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keting organizations. was stressed
last night by marketing experts at
the opening session Of an agricultural
and home economies institute held
at BridEewater College, located seven
miles south OF here.
Members of the faculties OF the
virginia Polytechnic institute. OF the
University of Virginia of the Har
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mob surrounding the county Jail in
an effort to secure the two negro
murdcrers of special police officer.
while on duty in the wholesale sec
ton for the purpose of administering
summary justice upon them.
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risonburg State Normal School, and
OF BridScwatcr College arc named on
the program for the thrse-day insti-
tutc. Farmers and their wives from
many sections "t tho county ara
attending tho courses and LECTURES
which are given under tho auspiccs;
Of the Extension Division of the vir-
Sinia Polytechnic Institute at Biacks-i
burg ttA,
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Woods May DC Opposed in sixth.

CHRISyIANSBURG. VA. Feb. o.
II is beginning to be noised abroad
in Montgomery County that Colonel
James i. Woods Will have an on
ponent in the coming Democratic prl :
mary for the nomination for Con-
Sress In this district, though MS
yet no open official announcement
has been made
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24th Anniversary Sale Family Remedies

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Crime wnve I'm Montgomery,

GHRlSTIANSBURG. VA, Feb. "a
crime wavt of burglary and house
breaking has swept over the sur
rounding locality in tho past week.
no less than six stores having been
Eroken into and n quantity or mer-
chandisc stolen. Only one arrest has
thus far been made.
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HOLD FARM INSTITUTE
AT BRIDCEWATER

1iARRISONBCRG VA. Feb. O.
The advantages OF Commodity mar
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Our Unadvertised Assets

SPEAKERS before the AID Club bringing the dis
Teng TACT that Richmond derect in preserving and
marking that of territory great battles be-
tween the States fought ~
What are we going to do about it? Club has opened p
the question: That fluent speaker writer
freeman hred cannon before the club one
oud almost hear the roar of those that
the pines of Cold Harbor. " ~ ~ i'
Just forget all about sYDNOR HUND,EY FURNITURE
unu you need real badly. Let's Jnadye
USED Asset-the bateieds of Hanover
roads 70 three historic places and suitable
monuments to the dust of fathers
for the precious land we live upon enjoy
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on America about to assemble convention
and they are here because n Francis invited
wanted to come where the Blue and the COM
bat and see those bloody fields.
Give them welcome? of WILL but venture to
take them to Cold Harbor Eerons Mill Pines?
(To be contnued)
Seventh and Grace - Richmond Va
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Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-30

mour 13, Utley 90.
Verde, Dyke 6, Scott Z, Seymour 80
Utley 81.
Andrade, Dyke 9 Scott 5, Seymour
Utley l.
Ell Centre !, Dyke IL, Scott so, Sey
mour 35, Utley 81.
Ell Centre 2, Dyke 9, Scott 81, Sey-
mour Is, Utley 33.
Ell Centre 8, Dyke 4, Scott 43, Sey
mour 20, Utley 10.
Ell Centre 6, Dyke IS, Scott 95, Sey-
mour Al, Utley 55.
Ell Centre Z, Dyke l6, Scott rs, Sey-
mour 45, Utley so.
Ell Centre s, Dyke 10, Scott 16, Sey-
mour go, Utley 90.
Dogwood, Dyke IA, Scott 81, Seymour
80, Utley so.
Dixieland, Dyke 8, Scott 13, Seymour
8, Utley IL.
seeley, Dyke 8, Scott II, Seymour
2s, Utley As.
Silsbee Dyke 4,Scott 8, Seymour 20,
Utley SO.
McCabe, DykeA1, Scott 20, Seymour
Is, Utley 23.
Imperial 1, Dyke 80, Scott ., Seymour
2, Utley IL.
Mesquite, Dyke So, Scott 7, Seymour
H., Utley %.
Brawley 3, Dyke 5, Scott 43, Sey-
mour 45, Utley %.
lockwood, Dyke 3, Scott = Seymour
81, Utley 16.
Westmoreland, Dyke 5, Scott "a, Sey-
mour SO, Utley 20.
Calipatria l, Dyke 7, Scott 10, Sey-
mour II, Utley 26.
Northend, Dyke 10, Scott 90, sey,
mour 40, Utley %.
Holtville l, Dyke 0, Scott 20, Seymour
l6, Utley SO.
Holtville 2, Dyke 4, Scott %, sey-
mour Is, Utley AZ.
Holtville 8, Dyke 8, Scott SO, sey-
mour 81, Utley "a.
Meloland, Dyke ~, Scott IA, Seymour
81, Utley A.
Bard, Dyke AZ, Scott %, Seymour o
Utley Z.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-30
Public Administrator

Calexico, Allen ID, Burke 2l, Cooper
3S, Gullett 81.
Heber, Allen 81, Burke 16, Cooper 4
Gullett Is.
Mt. Signal, Allen 10, Burke 3, Cooper
16, Gullett 2S.
Verde, Allen 10, Burke II, Cooper
SO, Gullett 40.
Andrade, Allen 8, Burke l, Cooper ],
Gullett 0.
Ell Centre l, Allen 43, Burke 80
Cooper 80, Gullett II.
Ell Centre 2, Allen 80, Burke "a,
Cooper 25, Gullett 10.
Ell Centre 3, Allen 81, Burke 16,
Cooper 20, Gullett 8.
FL Centro 6, Allen GA, Burke 40,
Cooper 5S, Gullett "a.
FL Centre I, Allen 50, Burke 36,
Cooper "a, Gullett 1S.
Ell Centre 8, Allen %, Burke %,
Cooper 10, Gullett 40.
DogwOod, Allen 40, Burke 26, Cooper
25, Gullett 23.
Dixieland, Allen 9, Burke 2, Cooper
10, Gullett 20.
Seeley, Allen 10, Burke 81, Cooper 4,
Gullett SO.
Silsbee, Allen IA, Burke II, Cooper
4, Gullett 81.
McCabe, Allen 81, Burke 20, Cooper
IA, Gullett %.
Imperial, Allen 5, Burke 13, Cooper
9, Gullett 6.
Brawley, Allen 81, Burke %, Cooper
So, Gullett 8.
lockwood, Allen II, Burke 10, Coope,
Is, Gullett Z.
Westmorland, Allen 16, Burke 80,
Cooper 30, Gullett II.
Calipatria, Allen 6, Burke 20, Cooper
7, Gullett Is.
Northend Allen 81, Burke 80, Cooper
8, Gullett II.
Holtville l, Allen 10, Burke 6, Cooper
81, Gullett 4.
Holtville 2, Allen 9, Burke 4, Cooper
II, Gullett 3.
Holtville 3, Allen l6, Burke 3, Cooper
121, Gullett 0.
Meloland, Allen Is, Burke 10, Cooper
63, Gullett 8.
Bard, Allen 43, Burke IA, Cooper Q,
Gullett IL.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-30
Treasurer

Calexico 2, Adair so, Berry 81, Cog
gins 80.
Heber, Adair 80, Berry IL, Coggins
o. Mt. Signal, Adair 20, Berry 10
Coggns IS; Verde, Adair 20, Berry %
Coggins II; Andrade, Adair ], Berry 8
FL Centre /, Adair 66, Berry AZ, Cog
gins IS; 2, Adair AZ, Berry 22, Coggins
"a; 3, Adair 40, Berry %, Coggins II;
6, Adair 115, Berry 33, Coggins 40; Z
Adair 81, Berry SO, Coggins 80; $
Adair 62, Berry 23, Coggins 10.
Dogwood, Adair IS, Berry 20, Cog
gins IA; Dixieland, Adaid 32, Berry l,
Coggins 3; Seeley, Adair 63, Berry lS,
Coggins 20; Silsbee, Adair SO, Berry
81, Coggins II; McCabe, Adair 53,
Berry 17,Coggins Z.
Imperial l., Adair 20, Berry g., Cog
gins 10; Mesquite, Adair 62, Berry 8,
Coggins 26.
Brawley 3, Adair 43, Berry 20,
Coggins so.
lockwood, Adair 25, Berry 9, Coggins
20; Westmorland, Adair AZ, Berry 10,
Coggins 4s.
Calipatria I, Adair 26, Berry 10,
Coggin Is; Northend, Adair AZ, Berry
16, Coggins 30.
Holtville /, Adair II, Berry 20, Cog
gins 16; 2, Adair IL, Berry 20, Coggins
II: 3, Adair sc, Berry 80, Coggins 32.
Meloland, Adair 43, Berry 25, Cog
gins %; Bard, Adair "a, Berry l3,
Coggins 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-30
Coroner

Calexico, Lyons rs, Peterson 80.
Heber, Lyons 43, Peterson 20.
Mt. Signal, Lyons 80, Peterson "a.
Andrade, Lyons 9, Peterson ].
FL Centre l, Lyons 65, Peterson a.
Ell Centre 2, Lyons So, Peterson GA.
Ell Centre 3, Lyons 40, Peterson 81.
Ell Centre 6, Lyons 100, Peterson 49,
Ell Centre Z, Lyons III, Peterson so.
FL Centre 8, Lyons 20, Peterson 80.
Dogwood, Lyons 81, Peterson ~.
Dixieland, Lyons 1S, Peterson 81.
Seeley, Lyons 81, Peterson SO.
Sisbee, Lyons 26, Peterson 81.
McCabe, Lyons SO, Peterson az.
Imperial, Lyons II, Peterson "a.
Mesquite, Lyons 20, Peterson 80.
Brawley, Lyons SO, Peterson 3l.......
lockwood, Lyons 2s, Peterson %.
Westmorland, Lyons As, Peterson 81
Calipatria, Lyons IL, Peterson A.
Northend, Lyons 80, Peterson so.
Holtville /, Lyons 81, Peterson so.
Holtville 2, Lyons A, Peterson 20.
Holtville 3, Lyons 73, Peterson 81.
Meloland, Lyons ~, Peterson 30.
Bard, Lyons 52, Peterson 10.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-30
Tax Collector

Calexico ., Reid 40, Weir 90, Shepard
30
Heber. Reid 33, Weir 10, Shepard IL.
Mt. Signal Reid 90, Weir 2s, Shepard
9.
Verde, Reid "a, Weir II, Shepard 25,
Andrade, Reid 7, Weir 2, Shepard l.
FL Centre /, Reid 40, Weir SO, She
pard 35.
EI Centre 2, Reid 3s, Weir 40, shep'
ard II.
FL Centre 8, Reid 26, Weir 80, Shep-
Ell Centre 6, Reid 96, Weir 70, shcp
ard 33.
Ell Centre 7, Reid 60, Weir 76, Shep
ard 35.
FL Centre 8, Reid AZ, Weir 81, Shep-
ard 81.
Dogwood, Reid %, Weir SO, Shepard
40.
Dixieland, Reid 16, Weir Is, Shepard
Is. -
Seeley Reid %, Weir 2S, Shepard A.
Silsbee, Reid 90, Weir 81, Shepard 40
McCabe, Reid 2s, Weir "a, Shepard
|19
Imperial l, Reid 10, Weir 10, Shepard
lis.
Mesquite, Reid 50, Weir 90, Shepard
al,
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-30
County Clerk

Calexico 9, Cook sc, Moore 80, Nous
seau 20.
Heber, Cook 2S, Moore %, Mousseau
IA.
Mt. Signal, Cook 81, Moore 10, Nous
seau 81.
Verde, Cook %, Moore 90, Mousseau
Is.
Andrade, Cook 3, Moore 2, Mosseau
5.
Ell Centre /, Cook 40, Moore 80, Nous
seau 40.
Ell Centre 2, Cook AZ, Moore l3, Nous
seau 43.
Ell Centre 3, Cook 81, Moore l6, Nous
seau 33.
Ell Centre 6, Cook 90, Moore 4s, Nous
seau 81.
Ell Centre 7, Cook So, Moore 80, Nous
seau 70.
Ell Centre s, Cook 81, Moore 80, Nous
seau 40.
Dogwood, Cook 36, Moore 81, Nous
seau 33.
Dixieland,. Cook Is, Moore l, Nous
seau 25.
Seeley, Cook II, Moore "A, Mouasea'
"a.
Silsbee, Cook IS, Moore 80, Moussea'
!s5.
MeCabe, Cook "a, Moore S3, Nous
seau 81,
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-30
Sheriff

Calexico ., Barker 27, Campbell /
Crane 90, Cross ], Gillett 7, Hardesty 1
Shaw 4.
Heber, Barker IA, Campbell Z, Cran'
1s. Gillett 10, Hardesty !, Oldham 13
Shaw !.
Mt. Signal, Barker 6, Campbell 6
Crane 81, Cross l, Gillett B, Hardesty
=, Oldham 7, Shaw 2.
Verde, Campbell Q, Crane 10, Gillet'
SO, Shaw 3.
Andrade, Barker 6, Campbell /, Crane
Ell Centre l, Barker SO, Campbell %
Crane II, Cross ], Gillett 23, Nice e
Oldham %, Shaw 10.
FL Centre 2, Barker 81, Campbell i
Crane II, Cross 3, Gillett Z, Nice .
Oldham II, Shaw 9.
FL Centre 8, Barker 40, Campbell z
Crane s, Cross s, Gillett. 3, Jenkins .
Nice 10, Oldham 10, Shaw 1.
Ell Centre G., Barker 76, Campbell 70
Crane Is, Cross 3, Gillett ~, Jenkins .
Nice 10, Oldham 43, Shaw 10.
FL Centre 7, Barker "a, Campbell II,
Crane %, Cross 5, Gillett II, Nice y,
Oldham 33, Shaw Is.
FL Centre 8, Barker 16, Campbell IA,
Crane 7, Cross 2, Gillett 63, Nice /,
Oldham II, Shaw /.
Dogwood, Barker IL, Campbell 2S,
Crane 81, Cross 2, Gillett 80, Nice A,
Oldham II, Shaw II.
Dixieland, Barker 5, Campbell 20,
Crane 5, Gillett /, Oldham 5.
Seeley, Barker 3, Campbell ~, Cross
l, Gillett IS, jenkins !, Oldham y
Shaw l.
Silsbee, Campbell 70, Crane 9, Cross 2,
Gillett 3, Nice 2, Oldham 10.
McCabe, Barker 5, Campbell 26, Crane
13 Cross 2, Gillett 10, Nice 3, Oldham
IS, Shaw 3.
Imperial !, Barker 2, Campbell 70,
Crane 5, Cross /, Gillett IL, Nice 4, Old
ham 7, Shaw !.
MESQUITE Barker 2, Campbell 45,
Crane 9, Gillctt "a, Nice !, Oldham Z,
Shaw TO-
Brawley 3, Barker 4, Campbell 2,
Crane 8. Nice 80, Oldham 4, Shaw 10.
lockwood, Campbell l, Crane IL, Gill
lett II, jenkins 4, Nice 30, Shaw i.
Westmorland, Barker Is, Campbell IL,
Crane II, GllIett D, NICE ~, o'u""'" II
Shaw 10. =
Calipatria, Barker 2, Campbell I,
Crane IA, Gillett 5, Nice 23, Oldham
5, Shaw 3. a., a
Northend, Barker l, Campbell z,
Crane II, Gillett Is, Hardesty 2, Jen-
kins 2, Nice so, Oldham Z, Shaw II.
Holtville /, Barker 2, Campbell !,
Crane 5, Cross l, Gillett n, Hardesty l,
Nice 4, Oldham 6, Shaw 30.
Holtville 2 Barker 3, Campbell l,
Crane 5, Gillett so, Hardesty !, Jen-
kins l, Nice 3, Oldham 8, Shaw 20,
Holtville 3, Barker 2, Campbell 4,
Crane 13, Gillett 40, Nice 8, Oldham ),
Shaw 65.
Meloland, Barker l, Campbell 4, Crane
90. Gillett 81, Nice 4, Oldham 4, Shaw IL
Bard, Barker 8, Gillett 45.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-30
SENATE HOOKS
M'NARY BILL TO
SOLDIERS BONUS

WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-The Nc,
Nary land settlement and reclamation
amendment to the soldier bonus bill
was adopted by the Senate this after
noon by vote of 43 to 26.
The amendment, according to SENATOR
McNary, provides for an ultimate eX-
penditure of $4,000, 900 in the recla
nation of arid and swamp lands, pri
marily for the benefit of ex-serviee
men.
Another delay iS final vote on the
bonus bill was IN Sight as the Senate
resumed discussion of the measure to
day. A strenuous effort, however, will
be made to get n definite decision,
even though the Senate is held in night
session, so anxious are republican chiefs
to get it out of the way to make room
for pending strike legislation. But IL
delay until tomorrow is regarded G.
certain.
Debate on all amendments was limit
ed TO 20 minutes and no senator was
allowed to speak more than once Oh
any amendment.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-30
STEPHENS HAS NARROW
MARGIN FOR GOVERNOR
United Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 3O.--At
| 1:30 a. m. Hiram w. Johnson, United
| States senator from California was
leading Charles c. Moore of San Fran
| cisco in spirited contest for the re-
publican nomination for the senate:
johnson had come from behind
having trailed in the early returns
| while South California; 8 vote was
throwing Moore into the lead.
San Francisco, however, rallied to
Johnson and as the evening wore on
and the tabulation became more COM
plete, the senator forged slowly ahead
until he had established a comfortable
but by no means impregnable lead.
Senator Result Uncertain
The last statewide totals taken
showed Johnson ahead by 4,387. While
that seemed q wide margin, it was nee
essary to consider that it included two
thirds of San Francisco s total vote,
where johnson was q heavy favorite
and about one third of the Los An
geles vote where Moore was leading.
1t will require today's returns to set
tie the issue definitely.
The contest between Governor Will
lam d. Stephens and Friend w. Rich
ardson of Berkeley for the republican
nomination for governor was even
more exciting. Richardson led during
the early evening and then stephens,
showing unexpected strength in San
Francisco to offset Richardson strength
| in lbs Angeles, began to gain stead
| lily until 1:30 a. m. -tabulations gave
him a precarious lead of 2,4S1.
Goveruor Raca Close
The count stood for governor nd
for the senate as follows:
Senate - Johnson 61,291; Moors
46,904.
Governor-Stephens $500; Richard
son 1,0SS.
These totals covered returns from
81 of 81 counties, none of which were
complete. Most of the missing coun-
ties were small mining districts where
the vote was exceedingly light, some
casting less than 100 ballots.
Campaign headquarters of the vari-
Gus candidates remained exceedingly
quiet during the night, none issuing
formal statements or making any par
ticular claims.
For other state officers the returns
were meager, but they showed that
Young was heavy favorite over Rom
niger for lieutenant governor; johnson
lead competitors for state treasurer,
and I.awlor had the better of the race
with Wilbur for chief justice of the
Supreme Court.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-30

Assessor
Calexico !, Oakley so, Weaver 30.
Heber, Oakley 90, Weaver Al.
Mt. Signal, Oakley 80, Weaver q.
Verde, Oakley 80, Weaver 40.
Andrade, Oakley 3, Weaver Z.
Ell Centre 1, Oakley 80, Weaver "a.
El Centre 2, Oakley "a, Weaver 6s.
Ell Centre 3, Oakley %, Weaver 50
FL Centre 6, Oakley 81, Weaver 1856
Ell Centre Z, Oakley 81, Weaver III
Ell Centre s, Oakley 20, Weaver 73
Dogwood, Oakley 3s, Weaver s3.
Dixieland, Oakley II, Weaver 2l.
Seeley, Oakley. AZ, Weaver 45.
Silsbee, Oakley 40, Weaver Al.
McCabe, Oakley 81, Weaver 80.
Imperial l, Oakley 20, Weaver l6.
Mesquite, Oakley A, Weaver 53.
Brawley, Oakley 72, Weaver "a.
lockwood, Oakley q, Weaver 33.
Westmorland, Oakley 75, Weaver 81
Calipatria l, Oakley 10, Weaver 30
Northend, Oakley 40, Weaver AZ.
Holtville /, Oakley 103, Weaver 20.
Holtville 3, Oakley II, Weaver 2l
Holtville 3, Oakley lis, Weaver 26
Bard, Oakley AZ, Weaver "a.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-30
MRS. ADAIR WINS
ELECTION AT
PRIMARY
All Other Three COrnered
Races Must Go a Second
Time

On the face of returns received
up to 4 a. m. the johnson Moore
race is exceedingly close, with
johnson running ahead in Northern
California and Moore having the
best Of It in Southern California.
Imperial county has given a
splendid lead to Johnson, probably
at least three to one.
The indications are that Richard
SON has beaten Governor Stephens,
the state treasurer having leads in
all parts Of the state. This race
however is also close and results
may be changed by later returns.
In the Imperial county race,
Mrs. J. M. Adair for county treas
urer is the only candidate having a
three cornered fight who has been
elected at the primary. Mrs. Adair
carried practically every precinct
in the county and will have sub
stantial margin above the neces-
sary majority over G. M. Berry and
Senator Clifford Coggins.
In the race for county recorder,
Mrs. Hobby and Miss Winnie Barry
will fight it out at the November
election.
For assessor Weaver and Oak
ley are running neck and neck. The
total 4 a. m. gave Oakley lead Of
/. The precincts uncounted are in
localities which are expected to
give Oakley lead and the indica-
tions are as we go to press that
Dan Oakley has been elected asses
sor.
The tax collectors race is heart
breaker with all three of the can
didates punched. Weir is slightly
ly ahead. Outstanding returns are
in localities which are expected to
be unfavorable to Reid and indica-
tions are that the finals will be run
by Shepherd and Weir.
Coe has beaten Miss Schwartz
for superintendent Of schools.
Gillett leads in the race for
sheriff. His running mate in the
finals will probably be George
Campbell of Seeley.
Scott and Utley are running neck
and neck for district attorney. The
lead changes with each new pre-
cinct.
It is certain, however, that Sey-
mour and Dyke have been eliminat-
ed and that Scott and Utley will
fight it out in November.
Cooper has a substantial lead
for public administrator with the
indications that his running mate
in the finals will be Allen OF Ell
Centre.
In the Ell Centre township,
Brewer seems to have been elect
ed justice of the peace and Farrar
constable.
The totals at press hour were as
follows:
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-30
City Council Chops
Do,vn Budget
City tax rate, 1921, 1.67.
Citv tax rate. 1922. 1.55.

City tax rate, 1921, 1.67.
City tax rate 1922 155.
city council struggled with the 19221923 budget until
nearly midnight last night cutting and trimming and read
ustng effort to the people actual relief from the
burden of taxation far might be possible and maintain
ment.
The result net reduction of city taxes by about
cent or IL cents $780,
The reduced rate is divided follows:
General fund.- 9O library fund, IA bond fund.- 81; total
1856
Nor this reduction of camoufaged by increase
in valuations
The valuation for 1921 $6SOO,5O9.
The vauaion for 1922 is Sc 880,34O
This makes net increase of $SO000 which be said to
be about natural increase
Valuations have been increased in many but the
whole the result of the sgs the board of equalization
a leveling and equalizing rather than increase.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-30
Public Administrator
The vote follows in detail:
County superintendent

Heber, Coe 46, Schwartz Is; An
drade, Coe 8, Schwartz /.
FL Centre l, Coe SO, Schwartz Sc; 2
Coe So; Schwartz 35; 3, Coe 46
Schwartz %; 6, Coe 1913, Schwartz 45;
Z, Coe 11G, Schwartz A; 8, Coe 80
Schwartz 81.
Dogwood, Coe 20, Schwartz Al; Dixie
land, Coe %, Schwartz Z; Seeley, Coe
So, Schwartz "a; Silsbee, Coe AZ
Schwartz 35; MeCabe, Coe, 32
Schwartz Al.
Imperial, Coe 10, Schwartz II.
Mesquite, Coe 46, Schwartz -; Braw-
ley 3, Coe Ga, Schwartz 36.
Lavender, Coe 5s, Schwartz 3s;
lockwood, Coe 81, Schwartz "a.
Calipatra /, Coe 81, Schwartz II.
Northend, Coe Sc, Schwartz "a.
Holtville /, Coe 50, Schwartz AZ; 9,
Coe 43, Schwartz IS; 3, Coe SO,
Schwartz 33.
Bard, Coe Sc; Schwartz Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-30
CALEXICO TAX RATE
$l.l4 PER $lO0
Special to The Press

CALEXICO, Aug. 29.-Calexico board
of equalization. closed its work last
night and set tax rate of $1.14 per
800 on an assessed valuation of So
100000. The board also adopted az,
ordinance providing for city manager
plan for Calexico, which passed its
first reading. A graduated occupation
tax will be imposed on all business
houses in the city, ranging from So to
$40.
1t is expected the occupation tax will
enable the city to reduce taxes from the
present rate of $1.40 to 81. 1.25, and the
adoption of a city manager plan to con
duct the affairs of the city will allow
further reduction to 81. IA per 500.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-30

Imperial l, Cook 5, Moore 5, Nous
seau 20.
Mesquite, Cook 81, Moore 40, Nous.
seau 33.
Brawley 3, Cook 20, Moore IL, Nous
seau 70.
lockwood, Cook II, Moore II, Nous
seau 26.
Westmorland, Cook 2s, Moore 81
Mousseau Al.
Calipatria l, Cook Is, Moore 8, Nous
seau SO.
Northen1, Cook 20, Moore 25, Nous
seau 40.
Holtville l, Cook A, Moore 35, Nous
seau 80.
Holtville 2, Cook SO, Moore "a, Nous
seau %.
Holtville 3, Cook &c, Moore 2s, Nous
seau 35.
Bard, Cook 2l, Moore u, Moussear
AT.