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Imperial Valley press., 1909-08-21
POST OFFICE MOVES
Ell Centro Now Has Handsomest Pos tai Equipment in Southeastern
 California.

Fl Centro has new postoffice-one that is in keeping with the importance of this city.
 Postmaster Miller and his assistants labored all of Tuesday night in mak- ing the transfer of the postoffice from it's old quarters in the Brown building on the south side of Main street to the west room of the Thomas Beach block, at the northeast corner of Main and Sixth streets, adjoining the First National Bank and opposite the old location.
 The new fixtures arrived early this week and were quickly put in place. The boxes are arranged in the shape of large V, with the base forming the general delivery window. Three hundred and thirty-six combination lock boxes have been placed, and pan els are in position to be replaced by nests of boxes as further expansion calls for them. A deep lobby gives ample room for the public
 The boxes are finished in weather ed oak and with oXadised metal doors and locks. A large oan uesK has oeen placed in the lobby for the use of patrons of the office. Convenient mail racks for the sorting of mail for the "star route" to Silsbee have also been placed in the office, and Postmaster Miller is having a private office ar ranged. The room is well lighted by a skylight and the plate glass front on Main street. The entire equipment represents an outlay of about $12OO.
 The Fl Centro postofice Is now serving more than 2OOO patrons and each quarter since its beginning has showing a substantial increase in busi- ness.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-08-21
SCHOOL SECTION PROBLEM
Land Office Declares Actual Occu-
 pants Will Be Protected.

Recent statements off H. H. Schwartz, acting Assistant Commits sioner of the General Land Office, to valley claimants indicate that the bona fide claims of actual occupants of val ley lands are to be protected against the purchasers of school sections.
 In a letter from MT. Schwartz to James E. Cannon, Of Imperial, the statement is made:
 'I beg to advise you that it is not the intention of this office that claim ants by purchase from the State of sections 16 and 36 shall be permitted to take the lands included in the lines of bona fde claims of actual occupants, which are required to be protected by the Act providing for the resurvey; and on the other hand, it is not the intention of this of- flee to deprive a bona fide actual oc- cupant of his land in favor of some one who subsequently jumps the same, because of the mere fact that he may be claiming under title from the State.
 "This office will endeavor. to adjust all the unfortunate difficulties in the valley in accordance with the princi- pies of equity and justice to all par ties concerned"
Imperial Valley press., 1909-08-21
Equipment of GaS-Making Plant En Route to
 FL Centro
Work of installation Will Begin Early In September and Works Will Be in Commission By First of Next Year-AmpIe Capacity of container Assures UnexhaustibIe Supply.

By January 1, and possibly sooner, the Imperial Valley Gas Company will be prepared to give domestic gas ser vice to patrons in the cities Of El Centro and Imperial
 The first carload of machinery for new plant, which is to be located in El Centro, left Cincinnati, Ohio, on August '. The equipment is furnish ed by the Stacey Manufacturing Com pany. This concern has supplied the plants of the Domestic Gas Company of Los Angeles, and other Southern California points, which are conceded to be the most up-to-date and satis- factory equipments in use in this, part of the State. The type of plant was selected after a caref' inspection of the various gas plants r.os An ye- les ana vicinity
 The machinery will all be here by September IS, and work " i'll begin inn mediately on it's installath n. The oil tanks and boilers of the flClton Pow CT Company already installed will he used thus hastening the construction of the plant, which is to be located directly east of the power house.
 Two carloads of service pipes have been received, and the remainder of the pipe necessary to lay main from Fl Centro to Imperial and for service systems in each of these towns will arrive as rapidly as it can be used.
 The container will have a capacity of 30000 cubic feet of gas, and the plans give space for two more puri- fiers to be installed as the demand for fuel increases.
 On September 1 an experienced gas man will arrive in Fl Centro to close contracts with patrons of the new gas company. and the indications are that large proportion of the house. Holders will take advantage of this opportunity to obtain the most satis- factory fuel for domestic use.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-08-21
BAROMETER OF BUSINESS
El Centro Station Shows Increase of
 Shipments and Receipts in Year

The Southern Pacific station at Ell Centro shows a general increase of business for July over the same month of last year amounting to fully twen- ty-five per cent. This station is now one of the most important business points of the Southern Pacific in Southern California, employs the lar gest force of men of any station out side of Los Angeles, and has made the best showing of increased earnings of any Southern Pacific station in Southeastern California.
 During the past month of July there were shiped from El Centro two cars of honey, POS cars of cantaloupes, five cars of watermelons, forty three cars of hay, twenty-six cars of live shook and twenty-five cars of ice; making a total of 317 full carload lots shipped from this point during one month. This is to be compared with a shipment of 11S cars from this sta ton in July of last year, of which seventy were carloads of cantaloupes.
 The ticket sales have also made a good record, and while the local sales have fallen off from the record of July, 1908, the inter line" tickets have made a great increase, showing an advance on the total sales of $13592 over the same month of one year ago. A year ago hundreds of men and boys had swarmed here to work in the cantaloupe crop, which was fully three times the acreage of this years crop, and their going and coming increased the ticket sales.
 The inter line" ticket business for El Centro station for the past July shows an increase of $S67,4O over July of 1908.
 The shipment of live stock for the past July shows a twenty five per cent increase over the same month of year ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-08-21
NUMBER ONES NEW BOSS
Appointments of Engineer Clarke An Assurance of Brains in Mar
 agement.

In the appointment of c. K. Clarke as superintendent, the directors of Water Company No. have made amends for many mistakes and given assurance of at least present purpose to put some brains into the manage ment of the company's affairs
 MT Clarke is a singularly capable engineer who has had long expert ence in controlling water and is es- pecially efficient in handling men on big work He built the dan that put the Colorado back into it's bed and say the irrigation system of Imperial val ley, and he accomplished that feat. to the amazement of the engineering profession, by methods that were jeered at and pronounced futile by engineers of the United S'ates Recla- nation Service. The high collar put tee-legged engineers of that bureau declared it impossible to close the break. That was rartly because they were incompetent to do the job them selves and partly because they 'lld not desire to see the break closed. Failure of the Imperial Valley racla- nation enterprise was th9 dearest wish of their hearts
 Only three days h4tJrs tue final closing, the supervising en gi ao er of the
Imperial Valley press., 1909-08-21

Fl Centro is to have a busy fall and winter, not only in commercial lines, but in the general expansion of the city. Building is to be main- tained on a scale equal to that of the previous season, and by the ar rival of another summer season, when all lines of work generally tighten and people seek rest and recreation at outside points, this city will show a growth that will be highly satis- factory.
 Even now, when affairs have reach ed their low ebb of summer activity extensive plans are being made for work which is to start early in the fall. By the middle of September ar tisans will be engaged on several new enterprises, simply beginning of the seasons work
 F. B. Fuller, president of the Ell Centro National Bank, is having plans prepared for the erection of two story brick or terra cotta structure on the northeast corner of Fifth and Main streets. The first story will be the home of the El Centro2 National Bank, and the second story will be arranged in suites of offices. Work on this building may begin next month
 Plans have been prepared for the erection of a $1OOOO Carnegie Free Public Library on the lots donated by w. T. Bill, on the south side of Main street, near Fifth street, It is ex- pected that work on this building will begin early in the fall. The money therefor has been deposited by the Carnegie Library Commission in a New York, bank, subject to use here as soon as certain formalities have been completed.
 T. J. Douglass, a capitalist of Los Angeles, who has owned business property in Fl Centro for the past year has decided to improve his hold ings, and this week has had notices placed on the lots between the Court House and the old postoffice building announcing that he will erect build ing there to suit tenants. He has all SO decided to erect a two story build ing on the north side of Main street, adjoining the Thomas Beach block. It is probable that this will be two- story structure of the same general style as the Beach building.
 This fall a large building and sev- eraI smaller ones will be erected for the plant of the alfalfa meal milling company.
 H. H. Peterson is to move his brick making plant from Holtville to El Cen tro, and proposes to erect a drying shed 2OOx2OO feet.
 The Simons Brick Company, of Los Angeles, is also to enter this field and establish at Fl Centro a plant for the manufacture of hollow tile, and other clay products. This will necessitate the erection of several buildings.
 Several property owners here are planning on the erection of substantial cottages on residence lots this fall and winter, and one of the prominent builders of San Diego has plans made for spending the winter in El Centro and erecting several handsome bun galows, which he will sell on terms that will be attractive to home-seek- CTS.
 Within a few weeks work will start on the erection at this place of the Imperial Valley Gas COmpany's plant, and pipe-laying for the distributing
Imperial Valley press., 1909-08-21
NEW COUNTY MAP

H. Thenberg, deputy County Sur veyor in charge of the office, during the absence of Surveyor Perry, is engaged in the preparation Of a large map of Imperial county, showing in colors each tract of land under the new survey. It will be issued early in the fall.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-08-21
BIG SHIPMENT OF HOGS

Twenty carloads of hogs went out of Imperial Valely yesterday for the Los Angeles markets. An average of ninety hogs to the car is allowed, so this means an invasion of Los Ange- les by about 1900 porkers.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-08-21

system for both El Centro and Im- perial will be under way.
 pr. Virgil McCombs has plans ma turing for the erection of a wing to he Central Hospital, which will be fully as large as the original build ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-08-21
BUILDING CAMPAIGN PLANNED FOR WINTER Expansion of County Seats Business and Industrial
 Districts

New Bank and Office Block, Meal Mill, Brick and Tile Works, Gas Plant and Store Buildings Will Be Started As Soon as Cool Weather Comes Public Library and Many New Residences Also on the List.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-08-21

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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-04-15
Mrs. j. N. Rice of Whitebird was
in the city the first of the week.

Mrs. j. N. Rice of Whitebird was
in the city the first of the week.
Kate Cummins of Whitebird was
in the city the first of the week.
c. c. jesse, of Arkansas, is visiting
his friend, Lee Wann, and will spend
some time here.
Large delegations of Grangeville
people are spending few days taking
in the Lewiston blossom carnival
The siX-week old child of Mr.. and
Mrs j. +. Bassinger passed away
Sunday morning after brief illness.
W. G. Litchtfeld of the Elk Camp
was in the city this week on business
and before leaving called and had his
name added to the Free Press list.
Judge Taylor enioved visit from
his cousin, James Mcneil of st. John,
Washington this week. This is Mr..
McNeils first visit to the Camas
Prairie and he was greatly impressed
with the country and pronounced the
scenery along the Grangeville-L Lewis
ton line as fine as he had ever seen.
+. Nj. Watson returned from the
Lewiston country this week and will
leave the last Of the week for Elk City
where he will remain until the snow
goes off in the Hump Mr.. Watson
has been mining in the Hump for a
number of years and has some fine
property. He says there is much talk
on the outside regarding the Central
Idaho Mining District and he looks
for much activity this season.
Isaac Zehner, the miller who has
has conducted the mill at Denver for
years and won reputation for the
Hour he turns out, may not move his
mill to the new town of Fem after all.
In conversation with the writer re-
Gently he complained of the high
price asked for the land he desired at
at that town and this with the excess
sive rate Of freight from Prairie points
to Lewieton looked discouraging. He
intends taking trip on the outside
and look over the field with an idea
of securing a new location.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-04-15
CITY ORDINANCE NO. "a.

An ordinance to provide for the corst ruetion
VI siueWalK In the city of Urangeville alony
avenUa n, s,u az, Oh Main street between Idaho
-. - Nehue ana A. street in Sherwins addition TO
alle cry OF Grangeville and providing for the
Oh the same by the city In case OF
sar,.i ~ wy owner or owners to construct the
sahle auu providing for assessing the cost there
Vi against the property in front OF and along
city. i"V'eu U! une
be II ordered by the Mayor and City Council
OF the city Of Graugeviue
oectloh THAT there shall be constructed in
iue Guy OF Grangeville Idaho II sidewalk as fol-
iONs toWl Commencing at the northwest cor
lier OF lot three go block III" in Sher,yins nd.
H aiu 10 the town (now city) of >irangeviile,
t suano, snehce running west along the south
sue OF Main street of said city $50 feet mora or
iess ~ the northwest corner of said block III .
oectioh All persons owning lots or premises
hlong the line of sidewalk as provided Ia he
pu i III section one % of this ordinance, shall
puila, construct or cause TO be built or con.
srueied III 'front.' OF their respective lots or
p aenises a sidewalk OF material aud dimension
as loiioWh; oald sidewalk shall be six feet wide
anu shhll nave Tour stringers not less than .
No lhcnes, running parallel with the street and
covered WIN boards not less than u inches
thlck anu not less than four nor more than
elSLt lhches wide, and firmly nailed to the
suingers with not less than 20 penny nails two
halls IN each board to each sringer and din to-
Waia the street one fourth of an inch to the foot
anu lhe Top OF said sidewalk to be level with
the established street grade if graded and if not
SO graded, must be constructed upon grad.
estaoilshed by the street commissioner or street
ana sidewalk committee of said city, and said
walk shai be constructed ON or before the first
day OF July A. ID. 1909
section S-Any sidewalk as provided for in
section one az of this ordinance, which shall
not be built or constructed by the owner or
owners OF the property in front of which the
same Is required to be built on or before July
nrst l9O9, then the same shall be built and con
structed by the City OF Grangeville under the
direction OF the commissioner of streets and the
cost OF building and constructing said sidewalk
by the city as aforesaid. shall be by the city
council at any general or special meeting there
OF, be assessed upon and against the property
IN front OF and along which the same shall be
bullt by said city, as a special assessment for
improvements, and the same shall be certified
TO the county assessor and tax collector of the
county of Idaho, to be collected as other taxes
for state and county purposes.
Section 4-This ordinance shall be in force
and take effect from and after lis approval, pas
sage and publication.
Read first April 5, 1909.
Read second April 5, 1909
Read third aud passed April 5. 1909
AARON f. PARKER,
President of the Council.
Attest:
j E. JACQUES, City Clerk.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-04-15
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NOTICE OF. FORFEITURE

o on Of W ailas %aila. SIS.
or ss VI whitney, and W. Z. Group, their heirs
he nn snu each of you are hereby notified that
abor SUI. s,, OF iour-hundred (s4OO.OO) dollars in
placer IN improvements upon the following
Placer MN mLning claims, tOwit: The Mountain
Ind III. t G Lost Channel, The Lucky Channel
Harran mrass Valley placer claims. situated in
Ia The inning district, Idaho County, Idaho,
Placer san, same appear Of record in the Book of
kaid ,uining locations of said county. The
ars 10 aPenulture of four hundred (s400 00) dol
b Proof owh and fully set forth in the affidavit
bi abo. Vi LABOR as recorded in Book g Proofs
Mork iah on november d, 1905 and which said
hHiant eos ana expenditure was performed by
bald pl aoI tne purpose and IN order to hold the
|oi Sao.;use r mining claims under the provisions
lind baitS5Z4. Revised Statutes of the U. s.,
claims t ag the amount required TO hold said
l2 cion 1r tne year ending December 81, 1908 at
personaIi h OF said day And II within 80 days
after M service Of this notice. or within 90 days
yon y .ne publication thereof. you, and each OF
contr;ib puI nelrs, executors or assigns. fail to
amounting your \, proportion of said expenditure
({2OO nni X 10 the sum of two hundred dollars,
$5O IN ~, W. 4. Group $50. 90. G. W. Whitney
yonr .ogether with the cost of this publication
propet,n eIest In said claims will become the
2324 ps Oh me undersigned under said Section
NAV ba evised Statutes of the U. s. Payment
nc MADE to me at Walla Walla Wash.
Hrs, w. N. DEM0SS.
'i publication February 1, last May 20
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-04-15

Bert schnell, the Joseph Plains mill
man. was IN the city this week ON
business. va
Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Mills left last
week for Walla Walla where they will
Ex-Congressman French has re-
turned to Moscow from Washington
and Will practice law in his home CITY
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-04-15
LOST.

Lost-Pink silk scarf probably be-
tween Pulse store and VanDeventer
residence. Reward for return to this
Office 45-3