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N,Y.STOCKS

New Yorh, Jan B-Ths nTat week OF
1917 was q disappointmsnt 10 those mop
Ing for q radical change from the uh
LSttlsd oSndl lions marking tho close Oh
the year In tho financial and e0mmoulS
markets,
Tho only marked Improvement was
that sVlncsd In tho money market NAt
and time loans Ia brokers fell I" lows"
auotstloaa In almost siH months VII"
easing OF the rate for commercial papo''
Another sentimental Incident was IN"
absorption OF q prominsnt Chicago "s""
and tta subsidiATy under unuHuAi o'ro""
atAnoaa and sharp outs In oils ana W
psins products, A.,
Suspension OF cash and STOCK NV
asnas by 0snsrai Motors ana ,
Springfield tire was oliod as eVus"
ina, Industrial conditions required fur-
thsr Teadjunimsnt
Tn. stock market withatood those ds-
v.Ionn.pt, With sauaniuity whsrs s"a-
sonsd or standard isausa ~oTs oonoerne''
h,,t many speculative Eroupa wore 40
ptoAssd ] To 10 points, nondS were 90
live on the usual January I'inNehm'"'
demaud although nnsl ahouA'"""
.horod modaTsts iTTsEulsriy.
III. .usnt To which tho old ~ofId
looks 10 this country TOT aHsih'an's
asain vas atrikinay demonstrated "
the public sals In this marSSt OF TN"
Duish Haat indisS sto'ooo'oo" '"s"
Other nauiFal nsti"ns az" h~n"''A''"s
n,o,a -, Ia. actively for orshtiS, an afs
also saysIsi Latin A"ah'a" countries
r,,.I.n ..,hHaaa- followed TIA s""
AMI u.~ Or sssa's al washington
ALL. French relations and the pT""rh"h
.so,.,oiS ra,isy. This ds"islon ~ To"
.uI.d sup,.ms onunali 4" ln'lia H"''
many and p.s.is 10 ps''l"'rs'" \" W."
I.,t.r eonfstanss was veil ra'slV''
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IRON REVIEW


Nav York. Jan. 8.--The volume 0f no"
bu.lnena In tho aiosi market since tho
turn OF tho Now Year has been small
and Ia not expected To inCroaho vary
rnuidIy for some time 10 come, MO"
hut steady Improvement la confidently
antIcIputad, however. especially In NV
needa OF railroads aud oil C"n'r"h'"H
while struotural mUsIial oI all hIhhA ~
sapoUled to mast with u mu'h W"
dsmand In consequence tho hhih"' In
steady
Zig iron 10 quiet but atesdY TN" nj"
,l.,I,aI nnsitlon 10 ITm ana loading
furnaces are vary opIlmiHtiO over Tho
outlook FOR a much Improved demand"
In tho copper market. whiio supple"
are AliiI far above tho"h carrie" p''"'
to 1910, preliminary calculations '""'.
oats that ptuoka or raflnad w"r" '"dnHo"
nv iga, OOO, 900 pounds and hllH'or M
OOO. 600 during iD2l. This lmpfoVs"""'
In the stntiHtical position o0mblhoh WIN
prospsots for Improving general tieh' ~
ooh aideTsd TsHpOnsibio for tho hih PRO"
yiswn OF IoadinE producers. Trading h"h
been very quiet during tho past WON
With aInail lots offering a hlll" MOI"
freely but quotations EenoiaHV NAYS
b.on maintained al about I1h l." ~
oonta for sloGtrOiytlG,
Tin han bean osHisr owing to tho laiaa
produoiion IL tho STRATA with IA biH u
crease 1. worlds Visibie and Tnor OF
f.yiuss by dsaiarn, Available supple"
are TspoIiad 10 lie tho isrAsnI j" y"
years
Load remains n,m. n",h~i'hH'A"d'"h
iibeIsl suppiisa aud demand ""h'h"e"
s.,isfao,"ry. sspaoialiy Zoe s'l"-''s"h
yinu has besn moderately active f"'
carly ahip,nsoi. particularly H"" s"'
vans.,a with soma inIuiry '"p"'i""
from T1uTops
Anthony ID auiat ami unchanged o'
f.,inss from abroad have be"n NOR"
pisntIfuI with thu tons easy.
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BUYING ORDERS NOT
GOOD As EXPECTED
naAny pispeosa % Defer purchases
UnAn NAUatss Are Actually
D1ooicss1.

Narkst conditions during the past
weak have been considerably disturbed
as \ result OF banking rumors ana proiit
taxing sales OF stocks. While those In
cIdental factors are perhaps responsl-
Bic 20 somo cxtsnt for the situation. II
must be confessed that the buying or
dsrs from che general public since the
turn OF the year have fallen fsr below
rxpectationA This no doubt 10 partly
ans 10 the knowledge that the earning
rsuorts OF a great many Industrial com
naniss for the past year VIII not make
ynry cheerful reading when the figures
sra known. The annual statements or
several important oonesrns which nave
thus Gar put In an appearance smpha-
slse iris fsarturA
N m rsheraily understood that trade
In ali directions last year was very
allow and that . number or companies
have had to shoulder severe losses ow
ing TO ahr1nkass In inVsntorisH "
would sesm that this has AlrsAaT esen
Sairiy veil discounted 20 far a. liQuida.
ton Of securities 10 eSncsrnsd. ptill
there can be no doubt that . great mAnJ
osopIs, who otherwise might become
Tres buyers. are dispass4 70 sit on the
fence until tho Tesuits OF operAtlens are
satuaiyf disclosed. Tails svasgNn
,athsr QUIET market for the Immediate
future, but with sAythiaG nhr enoour :
saiaG tTads dsvaiopmsats. 80 RELY Ere
dotted. there IL s~ed reason TOT De
tisviaG that the demand Tor stooss
~suid auishsa yssv Goasids'asIy'
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INCREASE IN
BANK DEBTS

Volume OF buslneHs 10 rthc week ono
ing January 4 shows mn incrcaHc OF w
1870, 600, 900 or OF about ~ per cont
ovor the total reported for tho precsd-
Ing week, zach Of the weeks containing
but flvo business days. The large az
Eregato for the week under review, W.
go 'OOO, 900, as against 3G.7S9.000. OOo the
week before. reflects largely the set,
tlcment OF end-ot-year obiisatlSn,S g. a., a.,
increaso. The statement Is based on
total debita TO individual accounts re-
ported to the Federal Reserve board Tor
banks In lG9 leading clearing house
centera. ,,.
Az compared with tho week end, Mains
January 5. 1921. tho statement OF pusi-
neas for tho report week was smaller
by ;l,07S.0 900 900, or about ~ per cert
All tho leading cnnters, except los
Angelica, report substantially snhle'
totals Of dehita than for tho correspond
inE week last year. the largest DO.
81 oases bsin4 rep"Ttsd ror tIa.einna
(Si psr ssnD G"d for fl'iSbuis" '''
Nam
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West Virginia FaTH)sI3
TO Publish 0xnpl|

Morsantown. w. w.. Jsa. s-t3A4 N
eoutivs oomfaItfss Of thS WN0e ~
Farm Bureau Federation n be1ol4A
recommended mat the tAsSu
fee he sat nj the mtnjWuM - ~
that \ regular nSwapaper ~ ~
by me Tsdsrstion 70 distrlbttA 80
ona OF ~ several thouaAAd ~
In this staha The pvsseNt SAs0
fee runs FROM % 70 o. 4po4 ~
money 0ouId bs spent In he
oountisI Gray silver, Mh1
representative - tAA ARNte4A
BursAu FsdsraAtsr. Attended - .,.
Ing. tf sia.f,1,
Ths executive ooumittss M $780,
these and other rSAomM1alA0pAA ~
several hundred HieuAssrs ~ % A.,
ton. who hold their AAnuN 49,
hare this wssh. k 9t.
seo,.tsr, J. D., MoIAssAiis, - ~
ssntlnG mis- report Of the DAse y1
work u ths executive esNN
showed splendid results u . Nn1n
way obtsinod during iAs DAss -
only sn,OnG faTya AuFSap nsa0ooO
AMONG other fArmsrs ~ we'll 81 ~,
psTtia,TiavIy tEns IN ~ Glse ~
ser, The HsSm hDreAs ~
sss.sy. a very Aitranlive DsSee ~
T.rtiiis1v "a be sold alveet - ~
hers, hut ALSO MA iAAnsnOAa ~
,ns the fsstiilasv ssytpaHt1e NIL
,h.iy prices In general. aAA ~
b.nsA,s u Inc pe1Inss~sss - n
sror .sampis. usrn Nsrsss 60
On th.Ir sprinE fertilizer SaveA \
which totAilsd Sti.tW - 49, 20
"a = ton on s,s f,SoO cons ycSs w.
is. 900. mis- gives n total direct 9
NJ $4,000. IN the Raie u me
VINO, oYop in pools, ths rs6sfAN
t.insd 4 price avsfAGiAg : osaO
nonna above the VSnAfAi prsSA -
. saving TO tn msmAsrs 81 nsfe -
5000. Il
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"HOlE-|N-THE-Wllln
IS ORDERED TO CO.! =

Orders VEN issssl 1etn
ProaScutinr Attorney Chi Q: -
that the Hole tA-thAIvyen u
spesksasy said 70 b o1asAtsA IL
Ischenbaush and Ossee An2 81 Il
Eleventh strsst. near the ls.oe1ayz.
railroad depot must clesA
Bach mann stAtsd that ~
been rliisA = p1NssF OF 49,,
hut no strong Svtdsaes eoSsS = -.
against the psvprtst0rs .,3s
.AUs, tbs aiShi lisa vs NJ
-. n.f1vsavy tor nAbstv vsANN -
Gi,d,isa ofvissy TsS Ayttagtfa y
.lsat n ~ Nh lsphsslAaaA ~ 49,
p.s,ijsa ~ .vAas the stc1 -
risD., An jnjpesuse wfu ~
against Inc sShsv % Ns H.p
isep,Aaash spd NtBsv ~ -
10, S,yvs from ne kSlhiaa' - ~ n.
mann said, itse.i
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ST. CLAIRSV|LLE



taaa" - Ehoppe,h, d"'""nad. 'S'"
,uIaBI.u u,dGied ann laauah I" J w.
WsiIau. rlttah"'sh. ia, 4" i"ha ia"
deposition ~ wtIu.ss 4" WIN, Ia'oes ~,
iiniis and "eups continued
Jnhanna 'isT in"n, da""aaad WIN and
application Ia adult 4" H"ha's n'eh
with waivers ~ uulin" and "una"nl T."
probate Med Nv igl,ph"ih MiihuTn aud
Samuel Conway Hot f,p hnarlng jan
uary ", 1929. o, 10 4, NJ Motto" to
other uort ~ hin ordered ana order
IaauoJ 10 Py,orln Of Holmon', Iiar'i'o".
jefferson puh Gu"rnH"Y coun''"V. r""prn-
tIyoIy. pnd cnuGo continued.
william q. johnson, dsCoaHsd. lnvcn'
tory Mod. approved nnd record ordered,
Horny Bingcl. deceased. Finnl no
count Mod. Sct for h"nrinE February
aJ, 1912, Notice ordered. Continued. be-
HyEmund Bpotowicx. Edward SDoto-
wicE and VlndIablva Bp0towlcZ Juvenile
Dependents. Affidavit nlod. Bot for
hearing January 7. 1922 Mt 10 A. M,
warrant and subponu Ordorod and Issued
and cause continued.
1oorKo w. Webb. doconscd. hppllca-
ton filed for determination Of inhori-
tnnco Tux. Tax determined witlsaut
Auditors apprniHnl. Copy or nnding
certified TO Tax Commfusion. WhiVor OF
limo I'm which to nlo exceptions fllod by
solo person interest in payment OF tax
Notice OF namo mailed Tax CommiHsion
w. V. Campbell. Admr. OF John ~
Clark, deceased vH. Harry NJ. Clark OF o.
Cause heard. finding that NIL tho defend
ants arc properly before tho court thai
tho allegations or tho petition arc true
and that tho ronl estate doscribod there
in should lie sold to pay debts. lhbiic
salo Of Haid real estate ordered. ordeI
Issued and cause Conunued.
James II. Littloton, Admr. OF Clcmuo
IAttloton, deceased va. James II. Aonat
ct nj. Order OF public sale OF real estate
returned and Med. endorsed Promise
sold December 80. 1921 to Myra A
l.ittlcton for $4,000. Snlo confirmed
md deed ordered. Csts. expenses anl
,nxos ordered paid. ltecordH ordered.
Jamos II. Littleton. Admr. OF John s
Idttlotou, deceased Vi. James +. Mohil
at al. Order OF public sale OF roal estate
returned and Med. endorsed. PromiHes
sold December 40. 1921. To Myra A
Iittleton for $4,000. Sale confirmed
and dood ordered Costs expenses aht
taxes ordered paid. RECORD ordered.
Lecture.
nav T. Moore nissinhhry iron
pysnn YnnE. Eorou. who In "u yohr'
ruTIOuEI, Ia ihlH country gave nh mus
tratod lecture on what tho Iniphl"hhIlo'
arc doinn Ia that ,0uni'y insi eVahihi
I'm Ih. ln,nI MoIhndlsI t'huI0h, N"V
hInn,u WA "a i"IInuI ioalhonl "T 'h''
! ,.iu,o aird tho church wuH we'll hll"h l" -
| eVSnlng,
nj. UaiTHviis nTisfs.
w Van Dyup 81 in'"SnVlll" VA
| ,alIinp on inuni fIlon'lH YuhlStdpP
| M.ruhaiI Jacob Hh,lVor OF M"Ul"'"w'
WINS . lmsinona vlrlim hot" rci"'h"Y
Attorney ViuI"r ! Hoh'"r "f MAIL"
To,,y wea buplusns tRll"f h"'" Fat
/ uIhaY
! MIas uena iipVornold np"n' IA" """h
cnd at tho houa "T horroi"ntH !" Hh"dy
| aide
J,.v J. E Moore has returned sfta'
/ u short trip 10 Chicago"
! I'rnhatIun Onionr clark ~ Marhn
/ worry wrs IN - 'lnlrnvlllc ~ hn7lnoA
! Saturday.
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CIV wnFineer " A. Conrad hes an.
nri,nneh that s"pn a. The river
ranches u low niaao ana becomes sta
dIonsry. he viii start work on repairing
tho wslar main running to Hhs Island
and which was broken AZ the local
wharf by tn. government hrsda" boats
!, In Uh.Iy that a ooff"raam will have
10 10 bult n, an approximate ocst ~
10000
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Norwich, o.. 10 visit with fHt1
relatives. .n. Flt2l M Aa
Miss Ada Cox ~ whiting 1nlNE
relatives at Indiana IIarbor, ia ~
John Anderson. Of PittsburI ~
b,Islnsss visitor in BsnNoo0 oaty
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Afrsuius. famous Norman poet. n"ur.
Iahad II. g. 100 IIs depleted Roman l'f"
no accurately he was olnHHoh with McHn
der. Fragments Of his work still eTht.
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Casa quotations WHIST. No. a. rcd.
lib: M, 4 red tiHN,
Corn. No. . yellow M0bH! No \
white "a
oats. No. 2 white 1s%8 o7 No. Z
white 7sE UR5M.
Pork, nominal. Lard a.e2, RIBS 7,2b
662S.
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Rinaa RtahlA

The general level or pricos IN NoVem-
Der showed lIttlo change. but slight
declining tendency was manifest. This
waA especially true OF the prices OF
farm products. which In most instances
declined below their already Abnormally
low level Wholesale food ana clothing
prices ana retail food also tended to-
wards a lower iovol The most imp0r-
lant advances we're In silh ana petrol
cum Iron, steel and GOal remained
practically unchanged. While 0ihar met
hIs sIOSpt lead advanced,
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When q oan ~ gasoline sitt,HE o. tha
door near = osAl stoVo exploded H"tur :
day a6tsraosa. Mako Mudrioh. A. OF
IafYsrty. o.. was painfully burned
He was 2aksa 10 tho Ohio Valley
usnsvai hospital whsre N YVES stated
his condition wus not serious
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

wheeling. W. Va. Jan. Q. ~.
Furnishes The slliHanCsT by A, M.
Aasssn 4 Co. msmbarn Now York stock
hscAanS& Bsoond floor National Hank
Of W. Va bldG.
..,,>,.,,. -, 49, IfU-, Ina..
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

wheeling. w Va. Jan. 9. ~.
Furnished Tho IntalliEsncar by A.. r..
a Co. members New YORK stooh
ID. ohsnso. Second floor National bank
Of Va VI HldK
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

whsslInE, W. Va. Jan. q. -.
FURNISHED The Intslliasnosr by 4. 10
Ma s,sn q Co. members New York STOCK
M change. Second floor National Bank
OF ". Va. HldK, 49, :
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

wheeling. W. Va. Jan. ., ~.
Furnished The Intelligence ~ n V
Nastan a Co. members New York btocs
yrcharEe second flood National BANK
OF W, Va Bldg.
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rapae vas THAI . elmo 'novsl was .
airns HovsL sus NV Il sails for ~. and
a ualisd ii,syuturs,--Nsw York Evening
HsEt.
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

wh.aiina. W. Va. Jan. .. ~
Furnished Tho intsliiEnnasL " a,
asisn a 90. members Hpw York hloot
icsohspse second floor National H""H
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. Jan. IA lively hour FOL
lowing . light early market marked to-
days short session on tho Chicago
board OF trade. Prlcos were bid up
sharply toward the close and tho
nnal figures showed net gains Of IN to
IN In wheat; Mto Mo In corn and y to
u In oats. In provisions were hrmer
and generally unchanged to TN cents
higher.
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LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling. w Va, Jan. u. ~
Daily Iuulaii"" lini wheeling n'"Wa
Us cha uHs Compiled for The Ihisiii
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Etocks Of commodities Mt tho end or
November wore, In general. HnEhuy
larger than In 1919. Tho largest rela-
tive stocks wore tho1s OF corn and. COAL
both moro than hvs times M mrs"'
duo partly TO seasonal VARIATION IN
creaSes from 30 to 100 per cent oc-
curred an what and cottonseed oil. both
largely seasonal increases. ard In zinc,
cement, face brick and petroleum. out
side Of the seasonal decrease in meats
all tho declines from 1919 were very
Umall
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

whssllng. W. Va. Jan. Q. "a.
Furnished The Intelligence by a. W.
Nasten a Co. members Nav York stock
exchange. Second floor National Bank
NJ w Va HldR.
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WHEELING live STOCK

wheeling, w. We, Jan. 6. 20.
WHEELING LIVE STOCK COM. co.
IA TIT m
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Labor

A worry slight increase was reported
in November In tho number OF mon en-
ployed IN industry throughout tho
United Statcr. continuing tho succession
Of incroaaos noted since August Small
dooreascs occurred in both number er-
ployed and total payroll In Now York
and Wisconsin. A decline was also
reported from Wisconsin In the average
weekly earnings for November and
postal sRvings continued TO rooode.
immigration and emigration wer" con
sidernhly curtailod in October. and both
wore less than half Of tho 1913 average
Banking ana FINANCE
Hank clcarinEs ana dobits 10 Ind'-
,Idunl aro, unts showed little change In
Nnvombor for Now York Clty. but de-
cllnsd peroeptibly In the Test or tina
country Federal HaserVo not 0in0nla'
tiou and discounts cnntlpued 10 decline
Und i.sorvaH and dap6Aits again In
,rouHod A niisht inoToans dnGn,Teh VI
. IulitI lnnur. rUdis'ounln hni lhN"htinahlH
or Tado,aI ItobsIva m"mh"r hsnkH. h'S'
! Iohnnd dor"ai,a inoTaas"d fWTthsr
IuI,,,o ,al.a al oaii I"ana ana 0on
uuo,,laI IaI.f o"nIiuuad ihal' d'"p irah
ola saoa approaching "l""" I" pei
: ont Iatn.
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PRODUCE MARKET

Wheeling. W, Va, Jan. 6, n.
uT T., nhClIMhNN ~ SONS
EntJTTE
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-04
(Copy) SUMMONS

In the Superior Court Of the State of
California in and for the County Of
Imperial.
Ida Lee Shurrum, plaintiff VS.. Vern
X. Shurrum, defendant.
H. B. Ellison, attorney for plaintiff.
The People of the State Of California
Send Greeting to Vern K. Sherrum,
Defendant.
You Are Hereby Directed to Ap-
pear and answer the Complaint in an
action entitled as above, brought
against you in the Superior Court OF
the County of I-aperial, State of Cali
fornia, within ten days after the SER
vice on you of this Summons
served within this county; or within
thirty days if served elsewhere.
And you are hereby notified that
unless you appear and answer as
above required, the said Plaintiff viii
take judgment for any money or dam.
ages demanded in the. complaint, as
arising upon contract, or she will ap
ply to the Court for any other relie-
demanded in the Complaint.
Given under my hand and the sea
of the Superior Court of the County O
Imperial, State of California, this 28tf
day of January, 1922.
| (SEAL) M. S. COOK, Clerk.
By E. B. KIRK, Deputy Clerk
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-04

action entitled as above, brought
against you in the Superior Court OF
the County of Imperial, State of Cal
ifornia, within ten days after the SER
vice on you Of this Summons-if serv-
ed within this county; or within thirty
days il served elsewhere.
And you are herby notified that un-
less you appear and aswer as above
required, the said Plaintiff will take
Judgment for any money or damages
demanded in the complaint, as arising
upon contract, or he will apply to the
Court for any other relief demanded il
the Complaint.
Given under my hand and the sea
of the Superior Court of the County
of Imperial, State Of California, thi:
21st day of December, 1921.
(SeaD M. S. COOK, Clerk.
! BY E. B. Kirk, Deputy Clerk.
Jan % 20 Feb 5 II 10 26 Mar IL
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-04

ycstineilt here--pp .te $2000,0o0. The
enlarged facilities provide for an out
put Of about 100000 tons of ice year
ly, with a storage capacity of 10000
tors.
To celebrate the event the party was
planned some months ago by President
*. D West and Manager j. c. Moore,
whof believed they could best boost
tEeir business here by boosting the
valley Itself through bringing to il a
large group of representative of the
business world and showing them at
first hand just what Imperial county
hasNoI 6ffer .ldw, and what promise its
fatgrt holds. J.,
In addition to the following, who
will come by special car, large party
of newspaper men aud others will
leave Riverside by auto Monday morn
ing and reach III Centre Monday
might, joining the others at Brawley
Tuesday morning.
". j. Doran, vice-p president Citizens
National Bank, Los Angeles; Luther
Brown, Van Nuvs Bdg, Los Angeles, z
II. Williams, assistant general manager
Southern Pacific, Los Angeles W. H.
Whalen, superintendent Southern Pa
cific, Los Angeles; j. T. Saunders, gen,
cral freight agent, Southern Pacific
Los Angeles; +. s. McGuiniss, general
passenger agc1t, Southern Pacific, Los
Angeles; +. \. C0ons, general agent
Union Pacific, los Angeles; b. +
Coons, Rock Island, Los Angeles; +. G.
Burdick, general manager, Inter-Cali
fornia Railway, Ca!eXico; a. 7. Mere
Ter, general manager, San Diego d Ar
iona, S.an Diego, California; c. J. Me
Donald, superintendent, Refrigerator
Service Southern Pacific Co., Sar
t'rancisco; G. r.. Mcintosh, Pacific
Fruit Exchange. Los Angeles; Frank
Roberts, California Casualty Indemnity
Co., Los Angeles; William Raynarl
general manager, California Vegetable
Union, Union Oil Bldg, Los Angeles
/ Thomas O'Neal, president Californi;
Vegetable Union, Union Oil Bldg, Lo
Angeles; L. W. Cleverly, J. M. Amicor
Bros. & Co., Wholesale Terminal Bldg.
Los Angeles; II. Lorch, Piowaty !
Sons, Wholesale Terminal Bldg, Lo
Angeles; =. w. Williams, Freight Dis
tribution Service Co., Wholesale Term
inal Bldg, Los Angeles; G. NJ. Secrist
president Pacific Fruit Express, Sal
Francisco.
r. j. Bailey, superintendent of Ic
Plants, Pacific Fruit Exchange, Sal
Francisco; y. NJ. Reynolds, vice presi
dent, First National Bank, Los An
| geles; Charles Smur, industrial agent
Southern Pacific Company, Los Ange
les; +. S. kassler, president, Nevadi
California Power Co., Denver, Color
ado; l.. c. Phipps, Jr.. treasurer. l1ev
ada California Power Co., Denver, Col
orado; II. M. Porter and other Denvel
capitalists.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-04
NOTICE OF THE FILING OF Ufs-
PAID ASSESSMENT LIST, ETC.
(NiAIE STREET)

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
on the End day of March, 1922, +. G..
DYER, Street Superintendent of the
CITY OF Fl Ceatro, California, filed
with me Il complete list of assessments
unpaid on account of the contract
awarded on the End day of February,
1921, for the improvement of certain
portion Of Main Street, as described in
Resolution of Intention 40. 202, for
paving said portion Of Main Street,
with Willie pavement, and the con
struction cf cement curbs thereon, pGr-
sliant to the provisions of an act of
the legislature Of the State of Califor-
mia, entitled Gan Act to provide for
Work upon Streets, Lanes, Alleys,
Courts, Places and Sidewalks, and for
the Construction of Sewers within
Municipalities, = approved March Is,
1885, and to Resolution Of Intention
! No. POP aforesaid, aud other Jcsplu
ltions, notices and proceedings Of SAID
iGity duly adopted and taken under
said Act, reference to said Resolution
of Intention No. 202, passed on the 1st
day of December, 1920, being hereby
expressly made for description of
the work and district therein mention
cd which Resolution of Intention, to-
gethcr with all subsequent resolutions,
notices and warrant relating to said
proceedings contained Il declaration as
follows: "Noticc is hereby given that
serial bonds to represent unpaid assess
mcnts and to bear interest ut the rate
of seven per cent per ;nnum will be
issued hereunder in the manner pro,
yidcd bv the 'Imnroycmpnt Bond A ct
of 1915, the last iasta lment of which
bonds shall mature nine years from the
2nd day of July next succeeding nine
months from their date
Interested persons arc hereby noti.
fled that they may appear before the
Board of Trustees OF said City at the
regular meeting OF said Board, to be
held on Wednesday, the sth day Of
March, 1922, at the hour of 1880 clock
p, NJ, and show cause why bonds
should not be issued upon the security
of the unpaid assessments, as shown by