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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08

9 Ii prrintenbcnt @~illiun,
8. Inocrlon hat lebtcn Sonntaa III
ctiler SempercnSpcriununluna Re.
ltritieil, ooB CT oils tSiibrer Der 9pcol
SptioniIten Gin S%obreseebolt boz.
10000 Dollars bcSiebe. Iielleid,t
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ltlgeii 8etrnnfe %lpohlpeisIid, Der.
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be5ohlt.' oarnn lit bud) fem 3meifei.
Iiid) bariiber. ipcr oas 0ebolt be.
5oblt, hat lid Serr anoerion ollsac-
ldrpiegelt. gr bat aber eeiaat, bof,
lctne Socal Option gill bllrdr Die
Stlnln,ert pom airheunitaliebcrn
ge'hlo9en luoroen lei. ullo einioe
berlelben leien alls oen irodencll
Counties bes Staotes. Ios nuIl,
Serrn anoerIon gol,s beionberS uur.
men, ei9enilidr iolIt's i'm irelir.l,
beun CT fam iest meter aeitiren Ii.
leil Gebalt be5icbea,. Die gauge Sc
DIE lit. @eidaii, Aud ,gapit0u sob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08
Cicnims, ocn s. Mar5 1910.
Idt Seiten.
Nfcrban.S cfrctGr @iliun's Stcllnms
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Sn @oibln0ton cr5oblt man lid
Dob Der Snn6lpIrtblhaitS Setretor
gSilion ocmnGd]lt ans icinem Imte,
0oS Cr lett WGr, 1897 iuncgcbobt,
ultaidcioen ,perbe. 9tid)t etlua, ooI
Ger inn Is. S~cbcnsjobr itcbcnbc Adcr.
but Riniitcr ount3s lno orbcttsmlloe
lu0rc. ionocrn Die Findot'Hollinger'
N(ifoir( bot ald) i'm IN ibrc &rclle
ucioacn. Sein Hildtritt ollS Dem
Mute, in Dem cr ioniel fir sic Ont.
mideluna Der Sanbmirtbldlnlt &c.
tbull. miiroc nid)t frcipilig leilt.
Scfrctdr @ilion botte lcbtc @od)e
Dor Dem GongrcBsGomlte it erld)ct'
llen. meld)ea Die Einhot 9allin9er-
Goltroucrle ultcriud)t. 81 Dem Scr.
Dor fam olld) Der grici, ben Hind,ot
oil Senotor Ioaiper geid)riebell.
5ur Sprufe uno @ilipn b%e5engte,
OuB cr Don bent @ortlnut oieiea,
0ricica feline aenntnIB gebobt babe,
etc ocrielbe IN sic Seifcntlidfcit
fam. Gr babe ollerbing6 nit Ein
Of ilber bic Sodlc 9eiprofen. 9tlul
hattie abcr Ir1iibent Gait cine Srbrc
crlniien, bob feiu DETERMINATIONS
Wittbeilllngen an CONGRATULATIONS
mafcn hiirie, oltBer ourd, Die Iepor-
tcmcnts.S efretore. Cob Sefretor
@illon Den 9rief all Scnotor 3olli-
Der nid)t ernItcr gcnonmen bot, lit
ibul iehr per6ndlt mprocn. Goa Yer
ici)clt fonne mn" bird Die Heii9ha-
tion @ilion's 1eiiibnt mcrhcL la9cl
ole @c0ncr bc@ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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lit. llcbrigcnS bolt MOI Millon Der
%ontportlid) bniiir Dab ct lcincn TN
%tergebcncn. Den 6eritmeiitex Eins
dot. Die Gontropcric nit Sefretnr
HotlinNer ilbcrboupt batte bcglnilcl
lnIicn mo benllclbcn nid)t bon born.
hercin ben Mirllb acltopit bobc.
is lit fo,tm on5unebmell, hob Ser
@ilion Ieincn Soften Ireipillig altf'
gebcn miro; omt nllcriuclti9itcn 10
lon0c bic Eind,ot : Nnllin1cr & Con-
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ben breisehn Snbrcn Ariirtolid) ctr-
1eorbcitct mo groBe GrIolae eriiclt
bot mo neil Is ein grobcr Sbcll Der
nnlcrttaniIcn Iornlcr millld,tc. Sbu
luc1cll elmer Sodlc ultS DEM Inltc
III orolllen, III meld)er Der mcltnlls
arGbtc Sbcil Der @cuolfcrung bcS
2onOcS uri Scitcn Eind)ot'S unh leis
1,ca Gbeis. oeS Ndcrhoiis Scfrcturs.
ltcbt ipiirbc Dem YrGiioentcn mo
ieiner Administration itorfc 8egllcrs
ld)oit idoficn. Slunlol III lnnblplr!h-
id)uftlid)en arcilen. Gem E%ruliocnicn
mag Die Sod)c rcd)t linallgellctm
lein. ober bclicr. Den Aeraer bin.
mttcr5ulpiirUen, ula cillcll perbicnten
Ncomtcn Den Strbl Dor Die Sbiire
III lCten. mcgcn cincr Snd)c, 0ie
Gem Snn6c 9robc Gienlic 9clciiic.
Gurd) bos guiiretcu Eind)ot's lit Ole
oiientlid)e Mcinung oili einen Der
iflimmiten &rebSihGoen oes 9nnots
Neicnft lpnroen. ati Die Serihlcuoe.
rlillg unb auslicferung Der Noiur.
id)ote oes Souoes al eos grobldlenbc
@robfnpitol. Nsn ben Regicrungsfrcis
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bebaoen herpurrnicil. iiir bos 2ola
iiuo bic Gnibiilllttnen eli, Seacn.
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beslpcecn nidt iiber 9oro selporicn
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08
&mniannoa Git.

IS iidrb am Z. MtdrS 1910 aunianioa Stt,
aeitebte Satin hc5 ecritorbcneit Soba Stt, I'M
sitter non IS Tabreu ? Otonniet uto ~ Ia
gen. Die 0eeroi9uug finoet Oiitt,ppdl, 9indlntts
Tags nm . llbr, bon oer 2Inbpilg ibrer Iodl=
Ter. Mr.. 1919, Marmtiprb' atuennc, ans lioit, mo-
III Eeriuanhtc uHo Srellnoe ocr Camille ad=
tiHgSopU ctngeidoeH iillo,
6icr urf Groeu must Su Icioct
summer, Spracr S6rlcr5 mo Ec-l.
Nucr Scius iuirh 9id iieihen
Mtit bcs Stnnel0 &rone etfl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08
Suurao Meiuhgr0t.

IS itarb nui 6. Dtdrj 1910 6omrab 9icinharbt,
81 Su6rc alt, G~eliebier Gulie bon emma Wtor0
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GurG iiHoet MittDrdl, Den 8, Mtirj, yladnlits
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08
Murn 81. WuQer.

IS fiurb am Z. Mar 1910 D,arp Il. Miner.
aelicbte Satin bon gtnhrclu Itilllcr. i'm 9licr
bon 81 Subret I MonaicH rTo 20 ldgclI. Sic
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tags bon ibrcr lcbten 9Soblrta. Hr. DO,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08
5pbm +. Gabriel.

IS iiarb am I. MIdri 1910 3obn y. @abriei,
aelichter Satie unn Mimic IL. @abrieI. Jul VII
Ter bon 70 Sn6rcn, in iciner lcGtCn 9SobuiIllg,
3r. 1917. Mcitt 1saBettess trafe. Nic Ncerots
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Itahmiitnge. BON Der ohert qenanntell Mnbs
nhiun0soua eingclaoeH fino. (67-s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08
Dat Qamn Gemeterl,
Cater. @rraue.glpno, nalc sapr.b. Nctnt. Noab.
9etaubiae anftft. Hrad4tuule Gage.
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aeirnoell. llnfer aaeri miro, ipea1 gclpilnf6t,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08

Srptbcm in Woinc bic
Grobi6ition III Die Contribution oca
Stoetcs origcuonmrl iporbcn ut,
ipiro bort INNER nod, goll' unbein,-
lid) pict 9%ctrunfeu. @ic Ger StootHs
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miro, ols blird) ltrcn0e Yroblbltlolt&-
8eicBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08

GnS Neurne in Scr MO
Sc: ua)e G6outcclcr @omn", Dos
Sobncnfleio. Mrb notilrlih itol5
getrogell lpcr0eil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08

MpuIanoS tiivfiide 8Gber.
9esitesie9esdate, pshexe ssesu. etets piien.
(@ea4i1N ~-aaAIaa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08

Sn Nem Dorf bat cin
Observation-Disclosures annbe aus DEM 2os
hcn in Dem or bcid6ftigt nor, 5lpcl
ieibene aleibcr g~eltoblcn, nm Icire
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gcniibcr id)uloig genradt bot. Gr
lit belicr oils irgeno elmer bon ulls.
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Mnnrd)iit %gelporoeu; idl ruiiroe Sc.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08

mo llur oa. MO mlali OaS @oDl I'LL
leres GolfeS llid)t nd)tct, fann mon
bcnte in lGdcrlider Seuhelci BON
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08

III thiSt Oltihi'iiit5, hI ipois W.
Nnard)iIt geluorheu; ih miIroe Sc
ulnno ctluaS jill leioe gctban ba6en."
Sic unl0ngIt ben BENT
aricg3icfrctGr Gifinion crlnlleuc
Srbrc, orrd) lueltbe cs oen nit Gin
foul bon 9lrnteebeborf bctrnlltell Se.
omten mlteriugt murOe, Erpblltte
BON Gorporotibncn 3l f%uuielb lueld)e
g~erid)tIid) fir mlacIcblidlc fruits"
crfl1rt morbeit leien,, lit our6 ein
Med)tsglltndten bes @,itocs.0 cnerol-
allpolts 8iferitom 10 gut mic att
gcboben iborbei!. Sir 0tili Wutddtc'l
bciBt rs. Dob Die Srhrr nid)t Oobin
aliagclegt lpcrocn Oilrfe, ols milroe
Der Infnuf BON .Sruit"sYroblltten
uild) bon @1nolern perboten, iucldlc
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8lollbeu g%cfuuft mo nuf Den Vellt
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ben buben. Gas bcocutet, baB ooa
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ler obcr Nge1ten Don Go%rporotlollen
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Gpmnliiiion on Shnlierolel,
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9lldle bon Shierning iibcr Tolf nno
Seer t~rciflid) oorgcltcllt. Gle Sec
rrapilid)t lulrtt ollf boS &olt III for
pcrlid)cr nno gciitiger Sc5icbulg CT
sic6criid). 0icier gilnitigc Ginilib
hcs Necres lGbt iid) 5ablcnmdbl9 al
Del, Stcrbctoiclm nod)iuciIcn. @uh-
relo Die MittclSobl Der in cincm be.
ltimmtcn SebcnsinDre porfonlnclloell
Stcrbci0ue ouf 1000 Ecrioncn bcin
iueiblld,cn Wcid)led)te i'll ollcn Staa-
ten uno beim m1nnlifen 8cldlcd)tc
in Gnglollo Don Der Mitte bes britten
2ebcnsiobricbntcs Itctig ltclgclo.
seigt bicic 3obl i'll Geutld)lono nnb
Sruufreid,. no Die allgenetnc SecreSs
pilidt beiteht. inierhnlb bieles Sahr'
schptea feillcn Nniticg. lonbcrn elllen
Hiitgang uno Stillitano bcinl mulln.
lid)en @eid)lcht. SIS iterben clio IN
Gnglanb in Alter 5ipilhen 20 nlb 80
Sabrcl mebr Mdnner I'M Serglcid)
sur 9euoltcrln9s5abl mo jitr allgc'
nteil,en Stcrblid)feit ais iii Gciltld,.
lnl,o itnb Nrnnfreid, nnb Gnglano
iuiirOc Alrd, Die Giniiihru1a Der alls
gcnleillcn Scerespfljdt Die 3abl Der
lnDesiGllc III bieiem .aslter pernnills
bern. Iieicr @ortbeiI Der Seeres.
pflid)t .bebel,tet fir Sic 2eiItlrngsIa.
bigfeit .bes Solfs9olicn lebr piel,
henn bie Tcrn,inoerrna Der Sohes.
ialle miro nift etruo ,wieocr eiltgebplt
! burd cine p%eruebrte Sterblihfeit IN
ipdteren SobradngerL ionoern Die ge-
nnllntcn Stouten baben geraoe III
| NON ADMINISTRATION S~ehpuSiohrpl1
Imperial Valley press., 1910-07-30
MExlcANs STOLE MULE.

Victor Rottman, who has been spending the summer with his family in Los Angeles, has been down in the valley this week, looking after his ranch interests. When he arrived here he discovered that last Tuesday night two Mexicans had stolen from his ranch mule vauled at $2O0, and had made away with the animal across the International line into Mexico. The men and their two animals were traced as far as the Laguna Salado, where all further trace of them was lost.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-07-30
DEATH OF MRS. FULLER.

Mrs Salome Moore Fuller, wife of F. B. Fuller, president of the Fl Gen. tro National Bank, died last Saturday night at Glen Rock, Texas, where she had been for several weeks.
 Mrs. Fuller had been an invalid for the past two years, and made a great struggle to throw off her infirmities, but gradually succombed to insidious disease. MT. Fuller left El Centro the fore part of last week for his wife's bedside, but arrived few hours after her death.
 Mrs. Fullers mother, Mrs. Amelia Perry, and two brothers, Marvin and Lloyd Moore, reside in Fl Centro. Only within the past few weeks they suffered the bereavment of another sister, Mrs. J. M. Julian.
 Besides these relatives, Mrs. Fuller leaves the widower and two children.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-07-30
SKINNER AGAIN IN TROUBLE.

Sigel B. Skinner is again in trouble
 Only recently he was cleared of the charge of impersonating a Federal officer by jury in a long drawn out trial in the Federal Court at Los An geles. Previous to the trial Skinner had been detained for months in the Los Angeles County Jail. He took the pauper's oath before his trial, and asked the court to send to Imperial Valley for witnesses in his behalf. He was freed, although many valley peo- pie expected to see him convicted. Now Uncle Sam has his clutches on Skinner again He was arrested on Wednesday morning by Deputy Uni ted States Marshal Durlin, charged with subornation of purjury. Skin ner was indicted by the grand jury recently and was taken to Los Angeles on Wednesday night to appear before the Federal court on this indictment.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-07-30
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY.

As Deputy Marshal Havens was making his final round on Sunday morning, about 4:15, he discovered someone in the store of Preston & Mccartney, and on investigation found Mexican, Manuel Ramirez, making up a bundle of clothing taken from the shelves. When the Mexican saw that he was discovered he feined drunken ness, and was gotten out of the store with difficulty. He had entered through window in the rear, and as soon as he was gotten out he lurched against the officer and then sprinted away. Havens took after his man and a lively chase followed. The Mexican ran into tent near the old well der rick and was found lying on his bed fully dressed but badly blown by his race. He was taken before Judge
Imperial Valley press., 1910-07-30
REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.

The Imperial County Republican convention will meet in El Centro on August 27 to adopt a platform and arrange for management of the cam paign. The apportionment of dele gates for this convention is as fol- lows: Brawley Inside Precinct, 3; Brawley Outside Precinct, 2; Imperial Inside Precinct, 5; Imperial Outside Precinct, 3; Fl Centro Inside Precinct, 5; El Centro Outside Precinct, 8; Holtville Inside Precinct, B. Holtville Outside Precinct, 3; Calexico Inside Precinct, 8; Calexico Outside Pre- cinct, B. This provides for thirty three delegates. The convention is to be composed of forty-four delegates and the remaining eleven come from the country precincts.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-07-30
he Highway Commission of that

county
 Thomas OBrien, of Water District No. 3, started on Saturday night for summers visit to his former home in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where Mrs. OBrien has been for several weeks.
 F. W. Phillips, of San Antonio, Tex as. has been making El Centro his headquarters this week while inspect ing Imperial Valley lands with view of engaging in the stock business here.
 Walter E. Packard, Government Ex- pertinent Agent departed on the af- ternoon train for a ten days inspec- ton trip through Arizona.
 Among the Bl Centro business men who have found reasonable excuse to visit Los Angeles and coast points this week were included D. J. Town send, c. R. Bunker, Clarence E. Co., nant. Dan V. Noland, wife and daugh- ter. C. P. Randolph and others.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-07-30
CHURCH BUILT; STARTS ONE.


 John McClave this week completed the handsome Catholic Church at Holtville, which has been made pos sible by the activities of Rev. Edward Schmitt, and today will begin the construction of a Catholic church edifice of similar design at Calexico The Holtville church is credit to the town and the pastor, and MT McClave has received much commendation for his efficient work on it. The church will be used for public services for the first time the latter part of August The Calexico church will be com pleted by the last of September, and during the fall Bishop Conaty will visit the valley, at which time it is expected that both edifices will be dedicated
Imperial Valley press., 1910-07-30
ANOTHER WHOLESALE HOUSE.


 Fl Centro this week adds another factor to it's commercial importance by the requirement. of a wholesale cigar establishment J. A. Benson, who is located on Main street directly west of the Imperial Valley Press office, has entered the wholesaling business, and is prepared to supply Imperial Valley and Yuma Valley merchants with the most popular brands of cigars at rates equal to Los Angeles prices The advantage of having orders quickly filled right here in the valley will doubtless be appreciated by deal CTS in all the valley towns, and Mr. Benson expects to build up a whole sailing business that will be of no small importance The attention of business men is directed to the adver- tisement of MT. Benson in the Impe- rial Valley Press.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-07-30
HOTEL OREGON ARcADEs.

The arcade and sleeping porch en- closing two sides of the Oregon Hotel has been completed. The cost of the addition is $550O The planning and directing of the work mas been in the hands of A. A. Chenowith for four years an employe of the c. M. Ranch The arcade will be lighted by forty large electric globes, which are to be installed at once.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-07-30
PERSONALS.

Joe Billingsley has gone to Balti- more, where his father died this week
 x x x
 Mrs. T. Pierson, of Water District No. 6, is spending the summer at Harrington, Nebraska.
 x x x
 Clarence B. Conant will spend the balance of the summer in New York and Atlantic Coast cities.
 x *"x Clarke H. Bradshaw, County Game Warden, is acting County Live Stock Inspector during the absence from the County of Dr. c, W. Dawdy.
 x x <
 Raymond H. Saterwhite, special agent of the United States Land Office has gone to New Mexico to spend two months on the mountains near Santa Fe
 John c. Palen, who has been an en- ploye of the Peoples Abstract and Trust Company at Fl Centro for sev- ~eral months, goes to Los Angeles to begin the practice of law.
 x < x
 H. O. Brown has resigned as as sistant City Engineer and has gone to Los Angeles to take a position with
Imperial Valley press., 1910-07-30
LARGE SIGNS ATTRACT NOTICE

The Fl Centro Cold Storage Com pany has placed large black and white sign on the frontage of it's building facing the Southern Pacific railroad; two large signs have been placed on frontages of the ice plant and another is to be placed on the tank of the Imperial Valley Gas Com pany, all of which tends to make this city and it's industrial district more conspicuous in the eyes of valley travellers.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-07-30
ASK FOR LIBRARY BIDS.

The City Trustees of El Centro are asking for bids for the construction of the Carnegie public library build ing in accordance with plans prepared by Architect s. B. Zimmer and adopted by the Library Board and City Trustees and approved by the Carnegie Library Commission Bids will be opened on August 16, at the City Hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-07-30
INSPECTING COTTON MACHINERY

R. E. Wills, of Brawley, and Super intendent Welch, of Fl Centro, officers of the Imperial Valley Oil and Cotton Company, have gone to Dallas, Texas, to inspect the machinery ordered for the oil mill It has been decided to increase the capacity of the cotton gin to be erected at Brawley, so that it may handle the cotton crop of the Redwood districts as well as that of the Brawley district.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-07-30
DEATH OF H. c. WYATT.

H. c. Wyatt, theatrical manager of Los Angeles, dies this week, after a short illness. He was manager of the circuit which included the Holt Opera House at El Centro, and just what effect his death may have on the con- tinuation of the circuit is uncertain.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-07-30
DIED OF HIS INJURIES.

Charles Jones, the negro who was injured in the premature explosion of a blast at the Maxey grading camp at Andrade about two weeks ago, and who had his leg amputated at the Yuma hospital where he was taken after the accident died there last Thursday morning from blood poisoning.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-07-30
GOOD HONEY PRICES.

Members of the Imperial Valley Bee Keepers Association have been sell ing honey this season for six and a quarter cents per pound. The bee industry has increased probably fifty per cent in Imperial Valley during the past year.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-07-30
COMING HOME OVERLAND

Vaughn Azhdarian has received a letter from Phil w. Brooks who is now in Boston stating that he will leave Boston on August 1st accom- panied by his father in a touring car and will make the trip from Bos- ton to El Centro overland.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-07-30
RANCH NEAR HEeER SOLD.

Arthur Fuller has sold his 920- acre ranch one mile west of Heber to In gram & Isom, stock men of Ventura and Santa Barbara counties The purchase price was s125 per acre. The new owners expect to make large shipments of stock to Imperial Valley from their northern ranches about October 1.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-07-30
WILL BUILD ON SWANSON TRACT,

J. D. Hamm, an employe of the Holton Power Company, has purchas- ed lot in the Swanson tract and will erect a hollow tile house thereon for his own home this fall. His wife and children have returned from q summer outing at Redondo Beach.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-07-30
sLAIsoELL PERJURY CASES.

Two cases against Hiram w. Blais- dell in the United States District Court, in which Blaisdell Is under indictment on the charge of perjury in connection with Imperial Valley land cases, have been set for hearing for December 13.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-07-30

NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE, drop head, ball bearing, $35.00 up
 on easy payments. EL CENTR0
 MUSIC co. 15-8t
Imperial Valley press., 1910-07-30

Ranchers in need of help are invited to address or call on F. J. Sweitzer, Manager Labor Department for J. R. Loftus Co.,, Fl Centro. 13-tf
Imperial Valley press., 1910-07-30
AdVertiSen1ef
 
LOST. FOUND, SPRAYED, STOLEN.

STRAYED-One fiea-bitten gray mare, 1050 pounds, K. E. R. brands,
 old wire cut on breast; wears halter also one bay mare $50 pounds, no brands; white star in forehead. h. form W.R.Farme ,Silsbee, Cal. 14-tf
Imperial Valley press., 1910-07-30
BY AUTO 10 LOS ANGELES.

Fred Fuller, George Carter, Percy Carr and Earl Carpenter made an overland trip by automobile to Los Angeles the fore part of this week.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-07-30
THE WEATHER
Date
WATER IN THE RIVER.

Mean daily gage heights and dis charges of the Colorado River at Yuma, Arizona, for the week ending Saturday. July 23. 1910.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-07-30
GRAND JURY.

Foreman A. W. Swanson issued a call for the convening of the Imperial County Grand Jury yesterday to re- ceive the report of the expert on the books of county officials.