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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-19
Three Injured, One
Seriously AS Autos
Crash At Mercedes
Especial to The Heraldl

MERCEDES, March 19.-Cervera
VaSqueZ. so. sustained serious in
ternal injuries when the car in
which he was riding collided with a
Baker and Potts nursery truck at
the Bixby orange grove on the
highway near here about p. m.
Monday evening. Hilario Rocha,
another occupant Of the car. was
cut about the hands and arms,
while the driver, Andres CavaZoS,
was slightly bruised and cut.
The collision occurred when
Cavazos lost control of the car and
crashed into the truck, driven by
Enrique Flores. The party was on
the way to Brownsville at the time.
Two women, who also riding in
the car, but whose names are not
known, suffered only slight
scratches. The injured were taken
to the Valley Baptist hospital at
Harlingen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-19
CHARGED IN
BOYD ROBBERY

FORT WORTH, March 19.-(P1-
Two men faced charges Of burglary
and assault to kill and a third was
held in Jail here today as Wise
county officers continued their
search of the SIndian creek bot
toms near Newark for a fourth suS-
pect in connection with three bur-
glaries in Boyd yesterday and two
gun battles between officers and the
robbers.
Three charges Of burglary and
two Of assault with intent to kill
were filed against Ed Lang and
John l.. Davis, both of Fort Worth.
A third man was arrested in a
house on Louisiana avenue here last
night. A revolver was under his
pillow, an dhis clothes were filled
with buckshot holes. Sheriff George
Gage of Wise county used shotgun
several times during the skirmish
with the fugitlveS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-19
PREPARES TO MARCH
AGAINST CHIHUAHUA

MEXICO CITY. March 19.-tP)-
General Plutarco Elias Gales prom
ised President Portes Gil today a
campaign of determination against
the retreating army Of the rebel
general, Jose Gonzalo Escobar
The former Mexican president
said he was commencing immedi-
ately organization Of the column
which will March on Chihuahua to
fight and exterminate the traitors"
The promise was contained in a
message from Guadalupe Victoria.
Continued on Page Ten)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-19
THE WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Valley:
Mostly cloudy and unsettled to-
night and Wednesday, possibly with
local showers; not much change in
temperature. Moderate to fresh
east to southeast winds on the west
coast.
For East Texas: Generally cloudy
tonight and Wednesday, possibly
with local showers; cooler in north
portion Wednesday. Light to mod
crate easterly to southerly winds on
the coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-19

.but was born in Starr county, and
has never taken out citizenship pa
pers in any other country. He was
known in parts Of Starr county, and
across the Rio Grande.
Sheriff Guerra did not know
what the man did in the way of
employment, but said that court
records revealed that he has oeen
before the court on at least two oc-
caSions on charges of violation of
the liquor law.
Gonzales crossed the Rio Grande
Saturday at Roma. He was ar
rested at San Pedro, across the Rio
Grande from Roma, and was taken
toward Mier by a party of federal
soldiers. He was lined up before a
firing squad at a point about half
way between the cities and shot
according to information received
here.
The officers Of this county were
not able to secure any details OF
the shooting, and so far have been
unable to secure a motive. Off
GERS on the south side of the Rio
Grande have consistently refused to
comment on it.
Sheriff Guerra said that he was
practically certain that the slain
man had never been connected
with any revolutionary activities.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-19
Boatn1an Almost Loses Tip
As Shark Snaps at Lauder

tug unbalanced him III would
have CARED him headro ,g u'o
the ". taG not the boa.man
helped him to keep his feet.
The fish, shark, fought fran
ticaliy for half an hour. Then
it was brought in, apparently ex-
but it snapped viciously at
Sir Ti1lry's hand.
Sir Harry dryly said it would
have been a terrible thing il the
shark had taken his hand for he
was holding a three penny bit in
il with which he was going to tip
the boatman for saving his life.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-19
MABEL NORMAND
is SERIOUSLY ILL

LOS ANGELES, March 19-(P)-
Mabel Normand, former movie star,
is suffering fro madvanced tuber-
culosis," DR.. E. G. Fishbaugh, physi-
clan attending her, said today.
Miss Normand is very SICK" Dr.
Fishbaugh said, "and her condition
is unchanged"
The physician explained that
while death was not imminent un-
less hemmorhages occurred. the act
ress had very little chance of re-
covering.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-19

SYDNEY, Australia, March IS.
.(PS-Sir Harry Lauder, Scottish
comedian, narrowly escaped loss
Of his right rand to a man-eat-
inc shark in New zea,ll:d waters
recanly.
He was fishing in tne bay Of is
lar is ard by luck was able within
swo hours to nook a swordfish.
Al parentIy attracted by it's
deadly enemy a shark CT medium
sic was lurking in tre iclnity.
No sooner, had Sir Harry Lauoer
cast his liz. again than = terrific
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-19
SAN BENITO BANK is
AGENT FOR HUGE DEAL

SAN BENITO, March ia for
eign exchange transaction in the
amount of $71,5O0 with a German
bank has been handled by the San
Benito Bank and Trust company OF
this city. according to H. G. Mar
shall. vice president of the bank.
The deal was handled for M. A.
Vidal. manager Of the Texas Trad
ing company. representing one Of
the largest importers in Germany,
and it is understood to have been
in connection with a large ship
ment Of Valley grapefruit.
Mr.. Vidal predicted extensive in
ternational banking connections Ior
the Valley in the near future.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-19
SAN BENITO CURTAIN
CLUB TO GIVE PLAY

SAN BENITO, Marcn ly.-The
San Benito Curtain club is to pre-
sent play. Three Pills In a Got
tle," Thursday evening OF unls week
at the high school auditorium.
The play is to be given by two
different casts at the high school.
as a contest to determine which
shall represent the school in the
state Little Theater contest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-19
RAYMONDVILLE GETS
1-INCH RAIN TUESDAY

RAYMONDVILLE. March 49,
An inch Of rain fell in Raymond
vile and vicinity Tuesday morning.
providing much needed moisture for
the cotton and other crops now in
the ground. Some damage is re-
ported resulting to onions now
pulled i'll the fields, but the extent
Of this could not be determined.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-19
SHY COUPLES
RUIN NIGHTS
FOR NEW J. P.
(SDecial to The Herald)

HARLINGEN, March 10
What I would like tC know,
said Joe Cunningham. Harlin-
gems new justice of the peace,
lis why they wait until after
dark to get married"
Justice Cunningham remarked
ed that number of young
couples have been calling on
him to get united in the holy
bonds. etc. within the past few
days. and all have come. at night.
one couple waking him up to
have the ceremony performed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-19
CHIEF PLANS
MAJOR DRIVE
ON CHIHUAHUA
Rebel Chief Denies
Suit For Peace AS
Strong Position Is
Assumed At Escalon

WASHINGTON, March 49,
(AP)-The administration will
continue to permit rebels who may
come over the border from Mexico
to use the United States as sane
tuary. This policy conforms with
the practice in this country for
many years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-19
UnreueaLed
As u. S. Citizens Is
Killed By Federals
Especial to The Herald)

GRANDE CITY,
between San Pedro
Sheriff Of county
Gonzales
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-19
RIVER FORECAST

There will probably be a Very
slight rise in the river during Nhe
next few days.
Flood Present 24-Hr. 24-Hr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-19
TIDE TABLE

TIDE TABLE
High and low tide at Point Isabel
tomorrow. under normal met
geological conditions:
High 2.25 p. M
Low 5:33 a. m
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-19
MISCELLANEOUS DATA

Sunset today ............... d.
Sunrise tomorrow ............ g..
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-06-22
Eagles Baseball
Team Plays LA.
Here Tomorrow

The Las Vegas Eagles, after :,
few weeks Of practice skirmiehee
with home talent as oppo34uou
will spread out again Sunday All
tackle q team from the coast, the
Lee ANGELES Eedcaps.
The boys are still in the glory OF
q perpetual winning streak and are
determined to keep up the ola rec
Crd to the end of the season VITA
Frank Butcher on the mound for
the local lodge brethren, anG the
choice Of the whole flock III sup
no~t Of the rangy pitcher coach, 4
stalWart bit Of stuff is expected bv
local fans on the U. P. led at
2:30 tomorrow
hTe Redcaps have been 5trGJ,lng
tkeir stuff in Southern California
IN similar fashion, cavortin7 hone
with the bacon more times than
without it, it is said, and are going
tc be formidable opponents for the
Eagles
The Redcaps have been strLttiug
ttnt On going into the Fourth ot
July games with the San Belnar
dino outfit with clear slate with
no defeats, and don't want to let
q mere bunch of Los Ang,le2-a
mus Up their record
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-06-22
Big Crowd at
Legion Fights
Fights Not So Hot as Usual
Molly Malone Referees
and Governor BaIzar En-
tertains With Address.

The series of fights programmed at
the Legion stadium last night fell a
little short Of the usual high stand
ard set by former programs, but
there was enough action to keep
the big crowd interested, and Cover
nor Fred B. Balzar added 10 the en-
tertainment with short address.
The main event between George
Manzan Of Los Angeles and Ernie
Kid Ross of LaLs Vegas went six
rounds to a draw, Mollie Malone
acting as referee. According to the
observations of the Age honorS were
even in the first two rounds the
Mexican lad had the best OF the
third and fourth and Ross had the
advantage of the fifth and sixth.
Fight by Rounds
Round WAS featured by fire.
1uent clincheS and some pokey in
fighting. Ross landed at least one
good Jolt but GeorgiS retaliated.
1onorS even.
Round 2.-Opened in business
ike way. George assumed the ag-
gressive but Ross came right back.
HOnOrS even.
Round 3.-George opened the ag-
greSSion and bored in hard. Ross
IS looking groggy, but trying hard
Ross rusheS trying to land Q k. o.,
)ut can't connect. Manzan's round.
Pound 4.--Ross seemed to realize
hat victory lay in one big smash,
but was forced to take considerable
punishment while ineffecticely try
,ng to put it over. Manzan's round.
Round 5.-RosS landed several Sc
we're ones in the early rusheS and
had the Mexican lad befuddled.
George stages a comeback. Ross
round.
Round 6.-George starts boring in
and Ross swings wild. At the end OF
the round both are trying hard for
results. Ross round.
The referee called it q draw.
Announcer Carl Farrar announced
that Governor Balzar challenged
the winner.
Semi Final
Jackey Taylor of Los Angeles was
clearly outclassed by Warren (Kid)
Ferrell of Las Vegas. In the first
round he went down for count OF
eight and again went down, being
| iaved by the bell In the second
round Taylor went out in short
| order
Following this event Governor
Fred B. Balzar entered the ring and
made a speech, the subject of which
! was announced by Carl Farrar as
The Future Prosperity of CLARK
County and Las Vegas" The Gov
ernor said in part:
1.-TWO and one-half years ago
came to Las Vegas and said We
would build the Boulder Canyor
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-06-22
Plans For EIks
Are Announced
lodge Boys All Set For Hard
Game with Redcaps; IN
tent on Keeping No-DefeG.
Record.

Plans Ior the water sports pro
gram to he held at Lorenzis ra-
sort during the ElkS' convention
here July 4, and s have been
announced by Frank Butcher, VINO
IS in charge Of the events.
Chiidren's swimming ana diving
contests, with prizes for the vim
l-ers, boat races, and a bicycle face
from the court house to Lorenzi'5
will be conducted.
A special life guard Of three
qualified life-saverS will be employ
ed during these contests to insure
contestants against danger from
!r1wning, according TO Coach
Butcher.
Rrat Races Scheduled
On July there viii hc single
and do,fble boat races across he
lake. boat fights, in which one
man rows each boat while another
IN each boat uses a long pole TO
attempt 10 upset the other.
On July the events viii be as
fellows:
ECE DONo NHttSE 10, % Jtt- C-dWl,
so yd. side crawl. 25 yd. back
crawl. plunge fer distance: fcr
boys over I6, so I'D. swim, lU1 ylt.
crawl. 2z0 yd. swim. plunge Tor
distance; for boys over and under
s, under swim for distanc-.
Girls TO Compete
F0" bows over and under IS, swan
dive, jack knife, back flip, fYUnt
flip, two dives Of any choice.
For girls there viii be swan dive,
front dive, back dive, and any
ether two dives chosen by the con-
testlnts; there will be also the
girls 25 yard side stroke, 25 yard
free style and 25 yard back stroke.
Points will be counted 5 for the
winner il each event, 8 for tbs
rCc1H9 place in each and for
third ~ eeca The boy III eecn
class With the greatest nWnocg w.
Yo-4ts sill H.a lgs, ula-e, a.a
there viii be first and second prizes
for the girls swimming ana llyng
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-06-22
Las Vegans Attend Arch Ceremony
AS Boulder Dam Bill Takes Effect

ed about the base of the north
support of the huge arch at Main
and Fremont, built through the
united efforts of the union men of
the city and other citizens. who
donated their time an labor, for
the welcoming of the men Wi-c
are due to arrive here this morn
ing to initiate plans for the con-
struction Of the dam.
Though its rhythmic beat was
not at all necessary to cause a
quickening of minds and bodies
,resent, the newly-organized c.ruln
corps added to the feeling ol the
occasion and Las Vegas became
aware that the Boulder Dam bill
at last had become an actually.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-06-22
So. California
SweIters In Heat

LOS ANGELES, June q, ,JP)-
GoNding temperatures well aooI {
100 degrees in many diStric 5,
Southern CalifOrnia's heat wave
continued i'll effect today
The weather bureau could see no
condition to indicate immediate re-
lief and prophesied that the eX-
tyemely warm weather would con-
tinue ever the weekend.
Imperial Valley showed thc nigh
est temperature yesterday when
the Thermometer climbed ~ 112
San Rarnardiuo registered llG:
Redlands, 1G8; Pomona, Riverside
and Santa Maria, les: ana Pasa-
dena, lO2. The los degrees noted
at Santa Maria was the highest
that section ever has recorded, SC
TAR as is known.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-06-22
GREEK CHAMPIONSHIP
MAT BOUT HERE FOR
JULY 5T'E4 is ASSURED
Mortenson Gets Wires From Two California
Wrestlers Who Claim World Title; Both
Willing to Perform in Las Vegas; Batalis
Set For Semi -Windup.

1t appears Las Vegas is going TO,
see the Greek championship Wrestl-
ing bout which was promised short
time ago, when Leo PaplonaS
cleaned up on Al Buford, Canadian
champion, here
And it appears Las Vegas and the
visiting Elks are going to see the
battle on Friday July 5, the day
after Uncle Sans big holiday, ac-
cording to wires which have been
buzzing in to Promoter A. E. Nor
tensen from the two men who CLAIM
the Greek championship Of the
world.
Kitsonaros CHATS the way it is
spelled in the latest wire, and is be-
lieved to be correcD is the other big
boy whose statement as to his Su-
premacy is challenged by Leo Papl-
onas (whose name. incidentally, was
spelled "Papiano' in the latest 0-t"
from him,
Will Do RoEgh stuff
These two grapplers both have
enviable records behind them, and
it is said by those who oughl 10
know that this scrap should be as
good as either Of those which has
! been staged by HarbertSon and Nor
/ tensen here.
When Pap" starts pulling his
rough stuff (and he car be most
rough) on KiU5anaros, t0r Kctson-
atas, or Kotsonora3), he's going to
have it pulled on him in similar
style, they tell us, for the other L
A. mailman is no Slouch himself al
giving punishment.
And Kit weighs 200 pounds, five
pounds more than Leo, which is also
:. slight advantage. Strange Aolt
is the only thing that will be barred
and the go will go the limit, il tht
limit is within two hours five min
utes. according to Mortenson.
Batalis to Battle
Il George seems TO run to h3aNie
the Ohio Cornhusker, said to b(
champion of that state IN the hgh
heavyweight class. This will be
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-06-22

A great crowd of Las Vegans
.urned out last night at the new
Welcome arch, to see the ceremony
concentrating the going into ef-
lect of the bill for the fruits OF
which citizens here have waited
long and hopefully-the Boulder
Dam legislation which was passed
six months ago by congress.
At 9:01 pm. signal was Clash
cd from Washington, D. c., where
il was then one minute past MD
aight, and at which time the bill
and the six-state pact went INTO
effect.
Shortly afterward an electric
hammer crashed a huge bottle OF
Colorado River water which flow
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-06-22
LAS VEGAS WEI COMES OFFICIAL S
LAS VEGAS RENO AIR
LINE TO START SOON
ASFIELD READY HERE
New Tower Market Is
Scene of Wedding

The new Tower Market got
off to a good start early this
morning when George Benner
and Bessie Paluso chose the set
ting of the new market as
good place to be married in.
The rush of getting the mar
ket in readiness for the opening
this morning was halted long
enough for Judge Foley to per-
form the ceremony. Miss Pa
lusO is from Salt Lake City and
MIR. Benner from LaLs Vegas.
The Age wishes Mr.. and Mrs.
Benner as well as the New Mar
ket, "all the success in the world
ket, "all the success in the
world" in their new ventures.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-06-22
Old Timers of
up. i'm Reunion

SALT LAKE CITY. June p. UN
Twelve special trains rolled inro
Salt Lake City today and pCurcJ
several thousand visitors !:.,o tbs
Utah capital for the first Union
Pacific old timers reunion and ptc-
mic Groups OF CID timers dcitjea
into the city all week, ana it Va
that 5000 would atteu,
the convention.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-06-22
$50 More Makes
Scout Fund $3.50

-Four new additions to 5nc Boy
Scout fund brought the t5C7i last
,lighe to $3.50
Win Beckley gave 500, w. f. Fer
ron gave SIS. J. T. Ullom $1J and
A. T. McCerter S..
Work on the cabins at Mt. Char
leston will be begun July Q, ac-
cording to x. o. KnUdson, 42aoer
Of the scouts. Boys who are inter-
ested in going to the lodge are iH-
etructoE to meet with Enudsrn "a.
10 am. Tuesday at th- grammar
rchcol, it was stated last n-glst.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-06-22
Boy Bike Riders
All Set For Big
Race to L0renZi's s

Las Vegas Roy owners Of b
cycles have been oiling and
greasing UP their vehicles for
weeks and weeks in preparation
for the race TO be staged or
July 6, Saturday, from the
court house to torenzis resort.
Many youthful contestant
win be on hand with his tires
pumped up just right and al
vino resisting superfluities in
the discard, ready for the start
er's whistle.
A prize will be waiting for the
boy who covers the distance 10
L0renzrS resort first.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-06-22

II. l.-I aIeme4l, OI Gou9. as -
sl, course - tcqsy's DrJCcs csdlus5
g..= l.ugrce. Jt The receipt las.
ui-at of the following message IRON
( he SeereJarv OF the Interior.
! CaIiente, Nevada, June p, 1929.
c. P. Squlres,
Chairman Of Committee,
Las Vegas, Nevada.
Pleased to accept invitation for
Saturday morning breakfast with
your committee and for trip to the
dam site. My party consists Of six
persons. 7 Will be pleased to speak
Saturday night.
RAY LYMAN WILBUR.
By this message Secretary wilbur
/ confirmed the announcements already
made by the joint committee OF re-
| ception and arrangements.
The Program
Meet Secretary Wilbur and party
at 6:05 a. IN.
Meet Commissioner ElWood Mead
and party at TOO q. n.
Breakfast for the officials and re-
ception committee at Canary Cot
taee, tbs.
Leave for Black Canyon Dam site
at 800 a. m.
After taking the boat trip the
guests will V taken directly to
Charleston Tark where they will re-
main during the afternoon.
At 800 p. m. public speaking at
e Patio Open Air Ta9atcr. The
address Of Secretary Wilbur and
Commissioner Mead will be broad
cast to the world through radio K.
NJ. II, R, Hollywood, Calf.
Sunday it is desired to escort the
Secretary and Doctor Mead and the
reclamation engineers to the M0apa
Valley 70 consider the matter Of
building a dam and creating rec
lamatiOl project.
AmCug those who viii be IN Las
Vegas today are the following:
Secretary wilbur and party of
s.x.
DR., ElWo9J Mead commissioner
of Reclamation and party u nine
Electrical Engineer SCaJtergJOd OF
the Los Angeles Department OF
Power.
william z. WhiJsett, president Of
the board OF directors Of the Sou
them California Municipal Water
District
Ira Aiken and w. Q. Blair, direc-
tors of the Imperial Valley IrrigG-
ton District
Joseph Timmons, Boulder Dam
feature writer OF the Los Angeles
Examiner.
Mr. and MIS-. F. w. Greer OF the
Imperial VALLEY
H A VanNo- man, head Of the Los
Angeles Bur2aU of water and
Power and r. T. Weymouth, former
ly chcf engineer Of the u. S. Rec
lam2tion Service. now employed by
the Los Angeles Bureau of Water
and Power, who will come by plane.
Cecil Creel director Of AgricU}
tural Extension Service Tor Nevada.
CcngrosSg-c- Samuel s. ArentZ OF
EC.adl.
tIr tnJ 1tr, Thomas IL King cr
BeEy
Colorado Rive, Commissioner vii
liam B. Wallace ,.41 Mr.. wallace
Of Utah. and DR.. Lyman Of salt
Lake City. Governor Dern last
night wired the Editor OF The Age
that it would be impossible for him
10 make the trtp.
Senator TasY er L. Oddie, who ar
rived last evening.
Senator ke' Pltrm2n, who arrived
yesterday morning.
state Eu0rlee. and Mrs. Geo. ".
Malone Of Reno.
S. Q. DuC6ee, state highway engi-
ncer Of Carson City.
Fred B2lZar, governor of Nevada.
Nj. R0Der- n traffic manager of
the Union Pacific, who is coming
by airp.iGC.
Walker i. Young, irrigation engi-
neer OF the Bureau OF Reclamation.
Alr. McC1mber, secretary to Sec
retary Wilbur,
John Shoup. brother of Paul
Shoup president Of the Southern
Pacific.
Sam Withers. Allen Ware and
County Commissioner Hunt, Of
Kingnan, Arizona.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-06-22
Californian Heads
Lions National

LOUISVILLE. Ky, June p, (CD
Ray Riley, Sacramento, Call1Gr
MIA, was elected president Of the
Lions International al the con-
Guiding session Of the tilirtlatn ar
nual convention today Denver was
chosen as the 1880 convention city.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-06-22

dam. Tomorrow we begin the
work. Two and one-half years ago
1 told you so. Here's the boy re-
SponSible for the whole thing, Molly
Malone. Tomorrow we are going
down to start the dam. How do
you like it boys?"
There was loud applause.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-06-22
Mesquite Jail Will
Be Started Soon

Construction of the two-cell Jal
TO be built by the county at Mes
quite will be started around the
second week of July in ali prob
ability. according to j. p. King
who will have charge of the con-
,truction of the building.