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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-23
FIRST PRODUCTION
OF 'INNS|DE INN"
GOES ON TONIGHT
Crowded House at Elks'
Theater a Sure Thing When
Curtain Rises on Biz Comedy
Success of the Season.

It's big night tonight Aiter
weeks Of preparation on the part of
the all-star east and work under the
direction OF Joe Bren Tor the past
ten days, not to mention Keen anuci-
pntion on the part OF the interested
public, the "Innside Inn" viii hap
pen tonight The seat sale has ex-
reded all expectations and it's q safe
bet that there won't be a vacant scat
when the curtain goes up on the
initial performance, this evening,
Many people intend 20 take in the
show both nights and others who sec
the show tonight won't he able 70
remain away tomorrow evening II
they want TO- The sale of seats has
been about equally divided for both
nights and the indications are for n
fun house Thanksgiving evening as
well as tonight
The cast OF characters ina fun is as
follows:
Jim Harding, proprietor Of the IN
side Inn ....... Herbert Asselin
Billie Barton. prospective purchas-
er Of the Inside In. Mrs Winchester
TrXie reporter for the Skeeter-
vile Gazette .... Mrs Joe Brcn
Archibald Sizzle the hotel clerk.
. ........, George RANKIN
Mabel the cigar girl Constance Sellers
Garland Kingston, with Il heart OF
stone .....,........+ Dave Combs
buttons. head bell boy doe Scotu
Viyette Billie Burtons maid .,,..
CONFERENCE.-The. Mrs. John Colbeu
WIN b. Dunn, owner of the Dunn
Theatrical Coz and king % hot
air merchants ..Louis Gumbincr
Reiscnheimer invent
or of the tickling feather, ...,..
... ......, Ernest Landolfi
sylvia Madeline RIPLEY, the viilaga
gossip ......,.. Niolette De Tulio
Lady guests at the Inside Inn Misses
Walton Forrest. Boss Powell, Mado
lyn Winter. Leona Winter Naomi
Devlin. olive Wood Treasure Hart
man and Alma Powel,
guests at the Inside Inn
Mossrs. r. c. Hopkins, } }. Tier
ney, Il. W. Arens, w. y. Arcns,
clyde Kelly. J W. Miller II. Il.
Marsh and Dr. c. u. Kelsey.
Members of Dunn Theatrical Co
Anna Myers Sadie Oleson, Cert
rude BrOdell. irene starr. Ruth
Simpler Mabel Oleson, Marion
Watlineton and kathryn Powell
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-23
RACING RESULTS

~ futIANiltt.
Oakland, Cal, Nov. 22.~-Favorite!
Jared well ct Emeryyille today ant
the LAYERS We're hit hard Blacl
Mate. making his first appearance,
since coming from New York, tool
the feature event Mt mile fron
Noon and Colonel Jack.
Pawhuska scored his third victorS
Of the meeting when he led the field
home in the second.
Results:
First race, furlongs: SMILEY
Metzner Won; Black Sheep, second,
Deneen, third. Time, 1.132-5.
Second race. 5la furlongs: Paw
huska Won; Jest. second; Platter
third. Time. 1906.
Third race, futuriN course: Mad
cline Musgrave won; Hannah Louise
second; Hancrella, third Time, 1910
Fourth race, ! mile; Black Mate
won; Noon, second; Colefet Jack
third Time, 1879 20.
Fifth race, mile and 20 yards
Nebraska Lass won; Dovalta. second
Apologize third. Time, 1:4l 3-5.
Sixth race, x furlongs Sir Ed
ward won; Coma, second; Maxims.
third Time, l:20.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-23
SEVERAL PASSENGERS
KILLED IN TRAIN

El Paso Texas, Nov. ga pas
senger train on the Mexican North
western railway, running between
Chihuahua and MADEIRA, was fired into
last night, and several second-class
passengers killed The number,
names and details could not be Sc
cured, rs the telegraph wires have al
been cut and a telephone line through
the mountains is the only avenue Of
information. Fighting has taken place
at MADEIRA, San Andres and Temos-
sachi. along the railroad. only meager
details have reached here.
An order was issued today by the
Mexican postal officials to refuse adj
mittance to all American newspapers
containing reference to the Mexican
revolution. The postal officers at
Juhrez received the order this ant
ernoon and announced that no news
papers would be accepted for trans
mission to the interior
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-23
200 AUTOMOBILES
CROSS-COUNTRY
TO COAST
Physicians Plan Record Break
ing Overland Tour Via AIbu-
QueFQue to Los Angeles Con-
vention.

r. b. Tubbs. M. D., Of Council
Bluffs. Iowa. one Of the most promi-
nent physicians of that state. and a
motor enthusiast, passed through this
city on the eastbound limited last
night, Dr. Tubbs has 4 large auto
mobile project on foot which, II car
ried out, will take two hundred auto
mobiles across country from Ne
braska and adjoining states for the
medical convention to be held In Los
Angeles in June.
physicians all over Nebraska, the
Dakotas and in other states. said
DR.. Tubbs, most of whom own buzz
wagons, are taking the idea up anu
il is likely our plan will fully m9ter-
ialize 1t viii be the longest train OF
automobiles which ever crossed this
country, or any other, and we VIII
likely come this way, though we are
not fully decided on that point.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-23
EtUAI.ES ARE SENT no
TOWN OF CASAS GTlANDES

FL Paso Texas. Nov. 22.--It is re-
ported from reliable sources, a train
Of state rurales are embarking AT
Chihuahua at this hour 6 p. m.) and
will come TO some point north. The
train is carrying the horses and pro-
visions. As there is no trouble al
Ciudad Juarez, the belief is the men
will disembark at Villa Ahumada and
so west rapidly to Casas Grandes to
try and prevent a reported move by
revolutionists from Mexico North
western railway construction camps
getting possession Of the railroad
property there. The rurales should
reach Casas Grandes by o'clock to-
morrow evening. Casas Grandes is
the headquarters for the construction
of the Mexico Northwestern to MADEIRA
and large stores of provisions are on
hand.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-23

Baggagomen OF the Inside Inn
Frank Kruske, Dr J. .. Schwent.
ker, } - Drummond and VI. Herr
stein
Bell boys at the Inside Inn-R T.
Duke Il. r. sewell C. NJ, Weber
and J w Hesseiden
Musical Numbers.
can numbers written and staged by
doe Brcn.l
ACT l.
Opening chorus Wolk Work.
Work. ',....,,..,.. Entire Company
'On Your own Front Porch" .
4.............. Mahle and chorus
Grand Ensemble THE Members OF
An opera Troupe" ,, SHOW Girls
Tn the owner Of An opera
Troupe" Dunn and Show Girls
I'm Bell Boy" ....... Buttons
"A could Learn 70 Love Nou" .+...
........,,....,. TriNie and Chorus
Hes Me Kiddo".,,.
Nivctte Buttons and BeWerN Chorus
"Why Did She Can Me Schitzel-
buns" ...s Schnit2 ana Chorus
Finale ~ Act l Entire company
ACT II.
Opening chorus. Entire Company
- m = Chaperone' Ripley and chorus
That's the Reason Why I'm Back
Again .....sf...t .'.-..'.s st.ts = trlNle
MonoloRue ..,-,.s.. .,..s buttons
Quartette. Foolish Questions be-.
~ 1'riXie. Nlyette, Dunn and Schnitz
"Tonight WIN Never Come Again"
........s....... .Blllie and Chorus
Grand Finale" . Entire Company
Note No IN Act 2 is a sequel to
the "Baby BOY" song. sung by Mrs.
Brcn last year ana WAS written by
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-23

Vaheed on that town, hut We're mo-
mentarily expected
The rebels at 8 o'clock Monday
morning said Llvaudais, shot down
the police at Gomez Palacio. The gar
rlson WAS sent against them and
many we're reported killed Tho sol
diers were forced 10 fall back. and
when ! left Torreon large force
from there had been sent TO retakc
the town Torreon is practically under
martial law and everything is shut
tight"
Americans will not be harmed. SAYS
Mr. Livaudais, ana foreign invest
mtnts win be protected. Train SER
vice may be interrupted. he said. He
confirmed the report that n bridge
had been burned on the Mexican IN
tcrnational railroad near Iona. twen-
& three kilometers west ot Torreon
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-23
R 0 S w ELL A u TO CO.
Roswell. N. M.

Carrying Z. $. mail and passengers,
between Vaughn and Roswell, con-
meeting with the Southwestern and
Rock Island and Santa He railroads.
Leave Vaughn at o u. M; arrive In
Roswell at . y. m.
Leave Roswell at 1890 y. M; ar
rive IN Vaughn at $3.50 y. III.
Baggage allowance, so lbs. Excess,
IS pcr hundred.
Special cars 10 accommodate any
number of passengers for connection
with all Santa Ee trains: also connect
with Torrance for Santa Fe via New
Mexico Central.
For special service communicate 81
hours I'm advance with Manager j. w.
Stockard. Roswell. Rate for special
car for four, $40.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-23
GUN CLUB SECURES
EXTE ENS|0N OF
IT'S LEASE
VIII Control Property South of
city for Seven Years; Care
taker to Remain on Ground
Hereafter,


At meeting of the directors of the
pio Grande Gun club last night 1t was
announced that the club has secured
an extension from i. A. Hubbell OF
i've years on its lease Of the hunting
nreserve seven miles south Of the city.
The old lease had two years to run so
mat the club win control the proper
" for seven years. The property con-
sists Of about two square miles, a mile
~ which is water, consisting of
swamps and big lake, ideal shoot
inc country. The directors authoriz-
ed the building of two room adobe
houso for a caretaker who will remain
on the ground at ALI times, see that
The roads. dams, etc. are kept IN
good condition and that the boats
don't leak. The duck shooting is said
10 be especially fine this year With
plenty Of wild geese and other game.
The directors elected Raymond r.
stamm permanent secretary for the
ensuing year.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-23
chicago Club Fined 5000.

Cincinnati. Nov. %. ~ Because
brothers of John Evers and Arthur
Holman represented these pay eis
when the Chicago Natlonal l-e"sS ue
club played at OttumWa' iowa, i' o,'
Spptemher O. the National baseball
commission today fined the Chicago
club 5000. The claim of the OF
tumwa management for damages was
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-23

Pittsburg, Pa, Noy PA. e.
Suasser Of Pittsburg defeated Captain
A. r. Lawrence Of st. Louis, so to A.
in one Of the inter-city matches Tor
the national amateur championship
at three cushion billiards tonight
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-23

Willamette, Conn, Nov. 22.--h ouns
Gotch won wrestling match ll"n'
Bob Sommerville of Boston mere 10
night, taking the last two OF tnleV
falls By his victory. Gotch becomes
the possessor of the 130 pound cham
pionshiD belt. won by Sommerville'
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-23
canapbcu Beats Mason.

Philadelphia Nov 22--Campbell
OF Philadelphia defeated Mason oi
Boston in a three cushion plliiaru
league match here tonight by the
score of so to As.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-23
Il yves Ou,runs Trent.

Atlantic City. \. j., Nov 22.-Henrl
st. Yves, the French champion, peat
Joe Trent, of Columbus, O., and Chas.
Galena Of Philadelphia, in 9 ten-mile
Marathon race here tonight by one
mile and two laps.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-23

Jester" aud other stories. was visitor
M Albuquerque Monday Mr. Locke
spent several hours here ana TOOK
dinner at the AlNarado IN company
With friend from london and n
number of local people had The pleas
ure ot meeting the writer while more.
Mr. Locke is "a thofoush- going Eng
lishman ot striking Appearance
stoeped with q peorns manner and
q most decidedly interesting person
age.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-23
VAUGHN BOOSTERS
SELLING LOTS
HERE TODAY
Enterprise Of Promoters In
dicateS Bright Future for the
Town, Which Has Population
of 2000 Now.

The sale Of Vaughn town lots ~ tho
corner of Second street and Central
avenue yesterday and today shows the
kind of enterprise on the part of the
promoters that insures "A bright fu-
ture for the little city. Vaughn, three
years ago, consisted principally OF a
rainway culvert with q wagon sheet
hauled across one end TO keep the
snow out Now il is a prosperous
town of 1000 people and growing
rapidly A third railroad from Las
Vegas to Roswell ~ being surveyed
through Vaughn. which will be the
division point. IL is sure thing that
there viii be a city east OF the noun
tains between Clovis and the Rio
Grsnde, and Vaughn. the crossing OF
the T.. p. & s. W. and the Santa Fe;
will in all probability he that place
In the party are w. ID. McBee. OF
Clovis. and .. Brown. of Vaughn.
owners. and ". r. HerndOn. also Of
Vaughn. II. Scott Knight. Of Alhu-
QUerque. is conducting the sole
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-23
AUTHOR OF "SIMPLE
SEPTIMUS" STOP HERE

William ]. Locke Of London, Eng
land, of literary fame as The author
OF simple Septimus,' Simon the
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-23
Southern Mexico Reported Cui
Off From the Capital by
RevoIutioniSts.

Continued from Page IL
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revolutionists attacked the garrison,
but were driven into the country
after a fierce encounter.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-23

Postmaster appointments in New
Mexico ana Arizona. Richard =.
Dillon az Encino. y. NJ. Maria T..
Drteea At Ranches Of Taos y. NJ,
Porriria Bernai at Bracket ColfaX
county y NJ. Fila ~. Conoyer ct
Lyndcn. Rio Arriba county. y. NJ.
Manuel II. Amado at Amadovillc.
santa Cruz county, Ariz.; Melisa j.
Burgess at Eagar, Ariz The OFFICES
at Brackett. Ivden and Amad0yilie
have just been established.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-23

disallowed because the home team
allowed the game to go on and
profited by it.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-10-01

left San Diego at 6:SO o'clock on Tuesday evening, and arrived in Fl Centro at 2:3O a. m. on Wednesday morning.
 A. R. Abbott returned to Bl Centro on Monday evening, after a fve-weeks trip which included visits to northern California, Washington and Oregon. MT. Abbott visited the klamath Falls country during his trip and there. met w. w. Masten, formerly of El Centro. Mir. Masten has made some fortunate Investments in that country and is doing well. Several other Imperial Valley men are now in that region; but MT. Abbott returns to the valley convinced that this section offers more opportunity to the rancher than any place he saw fin his journeys.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-10-01
SCHOOL AT oeILRY.

While awaiting the completion of a pipe line to the Hedges mine, about eight miles from Ogilby, several min CTS have located their families at the latter point, and quite a tent city has sprung up. By private subscription funds have been raised to hire a teacher and establish a school, and this opened last Monday Later, when the Hedges mine reopens, the school will be moved to the mine.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-10-01
MARRIAGES.

Hunt Forsythe - September 27, at Fl Centro, Grover Hunt, of Chico, and Mabel Forsythe, of Marysville.
 Lloyd -Johnson-September 2S, at Fl Centro, Milton c. Lloyd, of Braw- ley, and Jodie L. Johnson, of Bloom ington.
 VanDerLinden-S Schurch - Septem- Der P, at El Centro, Alphonse Van DerLinden and Freida Schurch, both residents of Holtville.
 Paine Lydick-September "A, at Fl Centro, Frederick w. Paine and Ethel Lydick, both residents of Silsbee.
 Laughlin- Odell-September. 21 at Fl Centro, Lester Laughlin and Abilene Odell, both residents of Fl Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-10-01
OIL MILL MATERIAL ORDERED

Material for the construction of the oil mill of the Imperial Valley Oil & Cotton Company has been ordered and is due to arrive in El Centro the first of the ensuing week The dfder for lime and cement was made through the Valley Lumber Company, and the order for lumber was given to the l.. w. Blinn Lumber Company. The structure will require ten or twelve carloads of lime and cement and fif- teen car loads of lumber.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-10-01
WEIGHTS RETURN TO VALLEY

Harold Bell Wright, who has been working on his desert story in a mountain camp near Redlands since his return from the East, came to El Centro this week to make arrange ments for the building of a new house on his ranch at Meloland. Mir Wright expects to return to his ranch home with his family befor the end of the year. His latest book, "The Uncrowned King" will be published this month. and probably the manu- script of the desert story will be completed by Christmas.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-10-01
LATEST FALL STYLES.

Ladies: Our MILLINERY line comprises all the latest styles and is the most complete in Imperial Valley. If you would save money on your Fall needs, a visit to our shop will show you how. Our stock of Waists, Skirts, House Dresses, Belts, Neckwear, Hair Goods and Children's Rompers is complete. Announcement of our Fall Opening will appear later.
 THE LADIES' TOGGERY
 26-1t Fl Centro, California.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-10-01
DOUBLE WEDDING.

Dana l.. Weed and Miss Hattie E. Paul and Frank l.. Weed and Miss Mabel A. Bartholomew were married on Saturday, September A, at Nestor, San Diego County. Dana and Frank Weed are well known residents of the southern part of Imperial Valley, and have a highly developed ranch in Water District No. 6, 'on which they have recently erected a large resi- dence, one of the finest ranch homes in the valley. Their brides were resi- dents of Nestor
Imperial Valley press., 1910-10-01
LUMBER YARD MOVES.

This week the Valley Lumber Com pany has been moving to it's new office and salesyard at Fourth and State streets. The location is an ad vantageous one, being convenient to railroad and prominent. The conn pany is receiving a large stock of new lumber and building materials. The large dry shed and office are com pleted, and other improv ements will be made at the new place. It is prob able that the old shed and office room, on Sixth street may be turned into apartments for light housekeep- ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-10-01
PATENTS TO VALLEY LANDS.

The United States Land Office has issued patents to Imperial Valley lands as follows:
 To Ethel Ferguson Assignee, tract 176-15-15 (W1z 9-15-15).
 To Albert c. Ferguson, Assignee, tract 141-15-r5, (SE4-15-15).
 To Jefferson P. Chandler tract No. 56-15-16, formerly SWA Sec. 24-15-15.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-10-01
THE FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD
 DANCE

The Fraternal Brotherhood lodge, which has been holding it's summer meetings in the Palm Roof Garden, has made arrangements to resume it's use of Masonic Hall on Tuesday nights and will give dance next Tuesday night to celebrate the change and opening of fall activities.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-10-01
BUYS RANCH AT INTERVIEW.

Helper c. McCord, of Heber, has purchased tract of twenty-five acres of land at Riverview station on the Cuyamaca Railroad, between Santee and Lakeside, in San Diego County, and will make that place his home. He will establish dairy on his new purchase and will erect a handsome residence there.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-10-01
SAETON SEA FLEET.

Woodhouse Brothers, who have placed a pleasure craft on Salton Sea, with headquarters at Mecca, are meet ing with considerable delay in the arrival of material for a larger boat they are constructing. They say they will have fleet of thirty boats on the Salton Sea when their plans are com pleted.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-10-01
WELL ON COZ PLACE.

D. H. Coe has begun the sinking of a we'll on his ranch in Water District No. 5, in the territory which has pro duced one of the best artesian wells yet developed in Imperial Valley. MT. Coe has leased his place to T. A. Smithson, of the Mesquite Lake district, who will make a speciality of dairying and hog raising.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-10-01
ADDITION TO BILL BLOCK.

Work was started this week on an addition to the Bill block. on the north side of Main street. Extensions are being made to the block occupied by the Royal Cafe and the Old Mis- sion confectionery. This change will make each of these stores eighty feet in depth.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-10-01
CATHOLIC SERVICES,

Rev. Edward Schmitt returned to the valley this week from a two weeks trip to the Puget Sound coun- try, and services will be resumed to- morrow morning, at z and g o'clock, in St. Mary's church.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-10-01
NEW UNION HIGH SCHOOL OPENS

The new union high school for the Coachella Valley opened at Indio last Monday with G. w. Warren as prin- cipal. Prof. Warren has taught for ten years in the schools at Eureka and Healdsburg. The school is to ac- commodate the pupils of the Indio, Coachella, Thermal >and Mecca or Walters district.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-10-01
RALLY AT IMPERIAL.

The Imperial County Christian En- deavor Union will hold rally at the auditorium in Imperial, tomorrow at 200 D. m. Fred Schaver, of Santa Barbara, an officer in the State Union, will speak on the subject, Christian Citizenship Short addresses will be given by officers of the local union.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-10-01
PERSONALS.

FEhoOINNL9s
 D. H. Chaplin returned to El Centro last week to look after business in- terests.
 c. B. Sprouse has returned from Los Angeles, accompanied by Mrs. Sprouse and daughter, Bonnie
 N. W. Triton and family have re- turned from San Pedro for a stay on their ranch at the Ten Foot Drop.
 Mrs. J. G. Dow and son, Rex, have gone from Calexico to Riverside, where they will spend several months. To Mrs. Kyle MacBratney was called to Los Angeles the first of this week by the serious illness of her father.
 Mrs. s. l. Stack is down from San Bernardino this week, to look after her property interests in El Centro
 Mrs. F. A. Preston and daughter Marion, have returned from their sum- mer's visit with relatives at Santa Ana.
 True Vencil was called to Salt Lake City this week on business con- nected with the realty firm of Beach & Vencill
 Mrs. Charles Hersee has returned El Centro from a visit to points in Canada, where she spent the sum- mer with relatives.
 Ray Balcom, formerly a resident of this vicinity but now residing at Ven tura, has been spending several days in El Centro this week.
 George Hutchinson and Joe Hamil- ton gave social dance in Masonic Hall on September 23, which was at tended by twenty-five couples.
 John J. Haley, Jr., has resigned his position as storekeeper for the c. D. Company at Ca1exico, and has gone to Los Angeles to take position with the County Highway Commission.
 County Superintendent of Schools J. B. Carr last week visited the schools of the Colorado river territory, includ- ing the schools of Picacho, Laguna and Potholes and the new district of Bard.
 J. F. Hallaw, a dairy farmer from Oklahoma arrived at Fl Centro few days ago with carload of house. hold goods and horses, and is looking for a dairy farm to rent for about year.
 Newcomers from Ballinger, Texas, who have come to settle in Imperial Valley, are E. A. Jeans and his sons, R. B. and J. D. Jeans, and G. w. Tyree. All are experienced cotton growers.
 Miss Fern Campbell, graduate of the Central Union High School last year. has entered Pomona College, at Claremont, for a four years course. Mrs. Campbell at present is with her daughter at Claremont.
 H. J. Messenger, of Holtville, has returned from sojourn of several weeks in Pennsylvania and various eastern cities. While absent he vis- ited his mother, in Philadelphia, whom he had not seen for twenty years.
 H. J. Messinger, Democratic nomi- nee for Assemblyman for the S0th District, started in on his campaign immediately after returning from Pennsylvania, and this week has been visiting various points in San Diego county
 Mrs. s. F. Wiles, the first woman to undertake cotton growing in the Inn perial Valley, who has a large ranch east of Heber, has come down from Los Angeles to spend the winter in Fl Centro. She is a guest of the Hotel Oregon.
 Charles Brazell made a quick trip overland from Los Angeles to El Centro, by way of San Diego, this
Imperial Valley press., 1910-10-01
CONTRACTOR BUYS AUTO.

Balies c. Walker, manager of the Southern California Construction Company, last week purchased from James c. Brazell, of the Court House Garage, Hudson roadster, which will enable him to visit his various grad ing camps without loss of time.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-10-01
MAIN STREET ILLUMINArIoNs.

The Mazda sign lights, which are to be used for the exterior illumina- tion of the arcades on the south side of Main street, from Fifth to Sixth streets, have been placed in position, and tonight the entire Illuminating scheme will be lighted with electricity. El Centro is now one of the best lighted cities of it's size in the entire West