Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-22

secretary today made out three comp
laints for nOn-cOnnection with the sew
er. BY a coincidence the complaints
were made out on printed blanks con
tanning the date. July %, 1912-just
one year ago today. They are the last
of the complaints to be filed and will be
set for hearing Friday of this week.
City Renditi0ns.-The city board of
equalization was hearing objections to-
day Oh the rendition of city property.
They have not reported any eases of
kicking The hearings begin today and
continue or the rest of the week.
cattle Orcr.-Felix Olivarcs brought
0ver 1l2 head yesterday. Q. Garcia had
sixty to come over today, but owing to
the fact that the veterinary Inspector was
M the river, he had to wait until to-
morrow.
automobile Liccnscs.-C. S. Reynolds
of San Benito was given an auto license
yesterday. At his own request Mr.. Rey-
nolds was given number 500.
Hairdrcssing. switches. braidS, puffs
ings. ShampOoing-Miss Manuela Cor
onado 10th & Monroe SITS. Phone los.
Marriage Liccnscs.-TwO licenses to
marry were issued yesterday, one to File
mon Garcia and Augustine Garcia, and
one to Martias Cara and Paula MunOz.
Come Up Friddy.-The cases of non
connection with sewer will come up Fri
day in Judge Celaya's court and the com
plants issued today were made return
able at that time.
Get those 81 and 80 cent ties at Nimmo-
Brown Co.'S now at - cents. Come
quick.-Adv.
III Use Etectricity.-Wires are being
strung to the Brownsville cold Storage
plant on Adams street. A fifteen horse
power motor will be Installed ID run
the plant day and night during tie
Sumner.
The Circulating Library will be OPP
open tomorrow afternoon from four To
six o'clock. Mrs. L. ID. Putcgnat and
Miss Nc Clelland librarians.
Tif, Ia,.rf NJ cn.fnp of thn n.ty
court was had today, complaints going
over to Friday.A complaint was made
against a driver of a milk wagon. to the
effect that he watered his milk. The
can was in evidence and the sanitary
inspector reported that the ten gallons
contained two gallons of water.
Buggy OrcrtHrncd.-JJ Meiia. moth
er, brother/and one year old infant were
thrown from their carriage one mile
from town today about one o'clock on ac-
count Of the fright of thcl horse they
we're driving. at Il passing automobile.
The buggy was completely overturned,
but none of the party were seriously in
iured. Dr.. Horner was called to attend
to Mr.. Meiia who is employed on the
Quvtctte ranch.
Up to attorney GcRcrdI.- The papers
have been sent to the attorney general If
the state, asking his opinion as to VINO
Their the school board IAN purcl.as e the
BIrlay or any other place fer high
school purposes. under the clty .or,!n-
ansce regarding raising all e%XpcnGing
schoJl funds. No action can or viii be
taken in the matter prior % the receipt
Of BIS opinion.
Royal Arch Chapter.-Thcrc will be
a meeting of Rio Grande Chapter 81
this Tuesday evening at s o'clock. All
members urged to be present.
G. III. THORN.
NJ. L. =. IL.
Ola Boiler Sold.-The city water and
light department sold one of the old
boilers at the plant to the Matamoros
power plant. The price was $3.50. The
boiler will be delivered. as soon as the
new boiler now being installed at the
city plant is ready foii use, which prob
ably will be within less than two weeks.
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