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Imperial Valley press., 1909-10-30
COTTON SEED INTERESTS

J D. Labatt manager of the inter department of the Hefley- Coleman Company, manufacturers of cotton seed products at Fort Worth, Texas, has written to F. B. Fuller, of this city asking for detailed information about the Imperial Valley cotton crop and cotton prospects for next sea- son. He asks whether a contract could be made for the purchase of all the cotton seed raised here, and asks for samples of seed so that the amount of oil they contain may be tested MT. Fuller has sent three pounds of seed and an encouraging report of the prospects for a large acreage next year
Imperial Valley press., 1909-10-30
DISTRICT TENS DEVELOPMENT

President Thomas O'Brien, of water company No. 10, has issued a call for a special meeting Nov 10 at the office of Stevens x Stevens in Los Ange- les says the Brawley News. Among the questions to be settled by the stockholders are those of moving the office from Los Angeles to Brawley and proposed contract with the Cal uornia Development Company. The district of No. 10 includes several thousand acres of land east and north east of Brawley on the east side of the Mo- 5 main canal
Imperial Valley press., 1909-10-30
HIGH SCHOOL CIRCUS

One of the most successful local entertainments ever given in El Cen tro was the Central Union High School circus, given on the high school campus on Friday and Satur- day nights of last week Every stu dent in the high school has part in the affairs, and each member of a school faculty assisted by giving some amusing stunt" Each night large crowds were in attendance. The net proceeds will be about $125, which will be used in securing athletic equipment.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-10-30

of the city as outlined by the city engineer, excepting that portion east of Fourth street and south of State street.
 Attorney for the city Conkling ad- yised the board that before the board hould take any action on the water system, the city engineer should be instructed to prepare plans and esti- mates as outlined by the Advisory Board
 After discussion regarding the pro- posed water system and after hear ing from Mir. Strange, of Holtville, relative to a test well, the board vot- ed unanimously to instruct the .city engineer to furnish detail plans and estimates of system as revised.
 Messrs. Carter, Smith and White scarver of the Advisory Board met with the trustees and the water sit uation was thoroughly discussed. It seemed to be the ruling opinion that better service and more water are needed at once and that the ques- tion should not be allowed to inter- fere with the installation of a sys- tenn using canal water.
 Adjourned to next regular meeting.
 H. B. PEARSON, Jr.
 Deputy Clerk,
Imperial Valley press., 1909-10-30
MAKING RANCH LOANS

Through an error the announce- ment has been made in H. c, Gris- wolds advertisement in The Press that he loans money on unimproved property, The reading should have been improved property During the past week MT. Grlswold has con- summated two loans of s5OOO each on ranch property located near El Gen. tro. He Is also making private sloans of limited amounts on contracts of from three to five years
Imperial Valley press., 1909-10-30

acres were planted successfully. Planting was begun in April and con- iinued up to July.
 That is the brief history of the establishment of the cotton growing industry in Imperial Valley The re- suits of the first years experiment justify the faith of the Texans who talked cotton so convincingly Pick ing from the April planting has been in progress for a month and the gin is turning out bales of high grade lint.
 The first picking from a measured acre on the Wilsie ranch, April plant ing, yielded a bale of 535 pounds of lint and a half ton or seed. At least half a bale more will be picked from the same stocks later. The May June and early July fields promise as good if not better crops. The first bale picked and ginned was grown by W. A. Mechanism on the Wilsie ranch and was bought by the El Centro Ma tional Bank and placed on exhibition. The bale will be kept as a permanent historical exhibit in El Centro.
 The early planting on the Melo- land ranch has yielded 1750 pounds of seed cotton to the acre for the
Imperial Valley press., 1909-10-30

Some of the league players have re, ported for duty and most of the re- mainder will be here within a day or two. On account of the post season series between San Francisco and the All-Star aggregation, four or five of tne men will be unable to play in the desert league until after the 18th. Holtville and Brawley will be handi- capped in this way more than the other teams. Holtville in fact, will be unable to present anywhere near it's full strength in the opening game at Yuma and the Brawley manage ment does not expect to win the first game from El Centro.
 The season will open on Saturday of next week with Imperial at Yuma. A few exhibition or practice games have they indicate nothing at all as to the relative strength of the teams. Last Sunday Holtville defeated El Centro in a very one sided contest, but only one or two regular Ell Centro play CTS were in the game. Next Sum- day a return game will be played in El Centro and this should be a more nearly equal contest as El Cen tro will have Harkins, McClelland, Burness and possibly one or two more of the regular players. Easterly will probably not report for duty until early next week.
 Even with the opening game of the season only a week away, none of the teams have yet been definitely made up. Manager Breedlove of Im- perial has been delayed in selecting his battery by the hope that Scott might be induced to return, but it is understood that the Imperial line- up will be made public early next week. Brawley has Grindle and Gates for battery. A hard hitting first baseman from the Seattle team has been engaged, and either he or Gates will act as captain. Stoerkle, who played this summer in Montana, will play second base. Ell Centro has hired no new players since last week and the lineup will be practically as announced.
 According to reports from Yuma there is great enthusiasm among the A"izC na fans and a feeling of confi- d-nCe that they will haro a little something on any of the Imperial county teams. The Yuma Examiner has this to say of the situation:
 Yuma will have the first game here on November 7, and the last game on February 20. The manag ement is working hard to get ali things in readiness and a 7-foot fence 25c0 feet long will circle the grounds and Yuma will have baseball park ready for use at all times and a box office mak- ing baseball in Yuma a paying in vestment
 The grandstand has recently been covered and will add to the comfort of the baseball fans. Local ball play CTS are practicing daily and at Sunday games, and with the addition of sev- eral new players from the Coast League, Yuma expects to have hust- ling team and one that will make the other fellows hard to catch. The other five teams of the league have the cream of the players of the last sea sons league; such players as Ser ry, Scott Easterly, Jones, Nagle Browning, well known big leaguers. who played in the Imperial Valley last year and liked it we'll enought to re- turn. Many Yuma people have seen all these players on the diamond and all agree that players like Berry are worth going miles to see.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-10-30
PREcAUTIoN AGAINST PESTS

Horticultural Commissioner w. E. Wilsie, watching for the best interest of farmers of the valley, is taking measures to prevent the introduction into the valley of what is known as alfalfa leaf weevil. Investigation shows that this alfalfa pest is very vigorous in the State of Utah and extra precaution is being taken to fumigate seed from that state.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-10-30
SCIENTISTS VISIT FL cENTRo

Dr, D. T. McDougal and Prof G.. Sykes, of the Carnegie Laboratory at Tucson, Arizona, were El Centro yis- itors Tuesday. They went from the valley to the Salton Sea to make a series of observations.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-10-30

The El Centro Orchestra, under the leadership of Prof DeLegro. has been engaged by the management of the Hotel Oregon to play during the ev- ening dinner.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-10-30
King Cotton s Reign Begins
 /h Great Ln1periaL Valley

Desert GUes to Southern California Oppor- tunity For Industrial and Commercial Expansion First Year's Cotton Crop Establishes New Industry and Justifes
 Enthusiasm
Imperial Valley press., 1909-10-30
Joint Meeting.

EI CentrO, oct. 26, IYOY Board of Trustees met in regular session; all members present Min utes of regular meeting of October 13 and of called meeting of october 25 were read and were approved after the minutes of October 25 were so corrected to read:
 And the construction of dis tributing system to cover that portion
Imperial Valley press., 1909-10-30
DESERT LEAGUES
 PLAYERS ARRIVE
Teams Getting Ready for the Seasons Opening Next
 Week--LateSt News

Harkins, MccIeIland and 8urness Will
 Play In Exhibition Game Against
 HoItviIe sunday-Yuma Has Strong Lineup and Expects to Push the Valley Teams Hard For First Place.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-10-30

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Separtement iir 0iientlifc SnutcH.
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