Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-06
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NAILsLEY

DISK you.
% spot selected. some % acres.
ae dead end Of a resaca, and
des some extra ground.
fe different ponds are being
|ded for in crescent shape.
nerc will be very nice cottage
the use Of the manager Of the
'fhery. It's about ready for occu-
Ency.
Later, when water has been pump
into the ponds. soddiug Of the
'anks for carpet of bermuda grass
Shl be undertaken.
Those in charge promise that L
y going to be a real beauty spot
There will be benches for visi-
tors, and other facilities Of real
park
ldB HATt HERY will really have
very fine setting. Some Milwau-
kee folks own goo acres Of land.
which almost surrounds the hatch
cry site.
The resaos ground was donated By
Al Parker, and additional acreage
from the Milwaukee owners, sll
donated.
The Milwaukee owners are setting
out citrus trees all over their acre
agc.
This great orchard. with the fish
hatchery site in its center promises
70 make the whole one NJ the show
places Of the Valley.
The original investment by the
state, exclusive Of the ground, will
be about $4,000. within A short
time. say two ~ three years. the in
vestment or the state. exclusive Of
the ground, viii be around $4,000.
THIS WILL be one Or half dozen
fish hatcherios, MI If them real
show places.
There's one At Cisco. one AZ Wich-
ita Falls. one At San Angelo, and
! some others.
Visitors are always welcome. cx-
cept in April and March. when tho
fish are spawning.
They are nervous. these fish, the
keepers say, and Il ~ preferable
that they not ~ bothered Autos
will he barred At that time.
You may reach the fish hatchery
~ going out road "a the west at
tho north end Of Niger Bridge"
Driving south. YOU turn 10 the right
a. this road Driving north. YOU
turn IL the left.
CHARLIE LADD is we'll known 20
land developers of this section.
He was active in the Valley for
years. Later he has given his attcn-
tion to the Santa Catarina district.
Ladd IS again interested in the
Valley, apparently, ~ else ~ thinks
we'll of The Herald.
For The Herald Monday received
telegram from his office. asking
that the paper be mailed w him.
"Ssnd bill" he said.
Which incident The Herald re-
cards IS compliment. II isn't
often that newspaper ~ ordered
hy telegraph.
WASHINGTON and Oregon and
the city Of San Francisco will vote
until S o'clock tonight. Pacific tine.
That's two hours later than cen
trsl standard. and three hours later
than eastern.
Which means that returns from
the west coast viii ~ very late
getting east, probably rot until att
er midnight.
But some returns began drifting
IN from the east early Tuesday
morning.
One little village an In Massachu-
sctts arose early, and went out en-
masse to cast its vote. Gave Hoover
Is and Smith 3. Bcstcd another vii
lagc which fell hy the wayside with
is returns. Something went wrong
with ity telephone line.
uP IN HInALGO county thry are
dosing business today for the
election.
IN san Juan many business houses
declared the day holiday and
loscd up.
AZ McAllcr the tvo banks a.
Jared election day y holI\y
In both eases very unusual here
= the Valley.
IN some of the larger cities " the
tate banks closed IN general cleo
ion DAYS. hut the practice is not
olowed in the smaller cities and
owns.
AMERICAN RAILWAY IMPRESS
COMPANY. through its western
rcxas division. ~ doirg some rather
xidc scale advertising far tho VAL
cy.
Recently "Thc Express Manager"
.he compauy's official organ. car
red very fine story .on the VAL
len.
Tho company Is following this up
With quite attractive leaflets 'ell-
ing about the Valley. II has four
narcs. the first page being In black
and yellow. showing a grapefruit
',yee ard three boxes Of fruit. II e
riycr life with the photograph of a
Woman.
The lcaflct urges readers 90 let
n over Rio Grandc Valley Solve Your
HOLIDAY Gift Problem" end also
'tells about the pink CFoster pink
fruit Of the Valley.
Tens az thousands ~ the leaf
lets are being distributed by the
> AMMAN. G. N Hill, local manager.
avs.
THERE is an business man in
wnsville who seems to have