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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-29

lot Of good bedding. If you have any
thing to sell bring It to this sale and
we will sell it for you. Terms cash.
Col. Nj. NJ. Kendell, auctioneer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-29

thu ln0 % thought was based On ne
premises that Huerta = % strongly IN
tSonchsd In the capital and tie states
which ~ controls % 70 defy disledge-
ment BY an the revolutionists IN the
country. The reports received In the
last few weeks indicate that the rsvo-
advance on the Mexican capital: that
with plenty Of arms and ammunition
they ore numerically too weak to &C.
complish the overthrow Of Huerta un-
less It Il done with assistance Of a
force In tho capital. Just AZ Nader0's
overthrow was accomplished.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-29

IOWA LANE DIS.


For Sale--TWo good farms, beonging
to the Graham estate. one eighty
acres improved the other III aires.
well improved; both are well located.
For further particulars write c. e.
Graham, Eidora, Iowa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
Frederick
Grin Bartlett
\, !

fancy IF wanted take the trouble
OF
polk
is don't interrupted How
lncone-
fence o stripes"
CHE shuddere at the do actually
look the and not the goods ms
marked down rom
had retorted
Miss mi his raise anyhow
Of Isle thread stockings II
hand
stockings needing darning Mis- Son picked
herself the
ghbng chair enjoying herself She SKINNED lightly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
Illustrated BIZ
I'd #, uttl frederick

ONSI DERED purely business point of vew-and as
she had right view the affairs OF
other chfMiSs Smifhon made mistake
whe she hel ped of Adding Machine tom
pany double his salary 10y giving him Through her room
Notary. alias The Wise ONE advice based
upon personal observation al the Hotel
of her best clients, for II enabled
office and employ enographer of his
fresh a that Miss Smith~on knew this Miss
depended her bold brown eyes than
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26

little fool kept Of The Duchess under
affected Xix stockings and used mp enough k
eraser to sa q
he'd T. said Mi SmthSon 70 her
the had settled
for
someone perfectly with for her
Of Of
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03

g., IA, District court Of Brrualilio
County. state ot Sew McN.ru.
. - -, 49, '''' 80 9OO5
Gardner Brothers. Defendants,
Jesus Maria SandoNHl lntcrN'h
Under and by virtue of an orde'
and decree at the above named court
made ana entered on the lith day ol
December. 1919, T. the undersigned,
nv said decree and order appointed To
make sale at the hereinafter d'
scrihrd personal property as special
master. give notice that ! VIII ON ne
18Th dny of January, 1918, a. tho
hour ct 1900 o'clock, at $40 North
First street. In the city a. Albu-
uucr1ue. County uf BernaHllo. state
OF New Mcxlco sell 60 the highest
aud best bidder tor cash. the follow
ing described personal property, To-
Gated az the above named street ad-
dress:
one Iipo walrath Broom Sewing
Machine, two broom winders, one
hurl cutter; one sizing machine; one
seoder: one II. T.. dynamo 1000
broom handles. also all broOms man
ufuctured or In process OF manufac-
tuTe and all other stock, tools, Tx
lures and machinery used I'm the husi
ness Of manufacturing bro'ms In said
city OF Albuquerque ana located az
above named address.
Said property being sold 10 satisfy
the aforesaid judgment of tho sum ol
st3i.27 and costs ana the sum o
t22O accrued rent due said lntorvcn
or. and the HCcruing rent ON sal,
premises at the rate ~ $50 pei
| month until above described propertl
| D. sold. n. ~. CORNELL.
Special Master.
Mann & Ncnable Attorneys fo
| ulaiutin
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03

chicago. Jan 3 Wheat advanced
today in response 20 reports that thu
weather u the winter crop belt was
mlinl, clear and cold Firm cables
and lack of selling pressure aided tho
uuturn. The opening WIS shade
lower Co a., up. May started 80
pligC. 90 loss Of a sixteenth, and then
rose tu nl7.r. The close was steady
with MAY zee lower at 9lh W9i A o..
Nay corn opened shade TO "
higher at istsc to tNfs 1850, and
mounted 80 tNAc. The close was
0rm at tNtatrtA sc for MaN sc over
last night
MAY oats which started unchanged
~ sixteenth on at 32A ~ 32isc TO
31f.C. advanced 20 33y.
Provisions took the up grad" with
hogs First sales ranged from last
nights level tu IHc higher, includ-
ing MAY A. $500 for pork, S2.'- ~ ~
for hard, and taG5is to s9.6i =
rpTO for ribs closing prices
wheat MAY 9litNHlhc. july
gAt,. Sept, NNk,.
corn MaN. tN'sHiN"s,, JuN,
tpfsr. Sept, lohv.
oats MAY 324 93g7sc, July % %
u3gr. Sept, 3-lsC.
Pork Jan. fii6U. MAY tIN.6i g.
Lard Mal, ta.N2ls.
ribs Jan, se65, May $40.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03
SEEKING DAUGHTER
OF DEAD WOMAN
IN NEW MEXICO
Woman Who Died in Poverty
With $4,000 on Body BE-
lieved to Have Relative in
This State.

search Is berg made IN the
southwest Tor a daughter ~ the late
Mrs. Sarah Johnson who died Christ
mas eve IN St Louis apparently in
ahjoCt poverty, yet upon whose body
was found bag containing over
$4,000 iu cash and three gold watches.
The Rev. John Dooly Of oxford.
Mass, writes The Herald requesting
that further publicity be given ths
matter boo the hope that the daugh-
ter may hc located The Associated
Press dispatch telling OF the death pl
Mrs. Johnson was as follows:
~ Louis Doc. 90 Examination ~
the body ct Mrs Sarah Johnson. who
with her siStcr Miss Mary Scott. die I
ot pneumonia Christmas eve, appar-
entity In dire need. revealed q baB
around her waist containing $6.60t ,r
cash ana three gold watches.
In Miss SCOTS effects were found
deeds and papers showing bank dc.
posits.
Little is known of the sisters.
They arrived two weeks ago at the
address where death occurred. both
suffering from colds which developed
into puouwunp. They refused go
ha," mcdl.ul attention because ~ tho
cost. aud oven declined a. go to a
ii." hospital
Although living ir the same rooms.
fI., slept len single beds and used
s,ppruf, tables dishes ana silver
ware Buls wen. divided evenly he
tween them.
IN the dc'iriuu preceding death,
Mrs johnson spoke of daughter
living 100 Sew M,Ni,u aud 81 20 sister
In Pueblo. colo Th, elder woman
WAS about 80 lotrE ola und Miss
Scott had remarked tina, she was
/ uUnsFg thuU 40 "
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03
The Markets
WALL STREET.

Ncw York Jan. london prices
we're generally not up To- the close
here Yesterday and tho bears nttrib-
utrd hesitation abroad 10 dissHtisfnc-
ton over thc progress of the peace
negotiations International stocks,
however, showed less weakness than
other issues. aside from Canadian pa
'inc. which lost large part 81 yes
t'rduy'H extended gain. Concentrated
pressure against several minor stocks
had some influence in depressing the
general level Covering operations
pulled up the important issues strong.
Is before noon.
BpndS were steady
Trading became dun on the rally
aud fluctuations were mostly unim-
portaut Western Maryland prcfor-
rcd, concerning which some doubt ox-
i.ls as Co the muintcn. nee % divi-
dcuds, dropped six points. Currency
movements for tho week show an APP
parent cash gain OF tIs,yGo.OO0 from
the interior !, ls ,Npv.,cd, however.
that this gain viii bee largely offset
hy january I dishurs, by local
Institutions.
Passing the dividend OF Rc'' sugar
cost It over i've points. me p'ica fan.
ing to- igis Active sciuas - the
g"u'rh list followed tins announce
moni Reading Union f..iii'. steel
AmHlgamatod and other .hares s"ld
, point or more below Yesterdays
closing
The market closed weak Consid-
'rnhio weakness developed In the
closing hour If business and ycEter-
days advances were Cancelled. Spec
ulnt,ve sentiment was besrish. ewing
go the failure of the recent rise 10
produce amy marked revival of out
side buviUg Speculation CT unfayor-
able rumurs regarding various prop
critics ALSO foStcr"d bear selling.
Union Pacific. HcnN &. the copper
stocks aud steel hgu,nd conspicuous
ly in the days dccllncS Closing
prices.
Nmalgum1tcd. ISM,
Sugar ii5A
Ntchison iO67k
Sew York Central. lONE.
Beading. l66a..
Southern Pacific 1855.
Union Pacific, 1879.
steel tTN
Steel pfd no.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03

n 1000. western steers, $500 a. 800.
western cows, t3.TUHGaO.
Hogs Receipts $500, market
strong to 5c higher, bulk uf sales.
heavy. &1.35m 1.t5, pack
ers and butchers, t1.25p 80, light
fT.cOn7.3O. pigs. $500 $50.
Sheep --Rsccipts 1000. market
STEADY. muttuns. tt.0Om $50, ambs.
81 00RSsO: range wcthcrs ana yonf-
HnFs. tt50n $50. range ewes. tj.OO
a J.s3.
~. Louis SpeitCr.
81 Louis. Jan Lead nrm, 81 20,
spcitcr nrm. f720.
The Metals.
NcN York. Jan. 3--Coppsr quiet
standard spot 10 March, Si5.l2H
1881.
Tin quiet spot, t5o.so95 o.su. Jan.
s5p.3Oa $3.50.
Load quiet N,' bid.
Spcltcr quiet f1..ow 80.
Iron quiet and unchanged.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03
Personal Property Loans.
ToSTT RI 1 r-JSI,'''1''''>''

On furniture. pianoA orGanA horses.
wagons and other chattcEs also on
salaries ana warehouse receipts; a.
low az 5000 ana az high az $4,000.
Loans are quickly maze ana strictly
private. Time--one month 20 one
year given. Goods 10 remain IN your
possession. our rates are reasonable
CAL and zee Ne before borrowing
Steamship 'icketa 10 ana from ali
parts OF the world
PRIVATE OFFICES-Open RVonin@B
THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN co.
Rooms and .. GFoug Building
SO3 y West Central Avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03

81 Louis. Jan. Lead nrm - 20,
spcitcr firm f1.gU.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03
Prmc Mim.tcr,- Dnmahlrr Arrive.

Washington. Jan Miss Violet
Asquith. daughter of the prime min
lister ~ Great britain, and Lady lsi-
bel Maria countess Of Aberdeen, vito
pf the lord lieutenant ot ireland, haFv
arrived here 20 bee the guests for
few DAYS at The British ambassador
and Mrs Bryce Many entertain
mcnts and social functions have boon
a,fangcd In their honor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03
BEHOLD THE LITTLE
WANT AD-

u ,,Ists tOu only few dimes: but u
hringcth iu Joy ana gia,in',~- and re-
turncfh hundrcdfold. The Little
Wnnt Nd mnkcth little noise hut Il
r,Tmaincsh always on the job; Il inter-
vicweth everybody In town aud it,
message stiItkc1l the indifferent aud
tho scOfIer fairly Nctaccn the lamps.
The Want Ad - small hut its consc-
uucncCs arr mighty. And forget uiOu
not my son that II sccth MORE PEO-
Isi.E IN \ DAY THAN YOU CAN
SfcE IN 4 MONTH.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03

washington. Jan o The navy de-
partm,nt announced today that trans
Atlantic steamship lines have agreed
to move their tracks sixty miles To-
the southwark In order 10 avoid l''-
hcrgs the change 4" become 'u''''''
Ian. IS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03

- Louis Jan. g WOOL steady
t.uitory ana western mediums. II ~
gs,. uuc mediums. l2H zoe, hhc, 10
ulIu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03
FOR SALE

Desirabl, business property. I'm"
proved ed unimpgoyed.
$500 a-roum cement block, mod
ern, corner In Highlands, on car
line.
siS00--s-room double frame. bath.
electric lghts. furnished. corner lOl
near shops; rents for $50 per month:
5000 cash. balance = per cent
ta.ss0--s-roVn. 2-story frame dwell
ling. bath. electric lights; corner lot:
sth ward on car line.
tg.a00--e-room brick, modern. cor
ner. shade. outbulldings tth ward;
terms.
f.00o--a-room, story brick. mod
ern. corner lot West central avenue.
$1,000 cash. balance s per cent
t2,00O--b-room frame. modern; 80
foot lot; fourth ward. near car line;
teoO cash. balance easy payments
MONEY TO LOAN
FIRE INSURANCE.
A. FIeisc her
iIi SOUTH FoURTH STREET
Next IA I'Ostofsice. Phone GA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03

on MondaY the 6th dhY ~ Jlnuary,
1913 at 10 o'clock "a. an. In front Of
the city Jail on North SECOND street
I Will sell one bay horse, about ~
years old. will welsh about 500
pounds. both hind feet white white
spot ca Forehead; enlargement on an
l,lo of both front feet has sore hack.
THOMAS McMlLl.IN,
city Marshal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03

Dhtrpso Jan 3.-Csttlc Receipts
p.5uu. market slow. weak, bcevca'
t,sUnsgp. Texas steers, At.taW
$50. western steers. $3.50 100
checkers and feeders ti.sjM $50,
cows aud hclfcrs, S2.s5W 800 calves
81 sou 1850
Hogs Receipts 5000, market gen
orally ic higher than Thursdays aN-
craze. light. t7.2am 7.55; mixed, 81 20
1sg0. heavy. f1.25m = 60; rough
s5e5mT35. pigs t575n Ii5; bulk oi
stlcs, t1I5m 7.55.
sheen Receipts $4,000; market
steady 90 strong. native, Sl35W so
western. &iaGfti.aO. yCarliuRs. 50 u
AFRO. native lambs, $4,000 $40
Western lambs, SG.g5HS.1,,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03

Kansas city Jan. Cattle Re-
rcipts 1000, including 500 south"rns
market steady; native steers. At.'' a.
p25. southern steers, &'.2Dm 100,
southern COWS and heiters. $3.50 =
q ab: native COWS and hciiers, Sa.7h1
10: Aockcts ana feeders, $4,000
100, bulls. St5og 500, calves se'''
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03
Santa Fe Copper.

1Ouotauou furnished hy LOGAN n
Bryan. Board of Trade. ChragoD
Boston. Mass. Jan 3--FitW. shares
of santa Fc copper closed today AZ
.--N The stock CLOSED at $50
ia
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-10
Big Dredge Sinks

CaleXIcO Chronicle: The California
Development Company's biz dredge
"GammO" sprang a leak Friday night
while working a short distance. above
the east side heading and sank to
the bottom of the river just at mid
night, 26 minutes after the leak was
discovered.
This dredSe was built in 1904 at a
cost Of about $4,000. It is about
thirty feet by eight feet in size, with
depth of six feet six inches, and
weighs about $50 tons.
The work of raising the big dred@e
will prove interesting. California De-
velopment Company engineers plan to
build jetty just above the spot where
it now lies under water and sand. The
jetty will throw a sand bar about the
machine which will in few days be
completely surrounded. AS soon as the
sand envelops the dredge and forces
back the water it will be dug away
from it and the-leak repaired while il
lies in a hole similar to a Golfer dam,
but which has been made by the ele-
ments of the river. After the leak has
been repaired the water will be turned
in and the dredge floated and put to
work again.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-10
REFRIGERATED GUESTS TO
: Be KEPT THROUGH SUMMER

Some time since an unknown waG
on the coast started story that the
new hotel for Ell Centre is to have
cold storage facilities for the sleeping
rooms. This yarn has since then been
going the rounds. and now C.. n. Perry
has found it in amplified form treated
seriously in Popular Mechanics.
There is one feature of this Slor!
which is not amply developed. That
is the grand opportunity afforded tht
landlord. For instance, If at any time
trade goes slack, he can turn on q
little more arctic draught and keep his
guests for months at time in hiber-
nation. thus making sure to have a fU.i
house at all times. Along in April, for
instance, lie can put hundred guests
under refrigeration and hold them un-
Ill October. six months being The limit
under California law for cold storage
When released in the fall he will ma
turally have a good bill to present
against each of them, and great pros
pcriiY will prevail.
The story as related in "pUpular
Mechanics" is thus abbreviated:
~ cold storage hotel is to be built
at Ell Centre, Cal. which is situated
$50 (Rats!) feet below sea level in
the center Of the Imperial valley, and
is considered by the United States
weather bureau to be the hottest city
in the country 1.-TWO RaisM. Yet the
development of the surrounding terri
tory brings many visitors the year
round, to accommodate whom in COM
fort a company is now building a hotel,
at cost of St50,000. that will have
cooling system throughout the build
ing, Ill every room. and even in every
bed. The cooling pipes will he every
where, the bed frames being made of
them. The walls. floors and roof of
the building will he double. and will
contain vacuum spaces throughout.
The company guarantees the house will
be delightfully."- cool in the hottest
weather, and that the guests will be
comfortable. and eggs and meat sweet
and fresh even when the thermometer
ranges around the l20-degree mark
lThree Rats!l for long periods. The
hostelry is to be ready for use this
summer"
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-10
Lobbyist TestifieS
rBY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS

WASHINGTON. June iO.-EX-Gov-
crnOr Carter of Hawaii was a witness
at the ''msidious lobby" investigation
today. He said he was sent to Wash
ngton by the Honolulu Chamber of
Commerce. He testified that he in
serted advertisements in the ncWspa-
pcrs opposing free sugar. the adVer-
tiscmeuts being first examined by the
New York agents of the Hawaiian SUI
gar concerns. lie said he raised money
to prosecute the campaign by assess
inE every sugar grower in Hawaii. His
expenses We're about 100000.
I'VE propose to carry our prUpa-
ganda as far as we can. We must
save the land Of our birth" Garter
continued 'SeVcnty-tfVe per cent of
our revenue comes from sugar We
have $4,000 children to educate and
under the proposed conditions we can
not do it, You tell us TO raise cocoa
nuts. but we cannot. | might tell you
Of my treatment at the White House,
but what is the use. | called there
and tried to make an engagement for
the Hawaiian delegation, but the pres
ideni's secretary refused. Then, as a
citizen. | asked to see the president.
and was given permission to see him
Wednesday. The secretary then told
me the presidents mind was made up
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-10
Publicity Law Valid
[BY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS1

WASHINGTON. June 10.-The su-
preme court has declared valid the law
requiring all newspapers to publish
statements of their circulation and
ownership. Under the decision all
newspaper reading notices must be la
beled as advertisements.
COnstitutionality Of the publicity
law" was attacked by the Journal OF
Commerce and the Lewis Publishing
Company Of New York, the latter being
publishers OF the Morning Telegraph.
in test suits against Postmaster Gen
eral Hitchcock and Postmaster Morgan
of New York. They declared the new
law abridged the freedom of the
press" and asked for an injunction to
avoid compliance with the new regu-
lations. The government contended
that the new law, passed in the post
office appropriation bill August 2i.
1912. did not bar the papers violating
it from the mails, but that it cut off
their -cent-a-pound mailing privilege.
Postmaster General BurlesOn and Al
tOrney General McReynnlds recently
were enjOined by the court from en-
forcing the new law until it could rem
der the decision given today.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-10
ANNUAL SUMNER FLOOD
APPEARING IN THE COLORADO

The annual flood in the Colorado is
now appearing, and during the next
three weeks the stream Will carry a
great quantity of water. Reports at
hand tell of flow Of $500 second
feet, or 2,790,000 miners inches. Big
as this stream is. the river has been
known to carry almost three times that
volume Of water for a short period, and
Of course before this flood is over
the volume will be increased greatly,
for the crest Of the flood is looked for
about June 30 each year.
Before This valley was occupied, each
year there was a great area Of LAND
below the international line which was
Hooded by the overflow water, this
water finding its way through New and
Alamo rivers into Mesquite lake and
SaltOn sink.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-10
Deferred Marriage
IBY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS

NEW YORK, Junie t0.-Jerc knode
Cooke, unfrOcked Hampstead clergy
manman, and Floretta Whaley, with
whom he eloped SIX years ago. We're
married today in Stanford CT, by
Justice of the Peace Francis Upper
They returned Immediately to New
York to greet their two children
Cooke declared at is the happiest
day of our lives"
Asked whether She would advise
other girls to do as she did, Mrs.
Cooke sounded a solemn warning
against unwedded love. She declared
that while her case was an exception,
the majority We're dismal failures.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-10
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
VOTED FOR WATER SERVICE

preston Of the slow going policy by
the few it would have looked too much
like an irregular election.
The water system is being conduct
ed at profit by the city and the profit
is being used to make improvements,
but for the projected extensions, cover
ing new portions Of the city, the bond
issue had become a necessity.
plans will now he worked out in de
tail with a view to having everything
in readiness for work in the early fall.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-10
Makes Great Flight
CBY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS

VIENNA, June t0.-With the in
ventor aboard, Count Zeppelins great
Munich today, where it landed after
sending a wireless message that it was
short of gasoline. The airship reached
here yesterday, the emperor receiving
Zeppelin.
BERLIN. June t0.-EstahlishinG q
record Of GA miles in 7 hours I min
utes, Marcel Des MOulinais flew from
Villa COublay to JOhanniSthal.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-10
Must Stand Trial
Try UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS

WASHINGTON. June 10 The su-
preme court today affirmed the decision
Of the New Jersey courts dismissing
the application of Porter CharIetOn.
who murdered his wife. formerly Mary
Scott Castle Of San Francisco, for a
writ Of habeas corpus to prevent his
eXtraditiOn to Italy to stand trial. The
decision came three years ago today.
after Mrs. Charleton's body was found
in trunk in Lake Como. Italy. Charlie
toms father is an intimate friend Of
eN-PPeSident Taft.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-10
Commission Is Valid

rBY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS
WASHINGTON, June i0.-The sz-
preme court today declared valid lly
Oregon law Of 1907 creating a st5ir
railroad commission and sustained ihg
order by the commission directing tae
Portland Railway, Light and P0ws-
Company to reduce its rates by ) canea
for fares on interurban divisions.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-10

That water is now cut out Of sE1e
valley by levees and only enters al tzsf
gatas of the irrigation system, G7s
surplus finding its way across the Geata,
to the Gulf of California.
It is expected that the river VII
this year reach normal high wsfs@
point, and it may by little exceed
the average year in quantity Of flcssZ
but nothing excessive is looked for
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-10

The citizens Of FL Centre Yesterday
voted for the issuance of $4,000 in
bonds to extend the domestic water
system to cover new portions Of the
city. this being made necessary by the
RAPID growth. The vote stood ia for
the bonds and against. , votes being
tnroWn out on account Of irregulari;y
Ihat IS about the normal percentage
OF progrCsSivism shown by the city. and
had there not been the customary eX.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-10
Bell Crest. Ideal Home Site

In East San Diego. Has all modern
improvements, water, gas, electricity
and sewer; near car line. Buy lots
now and more than double your money
in two years, 50X100-foot lots, Level
and with fine view, S55O.0O. Small
amount down and small monthly pay
ments. See G. w. Brown this week al
Mission ApartmentS.-Adv. X36
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-10

stead of guessing at fair rates. the
commission proposes to have exact,
expert detailed information upon which
to base the revenues of railroads in
calculating rates which will give fair,
reasonable returns 10 the Carriers