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But the game can't go on indefinitely
across the country as it has been run
for the last few years. 1t still has a
chance to live if any one could ever
swing the hostile tribes from State TO
State under one control. Even then II
might take combination of MuSsolini,
Lands, Gates, Borah. the Red army and
the United States Marines to handle
the job.
A $4,000 Blow.
Wild Bill Mehlhorn came to the
seventeenth hole at La Gorce stroke
back of Horton Smith with only two
holes left. And there was a matter OF
$1,000 dangling over the eighteenth
green for the winner. This hole Is close
to 500 yards in length and what Is more
the green waits upon an upland, a
decided plateau, guarded by deep
cross bunker in front and traps that
Turk to left and right.
The hole is par and Wild Bill had
to pick up two strokes in two holes TO
win. He decided to compromise by pick
ing two strokes on one hole, just as
Horton Smith did against Bobby Jones
at Savannah when they hit the stretch.
Any one who can put brassie shot
close to the pin on this hole deserves to
head the pay-off. And Mehlhorn's
brassie came to rest just eight feet from
the cup.
But you will also observe that when
Young Horton Smith doesn't win he
isn't far away. He still is the solitary
figure in professional ranks they all
have to watch and when Smith and
Bobby Jones tangle up again at Augusta
the first of next week 1t should be some
thing of golf1ng epic.
In fact, Ty Cobb phones that the
Empire State of Georgia is already full
of high tension over the coming carni-
val. And Missouri is ready to mobilize
at q moments notice.
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TEXAS WINS DUAL MEET.
AUSTIN. Tex, March 26 (P.-Uni-
vers1ty OF Texas defeated University Of
Chicago in a dual meet here. Sc to as.
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COLLEGE BASE BALL.
William and Mary, 10: Drexel. O.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

warehouses. grain elevators, unker
ing facilities. belt railroads, floating
plants. ~hghterage, towing facilities,
lands and all other facilities o aids
incident TO Or necessary TO the
operation or development Of ports
or waterways within the district.
and extending to the Gulf Of Mex
leo.
At which election there shall be
submitted as TO said item Of six
hundred thousand dollars $780,
100000. the following proposition,
and none other:
For the Issuance OF Bonds and
Levy OF Tax in Payment Thereof"
Against the Issuance OF Bonds
and Levy Of Tax In Payment There
Of
And there shall be submitted as
to said item Of nine hundred thou
sand dollars $4,000 0l00) the fol-
lowing proposition, and none other:
For the Bonds and Levy Of Tax
in Payment Thereon;
Against the Bonds and Levy Of
Tax in Payment Thereof"
The Navigation and Canal Com
missioners may reserve the right TO
call in and retire any or all bonds
on any interest payment date after
ten years from the date Of he
bonds so called In.
Said election shall be held at the
following named places within said
territorial limits. and for the con-
venience OF the voters in said pro-
posed navigation district, the Board
hereby creates and defines as vot-
ing precincts the respective voting
precincts hereinafter described and
designated. and the following named
places within said territories and
limits shall constitute the polling
places Of said voting precincts. and
the following named persons arc
hereby appointed as managers and
officers OF said election:
All that territory Of voting pre-
cinct No. / OF Cameron County as
heretofore created by the Com
misSioners' court lying within the
metes and bounds OF Brownsville
Navigation District or Cameron
County. Texas. and all that territory
OF voting precinct NO. 2 Of Cam
eron County. Texas. "a heretofore
created by the Commissioners court
lying within the metes and bounds
Of said Navigation District, are
hereby created and defined as a
voting precinct for said election. and
El Jardin school house Is named
as the polling place in said voting
precinct. and George French. and
J. F. McClintock are named rs
presiding Judge and assisting judge.
and Mrs. w. w, Underwood and
Mrs. J. +. Adams as Clerks Of said
election;
All that territory Of voting pre-
cinct No. 3 OF Cameron County,
Texas. as heretofore created by the
Commissioners Court Is hereby
created and defined as q voting
precinct for said election. and
Bankers Garage is hereby named
as the polling place for holding said
election in said voting precinct. ana
z. T. Yates and Franklin Graham
are named as presiding Judge and
assisting Judge. and w. -. Walton
and II. w. Dierker as Clerks Of
said election;
All that territory OF voting pre-
cinct No. 5 OF Cameron County.
Texas. as ~heretofore created BY the
Commissioners Court. living within
the metes and bounds OF said
Brownsville Navigation District. is
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Let Results Prove the Merit of Herald Classified.
G ADVERTISEMENT
all matters pertaining to or relat

all matters pertaining to or relat-
ing TO the construction and main
tenance Of said works and the i'm
provement of navigation Of all such
lavigable bays, inlets, canals and
waterways, whether by survey, work
or expenditure OF money made or
TO be made, either by said Naviga-
ton District, or by said government
OF the United States. or any proper
officer or department thereof, or
by both; and
Whereas, the District Engineer has
made an estimate Of all such addi-
tional costs and has found same to
be the sun Of six hundred thousand
dollars S600,000.00), and the Board
upon such estimate, finds such ad-
ditional costs to be said sum and
the Board also now here on its own
motion so finds such costs to be
said sum Of six hundred thousand
dollars $500, 900. 00); and the Board
having heretofore found that IL As
for the best interest OF the District
TO avail itself Of the rights, powers,
and authority, which IL has, TO &C
quire, purchase, take over, construct.
maintain, operate. develop and reg
ulate wharves, docks, warehouses,
grain elevators. ~bunkering facilities,
belt railroads, floating plants. light
erage, towing facilities, lands and
all other facilities or aids incident
TO or necessary TO the operation or
development Of ports or waterways
within the District and extending to
the Gulf OF Mexico; and the Engi-
neer Of the District. having hereto
fore been ordered and directed to
make an estimate showing the char
acter and the engineer having
presented his written estimate
showing the character Of such
improvements and that the cost
Of same would be the sum Of
nine hundred thousand dollars
5000, 100000 after a careful examin-
alton OF said report. the same was
in all respects found to be correct,
and it was therefore duly approved,
and upon such report the Board
now finds the cost Of such improve
ments to be said sum OF nine hun
dred thousand dollars 5000, 100000
and the Board also now here, on its
own motion, so finds such cost OF
said improvements TO be the sum
Of nine hundred thousand dollars
$500. 100000; and
Whereas. the Board further finds
that ell OF said proposed improve
ment or Improvements and facilities
are feasible and practical. and will
be a public benefit and a public
utility:
Now. therefore. it is hereby order
ed by the Board OF Navigation and
Canal Commissioners of Brownsville
Navigation District Of Cameron
County. Texas. that an election be
held within the metes and bounds
OF said District on the 29th day Of
May. 1880. for the purpose Of deter
mining whether or not the qualified
property tax-paying voters Of said
district desire to authorize the is
suance of bonds on the faith and
credit Of said district in the amount
Of one million five hundred thou
sand dollars Isl 500. 100000. in the
denomination Of one thousand dol
lars Isl, 100000 each, bearing inter
est at the rate of five and one-half
per centum t5isT)- per annum.
payable semi-annually, and matur-
ing as follows:
Amount
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ADVERTIsEMENT LEGAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The State Of Texas
County OF Cameronl


Notice Is hereby given, that by
virtue Of an order OF sale, issued
out OF and By the clerk OF the Hon
orable District Court, Of Cameron
County, I03rd Judicial District Of
the state OF Texas, on the It'll day
Of April. A. L. 1880 on a Judgment
rendered in said court, on the 18th
day Of March. =. ID. 1880. in cause
No. 5000, entitled Realty Trust
Company, Plaintiff. VS.. Dolores
Cara, Defendant" in favor OF
Realty TruS. Company, Plaintiff.
and against Dolores Cara, Defen-
dant, for the sum OF Two Hundred
Twenty and az-100ths @220.84) dol
lars, together with interest and
costs Of suit, and N favor Of Plain
tiff, and against the Defendant,
Dolores Cara, foreclosing Plain
tiff's Liens, upon property herein
after described. and placed in my
hands for execution, /, w. +.
Brown, Sheriff of Cameron county,
Texas, did, on the 7th day OF April,
A. D.. 1880, az ten 10000 o'clock a.
m, seize and levy upon the follow
ing described property, situated in
the city Of Harliagen, county OF
Cameron, tate 4 Texas, to-wit:
Lot ten ,I0), In block Sixty-five
1851, of the 1ownslre of Harrington,
Cameron county, TEXAS. as SO de-
Signated and described by the Plat
thereof and its record in the Plat
or other records os Cameron coun-
ty, Texas; arsC thu: on the first
Tuesday IN May. "A ID. 1880, being
the 9Th day Of said month, between
the hours OF ten 10000 o'clock a.
m, and four 4:00) o'clock D. m,
on said day, at the court house
door Of Cameron county. in the city
Of Brownsville. Texas. I will offer
for sale and sell, a. public auction,
for cash. the above described prop
erty. and all .ight. title and IN
terest OF the said Dolores Cara,
Defendant, in and 70 said property.
Dated at Brownsville. Texas, this
It'll day Of April. A d. 1880.
w. T. Brown,
Sheriff OF Cameron County, Tex.
By L. A. Jagou. Deputy.
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hereby created and defined as a
voting precinct for said election,
and Palmer's Filling Station and
Store is hereby named as the poll
ing place in said voting prccinc.,
and Wiley Patterson and Hall
Palmer are ramed as presiding
Judge and assisting judge, and Mrs.
w. G. Oliver and Mrs. r. G. Richey
as clerks OF said election:
All that territory OF voting pre-
cinct No. 8 as heretofore created
by the Commissioners Court, which
lies within the metes and bounds
Of said Navigation District. Is here
by created and defined as a voting
precinct for said election, and
Tomas Tijerina's Filling Station
and Store Is named as the polling
place for holding said election IN
said voting precinct. and Fred
Rusteberg and Domingo Alfalfa are
hereby named as presiding Judge
end assisting Judge and w. 8.
Evans and Herman Rock as clerks
Of said election;
Voting precincts Nos. is. IL, Is,
10, 20. 81 and % as heretofore
created by the Commissioners court
Of Cameron County. Texas. are
each respectively created and de-
fined as voting precincts for said
election. with polling places ard
officers of election named in said
respective voting precinct as fol-
lows:
Precinct No. Is, polling place,
First Ward Fire Station; III. L.
Fitch and Henry Bell. presiding
judge and assisting Judge, and @. z.
Dodd and y. L.Boggus as clerks;
Precinct No. IL. polling place.
Bells Service Station; w. b. Clint
and Robin Pate as presiding Judge
and assisting judge, and Hilmar
Fabrs and Dave Young as Clerks.
Precinct No. Is, polling place old
Alamo Building at the corner or
Ninth and Adams Streets; J. A.
CObolini and w. z. Dutro as presld-
ing judge and assisting Judge. and
Morris Clint and Henry Shelton as
clerks.
Precinct No. 10. polling place.
The City Hall; Ike Kibbe and John
@. Tanning AS Presiding Judge and
Assisting Judge. and Mrs. Bertha
r. Terrell and Mrs. w. 3. 5udlow
as Clerks.
Precinct No. 20, polling place, The
Miller Hotel: A. G. Buckner and
Frank Alcedo rs Presiding Judge
and Assisting Judge. and Miss
Lydia Champion and Mrs. II. j.
Wallis as Clerks.
Precinct No. a. polling place,
Martinez Drug Store No. 2; Cuban
Monsees and Lee Vance as Presid-
ing Judge and Assisting Judge, and
John II. Hunter and Fermin Cuellar
as Clerks.
Precict NO. 20, polling place. the
old Grammar School; A. @. Hipp
and Valentin Gavito as Presiding
Judge and Assisting Judge, and
FREDERICK Recio and Tomas Tijeri-
ma Jr. as Clerks.
Precinct No. 80. rs heretofore Gre
ated by the Commissioners Court,
Is hereby created and defined as
a voting precinct for holding said
election. and Meas Store is named
as the polling place for holding
said election and T.. ID. Moss and l..
J. Lewis are named as Presiding
Judge and Assisting Judge. and w.
r. Ford and J. q. White as Clerks
of said election.
All that territory Of Voting Pre-
cinct No. 50 as heretofore created
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

by the Commissioners Court, lying
within the metes and bounds Of
said Navigation District, Is hereby
created and defined as a Voting
Precinct for holding said election.
and the school house near the res
idence Of J. M. Saner is hereby des-
ignated as the polling place in said
Voting Precinct for holding said
election, and Mrs. j. M. Saner and
J. NJ. Saner are named as Presid-
ing Judge and Assisting Judge. and
John r. Cara and A. r. Cara as
Clerks Of said election;
Voting Precinct No. "a as hereto
fore created by the Commissioners
Court OF Cameron County, is here
BY created and defined rs o Voting
Precinct for holding said election,
and Matt Browns residence Is here
by named as the polling place In
said Voting Precinct, and Matt
Brown and "A. Moncur are named
as Presiding Judge and Assisting
Judge OF said election, and Mrs. III.
q. Grove and Mrs. Z. Z. Shinpaugh
as Clerks OF said election.
None but resident property tax
payers who are qualified voters or
said Navigation District shall be
entitled TO vote at said election, and
every person who offers to vote at
said election shall first take the
following oath before the Judge OF
the polling place wherein he offers
TO vote, and the Presiding Judge Is
hereby authorized to administer
the same.
7 do solemnly swear that I am
a qualified voter OF Cameron Coun-
~, Texas. and that I am a resident
property tax payer OF said Naviga-
tion District. and I have not voted
before az this election"
At said election the following
form of ballot shall be used.
Official Ballot
For the issuance of bonds and
levy OF tax In payment thereof;
Againts the issuance of bonds
and levy OF tax In payment there
of:
For the bonds and levy OF tax IN
payment thereof;
Against the bonds and levy OF tax
n payment thereof.
Notice OF election shall be sign
ed by the President and Secretary,
and shall contain a copy OF the
order Of election, and shall be
published once each week for four
consecutive weeks IN a newspaper
Of general circulation published in
said district. and the first or such
publications shall be at least thirty
days prior TO the date set for the
election. and by posting copies of
said notice III four public places i'm
the District. and one copy Of said
notice at the door OF the Court
House in Brownsville. Cameron
County. Texas. for thirty days prior
to the date Sc. for the election.
The above and foregoing notice
Is given pursuant TO said order Of
the Board Of Navigation and Canal
Commissioners made and entered on
the Goth day Of April, A. ID. 1880.
Witness our hands and seals az
Brownsville, Texas. this 26th day of
April. "A ID. 1880.
Brownsville Navigation Dist.
Of Cameron County. Texas
BY John Gregg. President
y. q. Fernandez. Secretary
CSEAL)
Attest.
j. q. Fernandez
Secretary. Brownsville Navigation
District OF Cameron County. Texas
SEAL II. D.. Seago
Clssrk OF the County Court Of
Cameron County, Texas.
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pay the interest thereon and pro-
vide a sinking fund sufficient to
redeem said bonds at maturity.
same 10 be issued under authority
Of Section SO Of Article Is Of the
Constitution Of the State Of Texas.
and the provisions OF Chapter 5 OF
the General Laws passed by the
Thirty-ninth Legislature and Acts
Amendatory thereof. and Of Chapter
lo2 Of the Acts OF the Regular Ses-
sion Of the Forty-first Legislature:
the amount OF bonds being for the
suTn Of one million five hundred
thousand dollars s 1900. 100000, Of
which amount. the sum Of six hun
bred thousand dollars $500. 900. 00).
Is TO be used TO pay the estimated
costs Of such additional improve
ment or improvements and to deep
en- the Districts proposed channel
from sixteen feet 70 twenty-five feet
from Brazos Santiago Pass through
the Bay 70 q point on the main
land. and from such point on the
mainland. 10 a point at OF near
Brownsville. following the most d.
rect practical route from said Pass.
and wholly within the boundaries Of
the District and for all expenses
incident thereto OF said Navigation
District to be made in cooperation
with the Government OF the United
States or any officer or department
thereof In any end all matter per-
tanning to or relating TO the con-
struction and maintenance Of said
works above described. and the i'm
provement Of navigation of all such
navigable bays. inlets. canals and
waterways. whether by survey. work
o. expenditure OF money made or
to be made. either by said N6viga-
ton District or by said Government
Of the United States or any proper
officer or department thereof. or
both. and the sum Of nine hundred
thousand dollars 1890. co0.00 is TO
be used 20 acquire. purchase. take
over. construct. maintain. operate.
develop and regulate wharves. docks,
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he state y. Tex-s)
Of Cameron

lie state y. TeS~5)
buntv Of Cameron,
Notice is ,.erebv given. that BY
tue OF an order 9. sale issued
|&t Of ana by tile clerk Of the
: anorsble District Court, Of Cam
IN county. Texas, l03rd Judicial
district OF ~. State or Texas. on
H. 7th day OF April. A. d. 1890.
4 Judgment rendered IN said
kurt. on shs 18th dav Of March.
d 1880. IL cause No. 1895. en-
S1ed "Reaity Trust Company.
HaIntiff. vs.. swiss Mattox. ct ux.
sesndantS." IN favor OF Realty
sT,rt Company. Plaintiff. and
sinst Swiss Matt0x and Beulah
Hsftnx. for tie SUR OF -Four Hun
Ia Twenty. eight and s5-lOOths
Az e5) dollars, together with in
fresk and costs Of suit, on which
~ has seen Paid the sum Of
r. Hundrei Forty-three and 60
knfhs (s243 90 dollars. leaving a
kisnre due " One Hundred Eighty
and 26-l0oths dollars (Sl85.26)
~ n favor q Plaintiff and against
refendarts. Swiss Mattox and
|h.,,sh Matfox. ioreclosing Plain
u Liens. upon property herein
80 described, and placed In my
$50 for executor. !. W. F. Brown,
.~rsff 81 Cameron county. Texas.
n the It'll day OF April, A. d.
~ a. ten $1,000 o'clock a. m.
ard levy the following de-
800 property. situated in the
~ Harrington. county OF CAM
Il state 0. Texas, to-wit;
one ~. In block fifty-three
~ ~ the -ownsite OF Harrington.
arneron county. Texas. as so
,sted ard described by the
shsreof, and its record In the
~ other records Of Cameron
Tsxas: and that on the first
uL.ss ~ MA. A. d. 1880, being
80 "a j. said month. between
rs 81 ten 10000 o'clock a..
{ four (4:00l o'clock p. m.
w das. at the court house
fl Cameron county, IN the
pcr brownsville. Texas. I will
so- sale and sell, az public
Isl for cash. the above de-
{icsly. rroDe.ty. ard all right. title
f!psu s~ext If the said Swiss Mat
"a nn6 Beulah Eiattox. Defen-
x \, ana to said property.
snls ~ brownsville. Texas, this
i NJ april, A ID. 1880.
Gay w r. Brown
sf If Cameron County. Tex
(5ns BY L. A. Jagou, Deputy.
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sHERIFFs SALE
Real Estate
~ A OF x
2uNTY OF


~ r0kfe Of an execution ard
peT Gle issued out Of the Hon
aD.e Dlstkict Court Of Bexar Conn
ao1n judicial District Of Texas,
sne TN day OF April 1880. by the
thereof. in the case OF 3. f.
Iiar Company VS. II. J. Sidner
! NO. B-56.4l3, and to me as
s,1nI directed and delivered. ]
proceed TO sell to the highest
s; Tor cash. between the hours
'.vu a. m. and 400 p. m. May s,
y being the first Tuesday in
IL month, before the Court House
81 Cameron County, Texas. IN
II clry OF Brownsville, the follow
described real estate: to-xit.
o. q lot number twenty-one CID
~ the west half CWk) Of lot
nner twenty (20) in block num-
one I'd, Brooks Lawn Addition
Il city of Harrington, Cameron
Iunty, Texas.
levied on the 10th day OF April,
~. and TO be sold 70 satisfy a
ngment dated March II. 1880 and
roIced In the minutes Of said
4 70 volume 81. pages 2l7-2i9.
favor OF b. +. Dittmar Company.
gsporation, against defendants T.
o.uener and Nancy Jane Sidener
z sum Of six thousand seven
nuFed eiehty-six and $500 dol
1850 with interest at the
OF ten per cent lOgs) Der an
from March II. 1880. until
and all costs Of suit. and the
nler costs OF sale, together with
1eclosure OF two deeds Of trust
on the above described o
ss said liens existed on the
gay OF November. 1927. against
ncsnts T.. j. Sidener. Nancy
Sloener and H. L. Chapman.
'en under my hand April 18th.
W. r. Brown, Sheriff
Cameron County, Texas
/. ossou. Deputy.
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