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pepinos; Mrs Cenaida Guara, un
terno de seis vasos para servir
aqua; Soledad Montaflo, una cor.
bata para sonora; Mrs George
Neel, una horera; Mrs Mills, un
terno de cucharas para 81 te; Mrs
Donaciana Guara, un terno de
china para servir cafe; Miss Luisa
Truiiilo. un terno de china para
servir cafe; Cleofes Sandoval, un
terno de china lpara servir te;
Mrs j ose Montaner, un terno de
azucarera y lechera, Soledad Mon.
tano, un terno de horeras; Mr..
Cornelio Sandoval, un cheque de
$4,000; Mrs. Alexander Gusdorf;
un ramillete de flores; Mrs Gerson
Gusdorf, un plato para servir dull
ces; Miss Ursulita Chavez, un
plato para servir apio; Mrs Q. M !.
Valdes, una tarjetera; Lola Mon
tailo, un terno para ell tocacor;
Soledad Mon tafo, una botella de
perfume; Mrs Mary Dolan, dos
plstos para servir cake; Miss Ca.
sandra Martinez, un terno de 70
pleas de plata; Mrs G. M. Sando.
val, IN terno para ell tocador, de
plata; Dr.. I. Z Martin, IN man
tel para mesa; Mrs Mary Dolan,
un mantel para mesa y seis servi
llerss; Miss Casandra Martinez,
una docena de servilletas; Mrs.
Mary Dolan. III cuadro de arte
Mrs A. Nj. Hoy, un tenedor de
plata para pescado; Mrs G. Nj.
Sandoval, $4,000; Soledad Mon
tano. un ramillete de flores.
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Ell apreciable joven Jose Ma
nuel Cisneros, director de escue-
las por ell distrito de Questa, de
paso que tranz6 negocios en Ia
oficina del Superintendent de
escuelas, Sc suscribio a La Re
vista de Taos aver.
Don ]. A. Trujillo, de Black
Lake, paso por nuestro despacho
ell martes para suscribirse La
Revista. Ell Sr. Trujillo confiesa
que La Revistn de Taos es ell me-
jor periodico espahol en- Nuevo
Mexico v que quiere visite su ho-
gar cada semana.
Ell apreciable joven taoseno
Don Jacinto Trujillo, de Ranchi-
to de Taos, quien hacfa mas de
tres amos Sc hallaba en- Las Ami
mas, Colo. regreso a esta de Taos
ell Domingo pr6ximo pasado. Ell
microbes estuvo en- nuestro des-
pacho para suscribirse La Re-
vista.
Los Sres. Epifanio y Juan Ra-
fael, ambos de apellido Arellano,
residente de Pima, este condado
y directories de escueIa del nue.
vo distrito escolar en- FL Ventero,
tranzaron negocios en- la ofcina
del Superintendent de escuelas
el sabado retrepr6xin1o. De pa
SO Sc suscribieron a La Revista.
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MONTOYA-OAKELEY

Ell lunes, tambien unieron sus
destinos, al pie de los altares ell
joven Richard Oakeley Jr. con la
senorita Magdalena Montoya,
hija de Don Tomas Montoya, de
El Prado de Taos. Apadrinaron
el acto nupcial ell Sr. y la Sra.
Frank G. Ellis
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CORRESPONDENTS
NUPClAL

Truchas, n. NJ. Junio 26, 1915
Sr. Editor: El dia II de JUNO
Sc unieron en- los lazos del matri-
monio en- Ia parroquia do Pefasco,
N. ID. 81 apreciable iogen Nicolas
Lopez, de Truchas N. Mex, con Ia
bella y simpatica sehorita Beroniz
Sanchez, de OJo Sarco, actuando
como padrinos en- el fausto evento
nupcial Don Facundo Medina Y la
sonora su esposa Doha Eva V. dc
Medina. Atendieron al aeto nupcial
muchas personas de gran aprecio
por ambas parties quienes vinieron
a participar de la fiesta. Don De-
siderio Lopez y DoIls Martina M.
de Lopez, padres del noyio, Sc ha
llaban en- ese dia tan regocij jadoH,
que enseflaban en- su sem blante el
gran placer que tenian al recibir
entire ellos una de las mejores es
poaas para su hile, Don Pedro A.
Sanchez y Dona Segunda, padres
de la novis, denostraban tambien
su satifacci6n y la buena voluntad
para con todos.
Despues de haber brindado por
la felicidad de los nuevos c6nyuges,
Sc did principle un abundante y
bien sazonado banquete, en- donde
abundsban las exquisitas viandas y
los espumosos licorea.
En- Ia tarie tuvo lugar el bale y
bailamos hasta la hora de la cena.
Despues. en- i noche, SO di6 un
lucdo bale en- honor alevento Y al
que concurrieron numeroso contin.
gente de todss las familias de esta
vecindad. Dicho bale fu6 muy con
currido y lucido sin que SO obser
vara nj 81 mas pequeno incidente 8
desagradc, pues en- tan fausto even
to Sc caracteriz6 una vez mas ell ca
racter pacitico y honroso de los
habitant4s de esta poblaci6n.
Mis- parabienes a la familia San
chez por tener entire gu familis un
jdven tan virtuoso y energico como
10 es Nicolas Lopez, al paso que
deseo para los recien desposados
colmos de felecidades en- el nuevo
hogar que acsbsn de iniciar Carpio
Archuleta.
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VARGAS ARCHULETA.

Onofre Archuleta, cajero en- Ia
tienda de Gerson Gusdorf, tam
bien contrajo matrimonio el lu-
mes con la Srita. Orcelia. Var
gas. Funeieron como padrinos
el Sr. Samuel C. Trujillo y la Sc
nora su esposa.
Por demas es decir que desea-
mos a las tres nuevas parejas uu
sempiterno honey moon,' y
una felicidad jamas interrumpi-
da.
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NUPCIAL
SANTISTEvAN-.SA -.SANDOvAL

SANTISTEVAN-. -.SANDOVAL
En- atenta esquela Sc nos partici.
po el matrimonio del caballeroso
]6ven Tito M. Sandoval, de Jemez
N. NJ, condado de Sandoval, con
Ia muy estimable y hermosa seIlo-
rita tsosefla Gregorita SantistevaD,
verifcado en- esta ciudad on la ma.
mana del lunes dia 2S de JUNO en-
el Temple de Mira. Sra. de Qua
dslupe.
La novia es hija del apreciable
taosefo Don Jesus M. Santistevan
y esposa. FL novio es hijo de
Don Cornelio M. Sandoval y es.
poas, prominente ganadero y fami-
liza muy respectable del condado de
Sandoval, residences de Jemez N
M.
La ceremonial nupcial principle
las Z a. m, y momentos antes 81
augusta santuario SO encontraba
repleto de estimables damas, de
seosas de presenciar tan solemne
acto.
Fungian como padrinos el Sr.
L. NJ. Dolan y esposa, quienes son
acreedores mucho credito por ha
Der dado al solelnne acto toda la
importancia possible, pues, cierta-
mente, fue uno de los eveDtos nup,
ciales mas lucidos que SO han visto
on Taos por algnDos amos. La no
via lucia elegante y yaporoso traJe,
eoronando su negra cabellera una
gnirnalda de azahares como sim
bolo de pnreza. Las damas de
honor, que 10 eran las niI1as Mar
garita Santistevan y Preciliana La
barta, vestidas con trale blanco,
sosteniendo ell velo de la novia y
la madrina que llevaba elegantlsi.
mo traie, formaba un grupo en-
cantador.
Despues de la bendicion aacer-
dotal, los novios y sus acompa
nantes Sc dirigieron a la residencia
de Ia desposada, donde So celebro
una simpatica reunion y reception
que termino en- alegre y animado
bale.
En- la noche, en- ell espacioao sa.
lon Taos Hall, So celebr6 en- honor
al fausto evento un lncido y ele-
gante bale que dur6 hasta al anna
necer del dia siguients. Princi
pio las 7 p. m. con una marcha
al rededor del espacioso hall, que
SO encontraba tambien sencilla
mente engalansdo para las nupcias
de esta joven psreja, y desde 81
principle cienes de parejas rendian
culto al dios Terpsicore con algeria
v sociabilidad, reinando desde eli
principle hasta ell fin Ia mejor ar
monia y orden que siempre carae.
teriza nuestros compatriotas tao
senos.
La novia es considerable como la
joven taosefs mas hermosa en- Ell
vale de Taos.
Los Contingencies fueron obse-
quiados con I'M gran niimero de re.
galos, saber:
Felix Santistexan, una navajo
de afeitsr "Gillette' de seguridad
Mrs. J. HI. Dunn, una tellera de
plata; Estella Sandoval, un terno
de cinco pleas de Plata; Nasario
un terno de cristal de
seis pleas; Mrs Adela v. Mon
toya, un terno de cristal; Mrs. Ci-
ria G. Valdez, un pichel; Mise
Dolap, un terno de chi.
ns de tres pleas; Quica y Maria
Sandoval un terno de aeis pleas
para servir vino; Mr.. Fred Barker;
una cuchara de plata; Francisqui
to Hidslgo, un plato para servir !
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JESUS MARIA MEDINA

10y n. Nj. j lnlo "a, 1915
Sr. Editor:
Dignese cronicar en- 60 sprecia.
BILE Y extehsa Revista Ia nuerts de
Don Jesus Maria Medina, scaecido
81 dia "A de Mayo de 1915 q la edad
de 90 aIlos. El tinado era un mieln.
bro de la lIermandad de N. T., Je.
sds y en- su enfermedad y ejsrcicios
ftinebres fue aaistido por los so.
clos de dicha fraterniiad. E'ae ve.
lsdo solemnemente por dos noches
consecutivss Y Ell dia 26 recibi6 SO.
pultura en- el camposanto de Dia.
mante, N. NJ. baio los auspicios de
la misma Hermandad y gran con-.
tingente de parientes. y veciaos.
Descsnse Ell paz.
jose Il. Jarcfa
Fidel Montoya
Francisco S. Medina
Leonor Pacheco
Trinidad Lucero
Comision
+<<
,JUANITA RODRIGUEZ DE
LEON !.
Cerro, n. NJ. JUNO p, 1916
Sr. Editor:
Ell dis IS de Junio que rige,
1918, 4 las 5 p. nj. dej6 de eSfstir'
en- Cerro, n. NJ. condsdo de Taos.
la venerable senora dona Jaaniss
Rodriguez Dc Leon, esposa que tue
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superintendente de escueIas el ss-
bado.
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ACCIDENTE

Don Luciano Vigil, de Cienegui
liza, este condado, fue victima de un
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buenss proposiciones.
DeriJanse a Mariana Tafoys.
Black Lake N. NJ.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-19

Would YOU like to see a three thousand
dollar gown made BY Lucille Lady
Dun Gordon) ? Would you like TO set
one of iilmdom's most popular stars
wearing this wonderful fortune? Then
do not miss The Theft Of the Crown
Jewels" a two at feature 81 the Alice
Joyce series which comes 10 the Dit
mann tonight. The million dollars worth
of jewclry were especially loaned Ia
for this production by Lebolt X
60. prominent Fifth Avenue jewel
crS. Among the gems are a magnificent
diamond tiara containing NO less than
eighty diamonds: apearl necklace. the
pendant Of which j. a hinge pearl-shaped
pearl of worldwide fame. a Stomacher
of diamonds. i'm the center of which mes
ties AN exquisite ruby a superb brace
IL ~ hand beaten gold containing a cir
rlc " diamonds surrounding a large rn-
by: and other pieces ~ icwelry. The
gown j. considered Lady Dun Gordon's
supreme effort. Probably no other wo-
MAI of modern times. and hut few of
whom history tells. nave ever worn 80
great "A fortune in gems.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-19
MAIL SERVICE
TO BROWNSVILLE
NOW IMPROVED
DOUBLE DAILY MAIL SERVICE FROM
BROWNSVILLE TO HOUSTON
is REESTABLlSHED.
RAILROAD MAIL SERVICE FROM
BROWNSVILLE NORTH NOW BET
TER THAN EVER

Regular double daily mail service he
tween Brownsville aud Houston has
been rccstabiiShcd after having been
discontinued nearly 4 year ago in a re-
trrn,hmrul prlicN instituted by the rail
MaN mail service. heretofore the train
reaching Brow n>Niiir 40 lu:I1 at night.
.lud the train leaving l:ruwnsyill" Tor
Houston a. = "clo-k ~ the morning
carried o.. mail clerk. all mail ia and
out Dn those trims beng handled IA
locked pouches l. iA, express company.
"a mail clerk Viii A rltt i ulakr lhr
run through hrtWrrI III. .u>, ilr 2ul
Houston thus Ftv>tahli>hiH" q >'-,.tr
The di>cnutinuau e. of which h|rengnt
some dissatisfaction.
No. lul. reaching here lU:ll \. ~. ear
riri \ mail clerk from Houston a. far
~ king>,illr. where hc turned over All
poushcS Tor Harrington. San Rcnitn.
brownsville and the Valley line points
Tea the express companies. No mail
was accepted IN the mail ear between
Brownsville and king>,illr un this
train. ar un the nurthhound train. M.
lU3. leaving here 40 , u. "a. there having
been no clerk aboard tu handle IT,. Here
after what are known ia this section -
the night trains will handle mail Just
~ Ia the day trains.
one reason for the rce>tahli>hment
of this service was the great load of
mail handled ~ i single clerk on line
between llarliugen and sam Fordvcc
The stations here are 81 close together
and their volumc Of mail - great that
the mail il too mu h for one man 10
handle. ami hardly enough for TIVE The
rcrStahliShrd service 90 the main line
will assist greatly II the despatch Of
the sam Fordyce line mail. When the
through service un the Houston and
Brownsville road was discontinued a
wear ago the service 90 the sam For
dycc line between brownsville and Sam
Forlvcc was heightened from Harlingen
to Brownsville. a clerk making the run
both VANS the same day. Prior 10 that
there was 4 clerk only between liarlin
Gen and Sam Fnrhyrr.
Therefore rcinStntinu the Houston
and Brownsville service means that not
only Is the service a. good a. il former
" was. but il has been materially i'm
proved.
The clrangr improves Brownsvillc'r
registered mail service. Heretofore
there was but one registered mail daily.
Now there i 4 double dali service.
Victor II. Bright has been detailed ~
run between Brownsville and Sam For
dvc. giving this rontc his entire attcn
.tion. Heretofore the branch line clerk
alcrnated with main line runs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-19

matches tickle hat section of ones fun
ny bone that likes to Sc" the other feel
low trip up on the same sort Of thing
that the funny homes owner j. always
falling over.
This j. all by way Of preamble 10 say
ing that the Episcopal parish house will
stage a spelling match on Friday night.
next. al : o'clock. The two literary 50
%cicticS Of the High School. The Forum"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-19
At The Movies Today

AT the 0reamIand -lIow the star re-
porter on \ newspaper trailcd a muir
drrer bN his voice and found him a. IT,
a court Judge with Y just cause j. told
in n Voice ia the Night" a Two part
Eclair to Ice shown at the Drcamland
tonight. Rex Maiden j. the reporter.
tie ~ walking home when hc stops at
the sound III "A girls voice pleading with
IA man. The man breaks away from
from her however. whrn she attempts 10
hold him. and the girl. seeing that To
plead with him - useless walks sadly
away. ~ he comes up 90 him. Maiden
luIk~ deep iniu her ewes amt i> struck
lt The hook ~ terror which ~ mirrrrctl
there. Tie r. about 20 speak ~ the Young
woman when she turns and ilceS. Nal.
den then hurrieS do@n the Srtec: after
Inc man whom she has Just left. lie
finds the man who had been talking a.
the girl masked and struggling with an
armed figure IN the street. IN the
struggle the masked man - -urvS the re-.
volycr AMI a shot i fired in the air. ~
the masked man fees he admoniSheS
Maiden: My cause j. 4 .uSt one. II
will y" best for Won t. say moth
ing ~ what ynH have seen" Maiden
makes NJ way ~ the pr"~trntr body and
finds that ID j. that Of Pollard. a gov
eminent agent whose name has been con
ncrtcd with several un>aturN affairs but
Who has never been caught with the
goods Maiden then hurric~ back AL
ter the masked man. From \ safe dis
tancc he watches the latter hide his re-
volycr aud mask. The masked man then
makes his WAY into the best residential
section If the town aud suddenly di>ap
pears into onc III the mansions when
Maiden H. several blocks away. Maiden
reports the murder ~ his old friend.
the sergeant 40 the West Locust street
police. station. The sergeant orders an
investigation. hut when Maiden requests
that De- alone ~ permitted 10 handle the
ease H. sergeant consents. Maiden al
mit> that the only clue ~ has IN the
voice Of the masked man. Also tonight.
"Shot in the Fracas." = comedy
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-19

and The Cactus" will to- pittcd against
each other la linguistic fiSiicS for the
Diamond Championship Belt ur what
ever prizes the excited populacc may
throw into The ring. And a the con
~cluSion-notc this in Your engagement
book there will lee 4 free foreill between
such of the audience - may think they
can spell.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-19
GRAND JURY AGAIN
IS HARD AT WORK

After recessing for sunday the grand
jury resumed it, work of investigation to-
day. The following bulls Of Indictment had
Decn returned ~ the jury up 70 recess time
Saturday night:
Luis Reyna. Francisco Herrera and
Nicasco %l;eyna, charg,. cattle THEFT
under arrest.
Luis Galvan. charge. burglary of pri-
waite residence: under Arrest.
Lazaro Cantu. charge, theft Of horse:
bond licXcd az 5000.
NrnccSalo M~clcndcz. charge. with in
teni To commit rbbbery bond fixed AT
500.
NcnccSalo MclcndcZ. charge. attempt
rGo commit burglary; bond fixed "a so.
Andres Garcia. charge, theft Of cattle.
(Dnd fixed az 1000.
Sabas Carrillo. charge, burglary of
railroad ear; bond fixed AT S.,o0: DE
PENDANT benefit suspended sentence Law.
Vicente CaStorena and Eligio Coma.
L.. charge. cattle theft. bond Of each
fixed III 500. later reduced a. $500.
Geronimo Icrrata. ct al. charge. cattle
theft: bond of each fixed AT 500.
Timotco Isoblco. - al. charge. cattle
theft: bond Of each liked ~ 7loo.
Modesto Turner. charge unlawfuliy
carving arms.
Geronimo Icrrata. charge. u|nlawfully
carving arms.
R,liasar Portilla. ct al. charge. muir
der. Special Ncnirr of 30 jurors or
dcrcd a. appear Mon. May :. 1919 "a !
4 ~. Writ rcturnablr. April 20. 1918
Case set for Monday. MaN :. 1910.
Pri>iliano Mendoza. charge. rape
Arrangements same a. above.
George Dewey RaNcl. charge. theft of
n mare. Bond fixed al 500.
No. 36il. not yet arrested. charge,
theft OF horse and mule.
,y3Gl2. not vet arrested. charge
theft of property valued al 80 or over
. Julian Ybarra. charge, :heft of horse
Bond fixed At 500.
Gaudalupe Ncla. charge. knowingly
receiving stolen horse. Bond fixed al
5000.
.Iran Lopez. charge. theft of horse
Rond fixed III S500. Invoked benefit oi
suspended sentence law. III. Il. Gold
smith appointed to represent defendant
Rosnlio Gutierrez. charge. theft al
ware and horse. Bond fixed ~ ~lon.
Z .I.sc Rios. charge. assault with intent
10 commit murder Bond fixed M 500
Luis Arcsmcndcz. Jr.. charge. theft OF
horse Bond fixed at 800.
Mr.. Beulah Zimmerman, charge. IN
i,~ FULLY conveying instruments into iai
\, y escape: released on bond.
rSrdalupe Aguilar. charge. fraudent
= ferosing Of mortgaged property
= ~. fNel at 800.
af,i. not vet arrested. charge. as
it'll intent to commit murder.
= 'c..2. not yet arresed, charge. thief
,'tle.
rs~-"r Dewey Rayel. charge, man
III Bond fixed mt 500.
"'.l, not yet arrested, charge
n'-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-19
Six Jurors Selected.

six Jurors were selected this morn
ing ia the ease of Asher W. Gray ".
the Indiana Cooperative Canal Com
.pany. ia the district court. Three men
were fined - IA d for failure "a appear
IN response a. the jury "a This
afternoon the selection Of jurors will
continue.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-19
Spelling Match
Is Scheduled
For Friday

80 long n the Kings English retains
its weird. intricate and illogical prac-
tise Of spelling words most any way
but the way they sound. SO long will
English speaking people spell words
most any way hut the right way they
are spelled. and Just so long will spell
ing matches draw the crowd. Spelling
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-19
No meeting OF the city

held his afternoon. Acting MAYOR ~.
J.. Dwurman. Az absent ia Houston. In
the absence ~ both the Mavor Browne
aud Mr.. Dwroman the citv il left tenn.
porarily without q regent. In an emcr-
gcn'y however. = quorum ~ the city
council may exercise al the powers ~
the absent executive. Mr.. Dworman will
return before the End ~ the week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-19
Third District Women Meet.
by Associated Press

sulphur Springs, Texas. April lg.-To
continue for three day the third district
Of the Federation Of Womcns' Clubs Of
Texas Wa 10 meet here today. Women
prominent IN club circles all over the state
were ID attend.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-19

AT the Dittmann Have vou ever seen =
cool million dollars worth ~ irwclry?
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-19
FOR SALE.
MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-A young lady for office work.
One that can speak both Spanish and
English. Apply Il. Ilcrald.-ll5tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-19

FOR RENT-Four room bungalow in Vie
toria addition. Address L. q. Box 53i.
-l4l6tpd.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-19

FOR RENT-Six room house. Apply TO
Mrs. NJ. c. Chapa. corner sth and 1t.
Charlie streets.-llltf II.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-19

FOR RENT-Rooms $50 and 50 per
week at Southern hotel, corner Ninth
and st. Charles.-1 2tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-19

FOR RENT-Furni~hed room, modern
convenience; one block from post office.
Address h.. care Herald-3 1901 fdh.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-19

I!oST-Small white spotted dog. answers
Ia name Of Dr~dcmuna. Reward. -. for
return "a Mr.. ErnmcI.cn Nimrrln.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-19
EDUCATIONAL.

SPANISH LESSONS-Miss Francisco Bo-
lado, 52l Elizabeth street. Sessions 8
to 6 and 7 to : p. m.-2Il5tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-19
NOTICE TO CITY TAX PAYERS.

NOTICE TO CITY TAX PAYERS.
The city council has amended the ordinance
creating the tax levy for the fiscal year 1911.
extending the time for payment If taxes for
that year until April II. 1915. After April
u. 1919. an taxes for the above year unpaid
Va bc subject a. the penalties fixed ~ law.
y. q. pEBRIIN.
-3532it. City Tax Collector.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-19
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Movie picture airdome at
1912 Washington street for the summer all
necessary equipment in good condition.
Price moderate, apply Louis Zamora.-
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Two More Women Are
Attacked in Steelton

No arrests have yet been made by
the local police in connection with the
series of brutal attacks upon sleeping
women committed within the past six
weeks Chief of Police H. P. Long.
maker and Constable John Glib, who
are working on the case, have picked
up three men who they believed might
DC implicated, but none of the women
who were attacked were able to iden-
Try them. so the men were released.
1t is the belief OF the police that all
the attacks were made by one man,
VINO, they say, must be demented
This morning two additional cases
We're reported to the police, but neither
are oel1eVed to have any bearing on
the women cases. About $50 last
evening q strange man opened the
Kitchen door and walked into the home
OF Mrs. Albert Gilmore, 375 South Sec
ond street. The woman screamed and
the intruder fed. He was a foreigner.
The other case reported occurred
Tuesday morning about 1 o'clock.
Louis Silver III South Third street
when he was about to draw his win
dow shade prior to retiring noticed a.
colored man entering a second-story
WINDOW at the home of his father,
Louis Silver Sr., directly across the
street at ia South Third street. Sill
Yer ran downstairs. he declares, and
neaVeo a heavy water pitcher at the
intruder. The missile went true to its
mark, Silver says. and the negro was
knocked to the ground. He reeained
MS teet, however, and escaped before
silver could capture him.