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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-08

ations Organized Hereafter Created for the Purpose Of
Promoting Athletic and Educational Needs and Uses
State Educational Institution and not Organized for Profit
Bill BIZ for Act to nSs and Re-
for the Year 1913.
.,S d Hs nd sss
and Continuance Thereof.
.nss R s s % % S sud r.
men to the Compiled Laws Of North Dakota for Re-
atns Qualifications of Abstractors Of Title to Real Prop
erty.
Senate Bill No H. A Bill for an Act Making Appropsi.
Into or Credited to the General Fund.
Senate Bill No. IL. Bill for Act Making Appro
Coyotes as Provided for Under Sections s4 to 1885,
i've Of the s%pplemens to the Compiled Lsw' Of 1913 -
Bounty as Provided for by Sections 2s5sBi to 2s5sB In
elusive Of the Supplement to the 1913 Compiled Laws Of
fcency and Growth Of It's Different Departments, and
the HSs Of :: sueS According to the Rules
Senate Bill No: "a. Bill for Act Making Appro
s s Ell to
272 Inclusive Of the Compiled Laws Of North Dakota for
r S s &
Chapter IS Of the Political the compd Law.
# h an. ts Meet @ sai s ias In %
Federal Statutes
BIZ Il: fs.. m s g ., . .s
General Expenses Of Department Of Minimum Wage
Bin No. Il Biz for t. s the
Money. in the Stat. Highway Fund the Purpose A
The North 4 Point Opposite Or Near State Highway No. II
Extended Eastward 1ntesect Such River Walsh County
Ss';s s;:s &c.
the Y:r 1919 sma. ;1S 9sss Of the dsss
sy Chapter ISL .s Of s7 and Directing +:
al Necessary Preliminary Acts.
Emergency clause carried
s MD T. III sss 6s s
Aiding the Construction q Bridge Across the Missouri
The o . ~ IL
North Dakot. for the Year 1918 secons s52ai and is52s2
I'll 5 Law:
Directing h State ashwsy Commission to Construct Such
Emergency clause carried.
SENATE Dill NO. 14 "A Bill Tor an Act to Amend Re-
enact Paragraph Of Section 1851 Of the Compiled Laws Of
1913 Relating Powers and Duties of Educa
ton Of Special School District.
Emergency clause carried.
Senate Bill No. g. "A Bill for IN Act Entitled IAN Act
Prescribing and Limiting the Number Of Psremptory Chal
snfes 70 Jurors IN Criminal Actions. Authorising District
Judges Excuse and Discharge Jurors and Repeating Laws
IN Conflict With This Act"
Senate Bill No 49, Bill for Act Entitled: IAN Act to
Amend and Reenac Section Of Chapter 2is Of the Laws
Of 1927 Rsstng to Actions BY and Against Partnerships and
ssa.te Bill No 2s 4 Bill for Act Making Apprs-
Live Stock Sanitary Board.
Senate Bill No. 90 Bill Tor an Act Appropriatns Funds
70 Indemnify Owners Of Animals Infected with Bovine T
pson Tor Tie Gsnder indemnify uaa Appr0
Senate Bill No. 81. Bill Tor Act Making Appro-
Maintenance and Operation Of the Wormens Compensation
Bureau.
Senate Bill No 50. Bill for Act Making an Appro-
Can Not b Determined and Whose Care Must 3 Borne 81
ths 6tate. 81 S. IS ss.s.sa
Senate Bil No. 49, Bill for an Act Making IN Appro.
rsiapn for The Paymsnt q Salaries and Wages Improve
men .na 1airs and Misceansous Items for the stats
aosptaf f'E a. Insane q jamestown. North Dakota
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Twenty-first Legislative Summary

1.1lISI AS>
s:e.ss BIN 4, Nc s. BIN tss At Making ApPso
bs Determined and whose Care Must 30 Borne 81 tho
Senate Bill No. SIS. Bill for an Act Making an Appro-
pration for the General Maintenance
E s sw and y:s
iot.. '''''''" ~ Dan maven Sof'n "a
Senate Bin No 70. s. Bill for an Act Making an Ap
M % os The 4asn Nc1 T
Senate Bill No 81. A Bill for Act Making an Ap.
Repairs and M;ceaneor. Expenses Of the State
Senate Bill No IS. A Bill For an Act Making an Ap-
preparation Maintenance For Land Purchase
Dakota
Senate Bill No a. A Bill for an Act to Amend and Re.
the s.S for Refund s7s , Ia. Ra
not Liable Designating the Funds from which Payment sh.
soner in Relation Thereto
sen:e Bin No A. Bill for an Act to Amend and Re-
LAWS Amended and Re.enaet.d BY Chapter ss4 Of tho
Session Laws 1927 Relating Abatement Purchasers
sse,: Bin NJ - Bill fo As: to Amend and
Laws Of 1913 Relating Sale Of Personal Property Under
Execution.
Emergency clause carried
Senate Bill No: as. Bill for Act Making Appro-
70, sd on2.e Isyss the
ment. ' -'""-' 0'p-'
Senate Bill No; &C. A Bill! for Act Making an Appro.
and Operation Of the Motor vse
ton Department.
Senate Bill No. A. A Bill for an Act Making an Appro-
pairs Buildings Equipment and Miseel.nsous Expenses
paon for the General Maintenance Improvements and Re-
and
Senate Bill No. 49, A Bill for Act Making Appro-
&.
Senate Bill No. So A Bill for an Act Making an Appro.
pairs New Building. Equipment and Miscellaneous Items
Of the State Normal School Valley City, North Dakota
Senate Bill No. ST. A Bill for an Act Making an Appro-
praton General Maintenance improvements and Re-
@ ia
Senate Bill No; 3d. Bill for Act Making Appro.
Repairs New Buildings, Equipment Miscellaneous and Pub
lie Service of the Agricultural College, Fargo North Dakota
Senate Bill No. ST. Bill for an Act Making an Appro-
praon the General Maintenance and Offset for
College.
Senate Bill No. S. A Bill for Act Making an Appro-
praon Pay for the General Maintenance improvements
and Repairs, New Buildings, Equipment Public Health Lab
oraories, Ignite Testing. Clay Testing and Miscellaneous
Expenses of the State University at Grand Forks North
Dakota.
Senate Bill No. &c. Bill for an Act Making an Appro-
praon to Pay the General Maintenance Improvements and
Repairs New Buildings, Pure Seed and Miscellaneous
Of the Experiment Station the Agricultural College, Fargo
North Dakota, and its Branch Stations.
Senate Bill No. 81 Bill for an Act Making an Appro-
praton for the Erection of Wing the Agricultural
Building and Wing on Science Hall at the Agricultural Col
lege
Emergency clause carried.
Senate Bill No. &c. Bill for an Act to Amend and Re.
enact Sections 1ssb 1sso 1seb2 ssbls 1seb15 sgb16
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NJ
enact section lO.l q II. Supplement Ii. 1918 Compiled
Laws Of North Dakota, Relating to the State Budget Board
Filling vacancies on budget board.
Senate Bill No e. Bill fe. an Act Providing for Il.
and for the Regulation and Inspection Of Plumbing in Cities
and vsses TOR Or the Of Board Plumbing
81 Plumbers for R:yokng Licenses for Issuing Temporary
Senate Bin No g. Bill for an Act to Amend and Re.
Registration tn. Appointment Of Registrar Of
ee f; Z.
ties for Violation Of this Act and Providing Appropr
1sa ss &: ;s s::
., sse;s Bin ~ g. Bin for an Act Amend and Re-
Precinct committeeman and county central committee
ssa:ss Bin No. e Bill fr Act Amend Re-
North Dakota for the Year 1921 @"' o'~'' y
Change: vote carry levy for bond from two
Of North Dakota for the Year 1927
Regarding qualifications Of registered pharmacist.
Senate Bill No. r.. Bill for an Act Making an Appro.
prtion for Completing the Liberal Arts Building the State
University.
Senate Bill No. 70. Bill for an Act to Amend and Re-
enact Sections s. and Of Chapter $751; Session Laws q
toc Salary Office Expense and Travel the Veterans
Commissioner Repeating Section Of said Chap
ter
Senate Bill No a. A Bill for Act Authorize Villages
Master Plans and to Adopt Planning Commissions prescrb
Ing he Power: and Quite. Of said Planning Commissions;
conformance thereto Building Permits Shall Conform
F. fnt f9 s a
ming Commissions and Prescribing Their Powers and Duties
s2lo0oOo Construction Of Combined Physical Ed
ucation Building and Auditorium the Agricultural Col
Senate Bin No = Bill for an Act to Amend and Re-
q e? sec sss.
North 1aket. and the city Of MeSrhs.d ely County Min
North 2.kote for the Year 1919 and Prescribing the Duties
highway commission Relation lheretO
Emergency clause carried
Section Of the Compiled Laws Of North Dakota
Of the Year 1e3 Providing for the Election Qualification
and Of Assessors Townships and morgan
s :E: ri &. S S:t , 1871 ss g For &: . q
Compensation Of Assessors in Villages
Emergency clause carried
Senate Bill No. r. Bill for Act to Amend and Re-
enact Sections 22eoc 22so 22soc2 and 22soc1s Of the
Bonds Of North Dakota Real Estate Series
Senate Bill No 81. Bill for Act to Amend and Re-
Subdivision Of Section of Paragraph e. of Chapter
l96 Of the Session Laws Of North Dakota for the year 1927
Regarding purchasing of water works by cities.
Senate Bill No. 49, Bill for an Act Authorizing Munich
paities to Acquire and Maintain Aports Landing Fields
Emergency clause carried
Senate Bill No. S. Bill for Act entitled "An Act to
Amend and Renact Chapter 1872 OF the Laws Of 1925 Being
Of North Dakota Relating Terms of District Court and
the Location of Court Chambers"
Senate Bill Nc 90 Bill for Act to Appropriate the
Sum Of $15ooooo From Moneys in the State Highway
Between the City Of Grapd Forks North Dakot. and tho
City Of East Grand Forks Minnesota. Under the Provisions
BY Chapter Isl Laws q 1921
Emergency clause carried.
Appointed Under the Provisions Of Section 5sa Of
the 1925 Supplement- to the Compiled Laws q ii. Year 1919
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169b25 69b29 and 189b30 of the Supplement the 1913
Compiled Laws Relating to State Hail Insurance.
Senate Bill No. &c. Bill for Act to Provide for the
Storage Of Grain upon Farm: Near Railway Rshtof
Wy within the State Of North Dskota Regulating the Same
tor The ct Procuring Loan, Upon Such Gain Max
teetes Upon Grain 50 Stored Not in Public Warehouse:
North Dakota" Prescribing His Duties and Empowering Him
to Make Rules and Regulations Necessary Advisable the
Purposes Of Such Acts Making Appropriation for the Carry
ng Out Of the Provisions and Purposes Of Such Ac
scbng Penalties for tho Violation Of the Provisions thereof;
and Repeating All Acts and Parts Of Acts in Conflict There
with.
Emergency clause carried
Senate Bill No. co. Bill for an Act to Amend and Re-
enact Section 1857 q the Supplement to Compiled Laws Of
North Dakota for 1913
Provides for punishment Of sate-wases Of employees
Senate Bill No. 81 Bill for Act Create Banking
and Building and Loan Association Code Commission. Pre-
bing its Powers and Duties and Making Appropriation
Therefor.
Banking Code Commission.
senate Bill No. So. Bill for On Act Making an Appro-
priaton to Reimburse the Escheatsd Estate Fund Tor an
Amount ErTonsousy Credited to The General Fund il 1914
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The following legislative summary has been
prepared by c. R. Very chief clerk of the house of
representatives and includes all bills passed, up to
Thursday evening. The Tribune will publish Mon
day titles Of bills passed during the last legislative
day.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-08

tie 1925 Supplement the Compiled Laws Of the Year 1918
Seize and Confscate Goods Wares and Merchandise Sold
offered fcr Sale Given Alvey Violation Of Any Of the
Property the Right to Institute Court Proceedings in Bur
leigh County, North Dakota to Have the Legality OF His
Possession Determned Authorize the Attorney General
Upon Order OF the District Court to Sell Such Confscated
Property
ssaae Bill No. g. A Bill for a Act Amend and Re-
exact Section 1853 Of the Compiled Laws OF North Dao
Cor the Year 1913 Relating the Executive Officer Of the
state Live Stock Sanitary Board.
Senate Bill No. 49, Bill for Act Making an Appro-
praton for the North Dakota House Of Mercy at Fargo,
North Dakota.
Senate Bill No. s5 Bill for an Act Amend and Re-
Section 548a1l Of the 1926 Supplement to the Com
piled Laws for the Year 19ls Relating to the Penalty Under
the State Licensing Department.
Senate Bill No e6. Bill for an act to Provide Method
for the Dissolution Of Consolidated School Districts and for
the Reorganization and Restoration Of Common School Dis
sa#N5 So \. -
cts 10 Lieu Thereof Providing Tor the Calling and Con-
duct Of Election Upon the Question Of Such Dissolution and
Reorganization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-28

Sundlun, w. M. Wallace, M. M. wyvell
B. H. Roberts, D. E. Wright.
Thomas p. Littlepage, chairman
Charles H. lie Fevre. Robert N. Harper,
John H. Small, w. P. Plymale, Julius l.
Caleb o'Connor, chairman; Russell
Balderson, George r. Gaul, G. A.
Sharpe, j. M. Smith.
Eckert Is Chairman.
John A. Eckert. chairman; Allen v.
De Ford, Allan Davis. Wilbur L. Gray,
George A. Wick, E. Frank Helm.
Harry King. chairman; G. Manson
Foote, Isaac Cans. Anton Stephan, M.
A. Leese, w. NICK. Stowell.
P. Bramhall, Harry S. Morris. George
o. Tenny, F. M. McConihe, w. p. Grove.
w. M. Aitchison, chairman: H. p.
Miller, Carey E. Quinn, E. D. Detwiler.
F. B. Hoffman.
P. J. Harmon. chairman; George p.
Mangan, j.. z. Madding, jr.: E. B. Kay,
Adam Gaddis. Howard Griffith.
Other Committees.
Stephen H. Takes, chairman: Louis
Justement. Sidney Seidenman, Maurice
Otterback, Homer L. Kilt, j. E. Palmer.
William j. Brown, chairman; Cliff
ton Aires, Darrell P. Aub. w: G.
Balderston, C. A. Keefer, r. E. Buckley.
j. E. Heberle, chairman; Clifford
Lewis, Joseph Low, r. B. H. Lyon, A.
D. Marks, E. D. Merrill.
John z. Walker, chairman; Morris
Cafritz, Peter A. Drury. j. Fanciulli, j.
S. McIlhenny. H. D. Ormsby.
Walter Hinton, chairman; Greed w.
Fulton. H. B. Plankinton, w. M.
Stewart, Sd; Sidney w. Straus, Bertram
Chesterman.
Rudolph Jose, chairman; Phillip
King, Lewis A. Payne, James w. 3.
Peters. j. r. Murtagh, Alfred L. Stern.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-28

made member of the membership
committee for the purposes Of the CAM
paign.
A broadside of campaign material was
mailed out to members yesterday by
Dorsey w. Hyde, jr., executive secretary,
listing the aims and accomplishments
of the chamber during its % years OF
existence.
The special campaign committees and
their chairmen are as follows:
C. T. Clagett, chairman; John G.
Rooms, C. C. Capped. H. D. Champion. E..
L. Davis. Robert Mop. Milans.
Ralph A. Davis. chairman: Simon Be-
loft, S. r. Bowen, F. Buchholz, M. o.
Chance.
Other Groups Named.
Frank p. Fenwick, chairman; Edward
Widmayer, Joseph A. Wilmer. s. E. Bur
CESS, H H. Rideout, Edward S. Hine,
Schley Zirkin.
Granville GUIDE, chairman: w. w.
Eaton, c. H. Frame, S. E. Golden, r. G.
Hunt, H. c. James.
E. E. Herrell, chairman: Adam A.
Weschler. Leon S. Ulman, Fl. M. Hor-
ton, H. H. Kidwell, M. H: Rittennouse.
A. c. Smith, chairman; G. S. DeNeale,
DIR. j. D. Rogers, Grover Blackstone,
Henry c. Cole, j. D. DreyfuSs. Norman
w. Oyster, William Payne. j. H. Gamer.
WOmens Committee.
Judge Mary OToole, chairman; Mrs.
Marie Moore Forrest. Mrs. Harriet HaW-
ley Locher, Mrs. Arvilla Thoma, Miss M.
Pearl Mccall, Miss Edna J. Sheehy, Mrs.
Caroline B. Stephen, Miss Sibyl Baker.
John S. Hornback, chairman: Charles
I. Beavens. T. S. Settle, C. Melvin
Sharpe, George w. Slater, T. T. Taylor.
William o. Tufts. chairman; John B..
Dickman, George S. Fraser, Hugh Reilly,
C. j. Robinson, Robert Dougan.
A. L. Thompson. chairman; A. j.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-28
mail ORDER BRIDE"
GIVEN PRISON TERM
Woman Convicted Of Assault Upon
Husband Met Through Mat
rimonial Agency.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RUTLAND, VT, May 28.-Mrs. Laura
Woodward Haverty, mail order bride, y
entered today upon sentence OF not
less than Is years nor more than 80
years at the State Prison for Women
here. She was found guilty of assault
with intent to kill her husband. Thomas
Haverty. ne-armed house painter, OF
Brattleboro, by a jury in the County
Court at Newfane last week and SEN
fenced yesterday.
Mrs. Haverty struck her husband on
the head with an iron griddle while he
slept in their Brattleboro home April
80. The State charged her attack was
made in order that she might collect
life insurance she had taken out on
Haven't. Two of her children. Raymond
and Pearl Woodward. testified that the
mother sought their aid in killing HaV-
erty. Pearl is held at Newfane on a
forgery charge growing out OF the theft
of an automobile and Raymond on
charge of assault on his stepfather.
Their cases will be disposed OF this
week
The woman married Haverty after
few months correspondence through a
matrimonial agency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-28
ToDAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

National-"The Spider" drama, at
$40 pm.
Tox-"Movietone Follies." at HAS
am, 2:25, 4:40, TAO and 9:55 pm.
Palace-"Where East Is East" at
so am, 2:10, ASS, TAO and 10 pm.
Earle-"Hot Stuff" at 1885 am,
lao, 3:45. $40. TAO and GAS pm.
Little Theater - Shooting Stars, y
from IL am. to IL pm.
CoIumbia-"Coquett (second week.
at 1l:45 am, 1:55, $50, 5:45, 7:45 and
GAS pm.
Metropolitan - 1.-THE Desert Song"
third week.. at 1915 am, 1925, 2:35,
4:45, and $50 pm.
Rialto-"S yncopation," second week,
at 1850 am, /: AS, $40, 5:35, 1880 and
$50 pm.
Tivoli-"The Broadway Melody" at
2, $50, 5:45, 1888 and $3.50 pm.
Ambassador-"Hot Stuff" at 6:25,
$40 and 9:55 pm.
Central-"The Mating Call" contin-
uous from II am to II pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-28
NAME COMMITTEES
FOR c. OF c. DRIVE
Membership Campaign to Get
Under Way Monday-Con-
tinues Three Days.

bers for the Washington Chamber of
Commerce will be waged next Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday under direc-
tiosS x the membership committee, of
which Robert l.. McKeever is chairman,
1t was announced today.
More than 100 chamber members
have been assigned to campaign COM
mittees, which will hold daily luncheon
report meetings at the City Club at
1890 O'Clock, and under plans formu-
lated under the direction of Mr.. Nc
Keever each member is automatically
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-28
Gloria Swanson in Tax Fight.

LOS ANGELES, May % tP).-Gloria
la Bailey de la Falaise, whose motion
picture name is Gloria Swanson, was
alleged to owe the Government S25,-
240.35 in unpaid income taxes in three
tax liens in Federal Court yesterday;
The liens charged the actress owed
S6. 943. 80 additional taxes for 1924, S.
583 for 1925 and $10,255.05 for 1926.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-28

RESORTS.
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS, MD.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-22

badly disorganized. due to the abb
normal large crops In both Califor-
mia and Florida. but despite this
condition the exchange Melted Its
members an average Of Sl.473 per
box for Marsh seedless grapefruit
and S1.469 per box for Duncans.
Oranges averaged on all grades and
sizes throughout the season SI.35
per box after deducting all packing
and other charges.
The two-week pooling system has
been adopted by the members, and
has been found very satisfactory.
Remittances are made by the ex-
change as soon as the pools are
closed.
Assure High Grade Pack
From the organization Of the ex-
change in 1923 it has been one Of
the leading opponents Of proper
grading and pack. and also led the
fight TO secure passage Of a green
fruit law and prevent shipment of
immature fruit. The quality Of the
fruit from the plants of the ex-
change has been an important fac
tor in expanding the Valleys mar
kets. All fruit is carefully culled,
properly graded and the pack has
been pronounced unsurpassed by
receivers. Large markets for the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-22

exchange products have been esta5-
lished throughout the central states
and midwest, markets which the
exchange expects to be able to pro-
vide full supplies this year.
Past Season Successful
The past season has been for
the members Of the exchange very
successful" was the statement of
one Of the officials. This has
been recognized by communities
which we did not serve and the
demand for exchange facilities at
certain points has been very insist
ent. At La Feria the business men
and growers invited the exchange
to come to that point, and raised
the amount OF SIS. 1000 for stock ID
assist in building the packing plant.
They further offered their coopera-
ton In securing the tonnage, and
we now have approximately 900
acres of bearing orchards signed UP
in that section"
The membership in the exchange
has increased rapidly the past year,
and many new members are coming
in at this time. designations have
been very few. indicating that the
general membership is satisfied
with the service this organization is
extending"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-22
Edinburg Brick, Tile
Factory It's ENLARGED

The Edinburg Brick and Tile Co,
which has recently installed addi-
tional machinery, Is prepared Co
meet practically any demand that
may be made for building material
Of this class, according to A. J..
Rc-5. president.
The plant now has a capacity OF
10000 face and 1900 common brick
and 10000 building tile per day. ona
Of the largest plants in the South.
The drying sheds hold 5000
brick and the two kilns have IN ca
pacity or 100000 each. Approx
mately 80 men are employed.
The demand for Edinburg brick
has increased rapidly in recent
years. and the product cF the
plant Is now being used In I'll parts
Of the Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-22
Resort City on Bank
WArroyo Becoming
Big Shipping Point

city's trade territory and offering
growers easy sccesS to market.
For many years the little city
on the banks OF the Arroyo has been
famous as a resort center. The cool,
deep waters Of the Arroyo Colorado
and the excellent bathing facilities
proved an attraction tO tourists AS
well as Valley residents. and CON-
pletion OF the paved highway loop
has brought to the city q large VOL
umc of traffic.
Rio Hondo was selected a. the
camp for the Girl Reserves Of the
Valley three years ago, and sub
stantial camp buildings have bee-
erected. The site. with its large
timber and water background, is one
of the most beautiful in the VAL
ley, and hundreds Of girls take ad-
vantage Of the facilities it affords.
On the west side Of the Arroyo :
short distance below Rio HOndo,
Camp Perry. the camp for the Boy
Scouts or the Valley, has been e.
tabliShed on a site OF surprising
beauty. "a substantial camp has
been erected and provided with ev-
cry facility.
Plans Of the HarEngcn naviga-
ton district 10 develop the Arroyo
Colorado a. a waterway have the
almost unanimous support Of the
residents OF the Rio Hondo section.
From Rio Hondo eastward almost
to the point where it connects with
the Laguna Madre the Arroyo has
a depth ranging from eight TO 20
feet, proponents Of the waterway
project asserting that the cost Of
transforming the channel into q
waterway would be very small In
comparison with the benefits which
would accrue To the entire Valley
The Arroyo from Rio HOndo east
ward Is now utilized by many me-
torboat enthusiasts who assert tina.
IL provides the best course in the
South.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-22
Canal Concreting in
Edinburg Area Starts

Initial work In the ~concreting OF
the Edinburg irrigation system
started with the c~oncreting Of the
canals serving the lands Of r.. II.
Stuart, approximately 800 acres,
southeast Of the city. Laying Of i
pipe line along the paved highway
west Of the city in front Of the
lands belonging to the Edinburg
Securities Co, is also included i'll
the initial work.
The bonds of the irrigation dis
trict, voted last year in the amount
Of 81, o 600. for the purpose of fl
nancing concreting Of the entire
system. are expected to be sold as
soon as the bond market returns -
normal, but land owners r CO..
operating with the district In IL
nancing the work. the district TO
reimburse them when the bonds are
sold.