disclosures. hey.
Rock Island Observation-Disclosures. 23ia
Rock Island CO. pfd................. 53E
Southern Pacific .............. ..1l91i
Southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. 24ia
Union Pacific ............ .1841a
United States Steel ...,.......-.. 55h
United States Steel pfd............1l2&
Wabash -...... ..............-... LIS
Western Union ...... ............... 20
Standard OIL. ...............
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-30
lST Frs co III lDE
II 90 PERs OWN Ed.

III q j apa aese 90 fish ips col.
l1 led Df Il isss ppf tla n. III etai Oh
Kcriff All lac but siss
syGppfts sai tptnl X, g SpGrso ns
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-30
.TllatAIN..TlME CHANGES.

Beginning Dec. ., u change in the
time OF train No. 0 on-the oregon Short
Line will, be made by which that train
viii leave Salt Lake City at 1O;d5 p. nj.
Instead of at HAS p. M, as at present.
The change is made necessary in order
to make connections with the through
train from Chicago to Portland. Or.
the lime Of which has been shortened
.uIi. ~. ,--...t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-30
Book Announcement

+
Each Christmas season finds us
with larger. more varied and
q better selected stock of books.
We are. ENCOURAGED each year bv
the growing taste for good books
and we are compelled to buy
heavily to meet the increasing
demand.
Our purchases We're made ear
", so we are ready for the early
buyer who3libes a large and conf
pletea stock to select from.
There are thousands of things
!. witch are sold for holiday gift
. whose value is .limited Many
of their hardly last through tho
!. holiday season. But n book is
moro likely to be cherished and to
. be read and reread long after
.tGhrfstmns has become q memory.
. For this season the giving OF
!. books Is becoming, increasingly
!. popular This demand has en-
!. courag aged us to make a steady
!. Improvement incur stock.
|. DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE
!. The Leading Book Concern.
6 Main st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-30
spIIlE AND RAIL.

f. Buckingham formerly general SUI.
iperintendent of the Oregon Short Line.
and now traffic manager TOR the Omaha
Stock Yards company, is in Salt Lake,
the guest of a. Il. Kimbai, Il
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-30

f DR.. William Il. Cannon returned from
the east Saturday, where he srent
several weeks in the medical cSnteIs,
Witnessing some Important operations
by noted American surgeons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-30
a Beautiful picture

Nothing so beautiful for gu ~, -
~ fine picture. The most peisultda, ~ ~
lures to be procured of for s9.'.,, o e.,
a1nerica n publishers are tosbe found y.
our store. Beautiful representations, Q o.
the old masters in carbons, fac-
sengraSings and platinunes. s,lr . .5i =
values in picture framns rs. .
GEO. w. EBERT " CO,
81 Main.
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AryrEs1IoS syvo epMEN.$

Member. Of III eseretB.G Camp &dQ6 Wood \.
men OF the World are requested to be
present at \ First s6SsN ard eetlnghousef
z ID clock d. ma 1I.iiesd ays to attend the
\ funeral $servi Ices or Nbr. "A. %. kerr
Al e. 70. VIVIAN, IS ierk. AZ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-30

q Z "a =.
| 2sa f,1 q 80 as against 81 1865, 03N.s4
FLOR November of 1907 The reilarl va
I#ble increase OF s1l,, s2ess9 S9.66 Is very
ilgratifytI,g
Farewell Reception Farewell, re- re-
Icept,on VIII be rendered Mrs : en-
l5nie Charles on her departure Tor INC ls
east by the Sons and Daughters OF OF
| Wales society at Godbe's hall, corner
of Main and First South streets, on
Friday, Dec, a, at o'clock re s
freshments will be, served and Y nus
musical and literary program Is speilis
prepared. The members Of the 8 ,s,54,n'I
ilbrian society with their wives Will be
present
Meet with Goycrnor-There was Y
meeting this morning of the goVettlot;;
with Secretatya james jennings t ai.a
Assistant Secretary Dansic OF the S'li.
Lake Automobile club TO tall over
the prospects ofthe Good Roads, con- z.
yention to meet in this city, ehrly u II
the year. 1t was decided to SEND on on
1900 invitations to Interested parts. ,s
to attend the meeting which VIII pc
| held during the meeting OF the lesis-
| lature.
Fine Ward CIapel---A building per.
! NIT WINS issued today form n ew ci ilia
10 be erected for the 1welfth- l ~ =
lteenth ecclesiastical ward ~ t!lS t ", M
| OF the building inspector today. ne
| structure is to contain nine rooms and
| will cost completed $4,000. This vii
be the most costly ward meetinghous.e.
ever designed for this city, and !,
will be beautiful in architecture an anu
| up to date in every particular. l se
building will occupy the site Of aeo1
east Second South.
Operation Unsucccssftil-Fol lowing
| an operation involving the infusion 81
blood, G. Sanford Ash, age IA years,
died at the Groves l.. ID. $. hospltal
today. The youth was the son of N rs.'
Alma Ash, whose husband died fouf
years ago. Fred g. Sanford, an unolo
or the boy, volunteered Mt the ttIne
the operation was decided upon about
one month ago, to supply blood tor
infusion into the boys system and Tor
some time it was thought success
was assured
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-27

Stelen oas 8eltre6elt. 6ront 5u mo-
6en gegen sic ~9lngriffe oltf sic &ro=
ne uno nit gntldieoenbeit oell no=
nar6ii6en Sto1opunft 5u betonen.
Wtit nlebr gntldieoenbeit ols notig
lit. Man fiiblt aus olem bielem,
bob Die einieenoe 9elpegung, sic in
Solge Ser gtrtriiitung iiber oos be-
riibmte uS%Srterbiem" ourd oIle Gac=
teien cling uno Die, geidift benubt
BON tief eingreifeltoer, molttaiger
@irfuna ouf oos oeutide &arteilc-
ben bdtte peroen fonnen, infolge bic
Ter ungei6idten llebertreibungen nno
ungemeiienen S%oroerun9en, bereits
itarf abgefla1t lit uno Die alten @e=
geniabe i6on lpieoer berbortreter.
ltebertreibut1gen iino ME gut uno
S~oroernngen, oie ben Gerbaltniiien
ni6t ongemeiien iinb, fonnen 5u fei=
llen @rfolgen fiibren. @ir fiir6tel,
OoB ourd beioe ot6 0iesmal Dem
oeuti6el1 Golfe Die @elegenbeit per=
oorben miro, Die ibm eiiritige 5ituo=
ton ous5uniiben uno bie Gorteile gu
erlangen, Die es erlongen fornte.
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Wpti5 an .gtemer3abisr.
Mapor's Office, San antonio,
Seras. 1908.

SN6A~s AOO0
IS miro hermit angefiinoiet,
oaB Ser ugoarb of @qua(tia-
ton" am Mortag BEN 2. Nobenlber
III Ser Office bes Stabt-aiieiiors,
in Der Stootbale, 5uiammengetre-
ten III, Inn iiber Die Mppeaationell
gegen Die @ntiheioung oes Staot-
@iieiiors uno iiber ane bonn Iliellor
gema9te @iieiiments (angegebene uno
nidt angegebene) fir @igentltm fir
oas am 81. Mai 1908 enbenoe Sis
taliabr gu berbanoeln.
Die 8eboroe bIeibt tagli6 bon 8
l1br bormittags Big / l1br nadmit.
tags (Somtag uno Seiertag aisgc-
Ibloiierl) in Sibung unb beenbet IT.
re @rbeiten innerbalb ieh5ig Sagen.
Nad6em ii1 Die gqlioliiations-ge-
boroe pertagt bot, meroen tpeoer Der
Stootrat, nod baa @lieiiment-ao'
mite 8etitionen be8iiglib Der Iileli-
ments beriidiihtigen.
8rDongaIIagban
atteTtiert: Mapor.
Sreb. Srieg
Staot-GIerf.
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gaabbsit fantr ntdt aebetlt perben

burd Iofale Npplifotionen, neil lie Den
fra11fen Sell bes Sbres ni9t errei6er
fonnen. Sc 9iebt MIR einen 8eg, Die
Eaubbeit 5u f1rieren, 1tub Der 1T burd
tonitttutionene 5eilmittel. Saubbeit tpir6
burb einen entsiinbeten 3nftano Der
i6leimigen Qltsflei6nng Der @ulta9ii9en
9tDbre berur1a6t. 8enn Diefe HDbre
5t6 ent8iinoet, babt SIR einen rltmpelns
ben Son oDer nnnolfommenes 8ebDr;
nnb fpenn tie gang gei6lohen 1T, erfolgi
Saubbeit, ltt1b penn Die @nt8inbunn
ni1t gebpben urb bteie No6re tpieber n
ibren 9eb0risen 3ultanb beriebt tperber
lam, miro bas @e66r fir INNER 5er5t0ri
fperben; reun Sddne inter 5ebn iitlb burd
@atarrb berur1a6t, pel9er ni9ts ole
elm en~t5iinbeter 3ultanb Der i9leimigen
Sberfld6e 1T.
@ir tppIen e~irtbnnbert 9oIars fir iez
ben, our6 @atarrb bernrfa6ten San bon
Sanbbeit geben, ben mir ni9t bur6 ins
nebmen bon u9an's @atarr6s& ur" beiler
fonnen. 2obt gu6 nmion1t 3irf1lare
fontrten.
S. S. Cheney & g., gplebp, ..
8erfa1ft bon allen Ipothefern, 75c.
Saas Earnilien%giIIen limb Die better.
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Fine vorteiIbafte 0fferte.
9as biui9fte Samo i'm
M0rfte.

80 Seftipnen 2anS = Is sniam-
mcmbanseno, 10 5aiammembangenb
nnb 4 ieparat - in 81 Haio Guuntp,
nabe bei Der Stabt @anburn nnb in
seringer Gntfcrnnng uun Der giien-
babn iInb gum Ereiie bon 81 per
Ifer si berfamfeu pber iuerben gegen
eiageridtete Tarm ober StaSteigeu'
tum umgetanIdt.
Gnte @iebscscnS; quite Silbermi.
men in Ser Ndhe.
@ad5ufrascn in Der Office Ser
Sreien 8reiie fir Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-27

@era6te einert Meniden ME oa-
ritln, neil er oein @eguer lit.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-07-11

said stock was but a means of exact ing, for the use of water, compensa tion over and above lawful rates, there could be no question but that, under the authorities above cited, in a suit brought to collect said additional com pensation, the contract would be held illegal and void This supposed case, by removing disguises, fairly Illustrates the real situation, for, as I have al ready said the Mexican and water companies were but subordinate agencies called into existance by com plainant to aid in effectuating the dis tribution of it's water, in pursuance of a preconceived scheme, which in- volved the unlawful element of com pensation in addition to established rates.
 The views above expressed make it unnecessary for me to examine the other causes presented in defendants showing.
 Motion for temporary injunction will be refused, and the restraining order heretofore made will be vacated.
 For the purpose of the demurrer, the court must look alone to the bill in this case, and cannot consider the affidavits submitted by defendant on the order to show cause, or the bill in case No. 1273
 The facts, or most of them, set forth in said affidavits, on which defendant assails the contracts of March 18th, 1901, and December 24th, 1901, fail to appear in the bill while it is alleged that defendants unissued stock is complainants property, and l am not prepared to hold, in the absence of said facts and presence of said allega- tion of ownership, that, upon the face of the bill said contracts are repug- nant to the above mentioned or any constitutional or statutory provisions, and, as to the other element essential to complainant's case, the bill shows, that the contract of May 18th, 1905, now sought to be annulled, was un- authorized by complainant.
 The demurrer will accordingly be overruled, with leave to the defendant to plead or answer by the next rule day, if it shall be so advised.
 OLTN WELLBORN,
 Judge.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-07-11

were given by Congressman s. C., Smith and J. F. Giles of Calexico.
 Barbecued meat was served at noon, and in the afternoon several races were run on the tract in the northwest ern part of the town. An incident of the afternoon was the collapse of about half of the ramada erected to protect those who witnessed the racing. The covering was alfalfa hay, and when the roof fell several people found them selves underneath great piles of the hay, but no one was seriously hurt.
 In the evening a ball was given in the finished section of the auditorium, and was enjoyed by visitors from all of the valley towns.
 A late train was run to carry home ward these visitors. It left Imperial at midnight, running to Brawley, and then doubling back to Calexico
Imperial Valley press., 1908-07-11
VALLEY CELEBRATION.
Large Crowd at Imperial Observes In dependence Day-New Audi
 toriun Used.

Probably the largest crowd ever as sembled at Imperial was that of last Saturday. when people from all parts of the Imperial Valley gathered at it's oldest town to celebrate Independence Day.
 The sidewalks were lined with spec tators when the parade was formed. Imperial business houses were hand somely decorated with flags and bunt- ing, and the new auditorium the cen ter of the days program, made fine showing in it's array of the national colors.
 After the parade patriotic program was given at the auditorium. The I'm perial Valley band played; the Impe- rial Male Quartette sang; the Declara- tion of Independence was read by Mil dred Petrie Foerster; and addresses
Imperial Valley press., 1908-07-11

Circuit Court of the United States, for the Southern District of California, do hereby certify the foregoing to be a full, true and correct copy of the Conclusions of the Court on Demurrer to the Bill, made and filed by said Court, June 29th, 1908, in the cause entitled California Development Com pany ct al, vs. Imperial Water Com pany, No. 5, No. 1273, Southern Divi- sion, and remaining of record therein. Attest my hand and the seal of the said Circuit Court this 30th day of June, A. D. 1908.
 Wm. M. VAN DYKE,
 Clerk By Chas N. Williams, Deputy Clerk.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-07-11
SCHOOL BOND ELECTION.

An election will be held July 30 at the residence of A. N. Gould by the electors of the Jasper school district on the proposition to issue 5000 bonds for the purpose of erecting a school building.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-07-11

An ice plant of three-tons capacity Is being installed by the Brawley Meat and Supply Company. The com pany is making other Improvements in it's plant, the total outlay being about S5000
Imperial Valley press., 1908-07-11
PosToFFIcE AT MELoLAND.

A postoffice has been established at Meloland and Claude A. Mcclure has been appointed postmaster.