Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-07

Marriage License-Adolfo +. Gas
tro, native of Mexico and resident oI
CaleXico, and Ampara de Ia Pena, ma
tive of Mexico, resident of CaleXico
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Petit Larceny Chargc-Charges oil
petit larceny perferres by w. e. VII
sic yesterday resulted in the arrest OF
Dave Wood and w. Neal, ranchers
west of the city. The two men, 1t
is alleged, stole quantity of mes
quite wood and uprooted a number
of fence posts belonging to the Will
sic ranch, using the wood for fuel
The arrests were made by Sheriff
Meadows and Deputies Kemp and Ora
ham.
Prevent Cattle Disease-With a
view to preventing the introduction
Of the foot and mouth disease among
cattle in this county, the board of su-
reryisors this morning made the fol
/ lowing motion: at is on motion or
Gered that the county veterinarian get
il immediate communication with the
state department of animal industry
and together with that office take
such steps as will be necessary to pre-
vent the introduction of foot and
mouth diease into this county,
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Business Is Better-That business
and collections are better here seems
to be the general consensus of opinion
among travelling men who include I'M
perial Valley in their regular itinerary,
according to John Lavery, manager
Of the Oregon hotel. Il interviewed
quite a number" said Lavery, "and
one man last week declared he had
sold more goods on that trip than he
had on any three previous to that
time Not only are business condi-
tions greatly improved, but the credit
Of Imperial Valley merchants is bet
ter than that of business men in 4
great many localities. The represen-
tatives of outside wholesalers are op-
tjmistic over the return Of prosperity
and renewed business activity, at least
in this county.
Police Officials Change-Deputy
Marshal Walsh terminated temporary
connection with the city police depart
ment when he rendered his resigna-
tion to Marshal McFadden Saturday.
Walsh is one of Imperial Valleys ex-
tensive ranchers and his personal in
terests demanded greater attention,
forcing him to resign from his posi-
tion on the police force. Primarily
his acceptance of the position Of dep
uty city marshal was temporary or
until affairs of the city marshal were
satisfactorily arranged, according to
Marshal McFadden, and his effective
work as a police officer of this city
will cause his resignation to be re-
GREETED among a wide circle of ac-
Guaintances here. Deputy Marshal Ty-
son, formerly night officer, has. been
appointed to fill the vanancy caused
by Walsh's resignation. J. c. Jenk-
ms will fill the position of night of
ficer on the eity's force.
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A Pleasant Weddng-There was a
large attendance at the wedding Of
Miss Grace Poole and Martin Brum-
lily, last evening, which was solem-
niZed at the home of the brides par
ents, three miles west of FL Centre,
by Justice Mayfield. 1t was a chry-
.santhemum wedding, this flower being
freely used in the decorations. The
bride was attended by her sister, Miss
Maud Poole, and the groom by Merl
Morrison. The wedding march was
played by Miss Lucille Brumbly.
Luncheon was served directly after
the ceremony. The contracting parties
are young people with many friends in
the valley. Among the guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Salomon, Mr.. and
Mrs w. A. Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. W.
k. Wadrop, Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Brum-
bly,, Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Sherman, Mrs.
w. A. Tomson, Mr. and Mrs. Sparks,
Mrs. Grogan, Mrs. Getz, Miss Edith
Luke, Miss Frances Blake, Miss ZOna
WaldrOp, Miss Julia Grogan, Miss
Mabel Grogan, Miss Mary Brumbly,
Miss Lucille Brumby, Miss Leona
Henderson, Miss Felma Poole, Miss
Rena Elliott, Miss Margaret Brum-
bly,, Miss Zuma WaIdrop, Miss Hazel
Brumbly, Amos Chick, Mr.. Hender-
son, Herbert Poole, Clarence Poole,
Walter Poole, Orville Brumbly.