The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-10-29
Official Forecast.
LOCAL TTEMS|

For Exchange.-COntrolling inter
est in Touring mill and electric light
plant, with so year franchise, for
improved or partly improved farm,
of equal value, under irrigation
Plant located in growing town of
1000. in black land section of north
Texas. Cash value of controlling in
terest $4,000 which carries with it
position of manager at good salary.
Hallam Colonization Co., Browns
vile, Texas. 1O-2S-6
4 checking account promotes cred
it and establishes responsibility. The
advice and the use of the credit of
the First National Bank will aid in
developing the business of worthy
patrons. 1t
"Gans-NelsOn" fight pictures to-
night. First show at 7:45, second at
D. m. $500 feet of film. Elec-
trio theatre.
Miss May d. Wilson of Cincinnati,
at Mrs. Scriveners' Millinery estab-
Ishment, Nov. 4th, 5th and 9th with
full line of wigs, transformations,
pompadours, puffs, curls, and hair
ornaments. Combings made into
switches, pompdours and puffs All
work guaranteed. 1O-29-4t
The hearts of local sportsmen will
soon be filled with JOY as they dill
igently oil and clean up their trusty
guns, for on Monday morning, No
vember 1, the game law will be off
and the hunter may hunt quails,
a. ..es dear and all manner of birds
and BEASTS to his hearts content.
During the week t6& mounted Gus
tom inspectors have seized 1--WE head
of horses that have been Struggled
into this country from Mexico at
different points up the river. y ne
horses will be sold next week by ne
custom officials.
\ rather unsusual order has been
received by the Gulf Coast Wild An
imal farm of this city from Clark
Stanley Snake Oil Liniment Co., of
Providence, R. /, The order is for
one hundred pounds of dried rattle
snakes which will be used in manu-
featuring liniment.
One Hundred Dollars Reward for
the arrest, or information leading
to the arrest of the horse theft who
stole: bay horse, rat tailed, vain
clipped, years old. new saddle,
leather cut around horn; 1 old sad
die with pockets attached; leather
halters; pair leather lines. Stolen
Tuesday night, Oct. 10, San Benito.
1O-26-6t.
Many Brownsville people will be
interested in the report received
yesterday telling of the appointment
of T. J. McCune to the position of
trainmaster of the Monterey and
Gulf division of the National lines
of Mexico. Mr. McCune is well
known here through his former con-
nectiOn with the St L. B. & NJ. RR.
of which he was superintendent
e. Patrick formerly passenger con
ductor on the Brownsville road and
well known here is now running a
freight train on the Beaumont, Sour
Lake and Western
In the District court yesterday,
afternoon, Judge w. B. Hopkins
presiding, the case of the State of
Texas vs.. Guadalupe Ramon charged
with the theft of a horse and which
when tried on Wednesday, resulted
in a hung jury, was continued until
the next term, Ramons being re
leased on a $3.50 bond This morn
ing Jacobo Morales was tried on a
charge of horse theft, but as no evil
dence was introduced to show that
he had stolen the animal Judge Hop
kins instructed the jury to find a
verdict for the defendant which they
did without leaving the jury box.
At ten O'Clock this morning the jury
for the week was discharged
But one real estate transfer was
recorded today, that of Mrs. Kate
Bailey to CISCO Morris, u acres near
Harrington Consideration, S1,S45.
Governor Haskelrs Case.