Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-13
CITY AND VALLEY


CITY AND VALLEY
New Orleans Cotton-Spot cottor
was steady; market 1se higher; gooo
middling 1859. Spot sales yesterday
1861 bales.
Pythians Meet Tonight--El Centre
lodge of the Knights of Pythias meet
in Pythian hall, formerly Davis hall
this evening, for the purpose OF
adopting bylaws.
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Marriage Licenses-Harold Howell
q, native of California; Laura Bay
lor. %, native Of Nebraska; both resi-
dents of Imperial. John F. White, %;
Robbie c. Iefner, %; both natives of
Texas and residents of Brawley.
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Regular Meeting Wednesday-The
Woman's Auxiliary of the Christian
church will hold its regular monthly
meeting at the home of Mrs. W. c.
Conley, on Olive street near Sixth,
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Church Banquet Friday-The men
of the Methodist church will be given
a banquet at the church on Friday of
this week. This will be get to-
gether' meeting and the spread will
be given by the ladies of the church.
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Will Hold Revivals-Speeial re-
vival meetings are to begin next Sun
day at the Methodist church. The pas
tor will be the evangelist and will,
with the assistance of the members
of the church, conduct the meetings for
two weeks.
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At Hotel OregOn-Robert Grant,
Pueblo, Colo; w. E. Young, Los An
geles; NJ. B. Keith, H. B. Stewart, c.
]. Fox, V. L. McNail, D. NJ. Dorman,
Los Angeles; J. S. Burns, San Ber-
nardino; NJ A. Rex, Phoenix; R. L..
Newcomb, San Diego.
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Bill of Exceptions Filed-Approxi.
mately 5000 words, covering twenty
one typewriter pages, represented the
defendants bill of exceptions filed this
morning with County Clerk Major S,
Cook in the matter of the Imperial
Land Company, corporation, ct al.
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Plaintiff Pays Costs-Through A.
torney E. w. Freeman of Los Angeles
a request for the dismissal of action
was filed this morning with the county
clerk in the matter of Lorene j. Mich
ell, ct al, VS.. Nils Jacobson, ct al.
Plaintiff in the action will pay all
costs in the case.
Johnson Case Wednesday-Prelim-
mary hearing in the case of the Peo-
pie VS.. Agnes johnson will be before
Judge Cole in Superior court tomor-
row. The defendant is charged with
robbing a Mexican show man by the
name of Flores of $500 Mexican. At
torney j. F. Seymour, Jr., is represent
ing the defense.
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Good Picture Change-Drama, com
edy and an educational film compos y
the offering at the L. & S. theatre
for tonight. 'In His Own Blood" a
drama in two parts, is the feature,
and "His Brothers Wives" the laugh
vehicle. Hydraulic Mining" an inter
esting educational series of pictures,
completes the program.
Allegiance to L. S.-John Fabion
of Imperial, former resident of Ger
many, has applied to the county clerk
for permission to become a citizen of
the United States Fabion states that
he first landed in America at Balti-
more, December 6, 1904. His wit
nesses are Alfred L. Reezer and Thom-
as Tracy, both of Imperial.
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More Complaints COming-From in
formation available, 125 additional
complaints against the Southern Pa
cifc Railroad Company regarding the
sale of certain lands in the north
ern part of the county are to be filed
with County Clerk Major S. Cook as
soon as the necessary papers arrive
in Ell Centre from Los Angeles.
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Theatre Tulane PrOgram-The Tu
lane special for tonight is an inter
esting and strong two-reel dramatic
feature, "The Test" coupled with the
ever popular Pathe weekly of current