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La gaceta., 1930-05-27
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por los muchachos directories.
No puede quejarse ell Sobe-
rano de la playa encastillada,
ell inclito "Polaco."
Este ano ha batido ell re-
cord.
Parece que Lupe Velez, la
artista del Cinema, lie dej6 ell
rosario" de la buena suerte.
Nosotros 10 felicitamos.
La gaceta., 1930-05-27

Londres, Mayo Ella enfer
medad del Rey Jorge impedira
que este concurra a la tercera
corte de la temporada que Sc
efectuara esta noche en- ell pa
lacio de Buckingham. Dicese
que su majestad esta sufrendo
de inflammation de la cadera de
recha.
En- mayo Ia y Is 81 preside
las dos primeras cortes, las pri-
meras a que asistia en- los dlti-
La gaceta., 1930-05-27

Los dos ninos que en- la fies-
ia de LA Fraternidad" obtu-
vieron los premios de mas
grueso y mejor salud, Sc NOM
bran Angel del Vale, que pc
saba 80 libras y Is meses de
existencia, consistiendo ell re :
gallo en- una GAIA de jab6n;
Margarita Fernandez, de 20
neses. Este regalo 10 hiZo la
Compania de Helados Dairy
PRODUCTS CO. siendo un efec-
Two de $500.
La gaceta., 1930-05-27

En- la tarde del domingo pri
nero de JUNO tendra lugar la
boda de la encantadora Srta.
Emilia Villot, con el %correcto
joven Enrique Gomez.
En- la elegante Residential de
los distinguidos esposos Raimun
do y Maria Hinojosa, estable-
cida en- la Octava avenida MI
nero 1862 tendra lugar ell
acto civil, estando a cargo de la
ceremonial ell conocido joven No
tario de esta localidad Sr. Can
dido Perez.
En- calidad de testigos firma-
ran ell acta matrimonial los Sc
nores Manuel Villot y Ofemio
Carbonell.
A. de la Pena.
La gaceta., 1930-05-27

Chicago, Mayo 27.-El cuer-
po del policia John Mcdonald,
con una bala en- la cabeza, fu&
encontrado hoy temprano en- Ell
sueto de una "taberna clandes-
ina" de la avenida North Cali
fornia. Junto al cadaver. 'cerca
lie la mano derecha, estaba su
revolver. La GAIA registro ha-
bia sido robada, Narios vases
astaban en- las mesas y e~stantes
v abrigos y sacos colgados, in
dicando que sus duenos habian
huido a toda prisa.
Dcscubri6 el cadavcr de su
,ompanero ell policia Claude
Alexander, que corri6 al sentir
IN disparo, arrestando a cinco
1ombres que ALI estaban.
La gaceta., 1930-05-27

Madrid, Mayo 27.-Se ha re-
cibido un despacho del princi-
pc Alfonso de Orleans, pasaJe-
70 del Graf Zeppelin, en- ell que
dice que manana saldra hacla
la Habana ell gran dirigible.
La gaceta., 1930-05-27

Los chicos de la "%Juventud
1ntusiasta," recibiendo STEM
)re gustosamente la coopera-
ion de las encantadoras dami
as, miembros principales de
licha "Agrupaci6n," estan
oroyectando varias fiestas de
iistinto caracter, y tan prom
% elias Sc vayan aprobando en-
untas que habran de celebrar
3e Sc iran conociendo.
Solo >puedo decir que a la
iuventud divertida Sc les espe-
ran tardes y noches de loca a
egria.
La gaceta., 1930-05-27

La orquesta de los VARSITY
Boys" ha sido contratada por
la "Secci6n de Recreo del Cen
tro Asturiano" para SUI bale
de las flores anunciado para
la noche del pr6ximo sabado,
en- ell Palacio de la Avenida
de Nebraska.
Todo ell salon de fiesta es-
tara adornado con rosas de
distintos dolores.
Sc piensa hacer I'm derroche
de lujo y de elegancia.
La gaceta., 1930-05-27

Lego dc Roma ell monumento
hecho por ell escultor cubano Ra
mon 'Blanco, vigilante de la po-
licia n|acional, en- honor a Maria
ma Grajales, la madre de Antot-
MO y Jose Maceo.
La gaceta., 1930-05-27

Madrid, Mayo 27.-Ha sail
do de las Azores con rumbo a
Espana ell buque escuela Juan
Sebastian Elcano, de la marina
de guerra.
Dirigese a Cadiz.
La gaceta., 1930-05-27

Sc encuentra en- su residen-
cia de la Avenida IA, mi estl-
mado companero ell joven Die.
go Heres, operado recientemer
tie en- ell Sanatorio del Centre
Asturiano," de la nariz.
Su estado es completamente
satisfactorio.
Mucho me allegro.
La gaceta., 1930-05-27

Bombay, Mayo 27.-Las au
toridades inglesas siguen apli
cando medidas de rigor.
Consid6rase grave la situa.
cion a causa de los sangriento>
des6rdenes ocurridos en- Ran.
COON, Bombay y Dacca, las tres
mas grandes ciudades de Bur.
ma.
Los m0tines de Rangoom ne
fueron originates por la cam
pana de des0bediencia civil de
los nacionalistas, Sc debieron a
un choque entire los trabajado-
res y la fuerZa publica, cuando
fueron traidoS coolies para sus-
tituir a los eStibadores burme-
SEES. Perdieron la vida en- la lu-
cha 26 hombres y mas de TOO
recibieron heridas.
En- Dacca, Importance ciudad
de Bengala, a $50 millas de Ca
cutta, mahometanos e hindus
rineron fieramente, perdiendo
la vida seis hombres.
Gran nGmero de personas
fuer0n arrestadas.
Era la situacion tan seria en-
la noche de aver que el presi-
dente del comitG del distrito te-
iegrafi6 al virrey Lord Irwin
pidiendole protection policiaca.
Dos personals murierOn en-
Bombay y 10 resultaron heri-
das, incluyendo una mujer ma
hometana, al ser suprimido un
mitin en- el barrie mahometano.
Los mahometanos apedrea
ron a la policia europea.
La gaceta., 1930-05-27

mos dos amos, a causa de su en-
fermcdad.
Washington, Mayo 27.-Los
ingresos del tesoro hasta mayo
24 montaban a IS, 807, 845. 50,
con los gastos Sc, 254, 748.7O.
Queda un balance a favor de
$t17,270,360.55.
La gaceta., 1930-05-27

Aver hizo su primer vuelo So
la, en- ell campamento General
Machado, la primera aviadora
Guiana, Srta. Berta Moraleda.
La gaceta., 1930-05-27

aver puede ser Ell "atracado' ds
manana.
81 aplicamos ell antique re-
fran-"quien roba a otro la
dr0n tiene Glen amos de perdon''
-el primer atracador siemprt
lleva la peor parte.
Y los ciudadanos "dem6cra-
tas" frente a esa terrible situa-
ci0n... Sc rien... sc rien...
Llega a nuestra mesa un TO
lleto del periodista americana
William English Walling que
lleva ell titulo "'Terrorismo ba-
jo la Dictadura Guiana.
Els la protesta de un ciudada
no noble Y viril contra un GO
bierno opresor y sanguinario.
Mr.. English senala al pueblo
americana los nombres de Do
mingo Mendez Capote, exvice-
presidents de la republica; DR..
Cosme de la Torriente, expresi-
dente de la Asamblea de la Liga
de Naciones; Enrique Jose Va
roma, exvicepresidentte de la
republica los eXsecretariOs He
via, Bru, Marti, Iturralde, Ia
tyas Bazan; los exgobernadores
Penate, .Betancourt; Aurelio Al
varez, expresidente del senado,
Y otros, como ilustres cubanos
inconformes con ell despotismo
del gobierno de Machado.
Cita este amigo sincere de las
libertades del pueblo cubano ell
asesinato de varios liders de los
trabajadores Y dice: "De los a.
sesinatos politicos los mas i'm
portantes han sido a~queilos de
los liders obreros y directories
de peri6dicos. Uno de los ulti-
mos asesinatos, ell de Santiago
Brooks, ocurri6 ell dia 7 de no
viembre de 1929. I'm considera-
bic numero Sc cometieron hace
varios amos, inaugurando ell re-
gimen de Machado. Por elem
plo ell de Robert Grant, un ferro
carrilero Y un americana.
Gel embajador Ferrara frfa-
mente defendi6 su asesinato en-
una carta al p~residente Green,
de la Federation Americana, a
legando que Grant era un hom-
bre malo y hubiese matado a al
guien 81 no Sc lie hubiera mata-
do.
Gel secretario de la Fedora
ci6n Pan Americana de Labor,
Iglesias, Sc refiere en- SD infor-
me a dos asesinatos, ell de En-
rique Varona, que era presiden-
tie de la Union Ferrocarrilera
del Norte de Cuba, y Alfredo
Lopez.
"Que csc hombre Santiago
Brooks, de Guantanamo, fue "a
sesinado, no cabe duda-y Sc
han presentado documentos pa
ra probar que un cierto policia
10 mat6 en- presencia de otros
miembros del comite executive
de la union por negarse a fir
mar un telegrama de protesta
dirigido a la Federation Ameri
cana del Trabajo."
Los cuatro directories de pc
ri6dicos misteriosamente asesi-
nados SO nOmbran cOmandante
, Armando Andre, director del
diario "El Dia"; Bartolome Sa-
CARO-, director de la Voz del
Maestro; Julio Mella, director
de Cuba Libre", y ell captain
Aguilar, director de LA Cam
pana'.
Esta voz de protesta del pc
! riodista americana sera escu-
chada respetuosamente por to-
dos los hombres imparciales.
Solo un hombre ha "supera-
do" a Machado en- estos dltimos
amos, en- la America espahola,
On. Juan Vicente. expresidente
Y ahora "amo' de Venezuela,
con el grade de comandante en-
jefe de su ejercitO.
La gaceta., 1930-05-27

Los muchachos del "Centro
Espanol,' 'pertenecientes a su
"Secci6n de Recreo," seran los
que cierren con broche dia-
mantino estas fiestas bailables
del mes de mayo.
Esta va anunciada la fecha
de su bale: IA de JUNO.
Tambi6n Sc proponen deco
rar ell salon bellamente, a ba-
Sc de flores.
La gaceta., 1930-05-27
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

En- las luchas electorales de
mocraticas', el "atracador" de
aver puede ser ell "atracado" de
manana.
81 aplicamos ell antique re-
fran-"Guien roba a otro la
dr6n tiene Glen amos de perdon''
ell primer atracador siempre
lleva la peor parte.
Y los ciudadanos "dem6cra-
tas" frente a esa terrible situa-
ci6n... Sc rien... Sc rien...
La gaceta., 1930-05-27

Arcadia, Mayo 27.-Una no
Ia misteriosa y un abandonado
autom6vil son las unicas hue
las tangibles que tienen las au-
oridades de los dos condados
que buscan a c. +. Dalton, eX-
)eriodista, a quien sc VIC por
Ultima vez en- Wauchula ell dia
IL de mayo.
La teorfa de secuestro y ase-
3inato de un hombre que viaja
DOR los caminos con importan-
-es cantidades de dinero en- sus
bolsillos, son las intangibles
huellas que no ayudan a escla-
recer la misteriosa desapari-
ci6n de Dalton.
Dice la nota encontrada: Dos
hombres me han encontrado en-
Wauchula, no puedo escribir....
La gaceta., 1930-05-27

Muy pronto una fiesta "ca-
baret" en- TODD ell regio Pala-
cete de la sociedad Guiana.
jSe ha fijado va ell dia de
su celebration?
Todavfa. La tienen en- estu-
dio los animosos jovenes que
forman parte de su "Secci6n
de Recreo."
Tan pronto la senalen llega-
ra al conocimiento de nuestros
lectores.
Estas fiestas siempre result
tan un exito.
La gaceta., 1930-05-27

New York, Mayo 27.-Hace
hoy I'M aHo, mayo q, en- la sala
de la residencia de su hogan en-
Engiewood, N. j., Anne Nor
row pas6 a ser la esposa del
mas famoso hombre pajaro del
mundo, ell coronel Lindbergh,
BESIDE csc dia la quieta j6-
ven, recordando sus suenos de
colegiala, ha aprendido a ma
nejar un aeroplano y a naVegar
10. Y tambiGn ha adquirido una
licencia de photo.
Ella fotografi6 desde ell aire
las antiques ruinas mayas de
las Ciudades del Espiritu, aten-
diend0 a la fiesta de cumplea-
nos de un presidente y naVeg6
el aeropiano en- ell cual ella y su
esposo cruzaron ell continente.
Anne Morrow Lindbergh ha
volado va cerca de 80 1000 millas
en- los ultimos II meses.
La gaceta., 1930-05-27

Sera en- la playa de "Rocky
Point" ell "picnic" de la "Sec-
ci6n Atl6tica del Circulo Gu
bano."
Ell programa Sc confecciona
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-15
Coast Market
Prices Mixed

LOS ANGELES. Dec. IS. (UP)-
Prices were mixed in today's trad
ing on the Los Angeles stock eX-
| change.
Transamerica staged a come-back
from its low of last week and ad-
vanced to 1874, up 25s, on sales OF
&c. 400 shares.
New lows were established by
five issues, including oil and bank
stocks. They were: Security First
National Bank, 86lA, off ~; Los
Angeles Investment, l0i2, off a;
Rio Grande Oil, 6ls, off y; Rich
field Oil, SIS. Off 95, and Hancock
Oil, So, off r..
Union Associates was up Il at
207s on sales of 5000 shares; Stand
ard Oil of California was up y at
AZ on 1000 shares; Union Oil was
up " at 2lA, on 1900 shares. ana
Pacific Finance unchanged at Is
on 1400 shares.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-15
LIQUOR CAUSES
ARREST OF SIX
OVER WEEKEND

El Centro police did a thriving
business in arresting persons who
had been imbibing freely Of the
cup that cheers during the week
end, with the result that six pris-
oners were hailed into court befort
Judge Kendall b Perkins this
morning on charges of drunken
ness
All received sentences imposing a
$40 fine of 10 days in Jail. Three
paid their fines and three are serv-
ing the time.
Those who paid were Ramon
Angela, %, C. Bisi, 81, and Joe
Robinson. Sc Those serving are
Hidro Allione, "a, A. Lopez, 40, and
H GriZulti. so.
Three other cases came before
police court this morning. Charges
of vagrancy against Ed Saune. l8,
were dismissed, while trial Of Bob
Rieger. l8. for alleged vagrancy.
was continued until 5 o'clock this
afternoon. J. Perry. 81, forfeited
SO bail when he failed to appear
on a charge preferred against him.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-15

latest trip here, they told the United
Press they discovered gold on NO
vember 25, but kept it a secret until
samples could be brought to Love-
lock, where it was assayed at high
value.
Lovelock became electrified with
The lust for gold when news was
spread around that the find was
worth $4,000 a ton-ore that was
taken from a depth of only four
feet. The common dump ore was
assayed at S184 ton.
CAims are now filed for a five
mile area surrounding the North
Star Mine, the name Of the original
strike, and more claims are being
filed daily.
According to the opinions Of re-
liable mining men here, the STRIKE
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-15
City and County News Briefs

Building Permit-A building per-
NIT was granted today to w. C.
Alexander for an addition to his
dwelling at First and New streets.
The work will cost 5000.
DR.. A. 3. hanson, Dentist, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist.
Three Boys Born at Cottage
Three boys were born this weekend
at Mrs. LeBlanc'S maternity cot
tage, the proud parents being Mr..
and Mrs. John Quiquit of Imperial,
whose IA pound son was born on
Saturday; Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Rice,
of 344 He'll avenue, who had nine
pound baby Sunday morning, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Smith, whose
son, Vincent Jr., 6A pounds, was
born this morning.
Chinese lilies in bud, poinsettias,
potted plants, Christmas trees.
Stricklers, Phone 720. We deliver.
l5t2
Virgil Hamilton Ill--The many
friends of Virgil Hamilton of this
city will regret to learn that he Is
seriously i'll from an attack OF pneu-
monia While hopes are held out
for his recovery he has not yet COM
pletely passed the danger point. He
is at his home, 544 Euclid avenue.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-15

dollars in gold since last August.
Dozens of old-time mining men,
who have followed every boom OF
the past half century, have staked
claims in the belief the new mine
has great possibilities
Trc c.acovery IuIfills the antici-
pations of Charley and Jimmy Scos-
sa, brothers, who for many years
have dreamed Of some day discover
ing gold in the Rabbit Hole district,
Both are seasoned prospectOrs from
Calaveras County, California.
Together they prospected Rabbit
Hole 10 years ago but were forced
to stop to manage an almond farm
in the San Joaquin valley near
Stockton, Calf, in order to raise
money.
After five months of labor on their
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-15
Bomb Thrown In
Southern Strike

DANVILLE, Va. Dec. Is. UP
The home of county magistrate r.
S. Fits, located at Stokesland, was
partially wrecked by a charge of
dynamite today. None was report
ed injured
Fits had been active in per-
sdadlng Governor Poland to retain
state militia in the Dan river dis
trict at Schoolfield, where a cotton
mills strike has been in progress
since Sept. %
The bombing occurred shortly be-
fore peaceful entrance of hundreds
Of workers into the mills today.
Militia and police guards patrolled
the mill districts. Others were held
available for emergency duty
Mil managers said between 1900
and 1000 workers had returned to
their jobs today. Strike leaders in
sisted the number was much small
Cr
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-15

Valley Shipments-Sunday'S ship
mentS from the valley included two
cars each of lettuce and grapefruit
and one OF mixed vegetables, accord
ing to B. A. Harrigan, agricultural
commissioner. Saturdays shipments
included eight cars of lettuce, five OF
peas, four Of grapefruit, one OF
greens and one OF mixed vegetables.
For Christmas Gifts-Ifand-m made
quilts, can be used as novelty bed
spreads. 62O Hamilton. 9t6
Funeral Today--Funeral services
for william Robert Eden, seven
month-old son of MIR. and Mrs. Will
liam II. Eden of lis North Fifth
street, were conducted this after
noon from Lemons funeral chapel
Interment took place at the Ever
green cemetery.
DIR. L. w. Jensen, dentist-Spe-
cializing in inlay work. Gas ad-
ministered. ITO North Sixth Street.
3-m W, ,1r-t1
Christmas Gifts--Imperial Valley
grapefruit in Christmas packing
continues to leave the valley for
other sections of the country. The
citrus fruit is obtainable ready for
shipping in boxes of varying sizes.
Historical Scenes-An interesting
historical scene is depicted in the
window of the Edgar Implement
store on Main street. The scene
shows the Colorado river and sur
rounding country as background
for views of the development OF I'm
perial Valley and industries. Toy
machinery is used in carrying out
the idea.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-15
Seek To Obtain
Jury To Hear
Roberts Case

Selection of new jury to try Les
l.. Roberts on charge of murde,
was under way today n Judge A. c
Finney'S court. At noon, when
court adjourned until o'clock
four women and eight men occu-
pied the jury box.
Attorneys in court for the tria'
are Clarence B. Smith, chief deputy
district attorney, and II. II. Baker
Yuma district attorney, for the
state, ana Ernest II. Utley, lcca
attorney, and Jesse C. Wanslee
Phoenix lawyer, for the defense.
1t is the opinion of attorneys
that the Roberts case will go to the
jury within four days, since techni-
calitieS were ironed out during the
last trial.
Close questioning Of the Jurors
on the part of Utley, for the de
fense, marked the court session this
morning. One OF the question;
asked was whether the jurors
should there be a reasonable doubt
in their mind that the crime, il
there was q crime, was committee
in California, would return a vcr-
dict OF not guilty.
Roberts, with his freedom anc
perhaps his life hanging in the bal
ance for the second time, listened
to the proceedings with passive
face.
The jury is expected to be COM
plete by the end of this afternoon
and introduction of evidence vii
go forward tomorrow.
Roberts is charged with the muir
der of Mrs. Florence Miller last
summer. 1t is the contention of the
defense attorneys that Mrs. Miller'S
death was caused by fall from g
truck driven by Roberts, and thai
she fell from the truck in Arizona
not California. The prosecution
contends that Roberts beat Mrs
Miller to death with his firsts.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-15

Model 49, pictured in panel conceded by everyone to
be the beautiful radio built sell at its amazingly
low price The Heppewhte period cabinet IS built in
Masrcs furniture factory the largest plant OF IFS kind
in the world Only Majestic with its volume production and
low unit costs, could build much quality into radio
ceiver and sell reasonably This model, with It's period
cabinet of matched domestic and imported woods contains
the famous Majestic Super Screen Grid circuit and hs
Super Colotura Speaker Price complete eyour 81 $50
old radio and so
Terms. Of eogEfe
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-15
Planning NOxious
Weed Campaign

A group of federal and state de-
partment OF agriculture men were III
the valley this weekend to make a
preliminary survey of the camel
thorn situation with a view to the
proposed eradication program.
Among them were DR.. w. w. Rob-
bins, professor Of botany of the
University Of California; DR.. H. G.
Mcmillan of the U. S. department
and the bureau of plant industry:
DIR. F. A. Thackery. Of the bureau OF
plant industry, who has his head,
quarters at Indio, and DR.. w. S.
Balls OF the state department. j. A.
Sinclair and w. S. Bloomer OF the
agricultural commissioners office
accompanied them on the tour OF
the valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-15
Bank Employees
Attend Banquet

c. c. Lincoln, assistant vice-presi-
dent in charge of the personnel de-
partment of the Security National
Bank of Los Angeles, addressed 46
employees of the Imperial Valley
branches OF the bank who gathered
at the Barbara Worth hotel for din
ner Saturday night.
The speaker is head of the per-
sonnel department for the entire
system and spoke concerning the op-
portunities for progress among en-
ployees.
O. G. Horne local vice president,
presided and talked briefly of bank
ing business.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-15

Frost in Vallcy-Heavy frost was
general over the valley last night,
according to +. A. ,Baughman, frost
expert and government weather btl-
reau representative. No great dam
age, however, was indicated, he said
Big Carnival Dance at Mt. Signal,
December 13. St6
Baby Rice-Buttered or sweeten-
cd pop corn, always fresh 5, IL
and 25c box. Next to Stage Depot.
2tf
Files Divorce Acti0n-Frances E.
donaldson today filed divorce pro-
ceedings against Fred Donaldson,
charging wilful desertion.
Eucalyptus wood. 5000 per rick,
$1,000 per load. Ed Royce. Phone
1913. 9-m w sat
Visit i'm VaIley--Jack Camel, serv-
ice manager of the San Diego stores
of the U. s. Grant Auto Equipment
company in San Diego, and Emery
Saddler, of the service department,
spent yesterday in Imperial Valley
while looking over the local business
situation.
Christian Science To Broadcast
Radio listeners will have an op-
portunity to hear an authorized lee
ture on Christian Science over sta
ton KFI (640kc) Tuesday, Decem-
ber 16, from 1910 to 1880 noon,
when Gavin w. Allan, C.S.B., of
Toronto, Ontario, Canada. member
of the board of lectureship of The
Mother Church, The First Church
Of Christ, Scientist, in Boston,
Mass, lectures for Third Church
Of Christ, Scientist. Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-15
Report Airplane
Fell In Canyon

SANDBERG, Calf, Dec. Is. U.P)
"A flaming airplane fell into the
Pine canyon district near here to-
day, it was reported to the sheriffs
office by a dispatcher for the mum
icipal power bureau in the district
A check Of Southern California
airports revealed that no craft was
missing.
A search was started by the
sheriff on the theory some craft
from a far port may have caught
fire enroute to Los Angeles. 1t was
believed, however, that the falling
object may have been a meteor.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-15
Doctors Operate
On Chief Reams

Fire Chief Tom Reams is reported
to be recovering satisfactorily after
a throat operation in Los Angeles
hospital. Nurses at the institution
telephoned Mrs. ReamS today in
forming her OF the success OF the
operation.
The chief went to the coast the
latter part of last week to seek
treatment and after examination by
physicians, an operation was deemed
necessary.
A group of firemen drove to the
coast Saturday for visit with the
chief. Among them were G. o, Fer
guson, C. F. Ferguson, William
Woodward and Russell Sherwood.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-15

looks very promising but there has
been insufficient development yet to
gain an accurate estimate of the
width and depth of the ledge and
the probable value of the claim.
At the edge Of the shaft is a mar
row diorite dyke which is apparent
" the source of the gold. 1t is a
type Of deposit known as the string
er lode which in California has ex-
tended to a great depth and been
very productive.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-15
ANOTHER NEVADA GOLD STRIKE
CAUSES STAMPEDE TO DESERT

hot liquor relieved the bitter cold OF
Nevada nights. Community coffee
and hot mulligan stew are kept
brewing in an open fireplace IN
front of the saloon, where weary
but jubilant prospectors congregate
to discuss finds"
The strike was located on Seven
Troughs range in the Rabbit Hole
district and 20 miles away from the
great black rock desert of Nevada
Only short distance away is the
famous Seven Troughs mine which
has produced a quarter of a million
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-15
BY EARL LIEF
United Press Staff Correspondent

SCOSSA'S CAMP, New, Dec. Is
U.P>-Hundreds Of gold-fevered men
and a few adventuresome women
trekked over tortuous motor trail,
sagebrush and alkali beds today IN
a mad rush to reach the scene OF
Nevada's latest gold strike.
A tent city has already sprung
up here with townsite marked out.
Reminiscent of older goldrush days
the first place of business opened
in the new city was a saloon where
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-15
SUPREME COURT ADJoURNs

WASHINGTON, Dec. Is. U.D-
The supreme court adjourned for
the holidays after its MONDAY ses-
sion today. 1t will reconvene jan
uarV 5.