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Saturday, May 16, 1909.
orncß«« or city of bl ckntro.
Tiusteee —H. B. Pearaon, 1. Stanley
■rtmw C. r. Buttress, W. O. Hamilton,
JD. D. Pellet.
City Clerfc—F. O. Havens.
City Treasurer— R. B. Jaumaa.
City Attorney— M. W. ConkUns;.
City Marshal— a A. Bradford.
City Recorder— J. F. Tout.
OFFiccna or imperial county.
Bup«rvl«or»— F. 8. Web«tor, Sydney Mo*
H&rg, R. 11. Clark, Porter N. Fwguaoa,
a. n. wad*.
Judge of the Superior Court — Franklin
3. Cola.
District Attorney— John M. Behteman.
County Clerk— D. B. Oder.
County Treasurer— Paul Boman. '
County Auditor— C. P. McClelland.
County Aseeuor— Fred Fuller.
County Tax Collector— B. O. Wright.
County Surveyor— B. 11. Oalnea.
County Recorder— John B. Baker.
County Bupt. of School*— J. BS. Oarr.
County Bharlff— Mobley Ueadow*.
County Coroner— T. J. Mitchell.
County Health Officer— Vlrail ICeOombe.
Aait Health Officer— B. 11. Sherman.
Public Administrator— B. BS. Forrester.
LOCAL MARKET PRICES
'Selling Figures For General Produce
and Live Stock At Revised by El
Centro Business Houses.
■ — — —
As a matter of general interest. The
Press given below the prices current
in the local market, as revised by El
Centro business men, and this may
be taken as Indicative of general
prices prevailing throughout the Inv
vksrial Valley. These figures are the
soiling prices to conßuniers:
Creamery first, butter, ib 3Cic
?-lb roll: 70c
Slggs, ranch, doz 25c
California cheese 25<;
JSastern cheese 25c
flelery, head 10c
Lettuce, dozen 60c
Dry onions, 6 1b5....... 25c
Cabbage ..2%c
Carro'tfe, six bunches for 25c
Turnips, bunch 5c
Peas 8c
Sweat ' potatoes,' "ft !!!!!!!!!!".!" !"! Sc
Eggplant; ib 7%c
!Bell pepper, Ib 10c
Dry Chili pepper, Ib 25c
Pears, Ib 6c
Apples, box : . . .$2 to $3.50
Pineapples, n» 10c
Suavas.'lb 5c
Bananas, do*. 30c
Qreen chill .10c
Potatoes, sack, 100 lbs $fc.OO
Cracked corn, 100 Ib $2.20
feed meal, loo. lb .., 52.20
Wheat, recleaned, :loft Ib $2.75
I Xafflr corn, 100 Ib .$2.00
I Corn, por 100 Ib $2.10
Rolled barley, por ton $36.00
Rolled barley,, per sack 1.60 !
Shorts, per ton $87.00 '
Bran, heavy white, per too $36.00
Bran, sack $1.75
Wood, mesqulte, per cord $9.00
soal. soft, per ton $13.00
Hay, alfalfa $9.00
Hay, barley, ft 2.00
EL CENTRO METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday achool at 10 a. in. Preaching
•ervicea at 11 a. in. and 7:30 p. m. Ep
worth League at C:3O o'clock Sunday eve
ning. Prayer meeting, Thursday evening
at 1 7:30. I »
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Services axe regularly held In' the Pros
iiyterlan Church at 11 a. m. and 7:80 p.
til every Sunday. • Sunday School bo
i-ins at 10 a. .in. !•'. Hi Fraser.Pastor.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Services are held at 10 a. m. on Sun
days as follows: El Centro, Ist Sunday;
Brawley, 2nd Sunday; 121 Centro (Im
perial,) 3rd Sunday; Calexico, 4th Sun
<Jay; Iloltvlllo, Oth Sunday. For sick
•sills, call at Prieut's residence In Gl Cen
iro.
HEBER CHURCH SERVICES
Card of services of Congregational
■Church: Sabbath School, 10 a. m. Morn
ing Worship, 11 a. m. Young People's
Meeting, 7 p. n\. Mid-week Prayer Ser
vice, Wodnoaday, 7:30 p. in. Robert J-o
rpy Glasby, Pastor; It. C. Moorohouse,
kl B. Superintendent; F. E. Hamilton,
President of C. E. Society. Strangers
:>iiido welcome to all services.
Does your piano need tun tug T Bee
or writs the Imperial Valley Muklo
House, Imperial.
Texas Umtrellaß. Blackberries and
figs at Imperial Valley Nursery, 131
Centro. 44-tf.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior, U. S. Land
Office at Los Amieles,- Cal., May 4,
1909. .
"Notico is hereby given that l.;aa«; A.
jvlorgan, of ICI Centro, Cul., who, on
June G, 11)07, nuilo Desert Land iOnlrv
No. 35CG, Serial No. 04674, for NW.
quarter Section 22, Township 16 H.,
Range 14 E., S. IJ. Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make Final
Proof to establish claim to the land
above described, before Clerk of the
Superior Court, at El Centro, Cal.,
on the 22nd day of June, 1909.
• Claimant names as witnenses: Wil-
liam J. Driggers, Jesee L. McGuire,
James T. King and Walter O. Hamil-
ton, all of £1 Centro, Cal.
FIIANK C. PUESCOTT,
.5.61 Register.'
400,000 ACRES OF THE MOST FER-
TILE LAND IN THE WORLD NOW
BEING IRRIGATED— OPENED
TO THE SETTLER.
Tho fame of the fertile country now
known as tho Yaqui River Delta, of
Sonora, Mexico, extends back many
I decades. Early travellers talked about I
: the wonderful fertility of UIORO lands
and historians have written of them
ha the Nile Valley lands of America, j
Now comes Kdward H. Harriman, who
recently visited that section, who, un-
ropcrvedly declares that tho west
coast of Mexico generally, and tho
Yaqui River Valley particularly, offers
jreater inducements to the settler than
any other section on tho Nortn Am-
erica Continent. In his interview with
the "Times'' man, Mr.| Harriman, In
speaking of the Yaqui Valley, said:
"The soil is as rich as that of Im-
perial and will grow everything that
flourishes in the tropics. We expect to
have cotton, all fruits and a constant
output of products."
in speaking of the attitude of the
Mexicans toward the Americans who '
are settling there, he said:"Qreat Lib-
erality is the policy of the Mexican
Government toward American capital.
In fact, their entire trend is to be
fair and honest. If any of you want '
to get out of this part of the country,
there is the place to go; such soil will
grow anything."
The history of Mr. Harriman's life I
and remarkable success, proves him !
to be a very shrewd and far-sighted j
business man and one whose advice
it would be safe to follow. j
So much for Mr. Harriman. Now j
for a few facts regarding the country !
lie was so impressed with. i
In the Yaqui Valley fruits, vegeta- j
bles and staplft products mature and
ripen from one to three months
ahead of Imperial and Sail River val-
ieys. There are 365 growing days in
the year and 300 days of sunshine.
The climate is ideal and health con-
ditions perfect. The much dreaded
Calentuia or Mexican fever districts
lie further to the south.
The Yaquf River Valley is close to
vast, timber and coal resources and the
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department of the Interior, U. S. Land
Office, Los Angeles, California, April
16, 1909.
A sufficient contest affidavit having
btien filed in tills office by Constantino
Champion, contestant, against homestead
entry, No. 101210, made January IP, 1903,
for S. half, NW. quarter and NE. quarter
aw. quarter and NW. quartor SE. quar-
ter. Section 12. Township 16 S., Range
12 Bast. Stin Bernardino Meridian, by
Peter Petersou, Contestee, in which it
is alleged that said Peter Peterson has
abandoned said tract and that he has been
absent from said tract for a period ex-
ceeding eighteen months and also that
said Peter Peterson has made no Improve-
ments on said tract nor established a res-
idence thereon as required by law and
tiiat said alleged absence has not been
due to his employment tn the Army, Navy
or Marine Corps during any war in which
the United States might bd encaged said
parties are hereby notified to appear, re-
spond, and offer evidence totiching said
allegation at 10 o'clock' a. m. on June. 10,
1909. beforo the Register and Receiver at
the United States I^and Offlor In L,os An-
peies,' California.-
The said contestant having, In a proper
affidavit filed April 15, 1909, set forth
tacts which uhow that after due diligence
personal service of this notice cannot be
made, it Is hereby ordered and directed
that such notice lie given by due and
proper publication.
FRANK C. PRBSCOTT,
/ Register.
O, R. W. ROBINSON,
Z~<it Receiver.
CONTEST NOTICE
Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office, Los Angeles,
California, April 20, 1909. <
A sufficient contest affidavit hay*
ing been filed in this office by Mark
M. Rose, contestant, against Home-
stead Kntry No. 10779, made March
6, 15)05, for Eat;t half of SW. quarter
and lota 6 and 7, section f>, township
17 south, range 14 east, S. B. Meridian,
by David Carson, Coniesteo, in which
it is alleged that Bftid David Carson
never settled upon $;a!d land and has
wuolly abandoned It since making
entry; thereof.
That said absence was not due to |
the contest ee'a employment in the'
Army, Navy or Marino Corps of the
United States at any i«mo; Baid par-
Uea tire hereby notiiiod to appear,
reßpond! and offor evidence touching
tild allegation at 10 o'clock a. in. on
May 20, 1909, before the Register and
itccaivcr at the United State:; La:::i
Offl>n in Loa Angeles, Cal.
Tl.o fiaid contestant having, la a
my ■'<;•• rf!!'!r!vit fill '1 April '-") l?^0
861 fortli facts which show that after
duH diligence personal service of; this
notice can "not be made, it is hereby
ordered and directed that, mich notice
ho given by duo aud proper publica-
tion. '.■ :*. ■'■■
FRANK O. PRKSCOTT.
Register,
o. it. w. noniNsoN. »
:?-(St. Receiver.
"Why Is It, Mrs. Jones, my coffee Is
always bitter?" Duy better coffee;
get Folger'a Cloldeu Gate, whole roast.
Don't griud too flue or boil too loug. 1 1
IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS
richest mining district in tho whole
world.
Markets for all products are at
hand, tho local demand has never
been supplied and the United States
is continually drawn on for food
Htuffs and other supplies.
The Yaqul valley is several hun-
dred nillos nearer Eastern centers
than Lob Angelos San Francisco or
Seattle.
Eight to ten cuttings of alfalfa are
made yearly. It would bo twelve were
it not for the two rainy months in
mid-summer. Watermelons ripen the
last of March and cantaloupes are
ready for market the first of May.
Tho soil is generally a sand mixed
silt, forty feet deep and no hard pan
or alkali. There are no destructive
spring winds to destroy growing crops.
No cyclones, hot waves, drougntfv or
floods.
The land being perfectly (smooth,
there is no expense for levelling.
There is a drop of about three feet
to the mile toward the Coast, which
is just right for irrigation. Water for
irrigation of the valley is taken from
the Yaqui River, an* an abundance
for all time is assured. Delicious
water for domestic purposes, pure and
pparkling, can be secured by sinking
wells from' 27 to 55 feet.
Shipments of produce can be made
by both rail and water. The lands
of the Richardson "Construction Com-
pany are now being sold for $25' per
acre, and on the most liberal terms.
No charge is made for a water right.
Water service charges are 50 cents
per acre foot.
Call at the El Ceiitro Hotel and look
over our maps and literature and let
us lalk it over. If you can't call,
write me and I will mail yon our ad-
vertising matter.
J. J. RICHARL/oON,
Special Agent for Imperial Valley.
Xl Centro Hotel,
El Centro, Cal.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior, U. S. Land
Office at Los Angeles, California, May
4, 1909.
Notice is hereby given th.at Hurt L>.
Young, of Silsbee, Cal., who, on June 1,
1002. made Homestead entry No 10,000,
Serial No. 03418, for W. half NW. quar-
ter, SE. quarter NW. quarter, Section 3,
Township 16 S., Range 13 E., S. B. Meri-
dian, has filed notice of intention to make
Final five year Proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before Clerk
of the Court, at El Centro, Cal., on the
24th day of .Tune, 1909.
Claimant namcß as witnesses: Wm.
Wacgelc. Silsbee, Cal., H. Pool, El Cen-
tro, Cal., H. Wilson, Sllsbee, Cal., Harry
Van Dor Huevel, Silsbee, Cal.
FRANK C. TRESCOTT,
6-Gt. ' Register.
HOLTON INTER-URBAN RAILWAY
Effective April 18, 1909.
WESTBOUND.
No. 1 leave Holtvllle 7:00 a. in.
No. 3 leave Moltvillo ....1:30p.m.
Iso. 5 lwve Holtvllle 6:40 p.m.
EASTBOUND.
No. 2 Imiva Xl Centro 8:35 a. in.
No. 4 leave El Centro 13:35 p.m.
No. fi leave El Centra 6:05 p.m.
Train!). Nos. 1 anil 2 do not run on
Sundays.
Baggage will be cfurlert on Trains Xos.
1 and 2 only.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
NORTIIBOUND
Leave 151 Centro.
i>o. 503 Siltf a. m.
No. 605 2:24 p. m.
!Co. 507 7:39 p. m.
No. 501 (Freight.) 8:24 a. m.
SOUTHBOUND
LjPuvo Xl Centro.
No. f>o2 5:05 n. in.
No. 501 12:30 p. m.
No. 50G 6:00 p. m.
No. 500 (Freight.) 2:2,4 p. m.
8. P. Train No. 507 leaving El Centro
at 7:3? p. n.. will connect with Train No.
7 for Los Angeles.
a. P. Train Xo. 51):.' urrlvlns E! Contru
5:05 a. m. will connect with Train No. 8
from Los Angele*.
vRRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILG
Post Office
lw Centro, California, April _ 18th, 1908
i-'tir liio Not iii :
X:24 a. m. local arid west olosoa 7:50 ;i. in.
3:24 p. in. loyal and euul closes liDOp^iu,
7;89 p. in. W, A. and west closes 7:0!»p. tn.
5:0.1 11. m. No loral mall.
lL':in) p. m. C&lexlco elortCß ...... t- :00 tti.
0:00 p. in, Culexlco closes 0:.")0 p. :vi
ARRIVALS .
5:05 11. in. From Jjoh Angela*, nsnn A wosi
12:30 p. 111. From North and JCut>t.
ti:OOp. m. Prom North uml Ki»t.
8:24 a.m. From Heber and C.ilexlco.
2:24 p. m. From J letter and Calexlco.
8:35 ;i. m. Holtvtlle* i.-losea . . . .7:56 a. in
6:05 p. in. lloltvlllo dully Closes 5:30 p. in
6:05 p. 111 Melolund dnlly closes 6:30 p. m
ARRIVE 3
1:40 p. in. Kroin Holtvtlle*
7:: op, m. From Holtvllle and Meloland
* ISxcept Sunday.
CENTRAL HOSPITAL I
El Centro, California
Only Fully Equipped Hospital in I
Imperial Valley for medical, sur-
gical and obstetrical enses. Open |
to all reputable physicians.
Rates-Ward $15.00
Private Rooms $22.50 up
For further information address I
DR VIRGIL McCOMBS
EL CENTRO, CaL.
1 . i ■■'■■■
Printing, Stationery and
Book Store
541 MAIN STREff
' Now be a
Game Sport and find it.
MONEY TO LOAN
—
on improved City Property or for
building. Easy payments. A. P. NUF-
FER, El Centro.
THE YULE
2 or 3 room Modern Apiirtmentß, also
.Single Rooiub without kitchens
Homo Phone 51458.
1243 W. Sixth Street Los Angeles, Oal.
The SEED HOUSE of the
GREAT SOUTHWEST •
Just received, one carload of East-
ern-grown Seed Cora, and oar Colo-
rado-grown Cantaloupe seed. We hay*
three strains, the Edea Gem, Netted
Rock, and Solid Net AU of thosv
have been tried, and proved more
satisfactory than any other strains of
the Rocky Ford. Dealers and Asso-
ciations are requested to write for
special prices.
Our carload of Con constate ot the
several varieties beet suited to
the different sections of the Suuth-
west See page 112 of our catalog for
description, and write for prices on
large quantities.
Aggeler-Musser Seed Co
113-115 N. Main St, Los Angeles, Cal.
Hubbell Construction
Company
C. E. HUBBELL, Mgr.
We are prepared to handle all kiads
of cement work. Sidewalks, curbs
and concrete construction.
Estimates furnished oa sewers and
dirt excavating.
HUBBELL CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY.
I FREE LICENSE
I GRANTED
; And no Bar upon it to Buy
I : the Best
CIGARS I
! ■ - I
I Ye Smohe Shop !
5 I
i 1
t All the Time All the Brands $
% Of the most popular Tobaccos *
$ I
f WE MATCH YOUR TASTE |
LEGAL ADVICE BY MAIL I
FIFTY CENTS I
Au tumucltttion of roputable, expert- 1
ouced and re!inblo attorneys will ren- j
dor written opinions by mall — full, au-
thoritative ittui promptly on all legal
questions or irmtters.
Mortgage*), foreclosures, deads of
tr ; mt. conveynnco*, irmil title* general-
Note«. bonds, assignments, blllu of
sale uorportiUon and partnership
lights and liul)ilitic», bankruptcy ami
Irisolvoncy. lien* of laborern, oontrao*
tors :iml >ni!c<rlul men, suits for dam-
Wlils. e»tato», probate inatterH, foj-
1 itni inluJvltonoei, guardianship, ritrlits
of thosa under uso, patents, inventions.
au branchej of mining laWi water
and Irrlxutlon rights, ho;iiostoailB, tim-
ber locatlonß, the taking up of pub-
lic lane).
I>lvoroe, separation, community and
»••!'. irute property rights, oiid rlKht.t
of married women.
AU branches of criminal law.
Rend your question with Fifty Cent*.
Immediate aniiwers., ,
bOUNO LEGAL ADVICE CO.
Dtpt V N. P. a Bo« «S-
San Franclsc*. Cal.
1 Coffee
Xi The kind f hot mpkcr, Uic break- |
M fi'it- real Coffee throtißli and §]
kj'i through-- always the same. v!
four grocer, will grind it— |,
>;d Ijpttfji* if ground at lioine — noi X
?2 Ino III)'.!. S
The El Centro Market
R. M. OAVIEO, Propr.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MEATS
Choice Beef, Pork, MutUm, Hamst
Bacon, Lard, Suetene. Domestic ami
Wild Game. We aim to fill 70*7
wants using only the BEST and Ae>
If v wring promptly.
CALL UP TELEPHONE 277
Second Hand
FURNITURE
Bought and Sold
Handled on Commission
Will conduct Auctions ',
of Household Effects !
Farm Implements etc. |
S. P.BOWEN
El Centro Hotel Blk. sth St.
Los Angeles'
Safest Hotel
The King Edward
Fifth and Los Angeles Streets
in the heart of the city.
European Plan First-clasa Cafe
Abssolutely Fire Proof
A very desirable hotel for all visitors
to the city.
No Iniide Rooms Write for Booklet
Rates $1.00 per Day and Up
DUNHAM & SMITH
PROPRIETORS
Duke of
Belmont
This fine, young, standard-
bred trotting stallion, one of
tho most perfect specimens
of horse flosh in Southern Cal-
ifornia, will mako the season
;is follows:
I Saturdays at the Southwell
! Brothers' Stable, Imperial.
Fridays at the Franklin
! Stable, E\ Centro.
1
Mondays and Tuesdays at
the Webster Ranch, six miles
west of El Centro.
Wednesdays and Thursdays
1 at your service within reason-
I abls distance of the ranch.
Daniel Webster
tfIDCE NOTICES
JL KITcBNTRO LODOa Na I*4
"%f\r in Masonio Itall, El Cent**,
/N/\ P. & A. M. Stated meetln*"
first Monday of each montb. 7:30 P.
M. Members and visiting Masons In- -
vlted to attend. W. o. Hamilton, Mm*
ter. John D. Baker, Secretary.
p L CeWrcTaErVe, F. O. HI., mMta
C the first four Thursday nights of
each month. Members and visiting
Kaglea Invited to attend.
WO. W. EH Centra Camp No. C 24
' meets every Friday night at
Masonic hall, El Centro, Cal. W. A.
Ort, Consul Commander. C. L. Stuck,
Wfthf \S'*\iluL.. No. 397, I. O. O. V;
WV^/0 mucta evory Batnr-
y day night in Masonic
fc^^*S3 Hall. . Resident and
visiting members cordially invited to .
attend. F. A. Über, N. O. •B. 11. Sher-
man, Secretary.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ESHL.EMAN & SWING. Attorney*
at Law.
El Centro, ..:....; California
C. 1,. BROWN M. W. CONKLINA
CONKUNG & BROWN '
ATTORNEYS AT LAW /?/?
EL CENTRO — —. CALIFORNIA.
TM. McNAMARA. Attorney and :
'._ Counselor at- Law'. Land, Crt- •
tninal and Commercial Law. Formerly
I of Bakersfield ana Visaliu. Office In
Opera House Block', Gl Centro, Cali-
fornia.
, .
Dan. V. Noland Frank Birkhauser
NOLAND &. BIRKHAUSER
Attorneys and Counselors at Law.
GENERAL PRACTICE. ; *'
Offices at El Centro and Brawley, CaL
NSEL SMITH Attorney at Law. ; '
Office and Residence Seventh
and State Sts. El Centro, California.
Geo. H. P. Shaw Herbert W. Brewer
SHAW & BREWER,
Attorneys and Counsellors-at-law
Imperial, California. H, > j
DR. EDWARD MATTOCKS,
Osteopathlc Physician, j
El Centro, California. .
E 1 R. BROOKS M. D. Physician and |
, ' ' Surgeon. Alamo Hotel,
HOLTVILLE, CALIFORNIA j
r* ORTNER BROS., Funeral Directors *
1 V» and Embalmers. Chapel corner (
• of Seventh and Broadway, El Centre, (
California. Phone 303.
. qAMUEL B. ZIMMER, ARCHITECT.
0 Fifth Street and Imperial Avenua.
Imperial, California. Careful consld- ,
eration given to all lines of building.
» Room 10, Holt Bldg., El Centra
R. L. Greer'
AtchiteS and Builder. Building fkmt by
contrart or superintending by the day.
El Centro, California.'
■
C. N. PERRY E. H. QAINES
ENGINEERS
and
SURVEYORS
EL CENTRO •• - - CALIFORNIA
Best Bread Baked.
Full Weight— Pull Satisfaction
ROLLS, CAKES, COOKIES and PIM
D&liclous Baker's Confections
ORDER" BAKING A SPECIALTY
Clean and Substantial
3AKERY LUNCH SERVED ALL DAY
Pioneer Bakery
Levy Block WM. EGERER, Prop.
|- J^LTR AVERS. \
* PIONEER CONTRACTOR *
* AND BUILDER. *
* Superintended and erected *
* many of El Centre's most lm- *
,1, portant buildings'. ' "
* Estimate* Furnished. *
.. ...
*#***#***,** X * # * * */'
I New Survey Plats
Official rhotographic Copies ot each
Twp. Plat— Description sneets ot
tract numbers and entries, Just re-
ceived by the Land Office, and a map
of Imperial Valley, all mailed to any
address for $2.00. Send for oae of
your Twp. and Range.
MALL & FOUNTAIN
Surveyors and Draftsmen
■313 Byruo Dulldlus,
LOS ANGELE9, — — CALIFORNIA
.-■■".■. , ■'
£3j I \Jil
I Hot Springs
j Within raay reach of Ban iPraadscu.
1 Wonderful curative properties ot Um>
j mud and mineral baths and waters.
. Reached from Loa Angeles through
the San Jospin Valley. Por further
Information call or addreea C. M. Kno*
Commercial Agent, Qlonwood block,
RlTcrsldtf, Cal
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