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Imperial Valley press., 1909-12-25
BOOZE CLUBS OUTLINED
Appellate Court Suspects Fraternal Organizations That Sell
 Liquor.

The Appellate Court holds in the Upland liquor case that the sale of liquor by a club to it's members is a violation of a no-license city ordin- ance and that the Supreme Court de- cision in the California Club case does not apply to evasions of prohibitory laws. The courts renarks on the sub ject are applicable to the outfit that set up the blind pig in Eagles Hall in El Centro.
 The Appellate Court Is willing to accept at It's face value all the pream- ble of the constitution of the brother hood about it's great moral purposes, etc, Out we cannot overlook" con tinues the court. those other pur- poses appealing in the articles of incorporation. It is supicious that the fraternal organization should be or ganized in prohibition community. and have a bar set up at the very outset.
 "When complex and intricate ma chinery Is introduced to accomplish that which from it's very nature, does not require 1t, we naturally assume that such use was intended to cover up something. If the case were be- fore us on appeal. we would say that there was abundant evidence to sup port a finding of an intent to evade the law, The use of the written or der, the deposit of the ticket does not change the nature of the transac- ton
Imperial Valley press., 1909-12-25
MARQUEE EXECUTION DELAYED

Many of the older settlers of Inn perial valley were interested in the trial of Francisco Marquez, at Yuma, last summer, for the killing of Peter B. Hodges, we'll known in the Colo rado district. Marquez was convict ed of murder and sentenced to be ex- ecuted on December 16. Execution did not take place. Attorneys for the convicted man have filed an appeal to the Supreme Court from the de- cision of Judge Campbell, denying a new trial
Imperial Valley press., 1909-12-25
VALLEY SLEEPER PAYS WELL

Southern Pacific railroad officials state that from the very first trip of the sleeping cars between Los An geles and Imperial Valley have paid we'll, and that the business will soon justify the adding of a second car. whereas it was the general impression among railroad men before the ser vice was inaugurated that it would be a losing venture.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-12-25
Engineer Estimates Cost of Construction of System at
 Fifty-Eight Thousand.
Trustees and Advisory Board Agree That Bond Issue of Sixty Nine Thousand Will be Sufficient to h. stall Municipal Water Plant in Fl Centro.

| Engineer Sondereggers' report on a municipal water system was accept ed by the city trustees last Tuesday night and a resolution of intention to call an election on the question of | issuing bonds to the amount of $69- 900 was introduced and laid over for passage next Tuesday night.
 The general plan presented by the engineer contemplates series of set ting basins, pumping station and pressure tower on the Balcom tract west of the Date Canal, ten inch main on Eighth street, an eight inch main on Main street, six-inch pipes to close the circuit of the old town site and four-inch pipes in the other streets. Mr. Sonderegger advised that the pipes be laid in the streets rath- CT than in the alleys and gave reasons that were convincing to the board. He advised the installation of two pumps, one to be operated by electric power and the other by a gas engine. | The electric motor would be used or dinarily, and in case of interruption of the power or need of increased head for fire purposes, the gas en- zine could be put into use quickly
 The engineer estimated the cost of construction of the system, includ- ing engineering expense, at $5S,000 Land for the basins and pump sta tion costs $5000 and water stock $2500, making total of $65,500. The | trustees and the advisory board agreed that it would be advisable to add $3,500 for contingencies and make the bond issue $69,000. It is proposed to issue bonds in denominations of 5000 and to make the first bonds payable in ten years and the last in thirty three years. It will be possible to complete the bond issue and award contracts early in February and about four months will be required for con- struction of the system.
 The vote in favor of accepting MT.
  Sonderegger' report and going ahead with the work was four to one, Trus- tee Pearson voting no because it had been ihtimated that |. the city engi- neer, his son, was not competent to plan and construct water works Mir. Pearson's remarks brought Trustee Hamilton to the front with a warm rejoinder. He said he had moved the employment of an engineer of exper- fence bcause the people demahded competent engineering service and would not vote bonds unless the board employed a qualified water engineer. He was not handing a package to Harry" in discharging what he be- lieved to be his public duty.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-12-25

stone. Within the ensuing week the crushed granite will begin to arrive at El Centro and the contracting com pany will manufacture the blocks on the building site, shipping in all the necessary material. The rear and division walls will be of valley brick, and the walls of the two materials will rise together It is expected that brick laying on this building will be started by the middle of January
Imperial Valley press., 1909-12-25

Eighth streets. He will occupy this house next week.
 Judge Franklin J. Cole has built an addition to his residence on Main street, between Seventh and Eighth streets.
 An addition is to made to the rear of the Royal Cafe, on Main street, to provide more room for this ex- banding business.
 Work will be started within a few days on the construction of galvan- ized iron building to enclose the gas converters etc, at the new gas plant, in the industrial section of Fl Cen tro.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-12-25
ANOTHER HoLTVILLE SALE

Sales of ranch lands in the vicinity of Holtville are becoming frequent. One of the latest is the sale of the R. c. Powers land northeast of Holt vile, to Thomas Prim, brother of J. M. Prim, the hog raiser. The price was $50 per acre. H. c. >Beasley has also sold his ranch property, adjoin- ing the Powers place, for $S0OO.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-12-25
SEEKING CITIZENSHIP

January is the date set by Judge Franklin J. Cole for final hearing in the application for admission to citi- zenship of Joseph Novotney, native of Austria, and resident of Brawley; David Carlson, native of Sweden, and resident of Imperial, and How ard Moudry, native of Bohemia, and resident of Holtville.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-12-25
OZARK STORIES IN DEMAND
Large Sales of Harold Bell Wrisht's
 Books Reported by Publishers

The publishers of Harold Bell Wright's novels report shipment of l6,OOO copies of Dan Matthew's in three days of the first week in De- cember and sales of 225,OOO copies Of "The Shepherd of the Hills since Sept. l. MT. Wright is spending the winter in Redlands and is working on his story of the desert.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-12-25
NATIONAL BANK BUILDING

F. B. Fuller, president of the El Centro National Bank, has the con tract for furnishing the material for the street frontages of the two-story building to be erected for this bank at the northeast corner of Fifth and Main streets. The material Is an ar
 tlhcial stone with a granite facing, while the trimmings wll be of white
Imperial Valley press., 1909-12-25

for the club, from which will swing an appropriate legend
 The El Centro Library Commis- sion will arrange to use one room as public library, pending the building of the Carnegie Library.
 It is proposed to open the new club rooms with an "open house" on New Years night, to which the public will be invited.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-12-25
SALVATION ARMY SERVICES

Regular services will be held here after in the Salvation Army tent at the west end of State Street. Sun day school at ? D. mo followed by preaching. The subject of the ser mon tomorRow will be "A Divorce Case.S
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-09
Stone Selected for County
 Jail Instead of Concrete

At special meeting of the board of supervisors last night, it was decided to build the new county jail of stone instead of reinforced concrete, as was the original intention.
 Owing to the fact that building stone of good quality is to be had within 8 short distance of the city, at the local quarries, this change has been deemed advisable. Not only will the construc- ton work be as good if not better than reinforced concrete, but it is probable that it can be done for less money.
 Concrete work is something of nov city in Arizona, particularly in Globe, and the board thought difficulties might be encountered in securing a competent man to take charge of the work with out paying an exorbitant price. On tho whole, it was thought better to abandon the concrete project and substitute nat ural stone.
 The specifications of the new build. ing, as furnished by the Pauly Jail company, have been referred to En- gineer Weideman of the Old Dominion, to be carefully inspected, with the :n-
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-09
THINGS DOING IN
 \ SPORTING CIRCLES

itinerary has been arranged for those who will take rart in the trip.
 Leaving Globe on the morning of June IS, the party will arrive at Flag e-"f CT tho evening of the following day. On the morning of June 20, | L.--~ber ot oegrees will be conferred, with baseball game with the Flagstaff team as the afternoon attraction.
 Sunday evening the members of the party will leave on a special train for the Grand Canyon, where banquet will be held. Returning to Flagstaff Monday, June 2l, the state council will convene the regular business of the year to be transacted.
 Beginning Juno 22, baseball series will begin at Prescott, to continue five days. Globe, Morenci. Douglas, Phoe nix, Prescott and probably one other tear, will take part in the tournament. With two games on tap every day, the baseball feature should be good CMe
 The complete line up of the Globe team will probably be selected within a day or two. Manager Altwies has so much good material to select from that he Is having some difficulty in making up the personnel of the team.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-09
A HOLIDAY FOE coLoREp PEOPLE

TO ALL WHOM TT MAY CONCERN. It is especially desired that all of those doing business in the city of Globe, who have in their employ color. cd people, to kindly graYt them leave to attend the celebration of emancipa. ton which will take place on the 18th of this month, at he ranch place of J s. Snifen. This request is respectful. ly made in honor of the day so dear to all colored people, and a day never to be forgotten by all generous minded citizens, day which gave to this country new birth of freedom. There will be ample time before the begin ming of the celebration for such em. ployees to do considerable work, and they should have the remainder of that memorable day to themselves; and trusting this request will be cheerfully complied with, we remain, etc,
 Most respectfully, etc,
 ALVIN BOOTH
 H. A. LEVIN
 G. A. JACKSON,
 VI. II. WADE
 J. A. LOTT,
 Committee. Dated June 8, 1909.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-09
TWO RECORD GAMES IN COAST LEAGUE
 YESTERDAY
TWO INNINGS NET ONLY THREE RUNS-ONE TWENTY
 FOUR INNING GAME

Two remarkable games werer played by Coast league teams yesterday. Al Oakland the coast record for long games was broken by a twenty foul inning game between Oakland and San Francisco. Wiggs for Oakland and Henley for San Francisco pitched the entire game.
 At Portland, Sacramento and Port land played an eighteeninning game. Johnson of the Portland team, made the only run for Portland by driving the ball over the right field fence, when there were two men out, and he needed! the run to tie the score.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-09

tention of avoiding possible loopholes whereby the county might receive the worst of the deal from the company getting the contract.
 Just how soon the contract for the new county bastile will be awarded re. mains to be seen. The board is not in. elined to rush headlong into the build. ing proposition, without being sure that when the work of erecting the new jail is completed and the bills paid that the county will have jail that will be adapted to it's needs, with no money unnecessarily spent in its construction.
 sThe general outline. of the plans, as submitted by the Pauly Jail company, is entirely satisfactory and it is proha- ble that few deviations will be made, except to substitute stone for concrete construction, in the exterior walls.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-09

There are many limitations of De- Wits Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve --DeWitt's is the original. Be sure you get DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve when you ask for it. Ii is good for cuts, burns and bruises. and is especially good for Piles. Sold by Palace Pharmacy and United Drug Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-09
COLUMBUS KNIGHTS |. WILL SEND TEAM
 ID PRESCOTT FINE JUNKETING TRIP PLANNED
 TO GRAND CANYON AND OTHER POINTS 10 COMPETE IN TOURNAMENT MATERIAL PLENTIFUL TO MAKE UP SWELL AGGREGATION or BALL TossERS
10 COMPETE IN TOURNAMENT

With a party made up of two dele sates, twelve baseball players and more 'aan score of others, the Globe dele ston to the state convention of the AAights of Columbus, will leave this e'y, Friday, June IS.
 An extensive and very attractive
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-09
Dated June 8, 1909.

Greatest bargains ever offered in Globe at Sultan's Rebuilding Sale. See ad on Page for prices.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-09

Dreamland, June 11-Daughter of the Descrt--''It's not my stomach but my heart, papa
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-09

Look for the new team at the Ma jestic Friday plight.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-09

Cotton plantation, cotton picking and southern melodies at Dreaniland tonig ght.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-09

Greatest bargains ever offered in Globe at Sultan's Rebuilding Sale. See ad on Page for priees
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-09
Notice to Water Users

Notice is, hereby given to all users of City water that the following rules adopted by the Common Council will be strictly enforced, to-wit
 FIRST-Al water rent is due on the first of the month and must be paid at the office of the Water Depart nen before the 18th the supply of water will be shut off and $100 will be charged for turning it again which must be paid in addition to all pastdue rent
 SECOND-The hours of sprinkling between six and o'clock A. M and six and eight o'clock P M and all sprnkng by hose must be done with nozzle spray which must not be larger than quarter inch Hours of sprinkling subject to change
 THIRD-Sprinkling out of hours, permitting waste of water by eaky defective fixtures, sprnkng streets roads any wifu waste of water subjects the per guilty of to having water shut off and charge of $100 imposed for turning again in addition to the repair of any defective or leaky fixture.
 The water supply is the property of the people of Globe and it is the desire of the City Council and of the Water Department that all the citizens of Globe operate with the City Government in promoting the nomical of the City Water and of avoiding waste which entails useless expense all and is great in- nstice to those who the water carefully and keep within the rules.
 BY ORDER OF THE COMMON COUNCIL, EySrxsg@ .ss.js.rs W. B. LEWIS, ExEga is la [ Sis Superintendent Water Dept
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-09

I love that dollar, but oh, you min strelsi
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-09

Hear Dock Johnson sing. "The Way to Spell Possum Pie,'' My, oh me, oh my. proamland theater tonight.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-09

Don't forget it--Friday is change night at the Majestic.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Batteries: Chech, Steele, Arellanes and Donohue; Carrigan, Criss, Criger and Stephens.
 Washington-C Chicago, rain.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-09
COAST LEAGUE

Batteries: Graney and Fisher; Fitz- gerald and Byrnes.
 Called end of eighteenth inning, dark ness.
 No Los Angeles game, on account of the non-arrival of the Vernon team.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-10-20


nished with good warm cement floor.
They expect to be ready in few days
to entertain visitors. They will have
to put up with cool reception.
There were shipped from here to
Chicago market Saturday night FIVE
cars of live etock Bert McAndrews
one load of hogs. Vail Mill Co. load
Of hogs. Mr.. Sullivan one load Of cat
tie and NJ. Grenehan two loads of cat
tie. which were very good. They
weighed over fifteen hundred and fifty
pounds each. They should bring .
very high price on the market. Mr..
Sullivan and Mr.. Grenehan accom-
panied the stuck.
Mrs. Tom Sheridan spent a few
days Of last week in Omaha visiting
her sister. Mrs. O'Leary.
Mr., and MR.. Fred Wiener of Char
tier Oak were visiting at the Shupital
homs few days last week.
/ Mr.. Emmett Quirk was visiting il
Denison Saturday.
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WILLOW TOWNSHIP.

Fred Wright purchased new twen-
ty-two horse power International gas
oline engine last Thursday.
Chris Suhr aud Joe Price went to
Omaha last Wednesday and purchased
two car load Of cattle. returning home
Saturday.
Born to MIR. and Mrs. Mike Dugan
Friday, Oct. IS. daughter.
Mrs. Adam Sharp visited with her
sister. Mrs. Ted Cronan, last Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Keim visited with
the latter's parents at Buck Grove
Sunday.
Earle Hall and Ora McElwain
shelled corn for O'Brien's Saturday.
Alfred Coleman visited with his
parents in Denison few days last
week.
Hans Hansen did some mason work
for Chef Hunter last week.
Miss Louisa Miller visited at the
Wilbur Hall home Sunday.
M. L. McElwain was in this vicin-
ity doing some veterinary work last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hodk,n visited al
the John Grant home Sunday.
Miss Stella Arff spent Sunday with
her parents IN Charter Oak.
Raw Noble and Chaa Cnloman nj
Denison went to Dakota last week.
Miss Tillie Weiss is visiting at th,
home Of her brother, George, the pas
few days.
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REDWOOD ITEMS.

~ j.
BARLEY Haley was called to Mr..
John Haley's on account Of the illness
Of both Mr.. and Mrs. Haley. We
hope to hear of their improvement in
health soon.
Mr.. Jas. Turner and daughter,
Maud, we're Dow City shoppers Satur-
day.
Mr.. D. F. Bryan has purchased the
eighty acre farm of VIM. Rule and
will take possession in the spring.
TIL. many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bryan are much pleased to learn that
they will remain in this county.
Miss Hazel Liese of Vail. who is
attending school at Dow City visited
friends on the Paradise few days
last week.
Mrs. Saxon and family visited her
mother, Mrs. Bixler. of Dow City
Saturday.
G. K. Schafer writes that he saw
DR.. Cook. the great North Pole dis
coverer. at the Centennial at East St.
Louis. Ill.
Miss Glassburner has announced
that box social will be held Friday
evening at the Center school.
Mrs. Newkirk enjoyed q visit from
her brother last week.
Mrs. Zeph Fienhold is entertaining
her mother, Mrs. Eland. Of Vail and
/ "a sister from Chicago this week.
Mrs. G v. Jordan has been en- thu
sick list but is reported as recuperat'
ing.
Mrs. Dixon PLATE of South Dakots
was the,guest Of Mrs. +. Fienhold
last Thursday. She returned by way
of Council Bluffs to visit her daugh.
ter. Mrs. Maud Ward, and help care
for her new grandson. Mrs. Wards
frienos extend congratulations.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Ougan and son.
Earl, and Ella Kennedy were visiting
in Marshslltown last week.
Mr.. Ralph Quirk was . business
visitor in Missouri Valley Saturday.
Mrs. Ben Olson spent q few days Of
last week in Des Moines visiting her
sister, Mrs Wagner.
Rev. Father Murphy was visiting
in Marshalltown last Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mrs. A. w. Lyman 6 nd Mrs. Peter
son were business visitors in Omaha
Friday.
Miss Fac Ratchford came home
from Carroll Sunday and spent the day
with her parents.
Peter Ludwig spent last week in
Aberdeen, S. D.. where he registered
in the land drawing.
Mrs. Jack Jones of Denison spent
last week here visiting her mother,
Mrs. James McAndrews.
Miss Margaret Lawler of West Side
visited Miss Adeline Driscoll here q
few days last week.
Mr.. Dan Scanlan went to Dakots
last Thursday to visit his daughter,
Mrs. Malonsy.
Mr.. Osterlund and daughter. Mabel.
were visiting in Denison Saturday.
Mr.. c. I. McKeehan was visiting
in Crescent, Iowa, Saturday.
Mrs. A. W. Lyman was visiting in
Lowden, Iowa. last week.
Mr.. Tom Bennett was county seat
visitor Saturday.
Mr.. Frank Lally was transactinf
business in Denison Satur ay.
Mrs. Tom Fitzeibbons and son,
John. and Mrs. Hawkins are visiting
relatives in Glenwood this week.
Mrs. john Champion and son
Donald. went to Denison Saturday
where they expect to stay couple o
weeks visiting relatives.
MIRA. P. Mccullough and sister
Margaret Dalton. we're shopping II
Denison Saturday.
| Hans Arff and family were visitor
in Vail Sunday. They were going t
Arcadia and when short distance
e. ct of town their auto failed to work
On examination, Mr.. Arff found
pinion was broken. They were com
PEELED to remain here until they 60
q new pinion from Sioux City.
r. C. Langan of Clinton was her
Monday looking after his father
farms.
Mr.. Hill and wife and Rev. Hos
tettler4of Denison made short sto
in cur city Monday.
Mrs. Schwa,k and nephew are her
from Omaha this week visiting friend
and relatives.
i Mr.. Consadine was Denison viz
itor over Sunday.
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Miss Gertrude Downey was visiting
her cousin, Miss Elsie McAndrews.
~ Denison over Sunday. y. - =. -
:. = Yrs. Reel. lsndlady Of the Wallace
House, went to Des Moines Monday.
She goes NJ. e delegate from Missouri
Valley to attend the State Convention
Of Homestexders. who will meet ut
Des Aoines this week.
Mr.. Chas. Weisbrod Of Des Moines
was an over Sunday visitor in our
town. Mr.. Weisbrod was in business
here for several years and has many
friends who are pleased to meet him
John Krall. one'of our prosperous
farmers, purchased an auto last week.
Il appears to be good one and he
and his folks are having many pleasant
rides in it. Some OF our Vail people
did intend to buy an auto this fall.
but have changed their mind and will
wait until next year and buy . fyinK
machine.
Rev. James Murphy of Sioux City
WAS here last week visiting his uncle,
Father Murphy
The public sale Of j. j. Costello
last week wss success. Everything
sold we'll and the total proceeds Of the
sale amounted to nvsr five thousand
dollars. Mr.. Costello expects to move
his family soon to Vail, where he
has purchased very fine residence
He 10 . very successful farmer and re-
tires to take the world easy in the
future.
Mrs. Henry Clsusen Of Omaha ar
rived here Monday to spend few
weeks at the BARLEY Mitchell home.
Ar. Stephen Diahan and wife Of
Hopkinton, Iowa, spent part Of last
week visiting Mrs. Farley. Mr.. Dis
han 10 y brother of Mrs. Farley.
Henry Lamp of West Side was in
town Monday on business.
Mr. Peter Monahan spent Sunday
and Monday visiting friends in Omaha.
Miss Nellie Harmon was . Denison
visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Vennick Of West
Side were visiting his mother here
Sunday.
Mrs. William Mitchell and son,
Adrian. and Marie Keane and Lelit
Quirk were visiting Mrs. Dan Nc
Carthy in Dehison Saturday.
Sheriff Cummings Of Denison mad,
our town business call on Saturda.
last.
Mrs. John Granny and daughters
Aaude and Lillian. were shopping j,
Denison Saturday.
Professor Fousz was business Wis
itor in Crescent. Iowa. Saturday.
Mrs. Woolsopcroft and childrel
were in Denison Saturday on business
III NJ. O'Connor was ut Denison Oh
n business Monday forenoon.
gt Mrs. VIM. Pierce Z. turned from
weeks visit to her sister, who live
III Humboldt coun y. Iowa.
Our City dads had the cslt b 'os
moved near the city lighting plant
u Thsysare having it retitted and refur