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Imperial Valley press., 1910-10-08
IMPERIAL.

Imperial Union High School has a registration of seventy-five students.
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 s. D. Ulery is erecting a residence on his ranch one mile east of Imperial.
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 D. R. Fairbanks has returned from a three weeks outing in Mendocino county.
 William A. Reams and family have returned from a summers outing at San Diego.
 Mrs. Charles Preble has returned from visit to her former home near Orchard Beach, Maine.
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 Telford Stevenson has taken the place of purchasing agent for Water Company No. 1 which position was resigned recently by Anton Schor
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 John Mckinney has announced his withdrawal from the race for super visor from the Imperial district.
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 Peter Winkleman and family, of Winkleman, Arizona, have been guests of D. H. Clark and family the past week.
 A reception will be given to the teachers of the Imperial school at the high school building on Friday eve ming, October A. Imperial is to have a steam laundry. The site has been secured and the machinery ordered. It is expected the plant will be in readiness for operation within month.
 Rev. D. M. Rogers, Episcopalian rector at Imperial, has returned with hio WhO, dlteI SuiuIl0T VdCdCIOQ spent at coast points, and has resumed church services here.
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 J. M. Dawson left Imperial last week for Greenville, South Carolina, where he has an extensive cotton plantation. MT. Dawson is so enthused with the possibilities of Imperial Valley as a cotton producing country that he will return here after his cotton is picked and will bring back with him several other experienced cotton growers to engage in the business here.
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 Jacob Lorang has been advised by the Los Angeles Land Office to join with others interested in a petition to have their claims resurveyed and that if this step is taken the llocal Land Office will forward the petition to Washington with the recommen- dation that a resurvey be made. This, it is said, would clear up complications in regard to lines and give claimants clear titles to the land claimed.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-10-08
COUNTY NOTES

building yesterday and discussed with the teachers methods of cooperating to produce the best results from the years school work. Prof Smith gave an address on Possibilities of the Pub lie School"
Imperial Valley press., 1910-10-08
EAST SIDE.

Will and Fred Richter are erecting ranch house on their place. They have leased the north half of their ranch to the Henderson Brothers and M. Ward is to have the south half
Imperial Valley press., 1910-10-08

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 Rev. A. IT. Greco has returned to Brawley fpom his vacation on the coast, and last Sunday conducted ser vices for the Presbyterians at El Cen tro.
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 Albert Goodwin is opening a new drug store in Brawley. MT. and Mrs. w. B. Bechtelheimer, of Monrovia, have come to Brawley to assist in the store.
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 John Hoffman has eucaIyptus trees ten feet high on his residence property in Brawley which were planted last April when they were only five inches high.
 Brawley is to undertake systematic tree planting on the streets. The City Attorney has been requested to prepare an ordinance providing for this improvement. * * x l E. l.. Olden has sold his forty-acre ranch on the Tamarack canal, in Wa ter District No. 8, to Robert Bachar. of Ogilby w. M. Bachar and family, of Brawley, will occupy the ranch. X * x w. J. Jones has purchased the Rich ardson eighty-acre tract of land To- cated three and one-half miles west of Brawley, and will improve it during the ensuing winter
 First steps have been taken for the laying of the cement walks on E, G and Eighth streets and on the north east and southeast sides of the Plaza and on Imperial avenue to the new grammar school.
 The Imperial Investment Company is offering prizes aggregating $105 for the best kept lots in Brawley during the ensuing fall and winter. This is the second contest of this kind which the company has managed
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 The Brawley City Attorney has been instructed to prepare an ordinance which shall obligate the Trustees to expend in the business district all money received from levying of li- cense tax on business houses. < x <
 The Southern Pacific has notified the Brawley City Trustees that the street crossings will be graded as soon as men can be secured to work in the gravel pits, where operations were discontinued during the hot weather.
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 The First National Bank of Brawley has bid par value and accrued interest sewer bonds, and offers to stand the expense of printing the bonds. The city has not yet accepted this offer, but the Trustees have it under con- sideration.
 The telephone poles and wires on Main street are to be removed to the alley. The Imperial Telephone Company will eXpend several thousand dollars in Improvements and better ment of service in Brawley during the fall and winter.
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 The Sisters of Mercy have decided to locate their Imperial Valley hos pital and sanitarium at Brawley. A temporary hospital will be opened at once and eventually commodious building will be erected on a five acre tract, and the grounds will be well improved
 Brawley is getting real strict with its City Marshal. The City Trustees at their last meeting had up for con- sideration the adoption of an ordi- nance which defines the duties of the Marshal, which according to this pro- posed ordinance would require him to 1rrigate the streets, prohibit him from leaving the city limits without per mission of the Trustees, except with prisoners, require him to dispose of all stray or unlicensed dogs, to superin- tend all new city street work, etc.
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Imperial Valley press., 1910-10-08

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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-09-30

F. H. Gerrish was up from
Rock Creek on Tuesday.
Jas. Pointdexter returned on
Monday evening from a few
months stay at Portland.
VIM. Rettie of Fossil transact.
ed business in this city on We'd
nesday.
VIM Cooke. is one of the Con-
don visitors at the Roundup in
Pendleton.
Miss Irma Northrup is back
again at her former position in
w. c. Browns abstract Office.
John Hire returned Monday
from Portland, having disposed
of his carload of horses recently
shipped to that city.
+. 7. Hurlburt left on Tuesday
morning for a short visit to his
Kline Falls ranch on the Des-
chutes River.
Mrs. R. H. Robinson arrived
in this city last Saturday even
ing to visit relatives and friends
in this vicinity.
N. Farnsworth shipped two
cars of horses on Monday morn
ing from this city to Bakersfield.
Calf, where Mr.. Farnsworth
now lives.
A. J. Chabot arrived in this
city on Saturday evening of last
week to attend to real estate in
trests which he still holds here.
Rev. DIR. Ferris, the new pas
tor of the Congregational Church
win occupy the pulpit for the
first time on the coming Sunday.
He asks a good hearing on this
occasion. Subject for the morn
ing service is THE Burden
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-09-30

/ drawn he would have been com.
pletely showed under by anti.
assembly votes. Benson, who
was on the fence won from Win.
gate, the antisassembly candi.
date. Kay, anti-assembly, ran
far ahead of Hoyt, the assembly
candidate; Judge Bean, anti-as.
sembly, beat Nc Camant, assemb-
ly; Crawford, anti-assembly,
showed Hart under an avalanche
of votes, although Hart was one
OF the leading lights of the as
sembly; Duniway, anti-assemb-
ly, defeated Clarke, assembly.
In Multnomah County the as
sembly ticket was almost ami
hilated. The late returns are ap-
proximately as follows: For
Congress in first district, Haw-
ley 1864. Mulkey 59S1; Second
district Lafferty 1850, Reed
1896, Shepherd 1924. Ellis run
ming second in the race. The
race for this Office between the
Democratic candidates is very
close with Manning, the probab-
lie favorite over Lane. For Gov
ernor, Abraham $3.50, Bowerman
15714, Dimick 1880, Hofer
GAL; Democratic, Myers 1912,
West 3766. Secretary of State,
Benson 214l7, Wingate 1884.
For State Treasurer, Hoyt 16S1O,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-09-30

offices are concerned. It wasre-
ported for some time that Chas.
Wilkins had received the nomi-
nation but the final count showed
S. B. Couture to be the winner
by only three votes. ]. A. Nc
Morris was endorsed by the
Democrats for County Treasurer.
Edward Curran's name was
written on the Republican ballot
by a number of his friends and
this has decided Mr.. Curran to
becomes a canidate for that office.
Jos. W. Kirschner received the
nomination for Surveyor and will
have no opposition. For County
Commissioner J. w. Dyer re-
ceived the nomination for the
four year term and C. C. Clark
for the two year term. The
name of M. E, Weatherford was
written on the Democratic ballot
for this Office and he has decided
to become a candidate. d. ].
Kayanagh was elected as Demo-
cratic County Central Committee
man and M. Fitzmaurice as Re-
publican Committeeman for this
According to the reports of
the press from all parts of the
state it is conceded that the re-
suits of the election show a
sweeping victory for the pro-
forces.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-09-30
=
BOOST!
For Condor by At
tending The Mayvile
Fair on Condor Day
and Wearing A
Condor Booster
poJ~o They Are Free at This
OouSCs Office. Wear One.

S. C. jackson, the insurance
man, left on Thursday morning
to attend the Roundup which is
under way at Pendleton.
]. A. Thomas of Wasco was
registered at the Summit Hotel
in this city on Wednesday.
P. L. Ham of Pine Ridge was
a Condor visitor a few days this
week.
Edward Curran has decided to
become a candidate for County
Treasurer and so announces him
self in this issue of the Globe.
R. P. Tracey was an outgoing
passenger on Wednesday morn
ing bound for Pendleton to take
in the wild west sights at the
Roundup.
County Assessor Campbell was
in the north end of the county a
few days the first of the week
for the discharge of his official
duties.
Mrs. Nelson Bishop and four
children left on Monday morning
for Gravatt, Arkansas, where
they will make an extended visit
with relatives.
Loui Comini came up from The
Dalles last Saturday evening to
erect several tombstones in the
local cemeteries,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-09-30

Kay 1854. For Supreme Judge,
four-year term, Bean 1859, Nc
Bride 1854, McCamant 1925;
For six-year term, Burnett
1888. Moore 21753. For Attor-
ney General, Crawford 21144,
Hart 10502. For Labor Commits
sloner, Hoff 15477, Orton 15O58.
For State Printer. Clarke 12131,
Duniway 21814.
The election in this city pass
ed off very quietly, no work being
done for any of the candidates ex-
cept by a few of Rowerman's
friends, and the race for District
and County offices was conducted
by the candidates alone. d. R.
Parker, in his candidacy for Dis
trict Judge. received the almost
unanimous vote of the three
counties. For County Judge H.
A. Thiessen received the Repub-
lican nomination and T. G. John
son the Democratic. Chas. H.
Horner was nominated for
County Clerk and it is not prob
able that he will have any oppo-
sition. Elmer Montague received
the republican nomination for
Sheriff and S. B. Couture was
endorsed by the Democrats.
In the race for the Democratic
nomination for Sheriff was the
only excitement as far as county
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-09-30
PEOPLE AGAIN DEMONSTRATE THAT
They ARE DONE WITH MACHINE POLITICS
But Few Assembly Candidates Receive Nomination
Very Narrow Margin Race for County Sheriff is
by Only Three Votes Election Very Quiet. .

Saturdays primary election
has again proven that the people
can be aroused so that they will
protect their rights. The problem
before them at this election was
Of paramount Importance t., their
welfare. They were called upon
to say whether they would stand
by a system which allows them
to select their own candidates
for Office or whether they were
to hand that power over to the
corporations. The vote of Sat
urday has served notice upon the
bosses to the effect that the peo-
pie for q while at least are yet
to rule. Some of the assembly
candidates were nominated but
If Saturdays primary is any
criterion they will have hard
shedding in November.
Lafferty, anti-assembly, won
easily from Ellis, one of the
standpatters; Dimick was a close
second to Bowerman, the nomi-
nee, and it might be well to here
mention the fact that in the race
for this office the anti-assembly
vote was about 5000 greater
than the assembly vote. Had
either Hofer or Abraham with
drawn from the race the assem-
bly, candidate would have been
defeated and had both with
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-09-30
Make Final Arrange
ments to Insure Sue
cess of Fair.
EXHIBITS WILL Be Bet
TER THAN HERETOFORE
Prominent Speakers Special
Days for Condor and Fossil
Condor Band to Play.

A meeting Of the Directors o.
the Seventh Eastern Oregon
District Agricultural Society wal
held in Mayville last Friday ant
final arrangements made to in
sure the Second Annual Exhi
bition on October IL, 10, ant
14th being a success. The
management hopes that exhibitors
will endeavor to have their ex.
hibits in place on Tuesday, sc
that everything will be ready on
Wednesday morning when the
fair opens for the judges to &c
ahead. There will be a short
opening address by a prominent
speaker, then probably the
parade of the live stock and the
judging will commence i'm
mediately afterward. There
will be many more exhibits this
year and they will be better than
last year. Parties from Portland
have written for space to ex-
hibit their wares. Several
parties have written the manage
ment suggesting that there
should be a special day for
Fossil and Condor, and the
management has decided to make
the opening day, Wednesday,
Fossil day and the second day.
Thursday. Condon day. It is un-
derstood that the whole of Con-
don is coming headed by the
May or and the Wheat City Band
and that nearly every conveyance
In Condor has already been en-
gagged.
The Committee on sports,
Bert Edwards, Oscar veatch.
and Jerry Hartshorn, have made
arrangements for big baseball
match and racing each day.
No one need go hungry this year
as there will be several restaur-
ants running, and no one can say
never again" than Mayville is
a dry town - plenty to
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-09-30

Jack Fiske of Arlington was in
this city the latter part of last
week.
A. B. Robertson left on Mon
day morning for a few days bus7
mess visit in Arlington and Roos-
evelt.
Mrs. H. A. Thiessen went to
Arlington last Saturday to visit
a few days with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Weetman
left last Saturday morning for
Denver after spending a week
with Mrs. Weetmar's brother,
D. H. Cottmire.
Mrs. T. Dysart and Miss Katie
Nicolson went to Portland last
Saturday for a weeks visit with
friends in that city.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-09-30
Proceeds Will Furnish
New Library Books
and Other Supplies
SCHOOL STUDEAT-B0DY
HAS BEEN ORGANIZED
With Georgia Searcy AS Pres
ident : Tula KlnsIey, Sec'y
and H. c. Clarke, Treas.

The student-body of the
Gillian County High School was
organized last Friday with
Georgia Searcy as President,
Tula Kinsley, Secretary and H,
c. Clarke, treasurer. Loren
Kennedy and Bruce Hull were
appointed to have charge of the
tennis court and to make a
schedule therefor. The forty
members were all present at the
meeting and it was decided to
hold a school fair about the last
of October. The fair is to be
along the same lines as that of
last year but more complete.
There viii be a Dutch booth with
Tula Kinsley, H. C. Clarke, Miss
Young, Tillie Dams, Mona Ham
and Hazel Schott in charge; a
woodwork booth Hubert Magee
Mabel McMorris, Rose Pullen,
Hal Portwood, Lester Thouyenel
and Edwin Linville; a candy
booth Robt. Fitzmauriee, Daisy
Duthie, Georgia Searcy. Bruce
Hull and Mr.. Bond; a Japanese
booth Edith Ward, Rose Town
send. Edith McMorris, Roy Keiz-
ur and Cecil Hunsacker; a fancy
work booth : Myrtle Downer,
Sybille Campbell, Chas. Fitz-
maurice, Lucille Hawson, viii
Wilkins and Fay Price; q post
card booth : Loren Kennedy, Ell
sic Fitzmaurice, Maud Stevens,
Albert Lamb and Bert Knox; a
Halloween booth : Miss Comings
Florence Barker, Bessie Wells,
Katherine Clarke and Garland
Ferguson. There will also be an
art exhibit under the direction
of H. c.. Clarke and Loren Ken
nedy. The fair committee were
selected as follows: Tula Kinsley
Georgia Searcy, Hazel Schott,
Mr.. Bond and Garland Ferguson.
The funds derived from the fair
will be used in buying new books
for the library and new appara-
tus for the laboratory.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-09-30

4 Cone 10 Gillian County where
The tax levy b the lowest in The
State Of Oregon.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-09-30

drink for man and for beast. and
it don't need to be shipped in
either. There will be plenty of
straw on the ground, free to
stockmen, for their horses and
cattle. The judges that have
been secured are the best on the
Pacific coast, or indeed any
where. Anyone wishing for
space for stands, etc., would
better see or write w. ]. Ed
wards, Mayville, who has charge
of the concessions, Entry blanks
and premium lists can be had be
had by writing, John Stewart
Fossil, Oregon, or calling at this
Office and anyone wishing to
compete can send mail entries
in from now on.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-09-30


G. L. Hoffman was over from
Fossil on Monday and Tuesday.
J. E. Reynolds shipped four
carloads of cattle on Wednesday
to the Portland market.
F. E. Jay of Fossil was in this
city a few days the first of the
week.
M. E. Weatherford of Olex,
who brought the ballots to this
city on Monday night, made a
short visit in Fossil and return
ed on Wednesday to his home
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-09-30
ANNOUNCEMENT
(Pald Advertisements

At the direct primary election
held here last Saturday the name
of Edward Curran was written
in as a candidate for County
Treasurer on the Republican
ticket. No Republican canidate
had announced himself for this
Office which was consequently
blank on the Republican ticket.
In view of the votes cast for him
and because of a substantial
sentiment desiring him to run,
Mr.. Curran has decided to make
the race for County Treasurer on
the Republican Ticket. He mas
resided in this County many
years, is well known and es-
pecially qualified to fill the place.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-09-30
Catholic Church Services

Catholic Church Services
8: 90 A. M. First Mass
9:45 A. M. Sunday School
1890 A. M. Second Mass and
Sermon
7:30 P. M. Evening Devotion
The Catholic Altar Society
will hold a Food Sale at the old
Catholic Church buildidg on
Saturday Oct. 9th. A large
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State Society
MURRAY.

Members and friends of the F. o. Il.
and A. o. f. gathered in the Murray Fra
ternal hall this week and listened 10 an
excellent program
Miss Bertha Cahoon, who has oeen
spending the past week here with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Cahoon, Will
leave Sunday for Logan, where she goes
to resume her studies.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Morris, after a pleas
ant visit of one week here with relatives
and friends, have returned to their nome
in Idaho. -
Hvrum Robinson and his friend have
left for Spanish Fork after week
soiourn here with friends.
Miss Emma Bush of Pleasant Grove
has been spending a week here.
Under the auspices OF the Miller Waru
Amusement company a delightful enter
tainment was given this week for the pnr-
nose of enlarging the building fund
John Hardy of Alma, Wyo, is a Murray
visitor. ~ e,.e..,a
%. w. Carlson Of Murray and Miss Slgrid
Soderberg Of Salt Lake will be married
ar the home of Miss Soderberg THURSDAY
evening, April IA. A wedding reception
will follow. -.
Cards are out announcing the engage
nent of Miss Annie Wallace and WIZARD
G. Bawden, two we'll known young peo-
nile of Murray. A wedding reception VIII
he given in their honor at the nome OF
the brides parents on Wednesday even
ing April 90
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RICHFtELD.

Ricbfield. April 9.-A banquet was ten
dered the forest service men at the ooutn-
ern hotel on Wednesday evening. Inc
Few hotel manager, Mr.. Stoll, gave the
banquet -.
AIonzo Foutz, Marvel .Blcmquist. Grace
Nielsen. Nettie HaWley and Waiter %
den are here this week from the b; L
during the spring vacation OF the DIs
Provo school The latter is the y41uing :
man who won the amateur Wresulns
match in the lightweight division at the
recent Y. NJ. c. A. meet 10
Mrs. Hvrura Hansen entertained twelve
of her friends at an afternoon soelaI on
Tuesday. The refreshme nts ana alIluse
ments provided were of high order
Mrs. +. c. Larsen entert5ined last sun
day5 evening in honor of her daughter
Mrs Cornelius Salisbury, who recently re-
turned from New York, where she mas
teen with her husband, who is studying
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Ogden entertained oD
Friday night in honor Of Chris nielsen
and Waiter Ogden. The former leaves
here to accept a position at SaltalI loI
the summer, and the latter is mere from
MIS- Cornelius Salisbury entertained at
an afternoon tea on Wednesday HeI
guests were old friends whom she oeslreu
10 meet since her return from the east east
Miss Bell Pace of Lea was here VlsltlnS
friends during the forest service conVeh-
w F.. Sheldon of Joseph was here TINS
week from the Copper Butte property anu
brings news Of a strike of gray copper
which has been made in the shaft.
W. r. Core is here from salt Lake 10
omen q new store on North Main street.
n. H. Nielsen of Monroe was mere 'i'iS
week ,,-..tt,, ord
Albert Thorsen, Principal Connolly ana
O Cuddeback of Salina were here on
Monday and were initiated into the mys-
teries of Odd Fellowship.
/. G. Robinson, prominent stocAiiia Il
of Loa, was here this week
Risbon. Hanks of Gainesville, Wayne
county, was an interested spectator at
the foresters convention.