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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-17
SWAN MAY COME
TO BROWNSVILLE

Pat Joy, executive agent for Hugo
Swan. will call On leading business
and professional men Nj Brownsville
relative to the early appearance here
Of Mr.. Swan.
Hugo Swan Is 4 man or national
reputation on the subjects of mer-
chandising and salesmanship. H.
has appeared in the progressive cities
of fourteen states where he has given
his two famous talks On salesmanzhip.
Mr. Swans appearance here has
tho endorsement Of The Herald in
the belief that his coming will bc ~
inestimahlc value ~ the city as "a
whole. The Herald liz contributing "A
major portion ~ the financial re-
suirrments in order that his appear
ance here may be made possible.
Arrangements are being made
whrchv other cities Of the Valley
may also hear Hugo Swan.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-17
San Benito Banks
Elect Officers

SAN BENITO, Tex Jan. 17.--The
annual meetings of the san Benito
banks were held Saturday.
The san Beaito Bank < Trust
reelected an officers and directors,
and one new official was elected. II.
q. Marshall. who was elected active
vire-president
Officers are. T.. III. Downs. presi-
dent: N. vi. Benson, active vice.
president; II. G. Marshall, active
vice-president: ~ q. Brcedlovc.
cashier; T. W. Moore. assistant
cashier
The Fafiners state Bank re-elect-
81 all officers and directors. a. fol-
lows:
John T. Lomag. president; +. n.
Ogden, viee-president: &. VI. Raj
zt0n. vicc-president: "A. Herhst.
cashier. G. Morris, assistant cashier.
The officers. with 4. z. Henson and
WI. o. Williams compose the board
Of directors.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-17
BONNER Case
EUNDERWAY
Two Jurors Selected
At Corpus This
Morning

CORPUS CHRISTI. Texas. Jan.
17.-l5',-Two jurors had been se-
iccted AZ noon today IN the case 81
Frank IT, Bonner. charged with mur-
der in connection with the death of
his fathcr-in-laa. ~ AL Barnes. at
his home in this city, November II.
1928. Barnes and his r year old
son were killed when he openes a
package containing a bomb which
had been sent "a him from San An
tonic by express.
All veniremen We're questioned rs
20 their attitude towards the defJA
penalty, circumstantial evidence,
church membership and affiliation
with fraternal orders. Prosecution
attorneys have admitted that the
states evidence against Bonner will
be largely circumstantial.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-17
Court UphoIds Power Of Senate
TO Compel Witness Attendance
Ruling Effects Wit
nesses in Famous
Oil Lease Probe

WASHINGTON, DC, Jan. I7.-tFl
The power Of the senate 10 compel
Nal 5. Daugherty Of Ohio To comply
with the summons issued IN 1924 by
the DaaRherty investigating commit
tee was upheld today by the supreme
court.
II was the first time the highest
Court had passed under like circum-
stances on the authority Of congress
sional committees 70 compel wit
nesses 70 appear, n subject which
was widely debated during the
Dangherty and oil Investigations or
three years ago. Those who disputed
the authority Of Congress 70 compel
testimony included Harry r, Sinclair.
the oil magnate. and as q result con-
tempt proceedings are pending
against him In Washington.
DauRhefty. n banker 10 Washing
ton Courthouse. and brother Of the
then Attorney General Harry NJ
Daugherty. refused 20 appear before
the Daugherty committee when he
was arrested BY 6ireetion Of the sen
ate. The federal courts for southern
Ohio ordered his release. This acti9n
was reversed BY today's decision.
The senate committee also had
asked Daugherty 10 produce certain
records Of his bank at Wellington
Courthouse. but this demand was
dropped subsequently so that the
question coming up to the highest
court was narrowed 10 involve orlv
the authority Of the senate to com
pei the attendance of witness.
Justice Nandevanter. delivering the
opinion. pointed out that by refusing
% appear. Daugherty had left out Of
the picture any speculation rs 10 what
might have happened had ~ become
a witness.
Sinclair did appear before the oil
CONTINUED on page two.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-17
Governor Pardons
Lubbock Burglar

LUBBOSK. Texas. Jan. l7.--Ps-
Governor Miriam A. FerguSon's par
dvning &roclivities reached out q
Sheriff II. l. Johnston received
telegram from the chief executive
ordering him 20 release :. r. Bates,
who Is serving \ three months jail
sentence on q burglary charge.
Bates is one Of three young men
who. after arrest plead guilty 70 i
number Of petty hurEiaries here.
TIE has served ahcut six weeks of
his term bit the Sheriff's depart
m~nt hns not yet released him
awaiting further information from
Aasiin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-17
Bill Discourages Killing of
Husbands byAvaricious Wives

AUSTIN. Texas. Jan. IA bill
has been introduced ~ discourage
wives from taking the lives of their
husband. especially where there
are no children. ia order to obtain
Insurance and other lagatee bene-~
fits. Husbands have been killed BY
wives 10 collect less than $4,000
in benefits.
Polk E0rnaday and W. X. Mont
gomery Of the Rio Grande Valley
are joint authors Of the measure,
the emergency clause Of which de-
clares its purpose. II reads:
The absence of any law pre-
venting the iuheritanca or taking
by devise or legacy from deceased
persons leaving an estate ~ BE in
hcrited Or received a. legatee un-
der will and in ike manner as
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-17
CALL BIDS FOR
HUGE AIRSHIPS

WASHINGTON, Jan. l7.-Uncle
Sam i contemplating getting himself
one or two leyiathans 81 the air,
three times as big as the Shenan-
doah. He Is inviting bids for the
az airships 7s0 feet
long. with a-rapacity Of 6.500.000 cu-
Bic feet of hel.rm. speed off7e miles
I'm hour. cruising range cf l5o hours
able 20 carry several airplanes and
attach or detach them during flight;
ID perscnnel'of A..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-17

policy Of insurance or certificate
estate; and no beneficiary VI any
beneficiary under insurance poll
cies by one who feleniously takes
the life III such deceased persons
creates an emergency calling for
the passage of the Bill.
The bill seeks 20 amend the 1925
statutes BY adding Article 25S3-A
to read az follows:
mo person who feloniously
takes or causes or procures anoth-
er W 10 take the life of another
shall inherit from such person. or
receive any interest III III estate
WI the dccrdcnt as surviving
spouse, or take any devise or lega-
ley from him 81 any portion of his
(~oitirue on page two.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-17
ARREST MAN
SOUGHT LONG
Charged With Staying
Mother Of His
Sweetheart

Jose Salinas fugitive from JUS
tice for more than two years. follow
ing the staying OF his sweptheart's
mother on San Vicente Ranch In 1924,
has been placed under arrest.
Salinas. who has been in Mexico.
returned ~ Santa Maria and was ar-
rested there hy Constable AnastaAio
Trerino and Deputy Sheriff L. Gil
bert. Ile has been placed WV iail here.
Salinas is charged with murder I'm
connection with the death ~ Mrs.
Fabriano Rodriguez On San Vicente
Ranch In ia charged that ha killed
her when She refused w allow him w
marry her daughter IA shotgun was
used in the killing.
Considerable feeling was aroused
hy che killing and "a price wuS placed
on Salinas head. ne fled % Mexico
whore NJ remained wv hiding until
his arrest at Santa Maria.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-17

DENY REVOLT
LEADERSHIP
Catholics Not Respon-
sible For Revolu-
tionary Outbreaks,
Leaders State

MEXICO CITY, Jan. iT.-tFy -
While the Mexican War Department
continues % use the term Catholic
rebellion, the Roman Catholic Epis-
c0patp reiterates that it lis i'm no way
responsible for the revolutionary out
breaks In various parts Of the c0un-
try.
War Department announcements
and newspaper dispatches tell Of the
defeat If rebels and bandits in the
state W Coahuila and other places.
Federal troops i'm Coahuila are said
to have killed about iC1 iawiess per-
sons in recent skirmiSneS and tc
have confiscated manifestos against
the government signed bv the league
for the defense of religious liberty
The troops also found appeals 70 "the
army of Christ the King and pamph
lets issued by Rene Capistran Cara
leader OF the league, who was des-
rribcd recently as having been pro-
claimed PROFESSIONAL president Of
Mexico"
Bishop Diaz, secretary Of the epis-
copaxe, about whose whereabouts
there has been considerable mystery
since il was reported q wcek- ago he
was ordered sent out OF tho country,
appnrs to ne In Guatemala tity. or On
the way there. Dispatches from Ia
racl~la. Mexico. purportinE u con-
tain an interview with him rs he was
about 70 leave for Guatemala. quotes
him IN saying that he did not know
whether he would remain in Guate-
maia City -or proceed w New Or
leans.
Amidst the confusion prevalent in
Mexico, growing out w the Mica
raguan. oil. religious adm revolt situa-
tions, friends of General Obregor
have launched an earnest campaign
to re-elect him to tho presidency x
succeed Gales This step IN DE-
nounced bv most Of the newspaper
which contend that presidential
campaign W out of place III the pres
cnt time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-17
FIVE TRAPPED in
BURNING HOUSE

HARRISON. Ark. Jan. l7.--l4l--
Five children Of William Snelson. a
farmer. are dead and the father IS in
q hospital severely injured ~ re-
suit Of = fire which destroyed the
Snelson farm house near here yester-
day.
The children were trapped in an
upstairs roona by the flames and
Snelson was badly barned in trying
20 rescue them. The cause OF the
fire has not been determined.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-17
MOODY INVITES ALL
PEOPLE OF TEXAS TO
INAUGURAL TUESDAY

AUSTIN. Jan. lT.-iFi-- Dan
Needy. who Tuesday will be inaug-
urated governor, Monday expressed
the hope ~that my friends every
where viii feel they are cordially
invited" lie said il was impossible
10 send out formal invitations.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-17
Customs
Receipts Increase

MEXICO CITY. Jan. Il. Altheug
I.rports are still 90 he received from
4 II customs -hodses, the total h such
hat the Department ,of Finance has
estimated the total for the month Of
december at more than eight million
|,esos. The customs bureau has di-
ected the remaining reports 20 be
|ent in immediately
The distribution of the customs as
collected was as follows: Vera Cruz
- .3ss. .777.i3: Tampico, Si.bii,s7o.20;
Suevo Laredo. Sl.is2.95s.l7; Mexico
~ifv. S5eS. .0Se. .7e: Ciudad Juarez.
ss46 .0lo.25; postoffice customs. s25s.-
fa6. .e2.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-17
ROGERS TRAILS
SET FOR JAN. 81

CEoRGETON. Tex. Jan. i7.--Gs'i-
Trial of Rebecca Bradley Rogers on ~
charge of arson il connection with
the burning of house az Round
Reck last December wns set fer Jan
uary - by Judge Cooper Sansam
here Today She In at liberty under
bonds of S2.5Ca and s5.aen an charg
~ arscn end rnbbiaE hank ~ Rade
respectively.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-17
TESTIFY chips WAS BAD MAN
I'm O u r
W-ALslL.EY Y

THIS Is POLL tax paying time.
/ ~ you propose 10 participate in
elections during the coming year.
you must provide yourself with this
poll tax receipt.
In Cameron county. James ]. Fox
Is urging the payment OF poll tax
es. He is county tax collector.
In Hidalgo county, Cam Hill is
officiating. Cam asserts he believes
hidalgo county should be above
10000 this year.
IN Willacy county, Sheriff Teller
has the additional duty Of tax col
lector- lie issues poll tax receipts
there.
This is an off year. SO far as
state and national elections are
concerned
But there are many municipal and
other elections coming.
CAMERON COUNTY viii vote
January % on a road bond issue
Of S6.0CO.OO0.
IL Is proposed. under the issue. 70
give permanent roads TO almost
every section of the country. Each
commissioner precinct will benefit
from the issue in proportion 70 the
taxes it pays
But what we wanted to sag was.
II you hold 1926 poll tax receipt.
1t Is the receipt under which you
will vote in the election Of January
20.
The 2sth 10 the last Saturday III
the month.
POTATO PLANTING il being
done in the Lover Rio Grande Val
ley under most auspicious circum-
stances.
The weather has been ideal for
the work
Planting is being done a inter
walls Of two weeks. 20 follow the
Rarket when the season opens.
This will b. the greatest potato
production year in the history Of
the spud in this area.
The majority Of the acreage is Ia
the San Benito- Brownsville area.
Last year the crop brought this
section about 81 100000.
This year the acrcage il almost
double what il was last year, and
planting has spread TO other parts
Of the Valley.
HOTEL FL JARDIN has been en-
tertaining guests to its capacity and
h above.
Wonder what we would have done
here this winter without the adj
ditional hotel facilities.
Since last winter the Reese-Wil-
Mond at Harlingen and I'll Iardin Al
Brownsville have been added 20 the
hotels. They are the largest Of thr
hostelries. and there have been
other additions, including the doub-
ling Of the capacity Of the River
side.
If these hotels had not been erect
ed in the meantime. the Valley
either would have been without
y these additional visitors. or they
4 would have had to hustle for bed.
Il which visitors had rather not do.
h. UPSTATE PAPERS TO The con
trarv notwithstanding. the flood
control contract has not yet been
swardcd.
.I This million dollar job will he bid
|H CONTINUE on page two)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-17
NAVAL BILL MAY
GET AMENDMENTS

WASHINGTON. ID. NJ. Jan. IT,
t4'Y-k Provision Tor beginning con-
struction IN three additional light
cruisers, defeated in the house, was
inserted into the naval appr0prin-
tion bill today by the senate ap-
propriati0ng committee.
The committee also agreed 10
naval personel of 1000 lnen. 500
more than proposed in the house
measure. and increased tho aviation
appropriation by 5000. 900 fer the
purpose Of carrying QUE the five
years naval aviation problem.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-17
Obregon Campaign
Getting Underway

MEXICO CITY. jan 1T.-Agents
arc being sent. M ail parts Of Mexico
70 start work 81 the candidacy or
General Aware Ohreg0n for the COM
iaf term in 1928 Il Is. planned 10
'hafe" she real propaganda campaign
afnrf next month ard rranFeHents
are being made = have this beeir
sslrisnreoasly IN AH parts w th+
tuuHtrE,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-17
Bill Proposes
A Crops Reports

WASHINGTON, y. C., Jan. IT,
fPf- Reduction from III 10 4 lin the
number of Department Of Agriculture
estimates Cn cotton production wy
bales would he effected under m bill
passed today BY the house.
The estimates. NOW issued semi
monthly from July g. December.
woald IVY issued only WI the first day
-ot September. October. Nov amber
and December and would appear sim
ultarecuslY with tKe departments
ginning renoft.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-17
TEACHER KILLED

AMARILLO. Texas. Jan. lT.--fFi---
Miss MathiIda Rastian. e .of Deca-
tur. Texas. school teacher. was al-
most instantly killed last ri1ht when
the car she was driving skid3ed> -rom
Fhe road say. pInngiHg into IN ditch
uanf Adrian. 4s miles from here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-17
WEATHER
WEATHER FORECAST

Fer RrownsyilIe and the Lower
.pio Grnnde Valley: Increasing
rloudiness tonight; Tuesday cloudy
xith occasional rains and mucn caia-
Ar. Moderate 20 fresh southeriy
winds on the coast, shifting TO north
sxest Tuesday
For East Texas: CLOUDY tonign'
with occasional rains: eolder "
northwest portion: Tuesday cloudy;
rain in east portion; much colder
hold wave in north portion with tenn
.nerature "a 10 2s BY Tuesday night
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-17
NICARACUAN
POLICY Will
Be ENFORCED
Kellogg Indicates Ad-
n1inistration Has No
Intention of Chang
ing Plans

WASHINGTON. ID. C., Jan. H.
t4h Secretary Kellogg issued for
NAL statement TO-DAY denying pub
lshed stories that a change Is con
templated III the American policy to-
wards Nicaragua.
Ia issuing the statement Mr.. Kel-
logg took curnizance w an article
appearing IN the Washington Post
today forccasting a change IN tac-
tics" IN dealing with the Central
American problem. and a recession
fro mthe position stated In Pres ident
.Coolidge's special message 70 Con-
gress. The article also declared
moves were being made toward "
compromise that might involve the
retirement Of Adolfo Diaz as the Mic
araguan president The statement is
sued by the secretary follows:
There has been no change what
ever in. this governments attitude
toward Nicaragua as outlined in the
Presidents message From the be-
ginning of the trouble over a year
ago, the United states offered ITS
good offices and eNertei its influ-
ence to compose the differences. The
same attitude has existed ever since
Diaz was elected president. nor Is
any change contemplated. +"
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Jan. IT,
lPl-Mith congress inactive until
Wednesday. a. far as any set pro-
gram dealing with the NIcaraguan-
Mexican situation IS concerned, wide
interest continues 10 he manifest m
this governments policy as evidenced
By comments from abroad and in the
United States. Protest demonstra-
tions also continue but 80 fsr M
disorders have occurred.
Latest word from Nicaragua, where
the American-recognized conserva-
tive regime under President DiaE ls
opposed i'm civil war hy Juan H.
Sacasa. NeNican-recognized iiberals
tells VI " force VT ZOO liberals UNDER
General Zapaia being forced into
Costa Rica and pictures the conser-
vative forces as attacking Ielica,
liberal stronghold. whicls II taken.
may break the backbone 0f the Sa-
casna movement This was the Diax
government view.
A statement that Brazil faces the
peril OF AtAHA AfHt4tN"AAAtAt "~3
applauded at o meeting VT senior stu
dents Of the University law school AZ
Rio dc Janeiro, whiie--n resolution
demanding that Secretary kellogg he
discharged from office as being in-
telIectualiy. mentally and morally I'M
fit 40 hold "a most Of honor Or respon-
ssh.isty. was adopted 1t mass
meeting I'M Baltimore attended by
several hundred persons.
Moscow and Paris furnished some
of the weekend comment or the
Central American situation. advices
from the Russian soviet capital car
rying blanket denials from soviet
officials that the Russian govern
ment II disseminating anti-American
propaganda anywher> IA the werid
Editorial CON nicnt irons New York
and Washinrton papers. printed i'm
Russia for the first time, together
with SecretaYv KelioEg's charges
concerning commnaistsc activities
against the United States ID Mexico
era Central America. IN said to have
Impressed Russian readers hat Pres-
ftcoutinurd 4 cn rage twp.e
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-17
Daily River Bulletin
Flood Present 20 Hr. ~ VI
stage Stage Chng. Rain

KiNtF fufVt1rf
, Thor. will be no material change
the river.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-18
MEXICO Will
BETTER, SAID
Dodge Man Predicts
Imr-3 Dur
ing Coming Year

That business conditions in Mex
leo are improving and that an era OF
prosperity is ahead for the republic
is the opinion Of James G. Shirley,
general manager for Cia. Unida De
Ventas, s. A, the company which
distributes Dodge Brothers AIS and
Graham Brothers trucks throughout
two-thirds of Mexico. Mr.. Shirley
has spent the past two weeks con-
fering with the executives of Dodge
Brothers, Inc, at the Detroit factory.
Good roads are being built in Mex
leo and the public is becoming more
familiar with the value of automotive
transportation, according TO Mr.. Shir-
ley. In many instances railway and
street transportation companies have
substituted Dodge engines for mules
or other power. Bus lines are spring
ing up in many parts OF the country
and a constantly increasing tonnage
is being carried on trucks.
Recently a Dodge Brothers car
made the first transcontinental trip
across the central part Of Mexico in
eighty-six hours, a nonstop run and
thereby establishing a new accom-
plishment. The trip was a test Of
the stamina Of the Dodge car and the
endurance of the driver. 1t was he
ralded throughout the country and
the performance greatly stimulated
interest in this car.
With the clearing OF political con-
ditions in Mexico the revival Of pros
porous times Is foreseen by Mr.,
Shirley who has been in Mexico for
over ten years. Prior to this he was
in the automotive business in Texas
and is thoroughly %eonversant with
conditions in the southwest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-18
so Per Cent French
Unfit For Army Use

PARIS (FD-More than half the
young Frenchmen called to do their
IS months military service each year
are found unfit. The proportion of
rejected men has been growing each
year since the war. Officials and
medical men are anxious to learn
why.
Before the war when the young
conscripts did three and even four
years service in the army. only about
one man in ten was relieved Of duty.
Many Of these, examined later, were
accepted for office duty.
About one-third of the young men
are refused as physically below par
when they appear at the age OF 20.
About a sixth are sent home during
their first three months service, the
hard life of the army and the man
ual labor or exercise developing de-
fects previously undecided.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-18

block a., block / TO II, inclusive,
out Of Combe Reserve subdivision.
$40.
Henry II. Parks. ct NIX. TO J. N,
Goolsby ct ux, lots 1iO7 and 110s,
Colonia Victoria, section addition
city Of Brownsville. $l.00.
Charles ]. Wagner, TO Margaret
Hazlehurst, block 496, containing
10 acres OF San Benito Irrigation
ccmpany's subdivision, share No. /
Espiritu Santa Grant. $40.
The AL Parker Securities Co, Ia
Herbert III. Klochn, all block IL, con.
tanning 2l.15 acres and 2.90 acres OF
land in block liza, Dana subdi-
vision. s7,217.
AL J. Krebsbach to San Benito G
Rio Grands Valley Railway Com
rsny, tract of land out of the north
east orner Of lots 3, block +, Bar.
reda South Reserve subdivision,
YEspiritu Santa grant. $50.
Sid Berry, to Walter DAILY, west 10
acres Of north 20 acres Of block a
Wilson Tract subdivision. $4,000.
G. L. Cook ct ux to Wallace p.
Broussard, all lot 10, block 2, Aus
tin Acres addition, city Of Har-
lingen. $6.625.
T. f. Reunion, ct ux, TO Julius
Crisler, lot 90. containing 40.3 acres,
Palmetal subdivision. $4,000.
5. 7. Biggs, ct ux, TO A. M. Me-
LELAND, all Of lots Nos. 1, 2, block
3, 7. M. Barton addition, city of
Harrington. $40.
III r. Thnraau - - - A-~-4--..
Garcia. lot 7. block 155, city of
Brownsville. $2s62.S5.
Enrique +. Valentin. to Concep-
cion Lopez, lot 5, block 46, Bella
Vista addition, city Of Brownsville.
$40.
II. J. Buser, ct ux, to r. H. Usher,
all lot 4. block ]. Parkview adj
%dition. city OF Harrington. $500.
AL Parker Securities Co. to Mrs.
M. j. Parsons, lot 2, block 135 Oh
mito. s1629.60.
Emma Purvis Agar ct al to r. W.
Lawrence, lot 3, block 8, Fifth ad-
c%ition, San Benito. $40.
Augustine Browne, Jr., to III. J.
Hinkly, lot -, block 26, Third ad-
dition San Benito. $40.
III. j. Hinkly ct ri to VIM. r. Estes,
lot l3, bolck 26, Third addition. San
Benito. SO.
j. M. Mothershead ct al to Mrs.
Rose Bobo, south 1-2 block ESQ, con-
tanning 20 acres. San Benito Irri-
cation Co. subdivision. $500.
Frank Dowell to Bessie Dowell,
part Of block ISL. San Benito Land
and Water Company's subdivision.
$40.
Louise c. Ellison ct al to c. n.
Wyatt, all lot II, block 2. Austin
Acres addition to city Of Harrington.
$40.
J. r. Roberts TO r. L. Lester. 10.
8, block 1877, original Townsite Har-
lingen. $40.
Commodore Carr et al to d. M
Dragland, lot 6s. Homeland ad-
dition 20 Harlingen. SET.
l.. T. Rodgers ct al TO Al Parker
Securities Co, all block II, con-
tanning 1871 acres. Dana subdivision.
$40.