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Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-11
EI ELM .HITCHELL rs
BIRI,UD1I HO.NOREE
At THE4TRE PATTY

4 group .t friends I'd GrI N5.-
E.rlta Mitchell ru.ased birthday
n.ms la DE-. honor at ''I- r9Ma ol
hrr par,nr~ Mr.. and Airs. Bert q.
Mitchell, or 1-- Commercial olr.et.
.n saturday att,fuauu
The young people .t'-ud th.
ma'iu". ~ the Imperial taeasr,.
returning To- the Mitchell homo 70
find tahl- brilliantly do.uai.d
in I'll. Valentine m".it. and d.
Hria- Refreshments aaa.tluL thrm.
C,n''r.ug tl. r.b'e .a~ bu4ut
20. r.d >s.e' peas. framed .t aar.
side ar taI rcd candles. H-d NUT
,op> adotnad a.th }aIeu'in, hearts
added 70 'our1 of color a r5rh
Place" ad candy ha7r;- .-a- tAr
ta."r~.
,h.p.a"n.- s~ rt i,lle uat.
".r Ml~> H',., Mitchell mI Miss
Faye Baker ot A~p.ruant. TEX. En-
5"yiu- rha th.a'-e parity with Mis-
-}e.Er. aul ,HGs'l.aau4 F.
ur'n t'e or.a,tou. uor. the Mj,-r,
N''drnd Marrol, Kathryn. surface.
MARJORIE Cou'tcr, Ilehu Dond. lI9-
.i,r Hjbbin,, Lucy Watson. Eliza.
beth Mathews. lHgrnia May, and
Ail.ur Mrt'hrt>tir.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-11
TWO RIRTHDlIS ARE
MARKED BY DINNER
IT .N'ELT ANY HOME

Little Jimmy Coleman Coaa wa~
the gse>t of his grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. /. :. MrtIrmy, at their
bouur wr>t of this city. yesterday
af'crnoon at a dajrtily appointed
durr. Tho family gathering was
called 10 celebrate the second birth
day Of Young Jimmy, and Observing
rhc occasion With Them was Il
frirud of tho family, Carl Girh-
patrick, who also rIaim> February
/" a> his natal day.
Two birthday razcS. both decor
atrd IN pink and white and adoracd
With caudlcs, were the principal
items Of interest ~ tho group found
places at the tahle. Covers We're
laid fer Mr., and Mrs. McEIyauy
and family, Mr.. and Mrs, Jack
Conn. Christine Conn, and thg two
guests Of honor, Jimmy Conn and
Carl kirkpatrick.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-11
Is MEMBERS ENJOY
WHITE SHRINE SOCIAL
CLUB BRIDGE PARTY

Seventy enjoyed the luncheon
OF the White Shrine social club yes
tcrday At the Las Flores Tea room.
Members were present from Braw-
ley and Ca.cNico, ~ we'll IS Fl Cen
tro.
Sweet peas were used in decor
ating the tea room. and tavors for
each guest were dainty rose dccora-
ted bridge pencils. Luncheon was
served at thc small tables, and latcr
cards We're played.
Mrs. {. W. MoArtAar wa, fortune
ale in winning I'll. first pr.1. la
the bridge game, with Mrs. Duane
Stafford receiving second trophy.
The consolation favor went to Mas.
Kyle MeEra,ucy u CalrN.co.
Ms. Il : #iae Of Er4uIry
who j, president ot tic Whit,
Nhr.nr social .'aJ. was in char-, o:
arrangements Tor thr attruoou. and
mad mu,A t. do villa tA- aurc..> u.
TIL. gatherings.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-11
RADIO in CHINA
PRESENTS MANY
ODD OBSTACLES

Radio in China and the Orient is
progressing despite terrific handi-
caps, according to lIonorc G. Con
uctlc, National Hroaucasting Com
nauy continuity writer, who has liv,
,d in the Orient aud has given much
thought to the radio situation.
"Iu the first place. says Con
uctlr music has to he selected for
three races Chinese, English and
l'rcuch The music Of one nation
has little appeal to others. The
English aud French will not listen
Go Chinese music.
'' Announcements have TO be made
III three languages. What an Amer.
icau can say in ,our words requires
about - words in Chinese and the
Chinese Announcer. realizing the i'm
portanry of his position, usually
cIahortcs ON his subject There are
claboratcs ON his subicct. There are
for about four minutes of music.
That slows up tn" program and
doesn't hcIp to make radio enter
tajnmcut interesting.
In addition to this. am announce
mcut hv Chinese in one province
does NOT mean anything to the ma
tivrS OF auothcr, Tor, rs everyone
knows. the dialect is different in
each territory.
"The Chinese are now TRYING to
work out a universal language aud
this viii be u great help in the de-
vclopment Of radio. "
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-11
Fell Into Drum
Now Into Radio

"'Whn | was a littlr boy lu-t
naturally trlI into a bass drum and
I've bccu drumming around ON
drums ever SINCE
Tha, 5 the STORY Of Eddie Eir".
stone. drummer with Mas iboGu $
National Orchestra at the NGC :
san Francisco studios.
Eddle's two elder bro'hcrs W.fc
musicians. II seems. and con,r
.untly had thg Fla,'our home con
>dcrably Ii'tcr.d up with musirai
instruments.
ON. bright moreia2 Eddie fell
through the big drum aud made up
his mind that Dc would adopt it..
After playing for many years with
all sorts of oIcbeStras, which H.
dc>c'ibes as ''hoth good and bad, -
De became associated with radio
hlo"deastug aod has hcco iden'i-
ti,u With 1t eve. since.
~ IN what YOU d call au old
tuner If th.r" are amy 'old
timers in radio be- a~,orts
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-11
Valley Truckmen
Plan Meeting

Al truck owners of Imperial Val
ley are urged to attend meeting
which viii be Iold Wednesday
night at Eagles Hall at rrawlcy,
starting at 7:ao.
The meeting has been eaiicd TO
discuss pending legislation in the
California legislature, having 4
hearing ON the trucking business.
Several bills have been introduced
for licensing trucks and establish
iug other regulations with reference
10 commercial vehicles Of tins class.
Is the proposed bills VIII have q
direct bearing on many truekmcn
ucrc, it is hoped all will attend the
meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-11
COLLEGE WON4N'S
CLJB -HEHBERS TO
HCLD MEETING HERE

r. ten's, laen.agr> viii aet as
ho~tc,,e, ST TIN. meeting Of thr In.
ror.al Natley college Woman 5
club. wUi.a is t. D.. lr.d 81 ta- Ten
IHoa-aAd club oa Saturday. frbro-
.7y lG.
luuclcu i, to b. served ST ]
d 'clucA .ad q program of ,ntyr-
taumcn5 has been panu,t. Young
.le~ei..as ui the Mask aud Mantle
club. Il Ju.l,r college dramatic, or
a"nlhat.on. Wilt present It ptaylct
m.G~r the direction of M.~> Edith
cra~,aiact, ''St.tlou lhl b..
ioefh Darlington.
Those planning t. attend .e poe
1l-~.eJ 2, naa- rs-.r, r,aIaaH- ~Ua
Ms. lee Na.tyr. t..,l.o. efl i.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-11
LEGION AUXILIARY TO
GIVE DINNER Event
FOR FOST MEMBERS S

Members at the Auxiliary To-
r.yrc Ateu Post ar tar American
Legion e.ii entertain rhr Legion
uair", This evening with dinner
party a- the Legion room. in the
court hou-. Thj, - m. -ular
mortiu- might and Dinner sin Dr.
,orred ~ G.@n preceding tl bu,.-
mess session
\ regular "'fe.d" j. promised
'ho bpN. fnilon.ag rho lu.inr~s
session. bridge win b. played.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-11
Daily Report
On Markets By
Radio Service

Origin of Imperial valley lettuce
shipments for February 9 and 10:
taiipatria, Saturday l; Sunday l;
Hrawlry, Saturday 90; Sunday %;
taleNic0, Saturday Is, Sunday 3;
Imperial, Saturday 0, Sunday 0; Is,
trlle, Saturday |, Sunday 0; FL Cen
tro, Saturday %, Sunday IL; Heber,
Saturday l., Sunday i; Sandia,
SATURDAY ,. Sunday 9. Total, Satur-
day ldI, Sunday II. Total to date
49N9.
El Centre: Saturday, clear. maxi
mum 5S degrees. minimum % de.
erecs. Demand improving market
steady. Carloads fob cash track,
crates IS 5s $1.5O.G5, few $l.75, ac.
oordng to quality and percentage
Is; practically straight Is low as
el.;5. sunday maximum 81 dc.
9rey>, minimum - degrees. Mini.
mum sunday night 81 degrees.
Chicago: II degrees, partly cloudy.
u CaIlf. arrived - ON track. Sup
pics moderate. demand modcrate,
market steady. Imperial Is $4,000
few higher; 5s @2.75-&.
san Francisco: II degrees. partly
cloudy. Is Calf. arrived } unbrokcn,
broken on track. Supplies mod,
crate, demand good. slightly better
feeling, street sales Imperial Il
mostly $50; 5~ mostly 42.25; 6S
Sl.15-N5. few holdovcrS SI65.
New York: 23 degrees. clear. l
Ariz. - Calif, 9 Fla, l Tex. arrived.
Western supplies moderate, demand
moderate, market about steady. I'M.
perial Is S&.5o-4, few fancy high as
94.5o; Is S3.oo-5o, few fancy high AZ
S4.oo; poorer low as $50; Is and
Is $3.Oo-75. poorer low rs $3.50; Gs
92.Go-25. Ariz. mostly IS $3.50.
Boston,: u degrees, clear. $ Calf.
arrived, II on track. Supplies mod.
crate, demand limited, market about
steady. Imperial Is best $3.5o-75.
fair condition low as S3.23; IS best
S3.00-25, fair condition $2.75.
Kansas City: ; degrees, clear. Q
calf. arrived. 1 diverted. 10 ON
track. Supplies liberal, demand
moderate, market about steady. In
perial Is 43.5o-75; IS S3.oC-2j; 6s
= 22.225-5o.
st. Louis: II aogrecs, clear. /
Ariz. 9 Calf. arrived - on track
Supplies liberal, 'mand ligh', mar
k,- steady. Imperial Is mostly
$500, few high as 1919; IS mostly
S3.25. half crates 2s, 2l2s $1,000.
Los Angeles: - degrees, clear, II
Calif arrived. | diverted. ) unbrok
cn. - broken on track. Truck re-
eeiPts $500 crates. Supplies liberal.
demand moderate. market about
steady. Imperial Is S1.90-2.5o, most,
y 500. Dry pack Is $1.50-75; IS
SI.25-5O.
Local trading was fairly brisk to-
day, supplies were not excessive
aud prices generally were maintain
cd at last weeks closing levels.
Peas from CoacheIla and San Diego
Were frost damaged and sold a.
low as ) cents pound, stock from
san Pedro and Ventura county
brought mostly lI-l3c for the best.
Imperial valley grapefruit was
steady ut 44.jU for the 81 size, $40
for sU> mt $50 for lOos. Chula
Vista celery was draggv quoted,
mostly at $40 q crate with some Of
Ike hest packs at $500 Mexican
.euatoe, slightly easier 1t - to
1s IN lr,.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-11
Sunday School
Course Open

Second meeting of tba leadership
Training school for sunday srItoei
teachers viii be held tonight AT :
O'Clock at Central Union high school
building. Last week : Attendance
was excellent, 36 having been pres
cnt for roll call, and il is expected
that an even larger number viii
attend this evening.
Since tlis is only the second meet
NJ There {, sti.I opportunity for
enrolment. Those who wish to ie5u
die elias, may DO 50 tonight, aud
last week work bc made up mark
ing the final chance Ia enroll i'm lie
class for the season.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-11
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
TEA .NUCH ENJOYED
At BRADSHAW NOME

romrlim,n,ing MIR. and Mt~. j.
Nt,"u. Ross Of Los Angeles. WHO
arr house guests 81 Mr.. and Mrs.
Eoy t. BrrcdloNc. MIS-. O. j. Brad
shaw was the hostess at am informal
sunday afternoon ten yesterday al,
Arr home iu ihr Eucalyptus section
\ green and tu&oruy color
scheme Was carrird out with raIuu
duIa~ rs The principal flower. I'll,
group uf guests who yujo>ca taa at
J,uouu. i'm adJitlou to the ianol
guests. uvrr Mr.. and Mrs :. g.
Auu, Mr.. and Ms !. i. I"l>, Mr.
and Mrs. O. G. Hom~. Mr. and Mrs.
Roy +. Er.,d!vNv. Mr.. and Mrs.
NrlN>L.M.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-11
At
Shawver Ranch

III. Agricultural Extension ser.
Vic. uIu give "a .apom/ug dcmon
,tratiou on next Friday afternoon.
February - at l:"", on the ramra
of George NhuwN,r which is tiuce
mile, north and one and Il half miles
.ucst uI Ho.tlilly. Anyone interested
I'M lrauiug now 10 poffou this
simple operation will have 81 chanr.
to- practice on SOM, Of Mrs. shaw
lar', ru. rcd corErrcl> y. +.
Creighton. viii p. 10 charge Of the
demonstration ;ud win hayc two
,et, Of Instruments So that Practice
uay n. bad ty ,hu-r taking up thi,
work.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-11
F1IRE LII NOCE Clue
ENJOYS DANCING

H#mnI- ot t0a la.r- la Noct
r.uh mer on Saturday might at the
hoae ot NJ, -ui Mrs Eduv Jrn.
'-.g-. "lt. Miss Nan.a jenkins
..'ih1 49, hostess.
Ei-at.ru wma.r~ u.r .resrut
ud daH..H- aHl singing ..n.. ru-
I">.J aatI l. lw. Refresh
~. et-niu- Mrs Jrahus presided
at r.. aHue. btHI ..'l N IS TurL
ra Jaa..G. a--.~.in-.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-11

Co'by Archie Galatiu, Kathleen
MrDaujel~. and sam Hacr.
\ literary edition viii appear
,on,o time iu March edited by Tho
journalism class Very short stories,
ESSAYS. poems by tine Central stu
dout, win appear in this edition of
the Campus. II thi, effort to bring
TO light the literary qualities Of
Ccu'raiitr, is u success, tho literary
number may be- repeated and may
hatomc yearly edition.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-11
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS
ANY PLANS MADE
FOR VISIT or STATE
HATRON or q. r.. s.

Great interest is being manifested
uang ia~tsru star officers aud
mhcr> aH oN.r the valley this
ak ia preparation for the coming
The worthy grand m3trou If
Is state Mrs. Pauline ADJ Eau~",
This district ou b.r ,tfIe.al visits
tbr various chapters.
Word ba> b..u ,s.y,l.d from
r-. liau~e tla h.. ..t> u.. ,.m-
81 Of T. r. lo..Hat. ap..ly
and patron. q. }au Na..> a..l Ms.
aIloway. NrS. Nyra Mo<~.. as
,riate grand ma'ron, af Los Aug
Is; MIS- IIazrl Marsh Pipe. past
and matran. of Santa cru: and
i~s Olive Moore. grand raaplalG.
bo is accompanied uy mr mother
Tho party VIII arrit, in Blythe ~
o'clock this attYnoon where they
III be entertained hy Blythe clap
u No 259 motoring tomorrow 10
nachrila Wbrtc they viii ice Join
in a party from 'he valley con
sting of tin grand matrm : has.
Maitland. deputy grand mairon
this district; Mrs.. Gcuoyirve
ase Norton. past grand treasurer;
rs. Alma Graham, and jotn Nor
~. Coachela thaptcr j. wen -
lythc Chaptcr viii cyenplity I'll
ae ritualistie work for the grand
atron 5 inspection.
On Wednesday the grand ma
on S party viii arrive in Brawlcy
here n luncheon w.Il be given for
lcm by the Officers of Alamo Chap
r. Brawlcv. aud Golden Ralp Chap
r, Imperial Thursday morning a
otercadc from tn" various valley
iaptcrS : planning 10 esrort the
rand matron : party 10 Yuma. In
ne evening Il banquet VIZ be served
3.their honor nj thc PIamcr'S Hotel
$50 to which all members IF the
edcr are invited. That evening thr
tualstic work will be cXempIified
ar tho grand matron 5 inspection
Alamo Chapter. BrawIey. and
oldcu Rule Chapter, Imperial, the
7rmer being the hostess chapter
nd the latter having charge Of the
litiatorv work and the balloting.
Here On Friday
On Friday the grand .matrou and
er party come to FL Centre where
luncheon is planned by the ma
.ons Of Alamltos. Imperial Crown
nd Signal chapters, aud 8
clock banquet win To- served At
1e Barbara Worth which will be-
ttcndcd bv Eas,cIu Star members
rom all over The valley.
At : 'ciocK the ritua.is;ir work
1T be rNemplitied ~ Imperial
rowu Chapter. CalcNico, Almni,us
happier, IIoltVil!y, and Signal
happier. FL Centre, in loint session.
ignal Chapter being hostc>, ,hap-
~, Imperial Crown Chapter rArn-
living escort work and tine ballot,
nd Alamilos Chapter conducting
AZ initiatorv ceremony.
All mrmbcrs who plau 10 ottani
ny chapter sessions are reminded
nat They must bring their receipts
,r dacs and that the meetings VII
eaiu promptly ar y o'clock by OF
~ oI the worthy grand macron
Mrs llausc docs not come a. a
traugcr TO be valley chapters as
be came when grand eonductress
Eyo years ago. Mr.. Holloway and
is wife were present al the grand
larrun'~ official Visit in 'al,Xico
~ year. Tins win h,. Mrs. rnrr's
bird visit t. The valley, ami Mrs.
Iovst came rs "a member Of thr
Iuthcu california dril team three
ENr. AgN.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-11
VICTIM OF AUTO

prNRTE, Colif., Feb. ll,-lunor-
.f ,..s.c.s viii h. held tomorrow
:.. Jufry buar,,, grandson ~ Josr
uumt, t@Hdef af this cry. NoHug
Duatc 3.yd Friday from injuries
suffered ,u au automobile accident.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-11
NOTICE OF SALE

Notice is hereby given that I viii
I'll 20 the highest bidder for cash
pphlic auction. on tie 10th day
February, 1929, At GO Broadway.
1 Ccntro, at 9 o clock a. m, a Hud
IN sedan. motor number 144-4l0.
The said sale is to pay for labor
al supplies upon said ear and stor-
Ie and expenses Of sale.
Dated t!iS c,h day of February,
80.
40 c. Z. HARRIS
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-11
Social Brevities

Ladies' Gu.ld Of the First pre<by-
r.rian church will hold a luncheon
meeting at l O'clock tomorrow
.ru->dayH ut the home Of Mrs.
Howard T. Meyer. 80 Wcu>lg>
atcImc Joint hostes>,S viii lac
Nr>damc> lugh Osborne. NJ. \.
>sh,nimau and :. + Allen.
p1rMm club will meet ,yuur.
row ia the hum. Of Mrs. f. II. Nc.
iN,r. -"5 Wyn>lry gv,mu., at $50
Il. n.
Mrs. Ross T. HichcoN was hostess
f. d group Of friends "a, dinner at
ter hum,, 80 Holt a,ruue, ON Nar
Wdal night. l'ridyc Mas played fol
tu"5ug the Dinner, iWa ,ahl,> Of
players enjoying the game.
rI. local y. W. {. \ board VIII
wcc; tonight at 30 1T tlar hume II
Mrs. \. {. Fimry. 13a NaudtiNoad
Drive. Al members are requested 10
hr prcscnt rs there will hy a cbcck
up or the financial drive.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. u. Fo>s II Los
Angeles, formerly valley residents
were guests at the {. Z, Nonr> home
over the week end coming down to.
attend thc funeral OF Mrs. Hattie
Tllackcr.
The Tuesday group Of The Liter
airy section of the Woman : Ten
Thousand club Will meet tomorrow
morning at 9:5Q ut tn home of Mrs.
Ross 7. HickroN at -" Holt
avenue. The group viii begin
3" Richard tine Second.
J. y, huston of Imperial was
host at an airplaur party yesterday
afternoon. having as his guests "a
group Of FL Centre people who
greatly rnioycd the trip over In.
pcrial Valley in the MadduN plane.
Included in the group were Mr.. and
Mrs !. Ross Stewart Of Los Ang
eleS. Mr., and Mrs. Roy f. Brccdlove.
Mr.. and Mrs Lcror Holt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Edgar
Mr.. and Mrs. II. \. skinner and
family needed the call Of the noun
taiu> yesterday and motorcd to
Live OAK Springs. Ii WIS the first
time the vuung Skiuucrs, Geraldine
and Junior, had played in the snow
and they found the experience Il
glorious oHa Mr.. and Mrs. Mont J.
Red aud family were others Who
enjoyed the trip "'to the snow.
Elsie MITCHELL violin >o.oi>t. VIII
be h-ard daring the Sunshine hour
over kNO TOMORROW from = unit!
T.. M. She viii be- accompanied b!
Miss Martha Jenkins Al the piano.
Womau : Missionary Society Of
tn- state Street Christian cAur.h
..il hold t4r srgular monthly ss--
Sion TOMORROW at tine honc ~ Mrs.
Julsai- Ilshiv. 4I4 south Eighth
street. A special Spanish luncheon
is 10 b~ served at 1870 IT nomina!
price. aud all who care TO attend
nIll be welcomed. lhr REGULAR pro
gram fu ILL., afternoon vii. b-g.n
IL l2:&u.
Regular luncheon a. tla Whit
shrine social club Nll, bee held To-
morrow at The las Flores Tea loolu
1T 1880.
\ croap Of Eastern Star members
plan 10 - 10 ralrNiro tonight -
rut OH The work tor the uoighhorin4
rhapt,r. ualel \. Reynolds uorthy
ntatrn, .nl Laupncy puff worthy
patron u Signal chapter. "lI n-al
tlH groaP-
Eastern >rar member, are remiud-
"a IT the banquet which !, To he
4ivu il hou"r Of Tire worthy grand
matr,u oH Friday, FrhraHry iG, ~
'h. barbara Worth hore5. l'unor
ti,l hy ,rr,od at y. n.. and r->.r-
>a,iou, should hr made with Ha/oI
\. R.1uall, or Erhcl Martin hr
WeGuc>J:.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-11

commencing at O'Clock eastern
standard time each SUNDAY night,
over the Columbia Chain Of Il sta-
tions.
Arnold Johnson and his Majestic
Orchestra live and love their music
and to hear them over the air is to
enjoy musical harmony that rings
true and that you can actually feel.
Arnold Johnson 5 Interpretation of
the old songs aud tunes, as well Is
those very modern, has that indcfm-
able something that appeals to u,
all and contributes much to our icy
and pleasure in being alive in thls
wonderful radio age.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-11
A Real Treat For
Radio Fans On
Majestic Fl o III

"The Joy Of Living" might prop,
erly be the ucauingful title of the
musical program to be broadcast
during the Majestic Radio Hour,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-11
STEVENS DAIRY

Every precaution is taken to put
out the best grade milk and cream
A. NJ. aud F. NJ. deliveries. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-11

Eastern star mcmber, arc rrmiud-
"a ii the banquet which is To he
given iu heuor of Tire worthy grand
ma'ryu oH Friday. F.hf#ry iG, ~
'h- Barbara Worth horr'. Hnnrr
,ti,l hy ,rr,,d at q =. u.. and rr>er-
>a'iou, >bouid hr made with iIa/oI
\. Reynolds or Efhcl Martin hE
MoAncsdn..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-24
AMENDMENTS
TO GET VOTE


AUSTIN. May 24.-Six elections
on constitutional amendments have
been called by the legislature this
year. Two OF them will be held
July is Of this year. and four along
with the general election the first
Tuesday after the first Monday in
November. 1880.
Next July the people Of Texas will
vote on raising the salary of the
governor to $4,000 a year, and on
creating a nine-member supreme
court.
In 1880 the four amendments TO
be submitted include:
Counties may tax land within
them owned by the university.
Supreme court shall sit through
out the year.
University Of Texas permanent
fund may be invested in bonds or
pledges" of the university, issued
by the board of regents.
Pay OF legislators shall be raised
to $40 per day for 100 days and S.
afterward.
Salary OF legislators now Is SIS per
day for so days. and 50 thereafter
for the regular session.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-24

Ry., 100 feet containing 0.8 acre
out Of TT. 40. West Tract. $500.
j. p. Written to j. 4. Leslie, 8.
IL of lot 10, blk. l, Hammond, $40
etc.
ID. r. Strickland to G. ID. Landry,
lot II, blk. S, West addn.. $40 etc.
@. F. McNeese to city of Weslaco,
S. part OF lot IL. blk. 80. Weslaco,
$40 etc.
J. c. Engelman. Jr. to Jno. @.
Wesley. S. 1-2 Of ~. 1-3 of 5. Ia
Of lot IL, sec. IS. Mo.-Tex., $500.
c. M. Finn TO Beatrice Proud
foot. lotto y, Griffin s. Leslie's subd.
$40 etc.
w. A. Owensby to Fl. M. Rowland,
Z. 10 acres Of s. 20 acres OF lot /,
sec. 236, Tex-Mex. $40 etc.
F. H. Hatchett o Mrs M. NJ
Robinson. W.. 5 acres OF w. 10 acres
Of por. 448. Sharyland. $40 etc.
j. NJ. Couse TO Lloyd McAnally
ct al. s. 6.33 ceres Of N. 1888 acres
Of lot Is. blk. /. por. 71-72. $40 etc.
D F. Strickland to Mrs. Ida
Lage. lots 6 to IL. blk. z, West Addn,
McAllen. SO etc.
hartman Shelton ct TX to J. NJ
Couse. s. 6.33 acres Of N. 1888 acres
Of lot Is. blk. /. por. 7l-72. SO etc
Odell Countryman to II. J. Coun-
tryman. lot 8, blk. 81, Weslaco, SIC
etc.
John M. Roberts ct Tx to II. Ray
Landry. lot 3. blk. 172. Mission, $40
etc.
Amer. Co. 10 B. =. Nussbaum, L.
1853 acres of IT. 3S7. West Tract,
$40 etc.
Weva z. Bowman ct vir to A.
Nix. lot 3. blk. 3. Garden Villas
Subd.. McAllen. SD etc.
A. Nix TO Geo. T. Goliath. lot 3,
blk. 3. Garden Villas subd.. Meal
len. $40 etc.
The Nick Doffing Co. to j. w.
Westwood. Z. 8 acres Of lot IS. Nick
Dcffing subd. No. ]. $40 etc.
Fred L. and Gertrude Henson to
Mrs. Dora Roberts. lots 9. 10. Is and
l6. blk. 81. Mo.-Tex., $4,000.
Mercedes Cemetery Assn. to ). A
Robertson. S. i-2 Of lot Z. blk. S
Mercedes Cemetery. $40 etc.
G. III. Coe to w. 3. Cox. $. 4.ul
ceres CT e. 1901 acres CT blk. So,
In Blanca. $40 etc.
y. +. French % M. w. Robertson.
z. 5 acres of w. 10 acres OF lot 80
Sharvland. $40 etc.
Matt Ginsbach 70 =. w. Seabury.
lots IS to ~, inc, blk. II, Alamo
tract, $40 etc.
Frank L. Osborn 20 al 20 j. c.
Penny Co, lot 8. blk. Is. McAllen.
$40 etc.
n. ID. Creager ct al 20 James r..
Page. w. 1919 acres Of lot 1. sec. 23S.
Tex.-Mex.. $40 etc.
Jack Newport 10 r.. III. Rowland
NE 900 acres Of lot !, sec. 236. Tex
Mex, $40 etc.