Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-28

to fowl typhoid will be interested
4 learning that bulletin on poul-
try diseases an6 their remedies is
available at the farm advisors
office.
Extension Head Here-Leroy B.
Smith, assistant state leader of
farm advisors, viii arrive in the
valley tomorrow on his Semi-an-
nual visit of inspection.
Postpone Meeting - The poultry
meeting called for Friday, March
81, by H. Lee Landerman, assistant
farm advisor, has been postponed
due to the school board elections.
The meeting date will be an
0ounced in the near future.
Change Principals Meet &C. B.
Collins, county superintendent of
schools, has been informed that
The high school principals con-
venticn scheduled for next week
ia San Jose has been changed from
general meeting to four district
meetings.
Thief Makes Haul-Frank Kaku
reported to the police department
this morning tnat someone entered
MS rooms last night and made a
clean sweep of all his belongings.
The loot included a suitcase, some
cash, all his clothing and his pass
port.
Reckless Drivers Jailed Earl
Crump and B. Merryman are both
confined in the county jail for
terms of rs days on charges of
reckless driving. The men were
committed from CaleXico.
Held For stigation-Leonard
Alien, 80, a native of Tennessee, is
held in the county Jail on charge
of vagrancy.
Tire Theft Reported-The Ham
mond Lumber company of Holt
vile, reported to the sheriffs office
tnat thief crawled over the fence
surrounding their yard and stole
four 32x6 mounted truck tires. The
matter is being investigated by
officers.
Burglar Visits Pool Hall-Accord-
ing to q report made to the po-
lice department early this morning
4 sneak thief entered the San Luis
pool hall on Broadway during the
right by using a pass key. After
breaking open several cabinets the
unknown made off with three car
toons of cigarettes, seven boxes OF
cigars and $40 in cash.
Answers Damage Complaint-Wm
Ferguson filed his answer, yester-
Gay, to the amended complaint of
Catherine and Franklin Chapman.
In it he alleges that an unavoid-
able accident caused the death of
Chester Chapman on November 26,
1882, and asks that the complaint
be denied
Notarial Bond Biled-The bond of
q. w. Donley as notary public for
Imperial county was placed on file
in the office of the county clerk
yesterday.
Court Grants Petition-The petit
lion of Walter J. Hartman to be
adjudged a bankrupt, has been ap-
proved by the district court of the
United States for the southern
district of California and the petit
toner is to appear before R. B.
Whitelaw, referee in bankruptcy, in
El Centro on April l.
Chandler Visits City-H C. Chand-
Ter, San Diego, candidate for con-
gresS in recent general election, was
a visitor in the city, yesterday.
just before leaving for his home he
paid his respects to the board of
supervisors in the board room.
Oasis Ledge Meeting-Oasis lodge
will confer the third degree at
meeting at the Masonic Temple at
7:30 o'clock Wednesday night. All
master Masons are invited to at
lend the ceremonies.
Directors To Meet-Farm bureau
directors will meet Saturday. April
l. at 1:30 a. n, in the farm bu-
;eau office at the court house.
Porishable Shipments Yester-
days total of perishable shipments
was composed of 81 carloads of let
tuce, eight of peas, six of carrots
anc five Of asparagus, according
to 3. A. Harrigan, agricultural COM
missioner.
Peace Disturber Fined Judge
Lee Nuffer imposed a fine Of SIG
with the alternative of eight days
IN the city jail on Matero Rodri-
suez, 25. charged with fighting and
otherwise disturbing the peace on
south Third street last night. Rod
riguez pleaded guilty 10 the charge
III police court this morning.
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