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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-02-03
GETTING READY
FOR JUVENILES
COUNTY JUDGE AND ATTORNEY
ARE FILING INFORMATION
AGAINST DEllNQUENTS.

Assistant County Attorney Hardy
has begun filing information against
some juvenile offenders who refuse
to mind their parents and attend
school. They will he brought into
court and Judge Freeman will pass
upon their cases, two informations
were filed this morning and the at
torney states that he has several
others that are slated to appear in
court.
Information was filed with the
county judge this morning by the
county attorney against J. A. Criner,
alleging false pretense in dispOsing
of a horse, which it is alleged did
not belong to him.
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The arguments in the condemna.
tion case of the Lawyers Realty Co
VS.. the O. n. NJ. x p Ry. were begun
this afternoon in the district court
and the case will probably be given
into the hands of the jury tonight
This is a case wherein the Realty Co.
seek to recover damages from the
railway company for adjacent and
abutting property along the right
of-way that passes through and ada
cent to il.
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Personals

Miss Hattie Fulk of Arlington
H., is in the city for a visit Will
her sister, Mrs. Arthur Jones. sn,
came by way of Duncan where SHE
visited with relatives.
Marian r Pierce vas in the cit!
today from Fox
b. c. Ricketts, is here today from
Graham.
H. o. Cayert who has been here
for a few days returned to the OF
fields this morning.
Rev. f. NJ Masters left last nigh
for Oklahoma City, where he vii
attend the quarterly meeting of the
executive committee of phe Oklaho-
ma Baptist state convention The
committee will be in session today
and tonight.
Nat Haynes of the Wells-Fargo
company went to Wapanucka Sun
day where he attended Sunday
school at the Methods; church in
that city.
, Earl Minteer of Norman is an Ard
more visitor. Mr.. Minteer is a news
paper man and was formerly wri-
ter on the Oklahoma City Times.
Fred w. Green, an attorney OF
Guthrie is here on business in the
district court.
James II. Mathers went to Okla
homa City today on business.
J. R. Pennington was called to
Lawton today on business.
Miss Freda Grunert is reported to
be i'll at her home on d street, north
west.
John Mulliey of Berwyn was in
the city today on business.
c. S Neal of Cleburne, Texas, is
in the city today on business.
T. e. Coils of Milburn was in the
city today on business.
J. NJ. Dorchester OF Pauls Valley
was business visitor today
Homer Marx of Madill was here
oday.
c. f. Davis of Ryan was in the
,ity today on business.
Henry Pruitt of Comanche was
business visitor today
f. II. Austin of NARROW was here
oday on business.
T. d. Harmon of Cornish was
business here today.
Sol Lewis of Tishomingo was here
oday
w. p. Mobley of Marietta was in
he city yesterday on business.
T. l.. Parrish of Stratford was here
oday on business.
]. n. Flanagan of Durant was in
he city today on business.
Fred Green, United States court |
commissioner of Guthrie, was in the
ity today on business
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Professor BudlonF's case OF eczema
was known to almost every hospital
and physician Of reputation throughout
the state Of Connecticut. His letter Is
another interesting demonstration of
what is being accomplished by the
famous specific u. II. D., Prescription.
1t may be Of interest to you to know
that your life-giving preparation, -.
ID. d Prescription has been OF incal
culable value to me l was covered
with eczema from head to foot when
j began using your remedies. l could
get no relief. although l tried a thou
sand means. l applied but two bot
ties OF the Prescription; cure was
snected in . very short time, in less
ALI. DF
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Carry Flint.

The Norfolk peasants always regard
pointed flints as thunderbolts. So con-
sistent are the simple folks that they
will often assure you that they picked
them up red hot They carry fiints and
stone arrow heads about with them in
the belief that this custom will pre-
vent them being struck by lightning.
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Edwin Calf returned from Roches-
ter Minnesota last night, where he
went to undergo an operation at the
hospital of the celebrated Mayo Bros.
The operation was entirely success
full and Mr.. Gait is on the road to re
coyery, much to the qualification of
his many friends.
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The kinq Of All Laxatives.

For Constipation use Dr. Kings
New Life Pills. Paul Mathulka, OF
Eulfalo, ~ Y, says they are the king
Of all laXatives. They are a blessing
to all my family and | always keep
box At home" Get box and gel
well again. Price 25c. At Druggists
or by mail.
II. {. BuckIen & Co., Philadelphia or
ST. Louis.
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D. D. D. Opens New Era
in Cure OF Skin Disease

than one month"-Prof c. J. Budlong,
South Lyme, Conn.
Ask any druggist today for d n. d
Prescription. He'll tell you IL allays
the itch instantly-and soon there are
signs Of cure.
For ! ) years il has been regarded as
the specific for skin troubles of all
kinds. Ask your druggist today about
D. ID. II. Prescription, also about ID. ID.
D. soap especially for tender skins.
The u. d. n. Laboratories authorizs
every durggist TO offer the first full
size bottle on the guarantee that un-
money will be refunded
rCr1CTC
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one Chasroncd Indian was all that
the mayor had to pass Judgment ON
in city court this morning. The usu-
al fine collected in such cases was
forthcoming.
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u u H u u 81 - Is - - u u u !
/. STREET STORIES.
u - :: :: y 81 q Il II IA {. q 4. ::

The board of county commission
ers are still in session at the county
court house, aside from auditing the
accounts against the county mass of
other business has accumulated that
must be- disposed of. They will prob
ably adjourn this afternoon
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Above All Price.

Gold and silver may supply us With
the necessaries o. life, with food and
drink, clothes and houses; but they
can not give the Joy of a kind look
Lord Avebury.
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Structural steel workers arrived
yesterday and are busy erecting the
new water tower in the Santa Fe
yards, the riyeting guns are attract
ing number of sightseers to watch
the men handle the red hot rivets.
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Sheriff Buck Garrett has 4j pris-
oners at the county Jail at the pres
ent time. He stated this morning
that if any more arrived within the
next few days, he would be compel
ed to add more sleeping quarters
This is the largest number that has
been in his keeping at one time for
some time.
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Something OF a Lottery,

What | want" said the young man.
els to get married and have a peace
full. quiet home" We'll, sometimes ii
works that way and sometimes it'a
like ioinin' q debatin' society"
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Mrs. DR. Riley, chiropracto", treats
chronic diseases of women and chill
dren. Consultation free &l5 w. Main
St, Phone 80. got
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George S. Cravens, head of the Ard
more Traction Co, arrived from the
north today, where he has been con
ferring with some parties relative to
the sale of the lines and franchise
Mr.. Cravens stated that he did not
care to discuss his trip at this time,
but would be in a position to tell
the public what the plans for the
road We're in the next few days.
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Hens! Hens! Hens!

Carload wanted, 1012 cents per
pound. w. Newman & Son. 2-3
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A great many left early this morn
ing for the oil fields taking advantage
of the pleasant morning. Some who
failed to take heavy overcoats when
they left, will regret it before their
return.
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DR.. c. l.. Mccain who has been
suffering for the past two weeks
from an attack of pneumonia is re-
ported somewhat improved.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-02-03

The Ferndale Review Club will
meet Wednesday afternoon at O.
clock with Mrs. Arch Carpenter.
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Tonight the regular meeting of the
board of city commissioners will be
held at the city hall.
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Mrs. Kirk Busey of Tulsa who has
been visiting relatives in Marietta
for several weeks, is now the guest
of her sister, Mrs. c. a. Almond in
northeast Ardmore
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REAL ESTATE CHANGES.

G. & G.. Nations to }. D. Daring,
part 25 3s-2c 80, 3s-3e.
E F. Ellsworth TO W, c. Baker,
part 10, 5s-2e. Consideration $1,000.
N. r. Fierce 20 School District 81,
rart T. 2s-2w.
c. 4 c. Nations to J. D. Gorion,
part 22 3s-3w.
Il. c. Ricketts, to II. II. Robson,
part 3, 3s3w.
Mrs Mary Pierce to G. II. Hugh
ey ct al, part %. ls-3e. Considcra-
tion $500.
II. p, Rowan to f. Rogers, part
II, 3s-2e Consideration $500.
Mrs. Bertha Warren 90 Mrs. Louisa
NJ. Pride lot ), 1903, Ardmore. Con
sideration $500
Alexander V. Doak to H. b. Luke,
lot 4, 276, Ardmore Consideration
$4,000
U. T. ReNroat to J. F. Young,
part ), 8, 4s-lw.
OIL AND GAS LEASES.
w. r. Ldnnom to Niece & Laney,
part -, ls-2w.
Henderson Williams to d, ]. Car
penter ct al, part 3, 1s-2w.
w. T. Gates to c. Y. Welles, part
27, 5s-3w
w. r Gates to c. Y. Weles, part
27, 5s-3w.
w. T. Gates to c. Y. Welles part
81 5s-3w.
Ross Gaines ct al to Bull Creek
Mtl. O. & c. Co., part /, 2, 5s-1w.
s A. Apple ct al, to J. VI. Young
part 9, 4s-3w Consideration $4,000.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-02-03

The Knights of Pythias Social Club
will give dance at their hall to
night
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G. q G. Nations to J. d. Daring,
part %, 3s-2c, 30, 3s-3e.
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Ross Gaines ct al to Bull Creek
Mu. O. Il G. Co, part !, 2, 5s-1w.
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Henderson Williams to ID. J. Car
Denter ct al, part 3, 1s-2w.
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w. T. Gates to c. Y. Welles, part
q, 5s-3w
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U. T. ReXrOat to J. +. Young,
part ), 8, 4s-lw.
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OIL AND GAS LEASES.
w. r. Ldnnom to Niece & Laney,
part 10, ls-2w.
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w T. Gates to c, Y Welles, part
27, 5s-3w,
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w r. Gates to c. Y. Welles, part
27, 5s-3w.
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s A. Apple ct al, to J. VI. Young
part 9, 4s-3w Consideration $4,000.
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Alexander V. Doak to II. B. Luke,
lot 4, 276, ArdmOre Consideration
$4,000.
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w. l.. Smith to A. L. Adams, ct a,
part 3, 4s-3e.
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f. f. Ellsworth 10 W, c. Baker,
part 10, 5s-2e. Consideration $500,
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NJ r. Fierce 20 School District 81,
rart Z, 2s-2w.
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Mrs. Bertha Warren 90 Mrs. Louisa
NJ. Pride lot ;, 1903, Ardmore. Con
sideration $500.
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w. r. Lannom to Niece & Laney,
part 13, 1s-2w.
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c. n C. Nations to J. d. Gorion,
part %, 3s-3w.
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Mrs Mary Pierce to G. II. Hugh
ey, ct al, part %, is-3e. Considcra-
ton $500
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H. p. Rowan to r. Rogers, part
II, 3s2e. Consideration $500.
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h. c. Ricketts, to II. II. Robson,
part 3, 3s-3w.
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Niece & Lanoy to II. G. James,
part 13 1s-2w.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-07

Ing . phantom Of his own vivid fancy.
Then he stopped swiftly forward.
"Chrissist' he uttered hoarseIy 70 the
young woman af the end booth. what
are you doing herer
She fiung him . look Of warning and
defiance over . row Of tipy blue and
white cocoa cups. but her voice was sp-
pealing soft and coaxinE.
Don't make . fuss, Lem. Tn demon
strating cocoa again. Mr.. GaiIlard was
glad to get mo back on my own terms.
Two simply got 10 have some money Of
my own, II I have to earn II.
But, Chrissie-why. no wonder you're
tired out all the time. You look Mt to
drop now"
II haven't neglected you or my home.
Lem" She spoke. proudly. I've been
here four weeks The demonstration
closes tonight. And now Mr.. Gaillard
wants me to 30 on the road"
IT guess mott" Lemuel was doing some
quick thinking. There was q gieam In
his wife's eyes he did not like. Yet never
had she seemed lovelier to him. He was
feeling somewhat dased and uncertain,
but the sight Of Chrissie bravely serving
. sample cup Of hot cocoa to . matron
on the other side Of the booth helped
him to deciGon. He beckoned to her
As the matron moved away.
TN tale . pound box" he said prac-
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displsasure. ckfissis Aune hsrself
upon him. half laughing. half crying.
II you would only undsrstand, Lem!
didn't mean to hurt you. But I'm
right. know I'm right g 9
q He nrmly thrust her aaids, ana went
out. . nGprs ef fighfeous indignat tion
and oftended majesty. But Chrissis,s
words rankled. OF all she had said on
that dstested subject the ridiculous re-
mark about keeping the change struck
deepest II showed him up a. . man
Of miserly instincts and petty sxac-
items. OF course. It was ali nonsense
that q married woman needed . regu-
lar allowance: that with her material
wants provided for, she should have
any use for money; but perhaps-per-
haps II would be worrying to wom-
an Of spirit to have to ask for such
trifiing sums A. her. occasional small
needs might require. Though I never
refused Chrissie." reflected Lsmuel de-
fensiveiy. And she certainly IL most
unreasonable"
Peace reigned in the wallace home,
but the shadow Of past discord vague.
ly fingered. The fact itself Of Chris.
sizes silence on the subject of spend.
ing money produced uneasiness in the
mind OF her husband. After a while
there seemed to be something wrong
with the little mistress Of the house.
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She was les animated. less playful
that ususl She became given to peril
DDS Of meditation. and sometimes re-
fused to 20 abroad evenings. pleading
fatigue or . headache-Ch Chrlssie. who
had alwnys~ been 50 keen for, pleas
ure and active gayetyi
When Lemuel questioned her she A.
serted that she was quite well, and
there was nothing the matter. nothing
at AL. Lemuel became 90 concerned
that he talked the affair oyer with
his mother. who was never antagonfs-
tic to Chrissies interests. Finally. one
afternoon. being freed from duty at
an earlier hour than usual, he ran
into . large store with the intention
of buying some deiicacy with which
to surprise his dispirited little wife.
chrissis was especially fond of crys-
tallised fruits.
Passing the line Of demonstration
booths presided over by agreeable and
diplomatic saleswomen. the image of his
wife loomer large In his mind. for II
had been from the confines of similar
booth that he had taken Chrissie when
she gave up her position as q dispenser
OF Gailiards cocoa to become Mrs. Lem
uel Wallace.
Therefore, when he saw the Gaillard
sign with familiar face beneath. he
paused abruptly with q feeling Of meet
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to expand without painful strain upon the
ligaments' Thus there il avoided nervous
spells; the tendency to nausea or morning
sickness Is counteracted, and q bright, hap
py disposition is preserved that rejects
wonderfully upon the charcter and tenn.
perament Of the little one soon to come.
You can obtain q bottle of Mothers
Friend" at any drug store at $1.OO. It
preserves the mothers health, enables her
to make complete recovery, and thus with
renewed strength she will eagerly devote
herself to the care and attention which
mean 50 much to the welfare of the child.
Write to the Bradfeld Regulator Co., 229
Lamar Bldg, Atlanta, Ga, for their yaIu-
able and instructive book Of guidance for
expectant mothers.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-07

Between the frst Monday In March and
the middle of Nay, the ten active assis-
tant assessors shall sit an q board cf
equalization and survey. passing upon
the preliminary assessment roll Tho
result OF the boards work 10 to Be tabu-
lated and printed for public distrib7tion.
Between the middle Of May and the frst
Monday In June appeals from the deci-
sion Of the board Of equalization must
be framed, and hearings on these ap-
two nonneld assistants. within the month
next following. These appeals must be
settled and the f1nal assessment roll an
nounced and assessments levied by the
nrst Of January for the fiscai year be-
ginning July Of that year.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-07
COMMUNITY HOUSE OPPOSED.
Park View Citizens Object to Estab-
Iishment in Neixhborhood.

Indignation over the proposed establish
ment of a community house in the neigh
borhood of Georgia avenue and Newton
street was voiced at the meeting of the
Park View Citizens Association last
night
The matter was referred to the COM
mittee on education and public buildings,
with instructions to investigate and re-
port to the executive committee as soon
as possible.
James F. Oyster was elected an
honorary member of the association. The
following nominations of officers were
made: President. John G. McGrath; vice
President, o. w. B. Reed; secretary, ].
F. Culverwell; financial secretary; II. W.
Melville; treasurer, c. A. Atkins, and
Sidney II. Kent; executive committee,
Preston Shannon, w. p. Kenner, r. s.
williams, and W. s. Erwin. The election
will be held at the next meeting.
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tically. Then he reached into his Doekst
and nshsd out . = biu. eraekl1ng II ~
tween his fingers. 2
His eyes hypnoticaliy held Chr1sns's
inQuiring U1snce - he pressed the biIl
into her cutstretehed. trembling hand.
Keep th1 ehangs. Chrisisr' he whis-
p6ted vfbrant1y. And tell old 0aillard
toner. Nov. hurry, dear, for IN be
waiting for you outside"
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motherhood. The suf-
fenng incident to
child-bearing can be
easily avoided by hav-
ing at hand a bottle
of Mothers Friend
This is q penetrat-
ing. external applica-
ton that relieves all
tension upon the mus
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sPURIED, SHE SHOOTS LOVER.
Girl TAe. Turns Revolver on self
and Dies.

Cleveland. Ohio. Feb. e.-Miss Grace
McQuade. twenty-three. who shot her
sweetheart J. g. Adler. and then her.
self last night because Adler told her
he was going to marry another gfri,
died early today. Her last words be-
fore she lapsed into Inconsistencies
were:
I'm glad I did Il. had nothing
to live for. / pleaded with him to
marry me In spite of his parents OBJ
Jections. Then he told me he was in
love with another girl. I reached in
my dress and fired at him and then 1t
myself"
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Men WsIeeme
Mothers Friend
ADuty that Every Man Owes to Thoss
who Perpetuate the Race.

1t is just as important that men should
know Of progressive methods in advance of
The Washington herald., 1914-02-07

H. T. White has been chosen a teacher
in Hallowell School for Colored Girls
to fill a vacancy caused by death.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-07

T. NJ. Burton has purchased from
Thomas c. Rawlett and wife two two
story brick dwelling houses, SIS and SO
North Pitt street. A deed of conveyance
was placed on record today in the office
OF the clerk Of the Corporation Court.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-07

The city school board will give the
children Of the public schools a holiday
February g in observance of Washing
toms birthday.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-07

Encouraging reports tonight were re-
ceived by the George Washington Birth
day Association from the various COM
mitees relative to the parade which will
be held February %
The Washington herald., 1914-02-07

Policeman Roberts has cited a colored
man manned Stephen White to appear in
the Police Court tomorrow because, it Is
alleged, he violates city ordinance by
keeping swine within the city limits.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-07

Colored public school-teachers of the
State will meet in this city February
2S-27. The school board has granted the
colored teachers a haif-holiday on the
2sth. and a full holiday the 9Th. In order
that they may attend.
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Assessment Dates Fixed.

The annual assessment shall start the
first Monday in November and be con-
cluded by the first Monday in February.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-02
COMMITTEE ON
FESTIVAL MET
AT SAN BENIT0

The committee which ~ III charge "
the proposed fail musical festival Al ~
given TN The Lower Rio Grandr Fedora
ton ~ civic clubs. held \ meeting III
san lisnito on Tuesday afternoon. The
committee decided that six concerts "a
include 4 comb nrd chorus from every
town in the Vale, having a civic organ
izatiuA be- held during the month OF Nov
emlcr. the points and dates to be an.
n"unced later. II is definite that one
VII - given in Brownsville. one in
San Bcnito. one in llaIlingen and one
Ia Mission
Mrs. Beekwith. now Of Mercedes. has
accepted the d~ircctorShip and j. now ar.
ranging the program. She j. Of VIZ cx
p%crience in musical matters both IN
this country and abroad. aud the FEEDER
aird clubs cnnSisler themselves forum.
ate Al having secured her assistance.
The proceeds "a the entertainments
VIII - Cd the civic leagues ~ The towns
At which they will h. given.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-02
BOARD
OF EQUALIZERS
COMPLETE WORK

The Cameron county board of cqnali
zaiion. which has been Ill session the
~-~
past six weeks. completes it, work 10
day with the appearance ~ rcprcSrn.
tatiycs ~ the San Brnito Land n Water
CO.. and the New York anil Brownsville
Improvement CO.. ia answer ~ citations.
II H. expected the work ~ adjusting the
assessments against these heavily landed
concerns will require an ~ the day.
Representative Of The various banks
IN the county AMI J. 4. Turner. real
estate agent for the Fri~'o lines. az
pcarctl before the board Yesterday.
Is soon aS the board has completed
its work the results will he turned over
10 the taxaSSeSsor for totalling. Ii i
not expected that the totals will be-
known and the tax rate fixed uphill the
next meeting Of the board Of commissions
.ers which probably will NOT take place
.bcfarc The latter part Of this month.