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Marriage Licenses

e0ES25sn ss F4SR Eli q e. l5SS iss4 18th s see s
Mary ERE bnd.y ' s L0qsSf sS ROCK Ky crssf saf
Church road; Rev. j. H: Dunham;,
RR RSda R d RaBs s. s. 999S' ss5S 18th m s
Wade D: Locy. 80. Hopwood, Pa. and Alice
n; Elliott o-,I6 go 1925 Massachusetts ave.
Richard aaH; T. H: l. Mudd. %. 1915 wisconsin
ave. and Byrle N; shaner. 23; 4o35
Ben PsTsOn 2$ is55$ Biitmioo5,s s.: :,,sRs and
IHasf E9a,s auFFsFP HsFRsra as ss st.. st. RsT sHe
H j. Whiting.
"iaiad and Msrgie al V. Gaiiaway, IS. sos 9th st.
ne; Rev HE H; F. GTaoe9St8ein1; e9S8 1av st
sheriff She TOAD road ne; e. Rev. G. W. Brent.
Push. q both Of WoodfoTd. va; Rev.
sad s1d Toy l. MsHs.r. siHs o. Salisbury N c.
Ne MssadoRa. oRa Mda: Ee4as Rev & E H VIII Nhits ~ ~
"sP and Mary Peoef go Dispatsnta Uatsn Va
John D. ,Waybrisht, 2s. Alexandria; Va.
Ta aad A@a keV Freeiey Fl aey'1 Rohrer M new Market
Isssi5 seaueEe g both Of iisl frs 1ssh ST.
Rev Z. E. Pieplow.
oeorss " Stone IT, 2s 40 .1S CUMMINGS Hs1sn
Z. Dean I 81 Bain6ridSe Island. wash;
Rev, j. F. Madison.
Albert H Muehlhaus 2s, 1905 Orren st.
ne: and Mildged NJ; EuTmsse' E1Tass 49,
,,ra. M ST. ss 80 Sev and Z cee soTko
both of Baltimore; Rev. j. T, Loeb. ,
Gennarino Luongo. %. 1141 18th St; and
Sofia slodowska. "a. 1854 Girard ST.;
JsRes neS = n Everett. we sse 4s, North Emporia Va
and Nellie 3; Camp, "a. sebrell' Va;
George il, seattsTday 2s; caldwslI. 81. 1dahSI lS1
Wsbstsr aRa aa.s s.; Rev Lfsfnssef n. Kyle lou.
Vladimir sokoloff 23. Philadelphia. and
Eleanor Blum 81 4s45, Linnean ave-;
Rev. Norman Gerstenfeld,
and Margaret NJ. Lauriola. %. 1927
Harry Mayer %. and Caroline L, Keller.
Il. ,ti;not, both Of 1893 Clifton ST. Judge r.
Al z Hammondl MaTt5ndi' as. es4 N st.. and Clara
Thomas. %. 500 44th St; Rev. o. L..
ThSnss 4 RS.ntOna 30 e eba9,!:gS gs.:I%9Fe aad
Judge r. z. Mattingly: ,
Blonnie K. Johnson 20. Suffolk. Va;
Rev. +; e. cromer. o.n %. .ra
Ella j. crum. ee. -Johnstown. Pa; Rev
ols eileen . BFgce. sgalet2 25, 1870 Belmont St. and
Theresa P. Mathieu. 25: 2so3 Con-
Martin % b Kirkpatrick, 20. Denver. Colo
St; Rev, F. B. Harris.
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Deaths Reported.

Noble Clark. e1. 1850 Wisconsin ave.
Henry Ehm. 10, Home for Aged and Infirni.
Grace 8. sIIvers, "A, .3640 10th st.
George sutherland. rs, Home for Aged and
John i. ;Fullwood. ~. Home for Aged and
ylorins Hamilton. s7. GslIingsr !Ssa ger Hospital.
Mary l.. Provost, 65. go II st.
Annie Goldberg 65. lS0 Webster Ct.
q Maesiis Gesissa a. Sc acesn casusisy sR hSspits St me-
Russell McDrew, 55. GARFIELD Hospital.
Harry r. Williamson. 55, 5319 18th ct.
Jules Ebel, AZ, GEORGETOWN Hospital
Lillian M. Luther. 81. 2611 Adams Mill I'd.
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Births Reported.

William and Lillian Engel. girl.
Lloyd E. and Alma Merchant, girl.
Louis and Marie Testa. boy
Andrew and Carrie Buckler, boy:
William and Theresa wallace, boy,
Daniel and Betty. Garfnkle boy.
Joseph and Ethel Low boy.
Joseph and Sophia Kay, boy.
Nathan and Sonia Bernstein, boy.
William and Mary Spates, girl.
Anthony and Sophie Peters. girl.
William and Pauline Roland, girl.
Sherrod and Dorothy East. girl.
Abram and Selma Padow, girl.
BENJAMIN and Pearl Kipnis, girl.
billiard and Edna. Steunett. girl.
Arthur and Dorothy Eibbert, girl.
Joel and Rebecca Wolfsohn, girl.
Horace and Deloris Cusick, boy.
Nathaniel and Alice Barker, girl.
Albert and Dorothy Mighell girl.
Herman and Rose Hazel boy.
Ralph and Annie Suit, boy.
Thomas and Sylvia Jones. boy.
Melvin and Lille Mckinney. boy.
Percy and Ruth Phillips, boy.
Simon and Betty Mogel. boy.
William and Rose Shifrim. boy.
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In early Christian days, when the
pagan world fought the introduction
of the Bible, mbelievers argued that
the freaks of nature, pygmies and the
like, proved the impossibility Of the
descent Of all men from Adam.
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Lucy Faicone, II. 1850 Monteiio ave. ne.
Phillip Anderson 81, Emergency Hospital.
Robert childress: 81 GsllinEsr Hospital.
Pearl FAUST. so, 1922 Attn st.
Agnes c. Dyson, II. 2106 l1th ct.
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Thomas and Rita Kennedy, boy.
Thomas and Gertrude Smith, girl.
Bennie and Elizabeth Russell. girl.
David and Catherine Lewis, girl.
Victor and Lulu Slaughter, girl.
Hyman and Sally Freehof, girl.
Hilary and Hazel Herrell. girl.
John and Agnes Leonard. girl.
Edward and Myrtle Johnston. girl.
Kenneth and Blanche Randell. girl.
John and Mary Stevens, twin boys.
William and Minnie Hackley, twin boys.
Roosevelt and Ottie Stewart. boy.
Phillip and Sophia White boy.
Leonard and Estelle Smith, girl.
Burley and Carrie Jackson. girl.
Jack and Annie Dubose, boy.
Horace and Della Proctor, boy.
Harrison and Corrine Grove, boy.
William and EStelle Newman girl.
Charles and Louise Grayson, girl.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-10-20
Eduardo Brignoni,
WE HAVE RECEIVED A CONSIGN-
MENT OF 200 PAIRS OF

Ladies' and Misses snug.i ting Hood Ok
fords, white canvas uppers with rubber
soles. one strap.
Sizes from to 6. Worth $1.O0 a pair,
now selling for 40cts
Purchase in time and ct your supply.
Price holds good as long as the stock
lasts.
FIRM OE JOHN ALEXANDER
Dry Goods Department
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-09
HEVIEWS WITH ALARM
End Poverty Campaign -
IN l. A. CITY LIMITS

Ter before he gets in California. He's
out to end poverty in California by
keepin' poverty out of California.
Roundhouse Hogan, who won his
name because he can get around a
mouse to the back door quicker than
any other hobo on the road, took 20
probing his whlSkerS again. re-
membered that the boss sent me
here to get a story, not to listen to
a political discussion. A huge chap
bore down on us, one of the Los An
geleS policemen deputized by Sher-
if Bob Ware as a special officer
without pay. He had fingerprint-
ing CLINT in his eye, and RoundhouSe
prepared to duck to the other side
OF the stockade. His parting shot
drifted back on ripping whiskers.
Parting Shot
First" he muttered, California
taxes the movie people until they
want to move to Florida. Then Los
Angeles comes along, with its city
limits at the state boundaries, and
tries to keep all us travellers out, just
because we prefer freight trains &C
pullmans. If we don't get into Cal
ifornia, what are you gonna Go with
all that tax money you get from The
picture outfits?
Florida sure is gonna get a big
play this season." RoundhouSt
shouted back as he leaped the higf
stockade wall and raced in the gen.
eral direction of Yuma. Or was Il
Florida?
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-09
NET CONTAINER
AMENDMENT is
VITAL LOCALLY

The new amendment to the net
container act, passed by the 1888
legislature. vitality affects Imperial
Valley growers and buyers of grain
and other sacked field crops, &C
cording to B. A. Harrigan. agri-
cultural commissioner and sealer
of weights and measures.
"Au dealers, declared Harrigan,
must make their purchases on a
net weight basis and make the
schedule allowance for sack sal
wage. 1t is unlawful for either
buyer or seller to deal on a gross
weight basis. The contract should
be clear as to net weights. The
contract should also make provi-
sion for the sack salvage feature,
although it may be provided that
the price agreed upon may include
the salvage figure"
Harrigan, who conferred with j.
C. Carey and w. B. WOODBURY.,
of the division of market enforce
ment, pointed out that both state
and county officers would enforce
the net container act, particularly
with reference to produce dealer
act complaints. He stated that the
grower was as guilty as the dealer
if ne made his sales on a gross
weight basis.
The state officers recommended
that all sales be made only on
written contracts, and that grow
erS confine their sales to properly
licensed dealers.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-09

40. 1904
Notice of Time and Place Appointed
for Proving Will and Hearing Ap-
plicatiOn for Letters Testamentary.
In the Superior Court of the State
of California, In and for the
County Of Imperial.
In the Matter of the Estate OF
EDWARD EVERETT FORREST
Err, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that pc
tition for the probate OF the Will OF
EDWARD EVERETT FORESTER,
deceased and for the issuance to
Emalinda Forrested Of letters tesla
mentary, has been filed in this
court. and that Friday, the 2lst
day Of February, 1886, at 200 o'clock
p. NJ, Of said day, at the courtroom
of said court, at the Court House IN
the City of Ell Centre, County OF
Imperial, State Of California, has
been set for the hearing Of said pc
tition, when and where any person
interested may appear and contest
the same, and show cause, If any
they have, why said petition should
not be granted.
Dated February 5th, 1886.
EDWARD II. LAW,
Clerk.
BY CITHA LAMSON,
Deputy Clerk.
(P.6-l7 inc)
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-09
UNCLE SAM TO
CALL FARLEY,
BOOST PEACE

WASHINGTON, REP. O. Uf1 -
President Roosevelt was understood
today 10 be preparing to issue in
VitatiOns to Ill American republics
to confer on organization of peace
machinery for the western hem
iSphere.
It was learned that invitations
are TO be issued through the Unit
ed States embassies and legations
III all American republics TO at
tend a conference Of American
states.
Indications were that the invit-
atoms might be ready within a
short time as diplomatic represen-
tatives of the Latin American
countries have been advised by
the state department that the adj
ministrition is planning such a
move. The state department
however. would not comment on
the proposal.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-09
70 Auction Philosophy re
BnL ZINN

Folks lust overheard an old line Democrat say Roose-
welt sure wouldn't get the nomination again and thought
what would the Democrats do Roosevelt said like Cool
idge he didn't choose Then they would be III the
same boat the Republicans in trying to find candi-
date fit to run and big enough for the job On the other
hand if the Democrats don't back up the present admins
tration. that will prove to tie public they not big
enough for the Job Then the only thing to do will be to
elect a Republican.
California is in a tough spot this broke transient
problem Other states boost EN- along but California
can't boost EN- in the is either EN- back
or feed EN-.
Don't forget we are going to have another big COM
munity sale next Friday. Watch for the ads
Better start to picking your candidates for the city
council. the race will soon be on.
Be and next week for the latest dope on
the winnah in the Santa Anita handicap will be seen'
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-09
MCKINLEY SCHOOL

Beverley brought a toy horse to
school, He is red and black and
white. He has long white name
and long white tail. He is very
pretty.
We are going to the farm.
We shall see pig.
We shall see horse.
We shall see a COW.
We shall see some chickens.
We shall see some geese.
First Grade.
Miss Wieman came to see us. she
told us all about the children She
taught in Mexico. She told us about
the floating gardens and many other
things. She is Mrs. Kendall's sister.
Mrs. Kendall teaches us about
health. Mrs. Kendall taught with
Miss Second Grade.
We are learning about Abraham
Lincoln. Every time we do not reao
during our spare time Miss Epiet
calls us up and shows us the picture
Of Abraham Lincoln. When he was
chopping wood ne had book near
so that he could read while nc rest
ed.-Patty Weatherble.
Miss Carberry came in our room
To-day and we showed her our school
work. Miss Epler is trying to gel
us to do as Abraham Lincoln due
read in our spare time-Roberta
Gum.
We are learning about the books
that Lincoln read. We have some
pictures of him when he was little
boy. He read books all of his leisure
time.-Harold Maddox.
Once Lincoln borrowed a book X
read 1t got wet and Lincoln
thought it was ruined, The mar
that owned the book told him thai
if he would work three days the book
was his. Lincoln gladly worked te
pay for it.-Mabel Nickel,
Keleks are funny little RATS. We
are reading about them. Kele&E
carry people. Goat skins full of all
make the raft float. 1922 Lura Mas
Power.
The Tigris and Euphrates are riV-
ers IN Irak. They are very large
When they come together they form
the river of Shet-el Arab They
flow through a desert country
Barbara Jean Reeves.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-09
SLOGAN COINER
OFFERS PHRASE
TO REPUBLICANS

NEW YORK, Feb g., UP-"The
man of a thousand SLOGANS. who
bears a resemblance to President
Roosevelt. is out TO help Republicans
in the campaign.
J. Henry Smythe, Jr, New York.
a publisher of childrens books. has
offered one of his latest slogans.
New Deck VS.. New Deal to Repuo-
hcan headquarters. During the 1924
campaign his contribution TO the
Republican cause was Keep Cool
idge-He Keeps the Faith
During the World war, Smythe
donated about 1000 slogans. perhaps
the one most remembered Is Prove
Your Patriotism used on posters IN
Liberty Bond campaigns. Others
were Lend It To End It" BE 10y
al TO Old Glory" and Keep the
Faith"
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-09
WILSON SCHOOL

Basketball is very popular sport
over here at Wilson school. The boys
and girls both go in for it in a big
way. We are having a tournament
between the different rooms now.
The 7-2s team won from the seventh
grade teams and the 8-ls from the
eighth grade teams. They will play
il out for the championship. l think
basketball is q very good game
Ortha Console 7-3.
who's name did you get?"
We'll, 1 won't tell you till you tell
mel"
"Oh, OK. I got Joe Longacre's
name. Now who did you get?"
Il got Junior Millers name
OH Heavens!"
Thus is the conversation of two
pupils of the seven-three class at
Wilson school, Melba Mcfarland and
Betty Printz. Their conversation Is
solely about the drawing Of names
for our Valentine bow we are plan
ming for Valentines day.-Melba Nc
Farland, 7-3
This, the month of February, IS a
month when we remember the great
national heroes of our country.
This the birthday month of such
men as George Washington, Abra-
ham Lincoln, Henry WadSWorth
LongfelloW, Charles Dickens, and
Charles Lindbergh, makes we, the
citizens of the United States, wish
that we might do something for our
country.
Our English teacher let us give
speeches expressing these emotions.
We had some excellent speeches.
We TBS are truly patriots. We are
citizens of the United States, and arc
proud Of it. We are glad to live in
a free country, and will uphold the
standards of our country love and
cherish its Constitution and live and
die for the stars and stripes.-Lucille
Bridgers, 7-3.
Last week we elected the class Off
GERS for the "a class. We held the
| election as if it we're for the Presi-
dent of the United States First w
chose about six candidates, then VIZ
electioneered for week. Finally
we elected the officers They are a,
follows Helen Moore, president
Rasalind Thompson, secretary; Mary
Yano, vice president Don Maddox
sergeant -at-arms Jack OsWalt.
Last Friday the ga class had de
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-09
Ry THE RAMBLING REPORTER

nv THE RAMBLING REPORTER
TT seems TO be the habit for poh-
ticians these days to steal all eht
other guys good ideas, museo
Roundhouse Hogan, one eye Squint-
inc pensively at the walls Oh the
stockade near FIT Yuma, wherein nc
had come by devious and irelghIiui
WAYS to spend the night.
"Take this Cap Davis, noW-the
bic buzzer around the L. A. cop
idea. but the captain uses and SUD
TO Upton Sinclair-s pet preSerVeF
Only thing is, he amt got sinclair S
ven to help the unregistered voter.
He and Sinclair has got the same
idae. but the captain uses and sub
poenas instead of pamphlets. Ihey
cot different methods.
Victim Executed
RoundhouSe Hogan paused in ms
speech while he ferretted vigorously
among the facial foliage where his
razor must have been lost years ago.
7 wondered idly if he was searching
for it at this late date. Evidently
not He cracked something between
his thumb nails and continued:
This Sinclair fellow" Roundhouso
explained. he runs for governor
promising he'll End Poverty in Cali
fornia.' He amt exactly gonna make
every man a king. out he's sure goin
to crowd the throne room with
heirs apparent. He's all in favor ol
production for use
Here my curiosity strangled my
tact, and I interrupted.
You mean, for instance, thai
you'd produce whiskers, say, so Tho
BARRIERS could use their ra2orS?"
No Denial
I expected Mortified denial. After
all. one must treasure those things
to which one has become accuStom'
ed by years of association. instead
Roundhouse nodded. I think h'
even smiled at my acute realization
Of economic problems. At last, [ De
lieved that ripple OF whiskers to de
note a smile, and plunged into an
other question.
Then who would pay the barber?
1lllS IllllC LOOltllOlIlOUDC NfEO IlOI :
FLED.
You got taxpayers, amt your
blurted,
Foolish Question
I was abashed. To think that
would ask a question like that ]
who had been trying for weeks t,
keep my income tax within my sal
airy! I lapsed apologetically int
| silence.
Respectfully, ROundhousc scrape,
meagre portion of yesterday
breakfast from his vest before h
went on with his interrupted theme
Cap Davis he averred, am
nothin but copying Sinclair's plat
/ form, or anyway he's only using tn
same lumber with spikes in dlfferen
! places. He's maybe heard abou
Sinclair, and figgers he'll run fc
governor himself when the chief r
police business falls off. So Whe
does he do?"
ROundhOuse glared at me fiercel,
What does he do?" he thunderet
All I know I plagarized weak
~ is what I read in the papers,
Copies Program
'Sure!' Roundhouse affirmed
That's just it! He starts out on h
own to End Poverty in California
It amt his plan to make every ma
a king, neighbor but hes sure CONN
see that every man has jacks or bet
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-09
TRUANT ISLAND
IN BERING SEA
NAILED ON MAP

SEATTLE, Feb. 90. UP)-Myster-
ious and temperamental Bogoslof
Island, truant Of the Bering Sea, lit
orally has been nailed down" by the
u. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey.
After many years of uncertainty,
during which time mariners have re-
ported the island as being located 1t
widely scattered points, a scientific
survey, conducted recently. placed
volcanic Bogoslof in an exact posi-
ton 25 miles north of Umnak Island
of the Aleutian archipelago.
Bleak Bogoslof, which has engaged
in violet volcanic activity in times
past, has been the bane of carto-
graphers, seeming to change its pos
ition. Accurate location of the sci
dom visited island now has been de-
termined, and if a future survey is
made, photographers will know Il
Bogoslof is a shifting" island
The Lodi district, San Joaquin
county, shipped 228,320 tons Of
grapes during 1885.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-09
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
OF THE BARBARA WORTH
COUNTRY CLUB

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting Of the members Of The
Barbara Worth Country Club, will
be held at the Club House on Mon
day, the 10th day of February, 1896,
eight o'clock p. m. of said day, for
the purpose OF electing officers and
for the transaction of such other
business as may properly come be-
fore the meeting. .
All members are requested to De
present as matters of importance
VIII be discussed.
JUDGE r. d. McPHERRIN,
President.
A. II. KELLER,
FEB. 7-9-lO-1D Secretary.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-09
i. S. Move
Hits Head
Of League

WASHINGTON. FEB. 8. UP ~
John ]. Raskob, former Democratic
national committee head, now
prominent in the American Liberty
league. was charged today with an
alleged tax deficiency Of sl.026.340
in his 1929 income.
The governments amended petit
ton charged Raskob with wash
sales" of stock in which, 1t was
alleged. he coOperated with Pierre
S. Dupont to eyade income lax
assessments.
Dupont was charged formally
with tax deficiency in a previous
government answer on Jan. 6.
Today's charge against Raskob
came in answer TO his protest
against the 1929 income assessment
in which he admitted the alleged
transactions but contended they
were legal.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-09

WASHINGTON, Feb. 8. UP
President Roosevelts formal an
nouncement of candidacy for Dem
ocratic denomination to the presi-
dency is expected shortly from the
White House.
Mr.. Roosevelt probably will follow
the precedent established by his
predecessor and file formal consent
in Ohio for selection of national con-
vention delegates in his name. For
mer President Hoover filed such con-
sent in 1882, the first presidential
election in which Ohio's unique law
prevailed. Sen. William E. Borah of
Idaho is the only Republican enter
ed in Ohio so far.
Mr.. Hoover did not enter his name
in the Ohio preference balloting.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-09
SCHOOL NOTES

bate on whether the eX-so!diers
should have a pension or not. The
affirmative team included Juanita
Horton and Boy Eyer. Those on the
negative team were Hulda Free and
Bob Graham. Judges were Francs
Christian, Betty Smyer, and Jack
Gum. This was the first debate
that the 8-4's had this year and 1t
proved to be interesting.-Alice Mae
Ga, "a.
Here in Wilson we have several
hobby clubs. One is the chess club.
They have several sets of chess men
and chess boards. They have sew
eral nights a week. Members can
use the boards and men before anc
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-09
Townsend Clubs
Of Valley Meet

Members of the Associated Town.
send clubs of Imperial Valley
gathered at the California hotel
Friday night for a dinner and
program.
Among those who made brief
talks were DR.. H. A. Blume of
Brawley. J. P. Sweeney of Ell Gen.
tro c. L. Vaughn OF Brawley and
Ed Law. county clerk. A musical
program composed of solos, duets
and reading was presented.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-09
Arizona Convict
Well Known Here

Harry Jarret, one Of the conyicts
who recently escaped from the Ar.
iona state penitentiary at Florence
and was recaptured by a group u
high school athletes, Is well known
to law enforcement officers OF In
perial county.
He was an inmate of the county
Jail four times between 1925 an0
1929. when he was sent TO San
Quentin. He was jailed for petty
theft and for various charges rela-
tive TO violation of the state narcotic
laws. He was known here as Harry
Milford. officers said. and at on5
time was sent to the state hospital
for the insane at Patton.
Tulare county sent more than q
quarter million pounds of dressed
turkeys to the Christmas markets.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-09
THE POST-PRESS

Published every Sunday morning
as a joint edition Of The Morning
Post and Imperial Valley Press,
by The Imperial Valley Publish
ing Company, 625 State street, El
Centre, California.
Entered at Eel Centre, California,
post office as second class matter.
Paul Jenkins, Publisher; George
Bennitt, General Manager; Russell
Bennitt, Secretary-Tre Ed.
Fitzhugh, Managing Editor.
u. c. Mogensen e. Co, National
Advertising representatives.
Member California Newspaper
Publishers Ass ociation.
Subscription Rates: Per Month
60c; For months, S1.60; For 6
months, $2.75; One Year, 5000.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-09
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF TINE AND PLACE
OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY

No. $3.50
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
IMPERIAL.
In the Matter Of the Estate of
FRANK E. McCLELLAND,
Deceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that Annie McClelland, the duly
appointed, qualified and acting adj
ministratriX Of the estate of Frank
E. McClelland, deceased, will on or
after the 18th day of February.
1886, sell at private sale. to the
highest and best bidder for cash,
at the law office of C. l.. Brown.
in Room 219, second floor of Bank
of America Building, located at the
northwest corner Of Sixth and
Main Streets, in the City of Ell
Centre, County Of Imperial, State
of California, the following de
scribed real property belonging to
the said estate:
Tract FOrty-fiVc (i5) in Town
ship II South, Range l6 East,
S.BM., together with all rights
and appurtenances thereto APP
pertaining.
Bids will be received by the said
administrative at said Room 219,
Bank of America Building, for the
said property up to and including
the 18th day of February, 1886.
DATED: February Bird, 1896.
ANNIE McCLELLAND,
Administrative of the Estate
of Frank E. McClelland.