Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-29
POT
MOVING HEAT
y Primaries Likely To
Find Hot Contests
Boiling

~dL. <o.-lempeT-
atures under Cameron county's
political pot Is already beginning TO
show signs Of heat and IL indica-
lions this early in advance Of the
July primaries may be taken as a
criterion. the situation viii have
reached the boiling point by the
time voters will be called upon to
express their preference in the first
battle of ballots.
County COMMISSIONS ]. F. Bau-
gnn OF the Harrington precinct will
nav at least one opponent in Aaron
". cunningham. who already n
his intention of making the
campaign to replace the present in
cumnent- Mr.. Cunningham. a bro-
tner OF District Judge A. w. Cum
ningham said Tuesday he was out
fcr the place and even this early
ives much encouraged in his can
didacy.
While 1t is not definitely known
that he will also be a candidate.
y. W. Wade. of Combes. a member
OF the board Of directors of Gamer
ON County Water Improvement Dis
trict No. ! (HarlinRenl is also being
urged by his friends to shy his hat
in the race.
1t Is also rumored on the streets
here that a candidate from Har-
hngen will be groomed 70 oppose
County Judge Oscar c. Dancy. No
particular name Is mentioned. but
1t Is understood plans for bringing
out a candidate are being formed
by local political leaders. Two years
ago Attorney Charles r. Mavfield.
OF Harlingen opposed Judge Dancy.
In the San Benito Commissioners
precinct. the present incumbent
A. v. Logan already has two op-
ponents. IL is reported. One. J. F.
Mayfield was defeated by Judge
Logan in a run-off two years ago,
and Is understood to have again
declared himself In the race for the
place. r. T. Roberts Is said TO be
the other local citizen who aspires
10 succeed Judge Logan. who said
Tuesday afternoon he would be a
candidate TO succeed himself. In
making this statement Judge Logan
intimated his purpose in again seek
ing the offices was to carry out
original plans for the disbursement
in his precinct Of the pro ra
funds of the 100000 o feeder road
bond issue which he assumed would
be spent during the next two years.
Judge Logan. outlined his plans
for the fifth and sixth million IS
sue Of bonds. as far as the San
Benito districts share was concern
ed, and would make his campaign
on that plank as well az on the
manner previous shares of the
earlier issue has been distributed in
his precinct. he declared.
Street talk also Is current In San
Benito that County Tax Collector
J. J. Fox and District Court Clerk
John Seaman will have opponents,
but their identitv has not as yet
been revealed. County Assessor G.
A. Cowden's place has not vet been
coveted. at least. TO the point where
anyone has declared an intention
OF seeking 1t.
In the city OF San Benito where
n mayor and two commissioners
terms will exDire in April plans are
said 10 be underway FOR BRINGING
out, at least for commissioners,
two Of the younger business element.
In that connection the names OF
Ed Brady and Louis Morris. have
been mentioned as being groomcd
for places on the city commission.
Mayor j. Scott Brown. who has
. sr -w~~-.Ns.z ~ NAn
city for several terms. and whose
term will expire in April is being
urged TO again offer himself. Up
TO Tuesday no definite answer had
been forthcoming. however. nor had
anyone been mentioned to make the
race for tho mavoraltv toca.
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