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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-02
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
Paul Robinson


defendants; the nature OF plaintiffs
demand being Substantially aa fol-
lows to-wit:
Plaintiff alleges that 10 Ia a Water
Improvement District existing under
and BY virtue of the laws of the
State Gf Texas. ard as such sue the
defendants for debt for water as
sessments levied Nv the plaintiff.
acting under and in full complianee
with the laws governing such DiA-
tricts for maintenance and opera
ti0n OF its canal system, said assess
ments being levied ON land owned
BIZ the defendants herein or in which
they are claiming some right, title cox
interest. which land is described a.
being the Eazt 1906 acres on Block
No. Is. in and out OF the Harrington
Land Al Water Company's Subdi-
vision "a, according 20 q map re-
corded In Vol. a, page l3, Map Rec
ords or Cameron County. Texas.
Plaintiff alleges that said assess
mcntA, which are nD past due ON
the land Of the defendants. we're
levied for the years or parts nf
years, 1928, 1924, 1925. 1926 and
1927, and that there is now due and
owing 70 the plaintiff upon such as-
sessmcnt the sum Of Sb92.42 together
with interest at the rate VI lO per
cent. per hnnum from the tima
said assessments became due, to-
gcther with attorneys fees amount
ing 10 10 Ger cent of the amount or
the assessments and interest, for all
VI which defendants are each per-
sonaIIy liable.
Plaintiff prays for judgment fof
the amouHt or itS debt. principal. tn
%terest, attorneys fees and costs q
suit and FOR IA decree directing that
the right or the defendant % receive
water on said land he cancelled UNI
til the assessments herein sued on
have been fully paid. for the e.
Enlistment and foreclosure Of itH
statutory lien on said land.
Herein fail not. hut have yrE hm-
fore said Court On the said first day
of next term thereof this writ with
your return thereon. showing how
ycu have sEeeuted the rnmp.
Given under my hand and seal w
said Court, at office I'm the City n
Brownsville. Texas. this 9th day wd
November, A. u. 1927.
Witness. Jno. Mn. Ncanlan. Clerk %
District Court IN and for Cameror
County, Texas.
fSEALD
A true copy ! certify.
JNO. P. SEAMAN.
Clerk Criminal District Court, Cam
error Co.. Ter
lf-Is-25-I2-2-9-4t-z5b3.
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CITATION BIZ PUBLICATION


Cameron County Water Improve
ment District No. I, No. 1883 VS..
Nimherly Mcleod W. MI.
In the District Court. los Ju-
iicial District, Cameron County,
Texas.
The State Of Texas TO the Sheriff
OF any Constable Of Cameron
County-GreetinR:
You are hereby commanded. that
by making publication Of this Ct.
tatlon in some newspaper published
IN the County Of Cameron once IN
each wcak for four consecutive
weeks previous 20 the return day
hereof. you summon g. AZ. Callahan
sometimes called C. II. Caliihan. wHr
is alleged % be a nonresident 81
The State vi Texas. 70 he and appear
a the next regular term Of the said
District Court OF Cameron County
T. be holden at the Court House
thereof. In the City Of Brownsville.
Iexss. on the third Monday IN De-
ccmher. A. u. 1927. the same being
the 10Th day az December, "A. I'D. 1927,
then and there TO anxwer a petition
filed in said Court on the 9th day nj
November, A. ID. 1927. n 4 suit. mum
hcred On the Docket of said Court,
NJ. T8sg wherein Cameron County
Water Improvement District Mum.
Der One. IN plaintiff. ard Wimberly
Mcleod; Mutual Investment Com
Fany. q corporation. BnsErtt Blakely
and c. r. Callahan. sometimes called
III. m. Caliihmn. III. MI. shelton. WI. WI,
Moore. Trustee. w. y. Cochran,
Trustee. Bankers Mortgage Com.
F&nr. u corporation, First Aatirrnl
Rank. a corporation, and First Ma
ticnai Company. Va e0rprrati0py IRE
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CITATION BY PUBLICATION

Cameron County Water Improve
ment District No. 4, No. 1851, W..
First National Company et MI.
In the District Court. LOB Ju-
dicial District Cameron County. Tex
as.
The State or Texas 70 the Sheriff
or any Constable OF Cameron
County-GrcetinE.
You are hereby commanded, that
by making publication of this Cita-
tion ia some newspaper published In
the County Of Cameron once in each
week for four consecutive weeks
previous to the return day hereof,
you summon Mrs. T. w. Scott and
her husband, I. w. Scott. who are
alleged 20 be non-residents Of the
State of Texas, 70 Dc and appear at
the next regular term of the Dis
tTict Court Of Cameron County, 10
be holden az the Court House there
Of. In the City OF Brownsville, Tex
as. on the third Monday in Deem
her, A. ID. 1927. the same being the
10th day or December. "a. ID. 1927.
then and there 10 answer a petition
fned m said Court on the 9th day OF
November, A. y. 1927, in a suit, num-
bered On the Docket OF said Court,
No. 1881 wherein Cameron County
Water Improvement District Number
One IL plaintiff. and First National
Company. a corporation dcmiciled
w Harris County, Texas, and Mrs. IT.
W. Scott. are defendants; the nature
OF plaintiffs demand being sub
stantially, as follows, to-wit:
Plaintiff alleges that il il N Wa
ter Improvement District existing
under and by virtue Of the laws of
the State az Texas, and ~ such sues
the defendants for debt for water as
sessments levied by the plaintiff,
acting under and Ia full compliance
with the laws governing such Dis
tFictx. for maintenance ard opera
ton Of its canal system. said assess
ments being levied on land Owned
hy the defendants herein. or in
which they are claiming some right,
title. or interest, which land Is de-
serIbeh Rs being Block No. nm. con
tanning $3.50 acres; Block No. -,
containing 30 acres. the West lh
acres OF Block No. rs; the North rs
acres Of the East g. acres Of Bf0rk
No. 20, all or said Blocks in and cut
Of the y. z. Bishop Subdivision. rs
shown en- u mp recorded i'm Vol. u.
page u, Map Records Of Cameron
County, Texas.
All o. Blocks 7s. ~. 20 and 81.
containing 10 acres each. all OK said
Blocks being ID and out of the Palm
Subdivision. the sane being all Of
hlnek No I'D or tbs VT. X. Bishop
Subdivision. As shown On q map re-
corded i'm Val. AL mage III. Man Rec
srds cf Cameron County. Texas.
Plaintiff alleges that said assess
mcnts. which are row past due 81
the land Of the defendants we're
levied for the years OK parts of
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-02

WHAT DO YOU want for a home
snyway. Peace? Quiet? Beautiful
shade trees? A place to swimf To
fish? To canoe? To use a motor
boat? Good soil7 lr~rigation7 Tile
drainage? A house? Five rooms,
you bet. A paved highway, accessible
70 San Benito and Brownsville ?
Fifteen minutes from either. Gas
line nearby, electric line close. Mod
ern school five minutes away. Tele-
phone? Drainage ditch? 500 two
year-old citrus trees; SO large bear
ing trees. Best citrus soil in Valley.
Between two railroads. All these
opposite beautiful Lake Olmito, 500
yards from the pavement. How long
do you think this snap is going beg
ging? Thirty-six and one-half acres.
$500 an acre, house included or will
sell sixteen and one-half acres with
500 citrus trees without house at
$500 an acre, 20 acres with 500 cit
rus trees less house ct S400 per acre.
Land values all around this choice
estate rising rapidly. Take note that
five years from now this place will
sell for $1,000 an acre. Seeing is be-
lieving. John n. Merrill, Agent. 234
Levee Street. Phone Sol. Eli
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REAL ESTATE
Farms For Sale

SPECIAL LAND BARGAIN - One
tract 152 acres. another 235 acres
finest Higalgo County orchard land.
irrigated, second lift. Cultivated.
buildings, surrounded by good de-
yelopment. Price too low 70 pub
lish. c. H. swallow. Alamo, Texas.
Y135
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REAL ESTATE

SACRIFICE, account az health. es.s4
acres or concrete highway. 4S acres
IN cultivation. 5000 per acre, half
cash. -Four in row apartment houses,
renting for Sll5 per month. all rent
"a. $4,000 cash. remainder $1,000 NJ
$3.50 per month. Box 1919, San Be-
nito, Texas. Z-2
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-02

DAIRY FARM, nesr center Of VAL
ley. On highway. 20 acres In culti-
walton, irrigated. % acres desirable
pasture. water plenty. Fair improve
ments. 40 head OF cattle. a team,
some corn. and hogs. Attractive price.
some terms. A paying combination
with local demand for all products.
G. T. AsbuFy. Mercedes, Texas.
Phone SO7. Yf0I
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REAL ESTATE

FINE new Los Ebanos Five-room
home. Terms.
New residence. Victoria Heights,
we~ll-located. Very reasonable. Terms.
Duplex IN good location. New. A
fire buy. Reasonable terms.
Mcil-located Washington Street
residence in fine condition. Priced
right. Terms.
see Mr.. Trip.
FOSTER REALTY COMPANY
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US.
f-i73
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Automobiles For Sale
==;.II1NIllL...=.=;z7
with an Ok that counts
il4LNf

Chevrole. coupe. late Is model, I'm
iNhed In ncw dark blue dueo, me-
chanicaliy reconditioued. good tires.
Chevrolet coupe. 70 model, reiln,
iahed IN Beige Brown Dueo, COCO
tires, mechanically conditioned
number Of accessories.
Chevrolet coach, late 3 MODEL COCO
tires. complete mechanical overhaul
good paint. some accessories. 80,
Chevrolet touring, 1879 modei
duco finish. good tires, best me
ehanicai condition.
Chevrolet ton truck. CAB and farm
body, - model. motor rebuilt, ali IN
best mechanical condition.
Ford e6 tuder sedan, new paint
good tires, good mechanical condi-
tioa. -.
Ford. % fordor sedan. good paint.
hest mechanical condition and good
tires.
Also . number az Ford tourings
and roadsters running In price from
$1,000 a. sfsS.00.
STEVENSON MOTOR co. INC.
a53 Adams St., Brownsville
Y-l6g
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no. NJ. BARGAIN HUNTER

no. Mr.. BARGAIN HUNTER
What you want is the right price
and the right location. ! have it,
Listen.
No. IA ten CI0) acre subdivision
all plated and ready 90 20. on the
Boulevard one-fourth mlle from
town.
No. ia acres improved. three
miles s. Y. McAllen. all under eulti-
walton.
No. $50 acres three-fourthH mile
". T.. MeAiIen, good house.
Ne. - sores adjoining town
~hmits-good town.
For prices ard terms address Box
%. Point Isabel, Texas. Y-si4
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FORD COUPE, late 1924 model. new
tires, mechanically reeondltioned'
recd body and finish, only $3.50.
Stevenson Motor &c. Inc, Browns
~. Y-l67
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RENTALS
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

EIGHT ROOM house for rent. Ga
rage. 5l4 Adams street. 10
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-02

HAVE MARKET for bearing grove
and orchard land. Wentz Real Estate
G Loan company, San Benito and
Brownsville. ESQ
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-02
MISCELLANEOUS

WILL EXCHANGE for used building
material including lumber, bricks.
hollow tile. the following: Fordson
tractor. double disc short hitch Oil
YER pillow. one long hiteh oliver pillow,
one tractor. double disc harrow, no-
alto planter, six II. r. international
gas engine, > small mules, wagon
and harness. n 3 II. y. Fairbanks
Morse gas engine. sorghum hay: also
have 5000 seedlings. Address Blk
care Herald. rs
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Houses For Sale

FOR SALE OR TRADE: New modern
house in Brownsville. Five rooms,
bath. front and back porches. Would
accept clear lot as down payment.
balance like rent. Henry II. Parks,
San Benito. Texas. Phone 1916 FIJI.
Y-l09
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Farms For Sale

TEN ACRES: Near experimental
farm. on highway. some fruit planted.
$eTS per acre. Terms. G. T. Ash
bury. Mercedes. Texas. Phone 30T.
Via,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-02

CUT FLOWERS-Bouquets and fun
trai signs our speciality. Ferns,
blooming plants. ornamentals. Out OF
town orders solicited. San Benito
Nursery ard Floral Co., San Benito.
Texas. AS
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LIVE STOCK-POULTRY

BABY CHICKS FOR SALE. Barred
rocks. Rhode Island Reds. White Leg
horns. We are booking order for de-
livery December z. Roy +. Clark
seed Company. San Benito. Tex. Z-6
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Florists

BOWER. the florist. flowers and
funeral designs. st. Charles and
Pita. Phone al. Ei65
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-02
RENTALS
Apartment

MUNCEY APARTMENTS Three
rooms with bath. garage and gas.
furnished completely. 54l West ST..
Charles Street. Phone s12-J or 1877.
Vi57
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FOR RENT-2o0 acres, 40
acres under irrigation, all has been
In cultivation. Three room frame
house; half mile off highway, four
miles from Brownsville. Inquire
Room lis. Del Walt Hotel. Y-206
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-02

FOUR YOUNG ladies', Is to 25. oD-
pcrtunity to travel entire United
States with manager and wife, pleas
ant work, guaranteed salary. Apply
2 to . p. m. today; from 10 10 Q D.
~. Saturday. Mr.. Fogg. Travellers
Hotel. I'll
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-02

TWo-ROoM furnished apartment in
West Brownsville. Phone 577-J.
T-2lO
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-02

JNO. P. SEAMAN,
Clerk Criminal District Court, Cam.
w CO.. Tex
1f-Is-25-I2-2-g-4t-z5B3.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-02

ONE TWO-ROOM and one three
room apartment. Also one large
sleeping room. Hot water. Garage.
500 Washington. Y-Ss
Evening star., 1927-05-17
9cfp(.MS9(pitt
! broadway at 94te st.
olew2)erk City
OFFICE or
MANAGING DIRECTOR

N The other day, a New York
fsvisitoT phoned ne personally
ffor a reservation. Thirty
aminutes later. as my guest.
fhe was comfortably settled in
tie big. wel1-equipped, cheer
| ful room.
j 7 mention thls as an example
#of how promptly and thorough
~ McAlpin service functions.
I And 1T further indicates the
unusual convenience Of ths
NcA1pin - Pennsylvania sta
sition Is one block away. It 3
eight minutes walk to Grand
central Station while B and
o. Motor Coaches stop at the
door.
When T promise every guest
the utmost in comfort and
convenience - the finest cni-
sine = and the most eff mt
hotel service in New Yor--. I
an duty-bound to fulfill the
promise to the last letter.
won t you give ne the oppor-
tdnity Of serving you?
Sincerely.
lze|-7 IL
Manoginc Director
Evening star., 1927-05-17
PLAN NEW SURVEYS
OF CITY PROBLEMS
Trade Board Groups to Lay
Results of Studies Be-
fore Congress.

Exhaustive fact-ffndinG surveys of
/ multitude Of problems facing the
| District of Columbia, which will be
made by the Washington Board Of
j Trade during the Summer and Fall
! as the first step in concerted drive
| for legislation and civic and govern
! mental changes needed for the proper
| development of the National Capital,
| last night were mapped ont at an
enthusiastic and prolonged conference
Of officials and committee chairmen
of the board, held at the Willard Hotel.
With a view to laying before Con
gress and the heads of the municipal
government convincing statements of
fact as we'll as recommendations. the
executives Of the Board of Trade de-
cidcd to repeat much of the surveys
and studies Of local needs which have
been made in recent years,
Public hearings and meetings also
are to be held by committees investi-
eating some of the problems, and
experts on various subjects under
discussion are to be called in to assist.
Special and regular meetings Of com
mittees of the Board of Trade were
planned for the ensuing year in
furtherance of this work.
Full Cooperation Pledged.
Enthusiasm ran high at the meeting.
which lasted five hours. and the chair
man or representative of each com.
mittee pledged the full cooperation of
his committee in carrying out the
program.
Outstanding among the surveys to
he made hy the Board of Trade will
he n thorough study # the fiscal re-
lations between the District and the
Federal Governments. anticipating a
renewed appeal to Congress for a new
adjustment of the cost of the main
tenance and operation Of the govern
ment of the District
In the round table discussion Of
this question last night speakers
pointed out that earlier studies AL
ready had proved that the residents
of the District are paying a far greater
proportion Of the burden of the up
keep and operation of the local gov
ernment than is equitable. The sur
vey now contemplated is designed to
show even more clearly the true pro-
portion Of this cost than actually is
borne by residents of Washington.
Burden Held Increased.
bue 70 the ColilpiiCdted system OF
local taxation, assessment of water
rents. the operation of the Borland
law. the full valuation of local taxable |
property and other phases of the fiscal |
relations, the true proportion paid out
of the pockets of local residents is not |
easily discernad. it was pointed out
The survey also is designed to show |
that the burden on Washingtonians is |
increased because of the constant TAX /
ing of taxable land for government |
buildings and parks which are exempt |
from taxation and because the great !
Evening star., 1927-05-17
w. F. BYRD KILLS SELF.
Former Virginian Had Been Ill for
Long Time.

COLUMBIA, S. c., May II Up
William Frederick Byrd. -, formerly
from Accomac County, Va, and a res.
ident here for Is years, was found
dead of selfinf1icted pistol wounds at
his home last night. Coroner j. B.
Scott after IA examination decided
that no inquest was necessary.
The dead man had been in i'll health
for some time.
Mr., Byrd. for "a years a salesman
for the National Drug Go, Of Philadel-
phia, is survived by his widow. who
was Miss Daisy Holland Of Windsor.
Va; son, w. F. Byrd of Baltimore;
\ half brother, Milton Byrd of Balti-
more. and three grandchildren.
The funeral will be held in Windsor,
Va il was announced
Evening star., 1927-05-17
BY the Associated Press.

LONDON. May 17.-Top hats, many
of which had seen service in the days
of Queen Victoria, predominated in
mems wear at the private view of the
Royal Academy exhibition of art at
Burlington House preliminary to this
years opening. Women's millinery.
for some reason. was anything but
sparkling, and spectators said that the
mems toppers more than made up for
anything lacking in pep from the
feminine side in dress
On the continent, and in many
other parts Of the world. men remove
their hats when visiting an art dis
pIav-but not in London Top hat
possessors here--oId as we'll as new
Evening star., 1927-05-17
Top Hats Of Victorian Vintage Crowd
Exclusive Event at London Art Gallery

| look forward each year to wearing
their hats at the academy opening
with as much anticipation as women
enjoy the foretaste Of Easter.
The toppers of old were outshone
in every respect by the up-to-date, i'm.
maculate toppers, but in numbers
there were two to one of the old.
fashioned variety which had been
seeing better days for years.
There We're all kinds of soft felt
hats, 100, and many derbys, severa.
of them in dark blue with very small
brims, but none Of these really cut
any figure. because the toppers were
having their annual outing and We're
as much Of the ''show" as the pic.
fltrpS
Evening star., 1927-05-17

growth in population and improved
property now has reached over the
District lines into Maryland and Nir.
cinia and out Of the jurisdiction Of
local taxation, thus increasing the To-
cal burden.
The committee on municipal finance,
of which Joshua Evans, ir., is chair
man, will conduct this survey and the
whole force Of the Board of Trade will
be thrown behind the movement for
an increase in the share Of local ey-
penses borne through congressional
appropriation.
Evening star., 1927-05-17
SNOW FALLS IN MARYLAND

tain Sections, But Soon Melt.
Special Dispatch 10 The star
CUMBERLAND. Md. May 1T
Snow t1urries lasting some minutes
prevailed in the mountains in this
section Yesterday The Western
Maryland Railway reported a heavy
furry at Thomas. while in the glades
OF Garrett County there was quite a
tal, but the flakes melted quickly.
In the AlleGhenies in Southern Penn
SNlNania snow also fell.
Evening star., 1927-05-17

It often happens that the man who
pays the piper has nothing left for his
other creditors.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-06-28
Seeks 2OO-Lb.
Tuna Near Here
Stuart Patterson Believes
They May Be Found Off
Jersey Coast
TELLS OF HIS
EXPERIENCES

A 200-pound tuna is the quest of
C. Stewart Patterson, prominent
Philadelphia lawyer, who believes
that he will be able to catch one
off the New jersey coast. Mr..
Patterson is one of the best author
tiles on fishing on the Atlantic
coast and will endeayor to land the
giant mackerel this season.
Mr.. Patterson says all indications
are that tuna fishing will be much
earlier this season than usual as
the water is warming up earlier.
"The earliest I ever got tuna"
says Mr.. Patterson, was July s..
but | figure we will beat it in 1927.
Tuna fishing has had such an
impetus during the past two years
that l look for some heavy catches"
1T is pretty well established
that tuna run in schools according
to their size and the larger the
fish, the smaller the number
King Carlos, of Portugal, who was
called the greatest tuna fisherman
of Europe, discovered this fact and
we have verified it in tuna fishing
off the New Jersey coast. There
are schools of tuna averaging
twenty pounds. there are other
schools containing fish of thirty to
thirty-five pounds. There are
schools of forty and sixty pound
tuna. The great fish weighing from
$50 to 200 pounds may number only
a half-dozen to school and they
are to be found off Nova Scotia
mostly, although l believe we can
find them far off the Jersey coast"