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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-07-02

Whose end is to be fair
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Gill left on
Monday for Huntsville, Ala, the old
Gill homestead
Our hope is that the Normal author
tiles may be able to control the
Thackston property.
Miss Eta Earle Smith, Of Crewe,
is here to spend the month OF July
with Mrs. A. F. Howard.
Ice is a great luxury, but too much
ice-cold water is not just safe. Cool
off a little before taking the cooling
drinks.
When you travel in a top buggy
during the summer days, be careful
to roll up the back curtain; get the
breeze and 90 comfortably.
From a married mans point Of
view one of the greatest paradoxes is
the bachelor who goes to rest cure.
In our view there is no rest for a
bachelor.
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ana iio" 'i'1 ID go ,i er,r,
jumped up 40 s0 '''' VI 80
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~ 1''''''
p..bmord ON
last rridsr fo aid in winding mp Job
If which we know he is growing sick
and fired II is but a thanklcss pub
H. service
do you appreciate ul-' '''7 u''' p a., 81.
5ao. ~ o,.o. ooc,,r to Won that on the
80 ~ ~ ...h d.,. ,o,, oro inst that
-0'''S VI -''-'' -. ,'''y H.. ao,. ~, oartb9
n'uc" near 81 0'' ''''' '''''
Saturday last was scorcher ana
the soda fountains had on an extra
s']1' 'o'''so 5 ISM, G wa e' o,,t +, at four
d si'''' ~ 9 lD'. sar 5;d we miss the
Genus ITO" ''" W
MARX
The courthouse square is one Oh
the most attractive places ln our
'3'" t1..an ,,oa,s let,s have
CHARMS Du' ~ 81. w. Min stroot
inc o' '''N'''5 'o''' ''''''
first.
The awning that hangs in front of
fine postof.ice building is OF that height
as to teach us the uselu' lesson 'na'
there are times when we must S.oof
. to conquer IL taxes OS so'''0 '''''
n to learn the lesson.
our hotels have been doing good
business even in the good old summer
dme and the beauty of it is that the
@ patrons are all pleased. The men ODD
e the road are entitled Cd q good clean
g '-'' "''" -o'' '' "
The news that comes 90 us IRON
the Charlotte bank gives genuine sop
row. Those having the affairs of the
bank in charge have many friends in
Fmmwle who yet hope that only
business mistakes have been made.
ro.+ho o,.,i,,, sessions Of fine Nor.
and .ho rrr5 cohool bo inauou.
rstod by rais.n9 tine nao of VIRGINIA OF
% each Of the buildings We are n,
b longer fighting odd Glory but Si'
n Semper' is very dear to us.
f Mr. p w Fnoua was with MS or
c,t,rdoy lool.;oo nc tbonob his Grass
d ,ras oroviro where GRASS OUGHT t.
% 40. ,ro,,ir@, botwoon IN,
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-07-02

S'rATEMENT OF THE FIN ANClAL CON
= dition of The Planters Bank OF tarmviue'
located zoo Farmvillc. iu the county OF Prince
Edward. state OF virginia at the close OF
business. June Ord. 1909. made io the state
/ nrunrlILnm Inmm- ..Lnm.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-07-02
list ONE CENT A WORD.

,.-.s For sale. Lost. Found-in fact
van I'm advertisements inserted m
anf " ''mr for ONE CENT word. each
'h. .n with a minimum charge Of ten
n-e SIGNATURES counted as part Of sd-
,.,t ement
...... the number Of insertions desired
III the time Of entering the ad-
Int il viii be continued al the
lie until notice 20 discontinue Is
reserved.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-07-02

An attractive line of thin goods in
white and colors, very cheap. at
Fleming q Clark's.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-07-02

have on hand several second hand
organs will sell cheap.
w. I. DOyne.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-07-02
SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS

On the Sunday School Lesson by
Rev. Or. linscott For the In
ternationsi Newspaper Bible
Study Club.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-07-02

Cut price, for cash OH ladies and
low shoes. al
Fleming * Clark's.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-07-02

..fr- Cheap. thoroughbred Jersey bull.
sd. DIR. WALTER STUART.
--as---
--7T One hundred shares Of the Capt.
ffNA Neeiv Compress and Cotton Co.. Inc.
a mice Of one dollar per share.
...... htiv second handed shoes.
NJ Orange. Boot ami Shoemake.
seren-room tenement house. Apo
f.. .ef For particulars apply to G. Nj.
june %.
ion --
STING done by f. c. Wade. Reasonable
...s orders al A. V. Wade's store.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-07-02
nISSnLuIl0N

.t.rnIr, VA, June 8, 1909.
ar-hip heretofore existing
Jehne, g.. +. Warner
Hmt. and doing business
800 name of TIE FARM
-r Co.,. of Farmville, Va.
...s been dissolved by mutual
t h. j Jehue and &. A. Hunt
F. Warner taking over
aad assuming all liabili-
G.. J. JFHNE,
G.. A. Hunt.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-07-02

sCouvrieht. 1909 BY Rev f. 5 Llnscott DID,
July ilth 1909.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-07-02

.." M fresh line of men r negli-
shirts a1W 0n sale.
Fleming Il Clark
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-07-02

$40. 73l 55
Walker Scott Cashier do solemnly
swear that the above is true statement OF
the financial condition Of The Planters BANK
of Farmvilie. located at Farmville, iu the
county Of Prince Edward. State Of Virginia, 40
the close OF business ON the 23d day OF June.
iona. 10 the best OF my knowledge and belief
WALKER SCoTr. Cashier.
CORRECT-Attest;
s ". PAuLETr. r,-.
A. r. CRALLE. Directors.
H. d. COBB
state OF Virginia, County ofPrince Edward;
sworn to and subscribed before me by
Walker Scott Cashier. this 2jth day OF June
1893.
+. PEABODY DAHL.
Notary Public.
Ny commission expires 18th Of Feb. 1911.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-07-02
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Notes Of Happenings and People You
know.

Condemn not her whose hours
Are not given 70 spinning nor to care;
Has God not planted every path with flowers
Whose end is TO be fair?
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-07-02

Il|HU would De Denehtted py
Sizing "u.evs OrinO Laxative for
'aa ..l liver trouble and haOl-
.a Iau0u. IL swetens the
' j breath, gently stimulates
.... regulates the bowels, and
enor TO pills and ordinary
I.. Why not try Foley. ORR
today Sold by all drug
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-07-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Gill left on
Monday for Huntsville, Ala, the OLD
Gill homestead.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-07-02

-beap. thoroughbred Jersey bull.
DIR. WALTER STUART.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21

ENERGETIC men, every city. make $40 a
day; necessity in every office; rapid
seller; duplicate orders; easy, permanent
incomes; write about exclusive agency
rights. The Cameron Co, &-u Cortlandt,
New York City. o.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21

WlNTED-Salesmen for our special ofler
Of 5000 free post cards; vest pocket sam
piAs: most profitable side line ever OF
fered. Ii. q. Zimmerman a Co., Chicago.
wv O)-MS96 nix
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21

WANTEpEA few travelling men 20 sell
cid line. pictorial fans; liberal commits
iisht WEIGHT: Sc 10 So Der week; selling
season just starting. United States Cal
endar Company, station IL, Cincinnati.
Clio. O-Ni Tx
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21

is THERE some poor woman who ls ter.
rorized into nervous prostration by a loan
shark? See US. Citizens Protective AS
ISOLATION. 40 Barker Blk u4-Mee
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
OFFERED FOR RENT
Houses and COttaee---COntinus
LOW

LOW RENTALS
1i1o N. 18th st., S-r., close in. s..
20 So. 9th St., Ar. close in, $3.50.
1857 SO, 18th St.. or. SO.
ln2 SO. 18th Ct. 5-r.. city water. close
In. S165O.
242S Franklin ST.. Or. modern cottage, so.
4S1i N. 10Th St.. Ser, modern, SIS.
I'LL N. 18th St, err, modern, $40.
15n So. 26th ST., SER. modern, vacant March
Isl, 81.
llOS Pinkney ST.. CIR. all modern house. hot
water heat SIS.
1856 Leavenworth, CIR. flat, right down
town. SIS.
25ls Indiana Ave-, CIR, partly modern
only SIS.
242s Bristol St., 7-r.. modern except furnace,
only 500.
lOs-1Os Stanford. Circle, two dandy 5-r. mod
ern cottages, only sls.
2O6l N. 10Th, s-r.. all modern, special bar
gain at SIS.
2412 Seward ST.. 6-r., all modern and in fine
shape from cellar to attic, reduced to SOS.
24SO Bristol ST., S-r., all modern, a snap
at SIS.
SIG So. 35th Ave, Or, strictly all modern,
a splendid bargain at $3.50.
411O Dodge St., 6-r., all modern, SS.5O.
1924 Farnam St., S-r., all modern, S5.
26S5 Davenport St., 9-r., all modern, a low
price to right party.
4O42 Seward St., s-r., all modern, in fine
shape, $3.50.
S2OS Poppleton Ave. s-r, all modern; will
decorate entire house to suit tenant at $5.
1916 N. 42d ST., 1O-r. modern house and barn,
the biggest bargain in town at S35.
2416 Farnam ST.. 12-r.. all modern. $50.
1873 Franklin St., a store and 5-r. flat
above, all for SIG.
We nave others. See our list before you
move. office open Monday.
PAYNE, BOSTWICK g. CO.,
Main floor N. Y. Life Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
I HELP w%ANTED-MALE
Aeepts ana saIe-men--ContInued

AGENTs-Remember. we are headquarters
for best gas generatlpg burners. fitting
standard kerosene lamps; reliable; es-
tablished; free. Eastern
Gaslight Co, 80 Broadway. New York.
gl-3i3 21N
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21

LdENTs-Wonderful proposition; 800 made
monthly selling guaranteed pure alunii-
AGENTS, National Mfg. Co, Twenty-eighth
ST., Dayton. Ohio. N-MSS Tx
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
Clerical aud OFFICE.

MANAGERS.
Office, S1S, investment required; real es-
tate and insurance, com. lumber yard,
small town. S6S; lumber and coal office,
III" or DETER
Groceries, specialties. 800; building mate
rial, 500; mercantile specialties. com.
packing house products, SIS; bottle beer,
BooKKREPERs.
Mfg, 800; coal. $15; produce, $65.
OFFICE CLERKS.
r. r. Statistical. t65; r. r. claim elk, $50;
SEQ; R. r. rates, S6: hotel elk, $50 and
exp.
RETAIL CLERKS.
Dry goods, se6; shoes, $e5; hardware $50;
sTENoGRAPHERs.
Wholesale, $50; real estate, ~$75-$100; lumber,
N5, beginner, bank, $6.
Call or write for a complete list of vacan-
cies. We place OTHERS, why not your
WESTERN REF. & BOND ASSN, INC,
10 N. Y. Life Bldg. est. Z Yrs.)
o.
GENERAL merchandise salesman. $3.50.
Claim clerk, $50; rate clerk, 800.
Architectural craftsman, sS5.
Architectural tracer, $46.
Stenographer, $b.
Five statesmen, salary and commission.
Hotel clerk tout of town. 40.
These and others we have open for Mon
Jay GNNIy a VIC DaNS ICY NaCdlNlC0s
Register at once and receive the benefit
of our service. NO FILING FEE.
THE CANO AGENCY 1872 Bee Bldg.
90
WANTED-Young man in wall paper dept.
experienced preferred. Apply Sd floor.
Brandeis stores. @-M467 81
Clerical ana Omcs.
DRUG CLERKS positsOns. Kniest, N. =.
Life Bldg. N)-6Ea
SECRETARY. treasurer and office man
Two boOkkeepers, sT5 to 500.
Stenographer, good chance, $50.
Real estate salesman, for city.
Good salesman, capable OF closing first
class contracts; can make 5000 to 5000
q year.
Salesman, liquor, leather goods, packing
house line, novelties, etc, SIS and up.
Experienced collector.
Shipping clerk, SO.
~Bookkeeper, good penman, $50.
II we fail to locate you In two months. the
registration. fee IL refunded.
NATIONAL REF. & INVESTMENT CO.,
57+-67e Brandeis Bldg, Omaha.
MANAGER, building material dept,
Expert accountant, $1.eOO-S1,6O.
Bookkeeper and stenographer, S5-$@.
Stenoerapher construction firm. so.
0aiesnldn U'a1ntS ana ous), $l,oOO.
Steno-, experience not essential, $40.
S~tenographer (Smith-Premier}, $50.
Bookkeeper, out of city. $75-$&
Salesman gents furnishings), $65.
Shoe salesman (retaiD, $6O-$65.
Salesman (meats). $75-S100.
Steno. and rate clerk, SIS.
Salesman (soaps). $40.
Salesman (coal and building materially,
800.
Assistant shipping clerk. So.
REMEMBER we get RESULTS
SEE US FIRST.
COOPERATIVE REFERENCE CO.,
6S775-T Brandeis Bldg.
G-M45O q
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
HELP WANTED
MALE AND FEMALE

FIFTY, house-to-house demonstrators; new
article; quick seller. ZIG McCague Blds'
Q0)-M161 Is
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21

80 II uoo per weak. easily and quickly
earned selling a popular device that can
be carried IN your vest pocket. Write
quick for full particulars. Cushman Drug
%. vinesnnes. IND @l-Sf AK
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
HELP WANTED-MkLE
Asents ana saIesmen-CohtinSed.


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Pttterns In one day. Mrs. Kusti Rahko,
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cessful money-making men and women
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21

wANTED-Afan TO sell stock In an old
esteblished business house. AddEes~ u
q. bnA Oh
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21

AGuNTs-Big money IN handling our line
OF lace curtains. shirt waists, handker-
chiefs and dry goods; l2"gest assortment;
lowest prices: newest styles; bis profits
n agents: no experience necessary. Write
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offer. Address Dry Goods Dept. ESQ,
Thomas Mig. Co.. Dayton, o.N
Imperial Valley press., 1909-09-11
Fl Centro Business Mer En- dorse Plans for Playing
 the National Game
Two Enthusiastic Meetings of Busi- ness Men Held to Plan For Coming Base Ball Season and Financial Sup port Piedged-Board of Directors elected.

The business men of Ei Centro met Friday night of last week, in response to call from Manager Benson, to dis cuss the base ball situation and de- year.
 Nearly half a hundred representa- tive business men were present and considerable enthusiasm manifested. The meeting was called to order by MT. Benson and J. Stanley Brown was elected Chairman, with D. Tracey Da- wis as secretary.
 The situation was generally dis cussed and the sense of the meeting was that Fl Centro should put a team in the Desert League.
 MT. Bensons proposition to handle the team and accept the entire re- sponsibility financially for the season for stated sum was favorably con- sidered, and committee consisting of Messrs. Dunaway Solomon. and NlSShi IhSJ hoo opPoihtCu tc "oSOi tain the amount of money that could be raised for the purpose
 Another committee consisting of Messrs. Blanchard, Benson and Hay den was appointed by the chair to confer with the other valley towns and ascertain what Amount they ex- pected to expend monthly for profes- sional players, The meeting then ad- journed until Wednesday night.
 On Wednesday night there was also a good attendance of citizens, and the committee to raise funds reported having secured subscriptions amount ing to nearly $200 monrh and that they had not covered the entire field It is probable that they will be able to nearly double this amount.
 The committee on conferring with other clubs was unable to make re- port and was given more time.
 Placing the clun on business basis was discussed and after considerable argument Messrs. Dunaway, Solomon and MacCartney were unanimously elected board of directors to have entire charge of the affairs of the club,
 The directors are confident that with
Imperial Valley press., 1909-09-11
HEADQUARTERS IN Fl cENTRo
Farmers Union to Establish Offices in This City During Ensuing
 Week.

The Board of Directors of the Far nfers' Cooperative Union assembled on Thursday and decided to open at one an office in El Centro and to institute a general campaign of education,
 w. D. Tyler was authorized to go to Fresno, where the unions have been in successful operation for the past year, and spend a week or more in a close study of the details of operation in that district. The Fresno unions it is understood, have been especially successful in handling the melon crop of thepast season.
 I. D. Funk has been secured to act as local organizer, and each local un- ion ofiiciary is to begin personal canvass for the doubling of the mem bership, which now has reached 400,
 The headquarters at Fl Centro will be opened during the ensuing week
Imperial Valley press., 1909-09-11
manner among Imperial Valleys ag- ricultural interests.

manner among Imperial Valleys ag- ricultural interests.
 It is perhaps to be regretted that the nature of the charter under which this organization is brought into eX- istence renders it impossible for the Imperial County Union to affiliate as closely as might perhaps be desired with the farmers of Coachella Valley.
 l.. G. Abbot, of Coachella valley, rep resenting the northern valleys mem- bership in the Coachella and Imper- ial Valleys Cooperative Association organized several months ago, was in EA Centro to secure information on the present movement, and the convention adopted the following resolution:
 Resolved, That we extend to the people of Coachella Valley our best wishes and through MT. Abbott their representative, express our sincere regrets that circumstances have been such that they could not take part in the proceedings which have brought about the organization of the Farm CTS Unions of Imperial Valley; and we also hereby express our sincere wishes that at as early date as possible the hearty cooperation in this inn portant movement between Coachella and Imperial Valleys be properly brought about"
 The next regular will be held at Brawley further announce ment of which is promised in due sea- son.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-09-11

proper management the citizens of El Centro will properly support team and they feel that there will be none come MT Benson will no doubt be selected as manager, and he will inn mediately take steps to engage play CTS and will endeavor to get the best material in the country Negotia- tions with the league and all of the affairs relative to handling of players will be in MT. Benson's hands and as he is an experienced manager there is every prospect for good clean base ball the coming season.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-09-11
Carnegie Public Library at EZ Centro

To bssErece State Street. Fifth Street, This Fall
Imperial Valley press., 1909-09-11
MAY ABOLISH TAX

Imperial City Trustees are serious ly considering the advisability of abolishing the occupation tax. which has been in force since the organiza- ton of that city. and of increasing the general tax levy to meet the de- ticiency thus created. This subject has also been under consideration by the Fl Centre City Trustees, who have not vet set the years tax rate,
Imperial Valley press., 1909-09-11
DiTcHEs MUCH DAMAGED

It is the estimate of Engineer J. E.. Rice, of Water District No. 12, that the damage to the ditches In that district by the recent summer rains will reach fully 5000. He also be- lieves that it will be necessary to construct protection works for this system, to guard against a repeliuon of the trouble
Imperial Valley press., 1909-09-11
[. \. HARTMAN IS DEAD
Expires Thursday Afternoon at His Home at Arden, New York, After Serious Attack of Acute In-
 digestion.

E. H. Hartman, railroad king, died at his home, Arden, New York, Thurs day afternoon at 3:35. Death had been expected since last Sunday, when he suffered from a severe attack of acute indigestion. Only members of his family and his physician were with him at the last Hartman was 60 years of age.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-09-11
UNION MAKES CHOICE
 FOR TTS OFHC|ARy Large Gathering at Fl Centro of Delegates from Twelve
 Local Organizations
Sentiment Prevalent That Local Pre- ferences Must be Ignored for Gener- Meeting at BrawIey-CoacheIIa Val ley May Come In.

The Farmers Educational and Co., operative Union of Imperial County is now duly organized and in the field for effective works for the bet terment of conditions for the produc- CTS of this country. The permanent organization was effected at county meeting held last Saturday in the Holt Opera House at El Centro.
 H. w. Moorehouse, of Heber, is the president; Ira Aten, of El Centro, is the vice president; John Mckinney, who resides northeast of Imperial, is the secretary and treasurer; J. l.. For rester, doorkeeper; c. E. Hazeltine, conductor; l. Mayfield, chaplain; J. H. Holland, D. w. Tyler, P. w. Brooks, G. J. Holloway and J. E. Hodge, di- rectors.
 The assembly was delegate con- vention the eleven local unions and the organization of bee keepers be- ing represented as follows:
 Holtville-G. A. Peacock, w. B. Richards, F. S. Asbury, P. w. Brooks.
 Mesquite-I J. Harris, D. w. Tyler, John Mckinney.
 Imperial-I. B. Funk, w. H. Harts- horn, J. H. Beck, O. T. Acree.
 Heber-George Cline, F. E. Ham ilton, H. w. Moorehouse.
 Silsbee-C. F. Dearborn, F. M. Sails bury, w. R. Waegele.
 Fl Centro-H. H. Hoppin, I. May field, Ira Aten, w. B. Wilsie.
 Dairymen-H. F. Barton, M. J. John son, J. H. Holland, J. E. Brandenberg.
 Eastside-E. J. Austin, J. c. Chalup- nix. F. H. Miles.
 Calexico-B. A. Boyde.
 Brawley-A. c. Brown, c. Darnell, Bailiss Walker, J. w. Randolph.
 Beemen-J. B. Whitaker, Thomas Phillips Henry Perkins.
 Rose-W. Stover, J. E. Hodge, Will liam Grisett, James Bolan, Mfr. Hen derSon.
 Much of the forenoon was taken up in the discussion and adoption of con- stitution and bylaws. Various phases of the new movement were generally discussed, and the sentiment was strongly expressed that teh present movement for cooperation among the producers is the key to success in the marketing of products.
 While because of the secret nature of the organization the proceedings of the meeting are not matters of general public knowledge, it is known monious and enthusiastic affair. It appears that a strong sentiment de- veloped from the beginning that the organization is designed strictly as a farmers order and the idea that the actual bonafide horny handed tillers of the soil must dominate the man agement of the organization gained universal favor which may be taken as an augury of further cordial en- dorsement of the movement by the entire body of farmers of the county
 A cheerful acquiescence on the part of all delegates present to the idea that all sectional sentiment must be ig" nored in selecting the official man agement is said to have been plainly aparent at all stages of the proceed lngs, the manifest object being to lay aside all personal sentiment, loca prejudices and present or past en- tangling affiliations of any and all na ture whatsoever. in order that Coop eration Close to the Sol' may be brought about in the most expeditions
Imperial Valley press., 1909-09-11

Continued on page s.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-09-11
NEW SUBDIvIsioN/

I. L. Wilson willy pro1Gbly subdi- vide the Crawford rAno6, east of Fl Centro and place it on the market this fall.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-09-11
CERTIFICATE OF PURCHASE

The State has issued to Elizabeth M, Reid certificate of purchase for section S6. of to"n,hiD i3 south, range IS east.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-09-11
LIMIT ON SALARIES

Not more than $40 per month is to be paid as salaries to base bali play CTS at Calexico this season