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Imperial Valley press., 1911-11-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

(Not Coal Lands-04795.)
department OF the Interior, U. 8. LGnd
once 9a1Ge at Los Angeles. Cal. October "a.
Notice Is hereby given that eenismlo
-, MSksehan, of Ell Centre, Cal, who. on
Ivy :; 1907. made Desert Land Entry No.
ion "a, Township is S., Range Il r. s.
;. Meridian. being Tracts so & 81: -
;; 4. IA =. 9. B. NJ. by resurvey, has
lied notice of intention to make Final
tbove described. before the Clerk OF the
;uperior Court of Imperial County, at
u Centro, California, on the 4th day Of
december. 1911. -
Claimant names as witnesses:
James T. King, Leslie Mcconnell. Har.
" r. Mcconnell, Martin Donald, ali OF
imperial, Cal.
FRANK BUEEN,
Lcc. l. RSs4lDfAr
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Advertisements free.
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR STOCk
Ocean Park lots. l.. s. BOWER.
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE

WANTED RENT 40 TO so ACRES
part alfalfa the rest for barley, etc
BOX II. Imperial. %
WANTED-IMPERIA VALLEY PROP-
erty. Will pay for same with clear,
South Dakota land and cash. w. a.
MckIBBEN, 1907 w. 37th Place Los An
"nIes *72.
no YOUiWANT TO SELL YOUR RANCH?
SDo YOU want to exchange your ranch? List
your property with me before November
10th. | will spend several weeks III Los
Angeles and vicinity soon after the 10th
and may b0 able to turn your ranch. a
l.. BLISS El Centro. 4Gti
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FOR sALE-32O OF NEW RIVER RANCH.
Good for anything. Part cash. Terms.
RUTH THOMPSON. "a
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FOR SALE-LIvE STOCK

FOR SALE-25 HEAD GOOD MILCH
COWS, $40 each. WILLIAMSON RANCH
Santee, San Diego Co., Cal; *6O
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FOR ExCHANGE-REA ESTATE

FOR EXCIIANGE-LAND READY FOE
final proof for No. l water stock. Ad-
dress BOX 121. Imperial, Cal.
FOR EXCHANGE-1O ACRE ORANGE
orchard, trees II years old. Want I'm
perial Valley land HARRISON LAM
co, El Centre. o.
I HAVE SOME CUSTOMERS WHO
WILL exchange first-class property in
Los Angeles for Imperial Valley ranch
might buy ranch property here.
Better list your ranches with me. 1t
will at least do no harm. A. l..
BLISS El Centre. 80 II.
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FOR SALE--4O CHOICE DAIRY COWS.
cash or terms miles east, q south of
Heber. j. o. DARROUGH. If
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FOR SALE-ASSIGNMENT OF 13s
acres, or will deed for s35 per acre
l.. 9. BOWER, Ell Centro. If
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FOR SALE-RANCH OF 80 ACRES, ALL
in cultivation; 40 acres alfalfa; 2 miles
from Holtviile. Also string of first
Holtville.
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FOR SALE-2OO ACRES GOOD SOFT
land, near Meloland, ready for crops,
fully water stocked, for particulars ap-
ply to WILBUR CLARK, Mobile, or
phone 2430 If.
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FOR SALE-sO ACRES DECIDED LAND,
acres in alfalfa; pastured with dairy
cattle for years; $4,000, on terms to
suit purchaser. Splendid ground for
cotton A. l.. STORIE, Imperial.
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guaranteed. w. A. REAMS. Imperial.
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FOR SALE-16O ACRES GOOD SOFT
patented land l mile south of Silsbee;
NV. "A section %, township 16 s.,
range 13 E., s. B. NJ. JOSEPH H.
HARPER, Ramona. Cal "34-tf
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FOR SALE-TIREE STRINGS OF HIGH
grade Jersey and milk strain Durham milcl
COWS. This stock is Al and in good cOndi
ton. The owner will not hold back an!
choice cows. Time given il desired: lieI
on stock and on 25 per cent additiOna
the purchase price is required Persons
desiring one two or three strings, pleaseiad
dress G. s. THOMPSON. II. +, ID. No.
Holt Vile Cal 73
Imperial Valley press., 1911-11-07

'OR SALE-1oo FIRST CLASS YOUNG
dairy cows. all milking. | also haN
240 acres alfalfa to lease with COWS
desired. with p.ruty feed. sowed to bar
ley. viii sell one or three strings
make prices and terms right: cow
paying $3.50 month. l.. &. OGBCRN. .
nlilnS L L CAlnN icO 10 fool NrOn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-03
READY TO REPORT
ON BANKING TRUST
Wickersham Has About Com
pleted Probe of New York
Holding Company.

Washington, August a.-Attornev-
neneEai Wickerhams has about com
pieted his inquiry into the National
clty Company. the corporation recent
~ formed by the directors of the Ma
iohai city Bank OF New York. TO hold
nahk STOCKS. 1t is undcrstood ne viii
~ d rev days send report to Secre.
- ,aa' Macs easA' OF the Treasury. say
| ihe whether In his opinion any trans
erosion OF the national bank law /,
Involved 20
upon Secretary Maoveagh's inal ao.
ton Will largely depend the futurs
attitude of the government toward
concentration OF the banking canital
OF large cities through the medium Of
So-caiied security companies"
me question in the case of the Ma
tiohai CITY Company IS said to be sub
s.ah..aiiy paTalleled in other cities.
Ia a IS SAID the Department OF JUS
nee mas taken cogn!zance. OF the first
rust company. reported to be the "se-
Suli,y company for the arst National
oahk OF chicago. and the first security
company said to have been created bv
the FIRST National Bank of New York
i.ecords In the Office OF the ComptroI-
ef OF inc Currency are said to show
. 800, eS!s'ehce OF nearly 900 smaller and
similar corporations throughout tho
country of which the Department Of
Justice did not know ~hen 1t began
us inquiry into the National CITY CON-.
pany. Noiii-
ohicials of the treasury arc n,rc,,
divided in opinion as to whether the
nRlioha! oaha law applies To The coses
W question. What Attorney
Wickersham's report to Secretary Mac
Neagh VIII be is not known. Mr.. Wick
ersham refuses to discuss it. but in tha
treasury 1t is limited that It Will be
uniaNora Die TO the security company
iaea unless there is bona fide disasso.
ciation OF tho banks and the comra-
niles.
Secretary Macveagh's action upor
the Attorney Generals report viii
hinge upon whether he believes the Ma.
ionai CITY Company to be bona fide
corporation, disassociated from the
National City Bank, or merely n de-
wee OF that institution to hold stock
In other national banks. Government
agents who Inquired into the National
City Company reported .ha. ii an
peared to be closely linked with the
National City Bank. and dhat only
stockholders In the National City Bank
could be stockholders in the company
The company issued no shares of stock
but Endorsed ownership upon the Ger.
tificates of the bank.
Those officials who hold that the
national bank laws cover the case OF
the National City Company. provided
that corporation is held to he a mere
adjunct of the bank, maintain that a
decision of the Supreme Court in 1899
interpreted the national bank act 10
intend that there should be no owner
ship, either direct or indirect. of stock
by one national bank in another.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-03
HEAVY INTERNAL
REVENUE TAKE S
Monthly Collection Slightly Less
Than Last Year From Natu-
raj Causes.

ssore than 3 half million dollars was
collected during Juiy by the Office Of
Collector NJ X. Lowry. Second Virginia
District United States Internal Rev
enue Department For the past year
the collections each month have been
more than 100000, and steadily in
cFess!nC. For the nscal year ending
June SO, 1911, 4 tr!ne less than $1,000
oto was derived from the taxes on to-
oacco. cigars. cigarettes, liquor, oleo-
margarine and others articles and the
corporation tax.
The exact sum taken in last month
was S5S;,2lQ.l9. while for the same
month ot 1910 the collections aggre-
gated s55i,sl9el. The slight decrease
is attributed TO the collection last scar
OF the corporation tax most OF which
WAS paid IN July instead OF June. as
-ia-s- year. The excise tax was coll
leeted last year for the first time. and
therefore there was some DELAY in
Arms making payments
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-03
MAY CHANGE DATE
!. OF ROAD MEETING
President Taft Tells Richmond
People He Cannot Come
In October.

Because OF the inability of President
iait to attend the meeting OF tho
american Association for Highway
Improvement. to be held in Richmond
october 80 and 81 and November 7.
chahge In the date Is now being con-
sidered Efforts will be made this
morning to learn II the President can
come TO Richmond during the week.
of November 81.
A Richmond delegation went 70
o w,nishainston yesterday morning and
sailed on President Taft at the execm-
D. c. Richardson. Mayor Of Richmnnd
Iazeweli NJ. Darlington, vice-presidcnt
9 o. the chamber Of Commerce. and Ma
i piso o. q Hemsphiii, editor OF The Times
look the party to the White Hous.
whither II was accompanied also by
Zee Mceiung, Treasurer OF tho United
.'ales, and j: f. fennypacker, secre-
iary of the american Association ~,
highway Improvement
Will he In West.
u cordial invitation was extended ths
n @ 70 attend the meeting OF
greatest Interest in the WORK s of /, inc
way Improvement. and said he Vas
eei,w "h especially glad to come TO
he fomnd on consulting his note.
me west. and could not possibly at
lena on either of the days fixed for
inc convention. Were IL not FOR M
ne would gladly. he said. be present
Upon further examination Of his
cn,,is' tae president found that n.
b bo,,.. Attend meeting hero IL held
SSe az Novmber II and 49, IL was
oetermined at once TO try TO ret -
~. ~, o,Irssponding change. But Mr. Car.
,,..t, .oh 'cGaiied later that during that
week the League OF American Siuni";
phities Will be in session in this ci,r
a an,i,, he feared thai both Conventions
determined to sec II the yoI'or,,r.
Wee, VIII suit the President. and he
VIII be communicated with nj one.
All the members OF the mart,
much pleased with the cordial rncs,
non ana kindly interest shown IN. ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-03
V|RG|N|AN ROAD
MAY SOON Be SOLD
New York Central Believed to
Be Contemplating New Line
= to Norfolk.
RUN FROM CoNNELLsvlLLE
Railroad Men Speculate on Big
Developments in This
State.

According to beliefs in railroad cir
cies' ii looks like the oft-repeated re
port that the New York Central will
acquire the Virginian Railway will
become part of railroad history.
When the extension of the Western
maryland is built into Conncllsville,
pa.--and 1t is reported that trains will
be running into that city by No
Xemoer lit is rumored that the New
nork central Will building q connec-
tion TO reach the Virginian from Con-
nelisVille. down through West Vir-
s st,aia and Virginia, to Norfolk. The
Soai ana Coke Road is also involved
In the. plans. and it is regarded as
probable that the New York Central
VIII acquire this road also. The CDai
and ana Coke road is 175 miles long. and
connects at Roaring Creek Junction.
near Elkins, w. Va. with the Western
nMafyiand. running from there to
VTnnarieston, on the kanawha River. The
water. w. Va. on the Kanawha River,
and about thirty miles south of the
route followed by the Goal and Coke
10 Charleston. :
contamination of the deal which is
pending for the acquisition OF the Coal
ana iam, coke road by the Western Mary
Schoonmaker, of the Pittsburg and
Lake Erie. New York Central SUBJ
II s.. airy and Richard C, Kerens rccent-'
a., ~ conference. so IL Is stated
at the residence OF Henry Gassaway
laws. millionaire coal operator. who
ran on the Democratic ticket for Vice
siesiuent at one time and preliminary
details OF the deal are said to have been
Mofked out Mr.. Kerens is director
ana Mr.; Davis president of the Coal
wa W. soke. Traffic matters with tho
western Maryland were arranged. ana
me Soal and Coke is using the West.
ern Maryland terminals at Elkins
BiE Pinns Ahend.
me Buckhannon and Northern Rail.
road Will build line from Belingto,,
w. Va on the line OF the Western
maryland. into Pennsylvania This roaJ
Is controlled by the New York Cen
orai interests through the Pittsbure
of qu ~ LAKE. Erie, which owns onc-halt
oL the stock of the Buckhannon, road.
me rest being owned Jointly by the
Ohio 'iho'e ana
Railroad men who have watched tho
o OF the coal Industry In
tteeIare that the biggest chapters in
transportation history will be written
IN TINS territory The advantages 81 n
connection with the Virginian will give
let from the field ga va
me Nirginian which was built by
m, me late II. H. Rogers. was one Of
me greatest railroad mysteries OF re
e ..nt years, as no one knew ali tho
',. nat II was being constructed who
in cash. The New York cep ptra i5 ir
believed to have been Interested in tho
virsinian ever since It was built. Hav
i ns pecome associated with the West
En- Maryiand for an entrance into
further and reach Norfolk with com9
accomplish It,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-03
COAST LINE EARNINGS
Increase shown, hut Overcome by Lnr-
ger Expenditures.

While the receipts OF the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad Company for the
past year. ending June so. state :
ment OF which has just been Issued.
show an increase OF nearly $1,000, 900.
the operating expenses and taxes
also increased to such an extent as I"
work reduction in net receipts from
those of the preceding year. The de-
crease is S92,iSS.3i.
The years receipts were Sl.622.-
4i92i, against s29.slo,267.7s the prior
year. a gain of sl,Sl2,lsl.+6. Operating
expenses and taxes show O total of
s2l,I27, IS6.15 an increase of S1.90i.-
$3.50 over the previous year, when
they were sl9,S23,lls.95. This makes
the net receipts for the year Just ended
S9.s9A. So -? as against S9.9S7.l5o.s3 for
the year ending June 80. 1910
For the month of June, 1911. the
receipts were S2.332i2S.6i the oper-
ating expenses and taxes sl.S49.543.96,
and the net receints SiS2,579.6S. The
figures for the same month in 1870
were: Rcceirts, s2,l?4,9T7.6l: operating,
expenses and taxes, S.l4S63: net
receipts S566.S9S.aS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-03
TO ENDORSE
MARTINI RECORD
Home People of Senior Senator
Will Have Demonstration
Next Monday.

Elaborate plans are in the making
for the demonstration in favor OF the
candidacy of Senator Thomas S. Mar
tin, which will take place at Char
lottesville on next Monday Party
leaders from all over the State ar ex-
pected to be present, although the ar
fair proper is intended to be purely
local. and will be in the hands OF the
nelghhors and fellow countymcn OF tho
senior Senator.
The meeting will be called 10 order
at noon on Monday. In tho event OF
fair weather, it is expected that the
gathering Will be held on the court
green, since II Is hoped by the men at
the head OF the movement that tho
audience Will he by far too large to
gain access to the courthouse 1t la 10
be composed of Democrats OF Char
lottesville and Albemarle county, as
sembled for the purpose OF giving
Senator Martin the Endorsement of his
own people.
Several Will Speak.
A set OF resolutions Will be prepared
and presented to tho meeting, COM
mend!nS the Senator's course in Con-
gross. approving his attitude In re-
naming in Washington during the SEES
sion of Congress. and, urging his re-
nomination. To these resolutions sew
eral leading men OF tho city and county
will speak. The prime mover OF the
paper will probably be George Perkins.
a well-known attorney OF tho Char
lottesv!llc- bar. who is expected TO de-
liver the principal address Daniel
Harmon and Judge r. T. w. Duke will
also be speakers in behalf of the reso-
lutions.
Senator Martin himself will not be
present. since by that time unless the
entirely unexpected happens. Congress
Will not have adjourned
In the event that Representative
w. a. Jones springs some new cam
paign material on the same day In his
speech Al Manassas, Monday %ill prove
a day OF interest In Virginia politics
1t had been fully expected that he
would do so, but In View of his ex-
tended stay in the Southwest. Il is re-
garded now as doubtful II he will have
an opportunity TO prepare his new ma
terial In time for a speech on Monday
General Manager C. 3. Garnett, OF the
Virginia Democratic League. Is in re-
ceipt OF letter from Mr. Jones. IN
which he says that after his two
speeches in Wise county he expected
TO go 10 Russell for an address. and
that he would perhaps stop in Rad
ford on his way East. This. II is ex-
pected. will delay his arrival 10 the
point where he Will not have the time
to get UP a new speech by Monday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-03
USE ELECTRIC HOSTS
City Tangled in It's Own Ordinance In At
temptlng to Grant Permit

tempting to Grant Permit.
App!ica ton was made the Council Com
mittee on Electricity las, night by the Viz
gIn!h Railway and Power Company FOR per.
mission TO string temporary overhead wire,
from Ninth and Cary Streets to the new
Chesapeake and Ohio-F!rst National Bank
skyscraper site, where II is proposed TO use
electric HOSTS instead OF the old style steam
ensnes The section Is in the underground
district. and some doubt existed whether
such permit could be issued. but the
company was assured that Il could go ahead
with the work and the City Attorneys Of
nee would be asked to devise some legal
way OF granting temporary permit.
II was recalled that year or two ago
when the Bell Telephone Company's dyna-
mo gave out temporary wires were hastily
strung on trees and houses over to Murphy's
Hotel annex. where current wns secured
wlthou; awaiting the tormalities OF permit
issuing.
Since II appeared that IL would not take
the entire $1,000 appropriation for extension
OF ornamental lighting westward on Broad
street the committee asked permission to
use sl,eoo. or any other unexpen6ed balance
In placing ornamental lights on Adams
Streets leading to the Jefferson Hotel.
though some members protested that no
lights had been placed about any railway
station. and that many other streets were
more important.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-03
NEGRO DETECTIVE HERE
liz After Criminals of His Own Rnce.
VIII See Governor.

Frank Walker, a colored detective
and special deputy sheriff in several
counties in Mississippi, is in the city.
and VIII cali on Governor Mann with
MS credentials this morning Walk
says he is good Democrat. and nnds
his best friends among the white peo-
pic He confines his work to the cap
turc OF criminals OF his own race
The officer claims 70 have nearly
captured a desperate fugitive while on
train en- ronte from Charleston. w.
Va. TO Richmond, on Tuesday. He rec
osniHed, he says, a man named Mack
collins alias River George" who is
under sentence OF death FOR murder
IN Memphis Tenn. and who broke jail
after his conviction. The man ran
ana ESCAPED on recognizing walker.
ed for murder ~ Nashville. Tenn.
walker has letters from the GOV
errors Of Tennessee West Virginia.
Florida and Kentucky.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-03
TIME EXTE NOED
ON BIG BUILDING
Post-OHice Contractor Gets Ex-
ira Six Months, Running
to June I.

Predictions and wagers to the con-
trary. Richmonds new Federal build :
ins at Main and Tenth Streets. which
Will house all of the government Of
fees. including the Post Office. viii NOT
be completed and ready for occupancy
for al least one year
The contract time when the struc-
ture was to have been delivered 10
Uncle sam was set for November so.
1911. 1t was announced yesterday that
the office OF the supervising architect
a Washington had extended this time
limit six months. thereby allowing the
contractor, j. Henry Miller. until June
!. 1912, 10 finish the work. Between
thirty and ninety days will then be
required for the Installation Of fixtures
aud equipment and II is not likely
that the new home for Federal office
holders in Richmond will be ready for
occupancy until next August or Sep
TENDER.
Labor Law Was Cause.
1t is understood that the contract
time was extended because of the ap-
plication of the eight-hour labor law.
Upon this ground the contractor asked
the extension. which was allowed.
Preliminary work on the building
vas delayed at the start by the re-
moval of the old Shafcr building.
which occupied the corner of the site
on which the massive stone structure
now stands. Slow arrival OF stone
also retarded progress
However. work is now going ahead
AS rapidly as possible. hut there is
practically no doubt that the building
will not be complete for twelve months.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-03
PROPOSED ORDINANCES
Committee VIII Consider Applications
for New SfahlrA

Chairman Jacob Umlauf issued a call
yesterday for meeting Of the Council
IomEniitee on Ordinance. Charter and
REFORM for tonight .at O'clock.
among the important matters in which
TIE public may be interested 10 he
disposed Of at this time are The ~
Ilication OF the John \ Hutchesnn
Company 70 be allowed to erect a
public stable at Sixth and Cary streets.
sHo OF another concern for permits
zion TO erect public stable an Frari5 !
an stree, between Eighteenth ana
S!heteenth Streets. Other pendinr or
chances are one designed to r6guIai .
the sale OF second hand clothing ana
Sh ordnance 10 provide q public seq
IN me western part OF the citv for
me convenience Of merchants who now
paw 10 haul TO tho city scales II
seventeenth and Grace streets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-03
ONE WRIT GRANTED
Supreme Court Refuses to Interfere With
Verdict in Woody Case

\ WIFI OF error and supersedeas was grant
co by the Virginia Supreme Court yesterday
~ The case OF 2. l.. Bemiss and /. NJ WIZ
liTas against the Con- monwealth OF Virginia
a. the relation Of TIE First National lan,
O. Richmond from the Law and Equity
CuEt in"olrin; claim 10 property Nane Il
Ct $50 = bond OF 1900 was required
The supreme Court refused writ OF error
in the appeal case OF Ida c. woody against
Aillism Nosthrop and Henry r WickEam,
receivers Tor the Virginia Passenger and
ft~er COMPANY, In which damages for rer.
sonal injuries were awarded by IN. law
ana Equity Court IN the sum OF 1850 The
accident Is alleged TO have occurred at the
October g. 1915. and suit Was nles an ,h1
hght OF The .as:.g3ate before II would have
beer barred - l.G1at:5m. The street car
company boldly asserted tha, TO such acct
" the attempt 70 show thar certain persons
csc been offered none! 10 ies;fy 10 an ac-
Tloeat wAicA they had not son
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-03
BREAKS SKULL IN FALL
Philip o. Butler Dies as Result az His
Iuturfea-

AS the result Of a fall sustained
Monday evening while attending a
church festival on Church Hill. Philip
Pleasant Street. died last night short
~ after o'clock at the Memorial Hos
pital
The injured man, was taken to the
hospital late Monday night. EXam!na-
ton disclosed a broken skull, and from
the first his case was regarded as
hopeless. and despite all medical and
Mr. Butler, it was said. was vic
tim of epilepsy He was standing on
q pavement. near the scene of the fes-
uVal, when he was suddenly attacked.
He fell, his head striking the curbing
in such manner as to fracture the
skull