Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-22
8 ALDERMEN TO
BE ELECTED ON
9Th OF APRIL
Ticket Which Was Elected Two Years Ago
on Compromise Goes Out OF Office on
May l-0ne Won't Run Again, Others
Are Still Uncertain.

FI,, aldermen MOO ~, rl,rird iH ihe cum
wv. municipal r@lr,tIun. which vilI hc held uu
April N. Thi- wv uu "utl year.. a- ~ uuIu-
her. W thr rumulmauir elections, THE nth
aldermen wv hc elected hriug due tu tlc
made vacant Ia-r -ummcr when
.A. Browne resigned H- alderman
from thc first warl. IIi- riar' na- never
filled. thc rIty council dr,mu- W uut ur-r
-ary ~ ~ tu thc expense VA holding au
election.
The following arr thr retiring aldermen I:
First ward, M. n. Craig.
Second ward. :. I. Dwormu.
Third ward. Il. VI. DallclI.
Fourth ward. e.. ~. Thorn.
Mr.. Dalzcll ha- served a~ alderman
nearly one year. having been ,'cctcd Co The
term. made vacant by tnc election cd
\. a.. Browne. the aldermen, o. fhe
mdvuralty.
The aldcruuuir election MI iw" wears
a." Wa- y r"mrrumr-, election. Iud WAS
brought about through ihr efforts uf rJi
zru- -hrIuu-in- INV both political .%artiuH- m
tow rifN uf Brownsville. NI.'Hrr ur uuf
similar arrangement vll NJ effected tI.
lrIr unknown. lut tf i- regarded i- quite,
probable tint both tL, Independents ANA
thr Democrats wIli rIt iirkrt- wv thr irij.
pl ihr four aldermen uaurl above. only
rur i- absolutely certain "t what hr m
trud- tr iu. and hc I- Dr. II. li THORN. nr.
Thorn stated today positively thut W, v.I
y, Y cIudldai, ior alderman. saving
that hr has served -iN years aud feels th.t
hr hH- dome hi- duty a- I %rifilrr.
Told hny. va went into office two Years
under e compromise agreement. vr
have succeeded Do getting thc H-it ard W.T.
Ter plant ou 81 profitable ba~i.. 81, bate IT,
,cIoprd a good police department. AND So
have lloatcd 10 scrip iudro'cdnc-~ of
600" sand Alderman ~. &. Craig. when
a- {" whether D., would a.aiu TO- =
candidate. "aud W. trrl That NJ have ar
r"mrli~hcd .hat t"r which vD u.ra elected
Whether Win again nr W raudilatc tar
alderman lm at thi- tru. ururrfarrl to
saw
alderman y III Dw"rulu wa- similarly
''uu thr irurr." IIr hunted tl.i OWN duilr
l- rrn- idnut ni thr First National hlrl ur
KY much W. hI~ imr that lr tam hr
could u"t a-an contract IVY work '"r mn.
city iur fvu vrnr-. hut with conditions
right w NJ REGARDED .- quite probable hy
Mr. nv"rlan'- friends that hr viii ~, w
candidate n" succeed himself. Alderman
llwnrmau .- chairman Ut the water and
light committee NJ ihc council. and ON has
4 -pccigl pride ~ bringing il1t r.
IsItnirui on 81 ihc smashed Wp'' rordi
tiou u which % l. declared to have been
found two year~ a.o. y % banker h.
looks 40 the fact thai besides ~hovm. a
met profit every month of about 5000. the
city li.hi and waiter department B. tur
the city oi Brownsville free ucarl,
$1,000 worth 30 light AMI water. I|ctuall,
showing that the plant IL making \ profit
ut approximately ~ll.00n y year. \ul
A%ld'rnnu Dvuunau -aN- ihr city ruurciI
""HId -ct Y large premium N. n v.nt'd ""
-'H Ihr plHni. hni thHt W ha- rat Ihr .ri I.
I' rr in -cll
Alderman DalzrlI i- thc thti mcmhrr nt
iHr %cuurril 4" hc uncertain Ht fii- tn.
wlat hr wHI do a- tr thc municipal ri.u
tirn. nut sand that NJ vt- W little carl, rrt.
that there Mas rlyut, w. timr IVY which wv
decide.