Imperial Valley press., 1915-01-06
CITY AND VALLEY

Mrs. Russelrs CcnditlOn-Word
from Mrs. Marie Russell, injured in
an auto accident near Los Angeles
is that her friends are more hopeful
Of her recovery, though she has not
fully regained consciousness.
To Patton-A. Swindle, committed
to the state insane asylum, left for
Patton this morning in the custody
of Officer Henderson Of Calipatria.
Swindle is probably the most violent
case the county has ever dealt with.
Barber Shops to Close Sundays
All barber shops in this city will close
on Sundays, beginning January II.
according to an announcement made
today following an agreement be
tween union shops here some time
ago.
Shepard Chairman Still-Arthur
Shepard will still retain the position
of the board of county supervisors,
according to an agreement reached by
members of the board. Shepard yes
terday was reelected to the place Of
honor.
New Money-Bilis of the new re-
gional banks are appearing in quite
general circulation, and each Of these
is an illustration of the increase in
available currency in the country, re-
lieving in great measure the monetary
stringency.
Appoint Law Library Trustees At
torneys Larew, Griffin and Thompson
yesterday were appointed county law
library trustees by the board of su-
pervisors. Judge Cole and District
Attorney Nichols are the other mem
hers of the board.
Taking Examinations-To qualify as
teachers in this state, four young la
dies since Tuesday morning have been
taking the examinations prescribed by
the state board of education. 1t is
expected the examinations will be con
cluded by Saturday evening.
Marriage Licenses-Johnnie A.Hunt,
26, native of Canada, resident of Holt
vile, and Nile G. Utterback, 30. ma
tive of Iowa, resident of Holtville.
Charles Jurn, 20, native of Michigan,
resident Of Brawley, and Sophie Cha
lupnik, "a, native of Iowa, resident of
BraWley.
Wanted in Alameda Sought by the
Alameda police on a charge of fail
ing tc provide for minor child, +.
E. Towle yesterday was arrested at
Calipatria. Towle was brought to the
county Jail, where he is held pending
the arrival of an officer from the
northern city.
o. X. Cuin Case Charged with an
offense committed nearly three and
n half years ago, O. X. Cuin on Janu-
airy 25, will face grand larceny
charge in the Superior court. Sought
by officers after the alleged crime
was committed, CUM succeeded in
eluding the law and escaped to Ari-
zona, returning to his old home some
time later.
Narrow Escape-Asaac w. Eppler
was in town today for the. first time
since being injured by a bull two
weeks ago. The bull knocked him
down and was in a fair way to get
the mastery, when Mr.. Eppler caught
g ring in the bulls nose and was able
to twist this and get control of the
brute. As it was, he was consider
ably injured
May Have Special Stating
that he believed residents Of this dis
trict and the outlying country would
lie preiudiced because of the conviction
of U. S. Cuin, Attorney Wilson this
morning announced that in all prob
ability special venire will be called
for the trial of Commodore Cuin ON
December Z, if the court will uphold
him in his contention. According to
Wilson, the special venire will be
composed of citizens qualified to act