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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-15
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

such District as a District organized
under the provisions of Section 50,
OF Article Is, OF the Constitution OF
the State Of Texas, and Chapter %,
OF the General Laws Of the Thirty
Ninth Legislature Of said State, and
amendments thereto; and
Whereas. thereafter az an election
held in said District on the 18th
day Of August. 1880. a majority OF
the qualified electors, who were
qualified property taxpayers OF said
District, voted in favor of the con-
firmation Of said District; and
Whereas. thereafter on the Attn
day Of September, 1880. the board Of
directors OF said district passed an
order in compliance with Section
IS, of Chapter $50. Acts OF the
Forty-First Legislature, Regular
Session. 1929. setting down for hear
ing the question OF exclusions OF
land or other property from said
District. said hearing being set for
the 9Th day Of october, A. D. 1880.
and
Whereas, on said 9Th day Of Oct
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-15
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
her. A. D. 1880. the board OF direc-

ober. A. d. 1880. the board OF direc-
tors held said hearing ana consider
cd all engineering data and other
evidence submitted. and found that
1t was not practicable, just or desir-
able that any land or other property
should be excluded from said Dis
trict: and
Whereas, there has been filed In
the office OF the district an engl-
neer's report covering plans for the
construction Of the plant and i'm
provements to carry out the purpose
Of the organization or said district,
which said engineers report and es-
Inmates covering said plan ard i'm
provements are accompanied by
maps. plats. profiles and data fully
showing and explaining the same,
which said report. estimates. maps,
plats. profiles an. data r now on
file in the office of Cameron County
Water Control and Improvement
District Number Is: and
Whereas. said report. plans, cs-
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LEGAL ADVERTISING
ELECTION NOTICE
THE STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF CAMERON

AI1E IL OF EAA
COUNTY OF CAMERON
To the resident properly taxpay-
ing voters of Cameron County Water
Control and improvement District
Number 16.
Take notice that an election will
be held on the l4th day of Novem-
Der. 1880. for the purpose of deter
mining whether or not the resident
property taxpayers. who are quail
fled voters Of said District. desire
TO authorize the issuance OF bonds
on the faith and credit Of said dis
trict II the amount Of s4s2 .0O0c co.
in obedience 10 an order entered by
the Board ar Directors Of Cameron
County Water Control and Improve
ment District Number 10. which or
der is as follows:
On this. the 18th day Of October.
1880. the Board Of Directors or
Cameron County Water Control and
Improvement District Nc. 1s con-
vened In special session at the office
If said district at Monte G-ande
Townsite. the regular meeting place
Of said board. with all members
thereof present.
Upon motion duly made and sec
onded, the following order was pass
ed bv unanimous vote and ordered
entered upon the minutes CT said
board.
Whereas. heretofore, TO wit. on
The 25th day of June. 1880, a petit
ton signed by the requisite number
OF qualified petitioners and In due
form as required by law. praying for
the organization Of a water control
and improvement district in Cam
eron CouHay. Texas, designating the
name OF said district to be Cameron
County Water Control and I'M
provement District Number Is. was
filed in the office OF the county
clerk Of said county, and after the
filing Of said petition an order was
duly made BY the county judge OF
said county setting said petition
down for hearing by the Commits
sioners Court of said county on the
cath day of July. 1880. at 9 o'clock,
a. m. and
whereas. said Commissioners
court Of Cameron County. Texas. BY
its order dated July oath. 1880.
granted said petition for the organ
ization Of Cameron County Water
Control and Improvement District
Number ia. and duly established
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-15
QUEEN


He's been a carefree. quick-on-
the-draw Vrginian. He's been q
drawing. easy going Texan. AT
the moment he's to be seen anr
heard on the screen or the Queen
theater. Brownsville. as "A Man
From wyoming" But this time he's
apt 70 fool YOU. For Gary Cooper
land you must have guessed his
name By now has temporarily
forsaken the role OF a western
hero. that Is in a sense. For II
his new starring picture. he's ?
man from Wyoming all right. but
The pictures vivid action takes
place in France. This time Gary
as n broad shouldered engineer
serving with the A. z. r. finds
u~nexpected and tempestunus ro-
nance in the shell torn front or
the Argonne.
It's a fine role FOR Gary too. One
that gives him every opportunity
- interpret a strong. he-i..an par.
that Is. 70 use the slang Of thr
dar. rirht up his allev.
From this point. the pictures
story takes several highly drama
tic twists snd turns as Cooner +
torn from the arms n the bride he
has hardly kissed. There Is a now
crful. carefully projected climax
when CooDer. falsely renorted kill
ed IN action. comes ace 70 fac
With his youthful. ~disillusioned
bride who believes him dead.
As the man from Wyoming uhn
finds romance on the battlefields
Of France. Gary Cooper gives one
Of the best performances Of his
career. And June Coiiver. WIZ
scored - favorablv IN illusion" X
charming and believz\Ie as the
girl Cooper loves. Others IN the
cast include Morgan Farley. Regis
Toon1ey and Mary Foy.
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60 When any person appears at
the polls to vote who is not known
TO the election officers to be quail
fled voter and a property taxpayer,
or when his vote is challenged, he
shall be required to subscribe and
swear to the following oath TO be
administered by one OF the election
judges, which oath the Judges of
said election are authorized To adj
minister.
Il do solemnly swear cor affirm
That l am a qualified voter and a
property taxpayer in the district. l
did not acquire property prior to
this election for the purpose Of vot-
ing, but am a bona fide property
taxpayer in the District
When any voter is required to
subscribe TO such oath, the word
sworn shall be written upon the
poll list opposite the name OF such
voter.
The territory embraced in said
Cameron County Water Control and
Improvement District Number Is is
fully described in the order passed
by the Commissioners Court Of
Cameron County. Texas. on the oath
day of July. 1880; establishing said
district, which order is of record in
the minutes Of said court. subject
to the inspection Of all persons
desiring to examine the same.
Z. Notice of said election shall
be given by the presid ut and secre-
tary as provided by law BY publi-
cation Of such notice once a week
for four consecutive weeks In some
newspaper having general circula-
ten in Cameron County. Texas. the
first OF which publications shall be
at least twenty-eight t28l days be-
fore the date OF said election. Such
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Today's Radio Features
KwwG PROGRAM FOR wEDNEsDl

KWWG PROGRAM FOR WEDNESDAY
.00-6:i5-Announcemens: musical program.
6l5-6:25-Program of the Union Mutual Lie CO. of Iowa.
6:25-6:50-Dinner concert.
6.50-6:53-Velvet Butter Time Service.
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9O0-9:30-Popular request program.
930-9:45-Rcarda Northrop. violin; Paul kennard. piano.
9:45-i0:00-Popular vocal selections.
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Establishing hits from current talking pictures.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-15
FOR YOUR HEALTH S SAKE
Drina
Electrified Ozone
Water
Phone '66
Legal ADVERTISEMENT

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
notice shall contain substantially the
proposition to be voted upon and
shall contain a summary Of the en-
gineer's estimate Of the cost Of the
proposed Improvements and any eS-
innate or estimates made by the
beard of Directors in its order for
the election covering sums 10 be I'M
Guided I'll the proposed bond issue
Witness cur hands and seal Of
said district. this. the 18th day OF
October. 1880.
SEAL
j. LLOYD Parker
President, Board OF DIrec-
tors OF Cameron County
Water Control and indie
pendent District Number ID
Y. n. Lucas
Secretary, Board Of Direc-
tors of Cameron County
Water Control and indie
pendent District Number i3
I0-l5-22-29-5-4t-387l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-15
, MOVIE \
H<lDElGHNB
VALLEY THEATERS
WEDNESDAY


Brownsville
Capitol--"Monte Carlo: jeanette
Macdonald and Jack Buchanan
Queen-"Man from Wyoming"
Carr Cooper.
Harrington
Arcadia-"Call Of the Flesh
Ramon Novarro. Renee Adoree
and Dorothy Jordan.
Rialto--Man Trouble: Milton
SillS.
Mercedes
Capitol-~High Society Blues"
Janet Gaynor and Charles
Farrell.
Palace-"The Spoilers; Gary
Cooper.
Queen-"Born Reckless: Ed
mund Lowe.
Mission
Mission Theater-"One Night al
Susie'S"; Billie Dove.
Raymondville-
New Theater-"Safety in Num-
bers": Buddy Rogers.
San Bcnito-
Rivoli-~King o. Jazz; Paul
Whiteman.
Palace-"Hide Out" James Muir
ray.
Weslaco-
Ritz-"Romance"; Greta Carlo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-15
REAL ESTATE

THE NIGHT SCHOOL season is
open. Many need practice type
writers. It's a good time "a sell
and CASH a Faits .our nd. Phone
your ad to Herald Want Ad Head
quarters. No. 8.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-15
CAPITOL


One OF the most important and
widely heralded Paramount pic
lures for the 1930-l93I season ]
now being shown at the Capitol.
The picture Is an Ernst Lubitsch
production entitled Monte Carlo"
It Is a sly. thoroughly gay comedy
with music, featuring jeanette
Macdonald. who scored hits In THE
Love Parade" The Vagabond
King" and Let's Go Native;;" and
Jack Buchanan. the popular E.g-
llsh musical comedy star. seen last
season on Broadway in Wake Up
And Dream
Monte Carlo Is a fast moving.
tongue-in-cheek musical romance
chuck full of the inimitable and
novel touches that characterize
every picture Lubitsch has made
Many or the comedy situations are
treated so differently and so gayly
that audiences are sure to finr
every minute of Monte Carlo"
rare entertainment.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-15
PERSONAL

WILL FRIENDS or former bust
ness associates Of S. G.. Park conf
municate with me? Important
Address Has Herald HISS
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-15

SPANISH : AMERICAN partner:
81 900 capital required Business
will net upward Of $4,000 monthly
Unlimited opportunity for go-get-
ter. Must speak Spanish. Box
HOS Herald. H-l05
New Britain herald., 1930-08-11
L0WREY FAMILY REUNION
 RECALLS 18TH CENTURY
Descendants of Early Settlers in Red Stone District Meet Again
 in Bristol.

Eighty-four descendants and rela lives attended the 54th annual re- union of the Lowrey family. held Saturday at the Burlington avenue. community house in Bristol T. L. Weed of New Britain presided in the absence of the president, Edwin Lowrey.
 Members of the family were pres ent from Springfield, Hartford, Bris- tol, Bloomfield, Simsbury, New Brit ain and other parts of Connecticut and Massachusetts.
 A dinner was served after which a business meeting was held end the following officers. elected for the coming year: President, Clarence Strong of Simsbury; e-prcsiGclt, Earle Bishop of New Britain; sec retary, Miss Maude Bunncll, Forest vile; treasurer, Miss Lucia Norton, Bristol; historian and registrar, Miss Elizabeth SWann, Springfield, Mass; press correspondent, Mrs. r. <. Pres ton, New Britain: committee on ar engagements, Frank Kennedy, East Bristol, Clarence Strong and Earle Bishop; chairman O ftablc commit tee, Mrs. Clarence Strong.
 The LoWrey family settled in the Red Stone district near Plaiavjlle during the 18th century, the original settlers being Thomas and IaIy LOWrey.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-11
ENDS LONG CRAWL
 AND PAYS HIS BET
Gus Kennedy Completets Pil-
 grimage to Oil Gusher

Little Rock. Ark. Aug. Il P'-- When the crawl is ended, then be- gins the pain.
 Such was the opinion today of Gus Kennedy. "shindig" dcrhyist, whose only mementos Of weeks 1S mile crawl were a pair Of badly blstered knees and a lame back.
 Kennedy brought his long crawl to q grand finale at dawn yesterday at the derrick Of the Lenz discov- cry well, paying a wager that the well never would see the flow of oil
 Bringing up the rear came J. 3 Browne. his betting partner. who trundled wheelbarrow safely into port directly behind Kennedy.
 Two farm youths from the cotton patches of FOuke, who entered the derby Thursday-just for the fun Of it. clambered in a few hours be- hind Kennedy and Brown after I nine mile lap Saturday night.
 Far behind, in the dust of the highway, two young womcn-sisters fighting for the supremacy Of their sex, temporarily decided they had demonstrated their ability suffi- cenfly 10 warrant withdrawal
 Miss VIolette Grisson, who chose 10 crawl. was pained by her sister, Mrs Edith Croson, who push cd a habv carriage in lieu Of q wheelbarrow. They started the trek Thursday night.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-11
STATE TITLE WON BY LEGION CORPS
Eddy-Gl0Yer Post Takes Cham
 pionship in Bridgeport Meet

The drum and bugle corps of Eddy-Glover post, No. 6, American Legion, of this city, stamped itself as the best corps of it's class in the state at the 45th annual convention of the Connecticut Pliers and Drum mers association, held Saturday at Lighthouse Point and added the as sociation title to the Legion cham pionship won two weeks before at Bridgeport.
 Other corps from this district did not fare so well. but none returned home without some prize to show for its efforts. St Pauls Y. NJ. T. A. & B. corps of kensington finished third in exceptionally keen competition in the modern fife and drum class, be- ing bested only by the Father Mathew corps of Hartford and the Silver City corps of Meriden. The PlainviNe corps also took a third prize, in the ancient fife and drum playing class. the Pacific Hose Co.,. Of Bridgeport and the Yalcsville NOI iS ! dIIhlHS dboNf It. Nlltcl4tI, post, American Legion, of Southing- ton, took third award in the fife, drum. and bugle playing, being out scored by the Torrington corps and that representing the goth Fleet Di- vision, Naval Reserve, of Bridgeport, while the corps Of Plymouth post, American Legion, Of Terryville, was fourth in this class.
 James Bonney Of the New Britain Y, NJ. T. 4. &c B. corps, defending state champion in fife playing, lost his title but finished second in this competition. T. Buys of Plainville won third prize for individual an- Cient bass drumming.
 Richard Huhe of Troop 4, Boy Scouts of America Trumpet band. captured second place in the indi- vidual bugle contest, junior class, in his first appearance in competitive playing,
 The three St. Francis corps, repre- senting the parish and orphan asy- lum of that name in New Haven. made almost Q clean sweep Tn the junior class, taking every first prize for which they competed.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-11
SAYS LABOR HEAD
 INSPIRED ASSASSIN
Portes Gil Says Hands Never
 SOiIed by Blood

Mexico City. Aug. 11.-(Pt-Luis Morones. Mexican labor leader and former minister. was charged with 8 share Of responsibility for the as sassinarion O. general Alvaro Obre- son hy former President Emilio Portes Gil in a political broadside published in todays papers.
 Senor Portes Gil spoke to a large crowd outside his home He used the opportunity 10 answer accusations Of Morones that he had plotted 10 have Pascual Ortiz Rubio the present president ot Mexico. assassinated during his tour Of the tinted States prior 10 his inauguration.
 The speech that Norones made in the Hidalgo rhoatar Of Orizaha April 3o, 1928, famed the spirit that moved the hand Of tho assassin. Jose Dc Laon ToraL' Sr. Portes Gil said. False labor leaders sowed an at mosphere Of assassination during General Obregon's political cam paign. They continue 10 SOW seeds Of hate and tragedy now. But # was the weight or Obregon's body which sank them definitely from power"
 Senor Portos Gil termed th, charges that he had plotted against President, Ortiz Rublo a calumny. T can proclaim proudly to the na- tion," h. said, that I have never soiled my hands with blood.'
 The former president has just re- turned from trip 10 Cuba and tho United States. lie is resuming his work immediately as head O the na- ,jonal revolutionary party. Upon his departure recently Morones charged tha, he vas fleeing the country
New Britain herald., 1930-08-11
BORDER RUM FIGHT CLAIMS 2 VICTIMS
J. s. Customs Inspector and
 Mexican Smu6gler Slain

Latoria. Tex. Aug. 11.-tP-A fresh outbreak of gun fighting be- tween border patrolmen and liquor smugglers has accounted for the death Of an officer, q Mexican and the probable fatal wounding Of an- other Mexican.
 Marearito Rodriguez, 20, was shot 10 death and his brother Victor, 23. was wounded yesterday by sheriff's posse searching for the slayers of Burt Ellis, customers inspector slain Saturday night by seven bootleggers he surprised uncrating liquor activi- ties near Mexican dance hall at Hargill, Hidalgo county.
 The posse encountered the Mexi- cans in q cotton field near Laferia. Rodriguez vas killed and his brother wounded in an exchange Of shots. The officers said they were fired up- on first by the McXicans.
 At an inquest into Rodriguez death. a verdict was returned that death was due to gunshot wounds inflicted in a gunnght with officers of the law"