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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21
$500 900 TAX EXEMPT BONDS OF
PORTO RICO

BIDS will be opened at the Bureau
of Insular Affairs, War Depart
ment, Room S042, Munitions Build
ing, Washington, D. c., at o.
clok P. M, October %, 1925, for
100000 face value Government Of
Porto Rico bonds, the proceeds
from which are to be used in the
purchase and equipment of suit
able Target Range and Aviation
Field. Bonds are dated July /, 1925.
bears interest at 412oo per annum,
payable mi-annuslly on January
and July /, and are in registered
form in denomination of $1,000 only.
Bonds are payable annually in Sc
ries of $4,000 each on July /,
1945, to July /. 1913, inclusive, and
are redeemable at par, with accrued
interest, on July /, 1885, or on any
subsequent interest date.
Principal and interest will be pay
able at United States Treasury
Washington, D. C. The Attorney
General of the United States hi"
passed upon the legality of the
issue. Bonds are acceptable at par
as security for deposits of public
moneys or postal saving funds Of
the United States; also for deposits
of Porto Rican funds and as secu-
rity required by laws Of Porto Ri
co to be deposited with Treasurer
of Porto Rico. Bids should be in
closed in envelopes marked "Subs-
cription for Porto Rico 41aoS Gold
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to D, Target Range and Aviation
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ton, D. c." Bids must be aeon
panied by bank draft or certified
check for 296 of par value of bonds
bid for, payable to Chief, Bureau
of Insular Affairs, in New York
City funds. Accepted subscriptions
will be payable November 6, 1925,
at bank in New York City to be
designated later, which will make
delivery of the bonds or registered
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the defnitive bonds. The right IS
reserved to reject any or all bids,
For further particulars address the
BUREAU OF INsULAR AFFAIRS
Washington, d. c., or the Treasurer
of Porto Rico, San Juan, P. R.
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(Anunciol
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21
'HAB.AEL SENADOR
ARSENIC MAR TINEZ
M
cONTESTA AL PRESIDEN-
TIE De LA UNlvERSIDAD,
DR.. BENNER
NuestrO probIema
agrlcoIa y las becas
de MayagueZ
DR.. Thomas Benner,
Presidente Universidad de P. R.
Rio Piedras, P. r.
Distinguido amigo,

Distinguido amigo,
He lefdo su statement" en- Ell
MUNDO de aver relacionado con
el asunto de las becas del Colegio
de Agricultural. Como usted me
alude en- dicho articulo, deseo ex
licarle el motive de nuestra pro-
tesla.
Fuimos informados que sc ha-
bfa recomendado a la Junta de
Sindicos, la Suppression de diecinue-
We becas de las cuarenta conceGi-
das el aiio anterior por los motives
que usted conoce, Y creimos que
estos eran mas que suficientes pa
ra que las becas de estos diecinue-
We estudiantes fueran retiradas,
pero nunca suprimidas totalmente.
81 hubo un error ell ano pasado al
conceder estas becas, otorgandolas
estudiantes inmerecedores de
elias, NADIA mas justo que sc sub
sanara reglamentando las mismas
en- la forma que 10 ha hecho la
funta de Sfndicos, pero no podia-
mos yer con agrado que Sc corri-
giera el error eliminando total
rnente estas diecinueve becas. He
mos visto con sumo placer el acuer
do de la Junta, por 10 que nom
bre de este distrito doy a usted Y
den1as miembros de la misma nues
tras mas sinceras gracias.
En- cuanto al privilegio que US
ted senala tienen los estudiantes
de Mayagiiez sobre los de Rio
Piedras, deseo lamar su aten-
ci6n a la ley nurnero So aprobada
en- julio ID de 1923. La Legisla-
, tura de Puerto Rico reconocio que
nuestro problema es agricola, que
hacen falta ingenieros agronomos
| para implantar nuevos metodos
cientificos de cultivo, Y por ESQ
aprobo esta ley asignando diez mil
d6lares para cuarenta becas en- el
f! Colegio de Agriculture. Debido 2
Ia situaci6n de nuestro Tesoro In
sular, no sc pudo dar cumplimientc
esta ley, Y entonces fue que Ia
Junta de Sindicos. haci6ndose ecc
de los deseos de la Legislature y re
Iconociendo la necesidad de impulsal
el estudio de ciencias agricolas
(Contin1a en- la Ga. pagina.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21

de IA lnaiiana todos los ntiles del
hogar estaban empaquetados y am
autom0viI esperaba a la puerta pa
IA conducir a los esposos Dfaz Gin
tr0n a esta capital
Minutes despues ell Lcdo. Dfaz
Cintr6n sali6 acompahado por su
esposa hacia la oficina de correos
para recoger su correspondence an
tes de salir hacia aca.
FL reloj de la plaza daba las nue.
We Y cuarto de Ia mailana. Al lie
gar al Garage Costas Y Co, en- la
calle Marina. el Lcdo. Dfaz Cintr6n
por una coincideneia desgraciada Sc
cruz6 con cl Lcdo. Carlos Brunet
del Vale, con quien habfa sosteni-
do renida lucha en- Ia prensa en- re
laci6n con su puesto de Juez. va que
el Lcdo. Brunet combatfa sus ac-
tuaciones oficiales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21
El Municipio de S. j..
rendra tributO a Jose
CelsO BarbOsa
WSITARAN HOY LA TUMBA
T0D0S Los EMPLEAD0S
Una giganteSCa cruz de
flores natuTaIeS Ie Sera
OfTeCida a Su mem0ria

FL aniversario de Ia muerte del
Or. Jose Celso Barbosa, ilustre pa
tricio bOrincano que dejara la at
ua6sfera politica lena con ell alien
TO de sus consoles virtuosos, Sc cs-
Zebra hoy en- Ia municipalidad de
San Juan en- forma digna del gran
de hombre pdbHco.
"El Municipio de San Juan rem
dira tribute al DR.. Jose Celso Bar
bosa en- Ell aniversario de su muer-
te'' Estas son las palabras con que
encabeza ell Alcalde Sr. Roberto
H. Todd una communication a la
Prensa, en- que Sc ponen de mani
fiesto las cuahdades excelsas del fe-
necido, al mismo tempo que Sc ex-
pone el recuerdo 1mborrable
que siente la municipalidad hacia
la labor de luchador del grande
hombre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21
OLA OFFICIAL DE
DUELO

De la Proclama del Co
bernador de Puerto Rico en-
setiembre %, 1921, "COn
motive de la muerte del DIR.
Jose CelsO Barbosa, patrio-
ia americana Y senadOr at
large de Puerto Rico.
'Ha sido roto por la hoz
inflexible del tempo el hi
10 de orc que lig6 la vida
del DIR. Jose Celso BarbOsa,
campe6n de los ideales anne
ricanos y SenadOr at large
de Puerto Rico, a los cora
zones del Pueblo de la Isla-
"Su premature muerte sa-
cude con honda connection
al pueblo de Puerto Rico que
apTendi6 a amalgO por su
firmeZa al americanismo
elevadO y por su patriOstis-
mo sin vacilaciones durante
tOdOs los actos de su vida
p1blica".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21
LOS CUPONES DEL GER
TAMEN DE BELLEZA DE
PUERTO RICO
ILUSTRADO"

SegGn quejas recibidas en-
la direction de Puerto Ri
co TIustrado", la Revista es-
ta IlegandO a manOs de al
gunos, IectOres sin la prime
ra pagina de lectura, pues
alguien parece encargarse
de arrancarsela previamen-
te.
De esta manera tratan al
gunos vendedores de hacer
un doble negocio, pues ade-
mas del precio corriente que
Obtienen por cada n1mero
c0nsiguen no POGO dinero
por la hOja que arrancan.
va que esta contiene ell GU
pom del CoTicurso de Belleza.
AvisamOs al pubIico de es-
te enganO. Ell cupon aparece
siempre en- la primera pagi-
ma de lectura. 81 esta falta
deben exigir un n1mero
complete.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21
DOCE ESCUELAS MU-
NIClPALES EN- Was
De CONSTRUCTION
A principles de Oct.
estaran dispuestas
CUATRO NIL ESTUDIANTES
Mas TENDRAN AC0M0D0


De acuerdo con ell pequefo en-
prestito aprobado dItimamente por
el Consejo Executive para solucio-
mar la crisis escolar que denunci&-
ramos desde estas mismas columnas,
ell Departamento Municipal de ms
truccion ha procedido anunciar
las subastas cOrrespondientes a do
ce edifcios escuelas ser construi-
dos EN- diferentes puntos de la mu-
nicipalidad, en- donde, de acuerdo
con el registro de estudiantes, Sc
yea mayor necesidad de acomodo
tUontinGa en- sa p4g. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21
Ell TRASLADO DEL JUEZ
DIAZ CINTRON A SAN JUAN

Como saben nuestros lectores, ell
Juez Dfaz Cintron de la Corte de
DistritO de Ponce. con motive Gle la
reorganization dc aquel tribunal ha
cesado EN- sus funciones como tai
En- la manana del t1ltino sabado
la familia del Lcdo. Dfaz Cintr6n
Sc disponfa a efectuar el traslado
a San Juan. al efecto, a las nueve
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21
EN- LA TUMBA
DEL PATRIcIo

Todos los empleados de la muni-
cipaidad visitaran hoy la tumba
del glorioso patriota borincano, Sc
gun sc desprende de las manifesto
clones espontaneas que nos han ex-
presado desde Ell Alcalde hasta los
mas humildes oicinistas, desde los
jefes de Departamentos y asambleis
tas municipales, hasta los obreros
de menor categoria.
UNA CRUZ DE FLO
RES NATURALEs
Una gigantesca cruz de flores,
tcontinua en- la pag. 6.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21
SURGE LA TRAGEDIA

\ surgi6 la tragedia. Hubo cierto
cambio de palabras, y el Lcdo Dfaz
Cintr6n hizo uso de un revolver V
lie hizo ell primer disparo al Lcdo.
Brunei La primera bala atraves6
Continna en- la pag.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21
LOS PUROS RESUEL-
VEN NO lR A LA
FUSION
Ell COmite Territorial
rechaZa la idea
LA CELEBRE ORDENANzA
No. So VEL TERRITORIAL

FL Comite Territorial del Partldo
Republican, Puro estuvo reunido
durante toda la tarde del viernes
tltimo y buena parte de la noche del
11ismo dia. A dicha reunion del Te-
rritorial no asistieron los suplentes.
Como va habiamos informado en-
anteriores ediciones Sc plantearon
formalmente importantes cuestio-
nes pohticas, de gran importancia
para Ia buena marcha de la colecti-
vidad que dirige nuestro buen ami
go, senador Rafael Martinez Nadal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21

Ell GOBERNADOR
LLEGA MANANA
A menos que ocurra algo extraor-
dinario, el honorable gobernador
ToWner llegara a Santa Catalina
en- el dfa de mahana, para dejar
terminada definitivamente esta
question de la combination judicial
que tan discutida ha sido que a
tantos concentrates ha dado lugar.
Manana, pues, el morador de San
ia Catalina hard los nombramientos
restantes. La ansiedad que reina
por conoccr estos nombramientos fl
males es inmensa, verdaderamente
indescriptible.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21

La sociedad de Ponce Sc ha 6.
tremecido ante una nueva tragedia
que lleva la desesperaci0n al Sc
no de dos hogares, va que en- estos
casos tan terrible es la situaci6n
para ell uno como para el otro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21
Los puRos NO VAN A

LA FUSION
La question de 81 el Partido Re-
puIicano Puro va no Ia fusion.
a La cual practicamente ha sido in
vitado, fu6 planteada fornalmente
discutida con todo Ell detenimien-
to debido.
Finalmente ell Comit6 Territorial
acord6 por unanimidad rechazar de
plano Ia invitacion.
Los puros pues han resuelto Off
cialmente que no ingresaran en- la
fusion, 10 cual descarta.-aI menos
por ahora-toda posibihdad de que
Sc unan las dos fracciones repubh-
canas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21
A MIS- oL1ENrEs Y AMIGOS

Eabi6ndome separado del Salon
Barberia Borinquen, donde trabaj6
desde la Inauguration del mismo
hasta esta fecha, deseo notiticar a
mis- antiques clientes y amigos que
en- ell Salon Barberia del Edifcio
ochoa-Ser. piso-podr6 continuar
prestandoles ncondicionalmente rlis
servicios.
Nicolas I. FEEIAS,
(Anmcio) .
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21
Las ULTIMAS NO.
TICIAS JUDICIALES'
LOS CANDIDATES. PARA
ASSISTANTS" DEL ATT
T0RNEY GENERAL.
Nj
Ell JueZ Municipal de
San Juan. .=OtroS
detaIIeS

La combination judicial sigue
constituyendo la nota del dfa Ell
nuestros cfrculos polfticos Los co
mentarios Sc suceden unos a otros
Y Sc intensifiean al considerar las
plazas que aGn estan pendientes de
cofirmaci6n definitiva de nom
bramiento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21
LA PLAZA DE FISCAL
DE AGCADILLA

Ell Lcdo. lose r. Gelp1, nombra
do Fiscal de Aguadilla. Y quien ha
(Contin1a en- la Ga. pagina.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21
La oRDENANzA NO. 5s

La celebre Ordenanza No. SO, So
bre incompatibihdad de cargos, que
tan discutida ha sido durante estos
illtimos dias, tambien fue objeto de
consideration especial por parte del
Territorial. Sc acordo que dicha Or
denanza, como termino de concilia-
ci6n, empiece a regir dentro de no.
venta dias. Asi todo queda resuelto
en- ammonia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21
La antigua ley de ar
bilriOs es declarada
constitutional
NJ
LA DECISION DEL Ex. IUEz
0DLlN HA SlD0 REv0CADA
III
Ell Departament0 de JUS
tlcia habia pedid0 Ia re-
consideration

Antes de aver, ell Hon. Juez Ira
K. Wells, de la Corte Federal, die
to sentencia revocando la orden de
Injunction preliminar dictada en- los
casos de Smalwood Bros. Insular
Motor Corporation VS.. Ga1lardo, Te-
sorero de Puerto Rico, deseStiman-
do La petici6n interpnesta con las
(continna en- la pag. o.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21
LOS CANDIDATES.

PARA ASSISTANTS
La pTegunta q. con mas insistencia
sc oye doquiera es: iQui6nes seran
los nuevos Assistants del Attorney
General en- sustituci0n de los seflo-
res Mufioz Y Todd Jr., quienes han
sido nombrados para las Cortes de
Distrito de San Juan Ponce res
pectivamente?
En- eontestaci6n esta pregunta
surgen los nombres de uno, dos,
tres Y hasta una docena de candida
tos, que Sc Green con derechos in
discutibIes recibir el nombramien-
to-
No obstante, los nombres que Oh
mos con mayor frecuencia son los
del Lcdo. Samalea Iglesias, actual
Fiscal at-large Y del Assistant Fis
cal de la Corte Federal, Mr.. Hanson
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21
JUEZ MUNICIPAL.

Para ell cargo de Juez Municipal
que quedo vacante por renuncia del
Lcdo Rodriguez Palacios. suena ell
nombre del juez at-large Aybar,
am cuando Sc habla de Otros candi-
datoS
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-10
Braiue Machine
To Be Exhibited

J. Robert Atkinson, formerly of
this city, who invented machine
for printing, embossing and binding
the st. James version Of the Bible
so that it is available for reading
by the plind, will exhibit his ma.
chine at headquarters Of the Revis-
ed Braille Bible Society headquar.
ters In Los Angeles next Saturday
"Open house" will be maintained
by the society at its rooms, 1912
West First street.
In recognition Of his efforts to
help the blind, the association of
blind printers recently paid the ex-
pensos Of Mr.. Atkinson to New
York to exhibit his machine, follow
ing which the American Bible So
ciety placed an order for 200 Braille
Bibles.
Mr.. Atkinson has been blind for
many years, and has worked un-
ceasingly to help the blind them
selves, being aided in his work by
his wife. He is well known to
many FL Centre people, having liv-
cd here up to a few years ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-10
Former IOWan Is
Now Here to Stay

Completing his fifth trip to I'm
perial Valley during the past IS
months, DR.. Edwin O. Carter, for.
merly Of Des Moines, Iowa. has
opened dental office in FL Centre.
Bringing his wife and two sons with
him, DR.. Carter arrived in this
city recently to make his permanent
home. During one Of his trips to
the valley, he purchased ranch
west Of FL Centre, and is now a
strong booster.
"We came here to escape the mid
west winters" DR.. Carter remarked
today. "Aheady this season there
have been two big snow storms in
Des Moines, and for three days dur
ing October the weather was below
zero. Imperial Valley seems
mighty good to us.
DIR. Carter took his degree at the
University Of Iowa, and has had a
flourishing practice in Des Moines
for the past II years.
DR.. and Mrs. Carter will occupy
the j. d. Foss house on Brighton
street when the Foss family moves.
to their new residence now building
on Olive street.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-10
ARREST SUSPECT
F0 RSLAYINC IN
LIQUOR BATTLE

SALINAS. Cal, Nov. 10.-Simon
Bube, suspected of operating the
machine gun which killed n. II.
RAIDER, deputy sheriff, in the Moss
Landing liquor smuggling battle,
was in Jail here today after being
sought five months.
Bube was arrested at Redwood
City, where he was captured in q
room which he had converted into
virtual arsenal. With him was
taken f. Du Rose, who was hiding
him, police charge.
Bube admitted that he was a
a gunman. hired by rum smugglers
to fight off hijackers, and said he
was at Moss Landing, but denied he
operated the machine gun. He as
serted he was wounded in the thigh
before he could fire shot and that
he was spirited from the scene and
given treatment in a criminal s
hospital.
A secret Indictment charging
Bube with murder was returned
here some time ago when others in
volved in the Moss Landing battle
named him as the machine gun op'
orator.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-10
Cattle Market

Cattle-400, holdovers 250; slow
steers, scarce, bulk Of offerings
southwestern; shee stock and half
fat northern cows and heifers, gen.
orally steady with yesterdays 1925
decline. No steers sold, medium
kinds quoted s7.25@s.40; bulk she
stock $4.25G5.60; top cows, late
yesterday, s5.S5; Gamers and cut
ters s2.25@3.75; bulls $4.00@4.75.
Calves-200; generally steady
Southwesterns, largely, s7.25@ s.25
milk veal, up to $1,000.
Hogs-lo00; active, generally 10
25 higher than yesterdays early
market. Top sl3.75 for six loads
bulk 100 200-lb. butchers $13.65M
1873; mixed offerings. down t.
s13.4o; packing sows s11.50@l2.O0
Sheep-None. Good and ehoic,
lambs quotable sl4.00@15.00; com
mon to choice ewes s5.50M 500.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-10
OIL TANKER and
GERMAN STEAMER
COLLIDE IN FOG
by United Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10.-The
Standard Oil tanker FL Segundo
was proceeding northward today in
a damaged condition following a
crash Monday which sent the
German steamer Aida Of the United
American lines into this port for
repairs.
The tanker had cleared from this
port for Ketchikan, Alaska. The
Aida, was coming here with cargo
from Seattle to pick up other con
signments for European points.
Forty miles off the coast during
a dense fog, the ships rammed each
other. According to a report the
Aida made here, neither vessel was
at fault as both were proceeding
slowly and on their proper courses.
Although the vessels sighted each
other before the crash it was too
late TO avert it.
The Aida will 60 into the ship
yard here for repairs. The FL Sc
gundo's starboard bow plates were
damaged but it was believed she
would be able to weather through
to Seattle, at least, before repairs
become necessary.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-10
BRUNK INVITES
BOY SCOUTS TO
BE HIS GUESTS

Members of all Boy Scout troops
of FL Centre will have an opportun-
ity to be the guests of Brunk s
Comedians at their tent theater.
This announcement, made today by
Glen D. Brunk, manager. will be
hailed with delight by boys of this
city.
81 would like to have the Press
announce this invitation to all scout
troops to be my personal guests, ;"
said Manager Brunk. 81 think
Boy Scout work is fine, and | m
glad to take this opportunity to do
anything | can for the scouts Mr.
Brunk requests that scoutmasters
of the different troops get in touch
with him regarding dates when
their respective troops may attend.
'Jim : Girl the comedy drama
being offered at Brunk 5 Egyptian
theater this week. is drawing large
audiences each night.
Mr.. Brunk has been fortunate in
securing the play from the Century
Play company of New York City
for production at this time, the
drama being particularly suitable
for Armistice week.
In the leading role, "Jim Bed,
fcrd.' a returned soldier, is played
by Jack Bronson. William Mitchell
as Windy Miller and Frank
Brown as "Dibbs' furnish excel
lent comedy.
The final performance Of "Jim s
Girl" will be given Wednesday
night. ''The Crimson Nemesis, -
will be the next production.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-10
Valley Bap lists
Open Convention
! In Border Town

With Rev. c. +. Flanagf.n OF this
city presiding. the first ANNUAL ses-
sion of the Imperial Valley Baptist
association opened at the Baptist
church, CaleXico. at > o clock this
afternoon. Delegates from nj val
ley cities were in attendance. Eight
sessions have been planned for the
convention which will extend over
Wednesday and Thursday.
At tonight 5 meeting Rev. - Ian
agin will preach the annual senn on.
Rev. II. II. Skeels of Brawlev Will
conduct the praise service, Prof. D.
2. Choisser Of Calexico will deliver
an address of welcome and Rev.
Q. P. Rover will give an Illustrated
lect. ure.
Sn. 1cial meetings for various
oronps will be held on Wednesday
sf,oruo III, when the woman 5 ses-,
sion wi take place; Wednesday
evening " hen the county B. Y. P. L.
win be il charge; and Thuradav
morning. W. hen the Sunday School
session Will \ { held.
Officers Of the association are
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-10
PERSONALS


Mr.. and Mrs. II. &. Jones return
ed last night from several days
spent in San Diego.
Mrs. W. II. Fishburn Of Heber,
was recent visitor in the city.
DR.. and Mrs. X. II. Hambley of
Los Angeles visited friends here
over the weekend, and saw the de.
sert play at Palm.Springs.
Miss Elizabeth Helm was among
the Calcxico residents noted in the
city yesterday.
Ross T. Hickcox and Judge NJ. W
Conkling have penetrated the wilds
OF Mexico on a hunting expedition.
They plan to go as far as San Fe.
hpe, and will be gone several davs.
Roy Farr Of Brawley was transact t
ing business in the city Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-10
NOTICE OF PUBLIC WORK

Notice Is hereby gwen that on
the 4th day Of November, 1925, the
Board Of Trustees Of the City Of
Ell Centre did, at its regular meet
ing held on said day, adopt a Reso-
luton Numbered 291 declaring the
intention Of said Board to order that
that portion Of the street adjoin.
ing Block 81 Of Park Addition to
Ell Centre, California, on the North,
and extending East and West, as
shown by map recorded in Book 2
Of maps at Page "a, Records Of I'M
perial County, California, particu-
larly described as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at the point Of inter
section Of the Inter California Rail
way Company's Easterly Right of
WAY line with the Northerly line OF
said street; thence easterly along
the Northerly line Of said street, a
distance Of 80 feet TO a point; /;
thence southerly in direct line a
distance Of 30.5 feet, more or less,
to a point in the Southerly line OF
said street; thence Westerly along
the Southerly line of said street a
distance Of 20 feet, moro OF less, 70
the point Of its intersection with
aforesaid Easterly Right Of Way
line; thence Northwesterly along
said Easterly Right Of Way line to
the point Of beginning-be closed
up, pursuant to the provisions OF an
Act Of the Legislature Of the State
Of California, entitled, "An Act to
provide for laying out, opening, ex-
tending, widening, Strengthening or
closing up in whole or in part any
street, square, lane, alley, court or
place within municipalities, and to
condemn and acquire any and all
land and property necessary or con-
venient for that purpose" approx
ed March 6, 1889.
Reference is hereby made to said
Resolution Numbered POI for furth-
er particulars.
Dated this 9th day Of Novem-
Der, 1925.
PHILIP w. KNIGHTS,
Street superintendent Of the City
81 El Centre, California. 1ac