Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-04
DIVIDING CITY
INTO SECTIONS
MEANS RESULTS
(Continued rom mage u


as they have to get out and dig, too,
Chief Ferguson has ruled that ev-
cry body ranks as a private. Make
yourself familiar with your district
and the men in it, and then get
busy with them. The property own
ers will know when they see one
of the leaders coming that he means
business and Mr.. Property Owner or
Renter will then proceed to be u
good sport ana get busy with hls
particular job.
Here Are Leaders
District No. West of Eighth
street, and north to San Diego
tracks; leaders, Percie c. Thacker,
II. w. Reedy and o. w. Affler-
baugh.
District No. West of Eighth
street, between Main and Adams
streets; leaders, Judge Franklin j.
Cole, A. G.. Johnston and II. w.
Fawcett
District No. 3-West of Eighth
street, between Main and Orange
streets; leaders, Sheriff Charles l..
Gillett and John I. Rice.
District No. 4-West of Eighth
street, between Orange street and
the south city line; leaders. Neal H.
Gavin and w. f. Couch.
District No. EAST of Eighth
street to S. p. tracks, north from
Park street to San Diego. tracks
| Loo Jo,, To,,, G;ll ,nJ p II Cory
| District No. east of Eighth
street to Sixth street, north from
Main street to Park street; leaders
Rodney Hermon and j. II. McDear.
mon.
District No. East of Eighth
street to Sixth street, south from
Main street to Orange street; lead
ers, X. Lineken and Charles Nc
Cormick.
District No. S-East of Eighth
street to Sixth street, south from
| Orange street to Hamilton street
leaders, Harry l.. Barker and Pau
Marsh.
District No. EAST of Eight
street to Fifth street, south from
Hamilton street to city line; lead
ers, Mayor Will S. Fawcett, Charles
E. Scott and H. P. Meyer.
District No. 10-East of Sixth
/ street to Fourth, north from Main
street to Park; leaders, Charles E
! Sones, William Tondro and Frank
Richmond.
District No. 11-East of Sixth
street to Fourth, south from Main
street to Orange; leaders, Judge NJ
w. Conkling, Frank Slocum and DR.
! y. f. Dupont.
District No. 12-East of Sixth
/ street to Fourth. south from Orange
street to Hamilton street; leaders
j. l.. Travers and |. A. Thomas.
District No. 13-East of Fiftl
street to S. P. tracks, south from
Hamilton street to city line; leaders
Allen Nuffer, H. w. Brewer Jr. anC
w. II. Lavayea.
District No. 14-East of Fourtl
street to S. p. tracks, north from
Orange street to Park; leaders, A
G. Campbell and J. S. Jones.
District No. 15-East of Fourtl
street to S. P. tracks, south from
Orange street to Hamilton; leaders
Charles E. Pitzer, George w. Ander
son.
District No. 16-East Of S. P
tracks, south from Holton lnterur
ban to Main street; leaders, j. ;
J
District No. 17-East of 5. T
tracks, south from Main street t.
Orange street; c. w. Runge, Jeal
Hudson.
! District No. 1S-East of S. +
tracks, south from Orange street t
city line, Frank Albright ant
A. A. Bewlcy.
Villa Farms section-Joe Kim
and Fred Nobel Thau.
1 Report to Wilson School
On Friday, October II, every ma
who can do so will report to TIL
Wilson school at p. m. bringing
anv pitchforks, scoops or shovcis a
he NAV have, and trucks will b
waiting there for assignment to tn
various districts. During the week
A representative of the fire depart
ment will solicit the business house
of the city asking for details OF me-
to be sent to the Wilson school TO
the cleanup campaign, in additlo
to the volunteers who will go there
This day being Columbus Day, is
legal holiday in the state, and there
MANY of the business houses will b
closed, giving an excellent opportur
ity for the employees to voluntee
their services.
The success of the campaign, tn
committee pointed out last night
lies in the amount Of work done bC
tween now and October II, and tn
response of every citizen IN tn
community to the appeal which
made for their cooperation. Every
one agrees that the city needs clean
ing up and little of the tear
work that has characterized publ
undertakings in FL Centre in tn
past will put the cleanup campaig
across as successfully as the commit
| tee desires to make it. This sue
cess after all, rests with the ind
| vidual, says Chief Ferguson, and h
believes he will obtain the co-opera
ton of every man, woman and chil
in Ell CentrO.