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The Nome nugget., 1930-09-13
NOTICE OF SALE

NoiiCE IS ftEhEB1 gwen lnd | under and by virtue of a Judg- ment and Order of Sale of the District Court for the Second Divi- sion of the Territory of Alaska, Made on the 6.h day of September 1880, in the Case of the Keewalik Mining Company, a corporation. Plaintiff, against John L. Herbert, Miners and Merchants ank of Al iaska. corporation, c. V. Olson, J. H. Johnston. J. J. Stokes Trust ee for the Creditors of T. S. Kron- quist, and J. J. Stokes. individual | ly, Defendants, the undersigned J. J. Stokes, Trustee will sell at Pub , lie Auction. subject to the confir- Monday, the 13 day of October | f30, at the hour of twelve o'clock noon of said day, at the front door of the court house in Nome. Alas ka, all the real and personal pro perty mentioned in said judgment and Order of Sale, or so much there of as is necessary to satisfy the claims of the various creditors of the said T. s. Kronquist named in said judgment and Order of Sale, amounting to s1S,000.00 with in terest from May 1, 1921, at twelve t-ifh crued costs, to the highest and 1 best bidder for each. Said real and personal property so to be sold is particularly describe as follows: Greek Gains Nos. 3. 4. 5. and G. on Candle Creek below Blank Creek. together with all mining machinery, equipment, tools, and buildings thereon, also one ditch and water right on the hillside on the right limit of Candle Creek, extending fEom Blank Creek to the lower part of No. 6 Below Blank 12 feet each, one sixteen horse- poer Stickney engine one carbide | light, one pipemaking machine. seven hydraulic gates, one giant. and about twenty-four els and tees for same, fifty cast iron rifles 14 by 26, two hydraulic lifts about II inches, complete with upcast pipe, one lot of rail rifles, 200 1t. hydraulic pipe 12 inches, 600 fit. of hydraulic pipe 16 ins., 750 fit. of hydraulic pipe 20 ins:, 100 it. of hydraulic pipe 22 ins., 100 it.. of hydraulic pipe A ins.. one lot of pipe s. g, and II ins., all of which said personal property is situated on Candle Creek, most of it being on and around 6 Below Blank Creek, the main pipe lying from the penStock at the end of the aforementioned ditch to Candle Creek and extending down to No. 6 Below Blank Greek, including all the interest which one T. s. Kronquist, now deceased, had in said real and personal property on and prior to September 29th. 1924, all of said real and personal property benig situated in Fair haven Recording District, Terri tory of Alaska. Second Division.
 J. J. STOKES,
 Trustee for the Creditors
 Of T. s. krOnquist.
 Publish-Sept. IS, 20, 27, Oct
The Nome nugget., 1930-09-13

The gravelling of front street, beginning at the lighterage con- pany is progressing steadily and
 is almost completed up to Barracks Spare. They will gravel only as far as the Surprise Store this year.
The Nome nugget., 1930-09-13
LOCAL NEWS

Andrew Eaber, a native pleaded guilty to grand larceny in con nection with a check issued by Hans Samuelson. He was sentenc- ed to two years at the penitentiary on McNeil's Island.
The Nome nugget., 1930-09-13
Jomen Com'l Co. Erect Poles

The Lomen Commercial Co.,, this week completed the erection of its highline lighterage equipment, Both poles, one out at sea, and the other on the dock, were hoisted into position during the week and are now in readiness for operation Small minor matters are being clear ed up and all the equipment nee essary for Egh,ering freight ashore by this means, placed in position.
The Nome nugget., 1930-09-13
NIcKenna

Watch for the subscription blank for the Eielson Memorial Fund. It will most likely appear in next weeks issue of the Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1930-09-13

The T. 2. Cutter Northland, Captain C. D. Jones, in command arrived at Nome Thursday evening from Teller The Northland was dispatched from Unalaska to tow the disabled Silver Wave" of the Arctic Transport Co.,, from Elephant Point to Teller, where it will re- main until the Baldwin is ready to leave southbound for the seas on, when it will be lowed to dry dock in Lake Union at Seattle
The Nome nugget., 1930-09-13

l. O O VI MEETING Loyal Order of Moose will hold meeting, Monday night, 500 p.m. Sharp.
 W. H. Koch, Secty.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-19

\ PHILADELPHIA. April IL Fly"
as handsome and sturdy a shepherd
as ever was trained for police service,
is entering upon her seventh year
as a life termer' in the Eastrn
State Penitentiary here.
Whereas she could easily be a
prize winner at the swanky dog
shows Of the land, surrounded BY
silver cups and gold buttons, as her
blue blooded was before her, Fly's
surroundings are the grim lines OF
cells and her friends are the men
she might have been trained to
hunt.
Sentence OF Loyalty
Hers, however. is the self i'm
posed sentence OF loyalty, and IN
I'll Convict No. 1911, now serving a
life term for manslaughter, walks
from the prison doors, Fly will be
content to spend her nights in the
kennel at the end Of a dingy, barred
corridor, and her days at the side
Of her master, who was once known
as Martin Fleming. Sixteen years
ago Fleming. a restaurant keeper,
dropped that name for a number
following a crime growing out Of q
heated quarrel.
Already the tenderness towards
this dog-and others-displayed by
the prisoner, has attracted the at
tention of officials. and, one day
1t may play a part in his release.
In the immediate affairs OF the pri-
son this kinship with dogs has set
him apart. Certain strict regu-
lations have been made a bit elias
tic, and SO he has seldom been with
out a canine cell-mate.
Several Vicious Fights
Shorty after his arrival a ken
mel Of airedales on the prison
grounds became unmanageable. Sew
eral vicious fights had taken place.
Their keepers were having consider
able trouble, but Fleming managed
somehow to bring about a truce.
But only after one Of the puppies
had been 50 badly chewed that it was
thought best 10 shoot the dee. The
prisoner asked for the privilege OF
nursing the pup. took him to his
cell and restored him to health.
No. 1911 was allowed 10 keep his pet,
which died some seven years ago.
A fellow convict, about to gain
his liberty, noticed that No. 1911
was heartbroken over his loss. Upon
release the prisoner bought a shep-
herd puppy and sent II to Fleming.
After considerable red tape, the pri-
son officials allowed the lifer TO
have another companion.
And so Fly came to Cherry HILL"
as they call the prison. That was
Mt the name under which the dog
was registered, but it was SO christ
ened because 1t happened to be the
name or a dog Fleming had owned
In Ireland. long before he emigrated
to America.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-19

ard Ratch. et al. el2,5Oo.O0. WV.
&C. Of Z. 20 &C. Lot II, Sec. /.
Tex Mex.
MrG. Pearl Martin Dustin
Mrs. @. w. Martin. $1,000. ).
Lot 4. Block 18S. Mission townsl.
Mercedes Cemetery Assn. To Jc
Standby Estate. . IL Lot le. BI
8. Mercedes Cemetery.
wv. a. Baumann, ct ux to =.
Altman, ct al. $1,000. Lot 7. Bl
90. E~dinburg.
F. p. Phares. ct al TO Isaac
Bailey. Sl.00. Lot 81, Block r.
Lot So. Block /. Hammond CT.
Fannie Jordan 70 y. Van r.
Shorst. $1,000. N. . ac. TO q. 4
&C. Lot 254. John II. Shary SUBJ
j. Van Ramshorst, et INK 10 e
Cox. $1,000. N. 5 &C. OF s. 1919
Lot 254. Jno. III. Shary Subd.
A. r.. q. l.. a. /. Co. to j. II. IA
old. s4Sl400. Part Block 1877.
CampacuaS.
Richard Henderson et TX 70
ID. Hunter. $1,000. nv IL Lot ". ~
8, Cont. 22.52 &C. Steele & Pc
ing Subd.
Missionary Society OF OBJ
Fathers or Texas 10 Mrs. Flor
nj. Hayes. $4,000 Lot A. Block
Mission townSite.
Roy Bronander to G.. T.. Or
$1,000. Lots 10 and IS, Block
Turner Tract.
Z. M. Goodwin to Peter Cagna
$87l2.50. Lot 16. Block ., &C
win Tract Subd. No. 2.
American Land co. on Texa
VIM. and Louetta r.. Neseme
Sc. 100000. w. 10 &C. Lot ~, Called
MAN Estates Subd.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-19
COUNTY


ProGreso Development Co. to Max
| Goeres. S57O7.00 .. 4.39 &C. Lot las,
Llano Grande Subd.
u. $. Graham, ct w to Gulf Coast
| Orchards Co. $1,000. ; IL Lot ~,
Curry No. 2.
=. X. Potts to George M. King
ton. $4,000. S. 20 &C. Of N. Is &C.
Lot I. Block %, La Donna Plat.
+. K. Potts to W. W. Kington.
$8750.00 Lots ! and 2, Block "a,
Donna plat.
Capitol State Bank, 70 Edinburg
State Bank az Trust Co. $1,000. Lot
10. Block 276. Edinburg.
Capitol State Bank to EdInburg
State Bank a. Trust Co. N. IL Lot
y. John H Shary Subd.; u. 10 &C.
Of w. 20 &C. Lot is, Sec. 233, Tex
Mex.
Bert M. Cromack. ct ux to Lester
Aaron. $2500.00. Lots 9, Is and is,
Sec. A, Hidalgo Canal Co.
u. Guerra & Sons to Lorenzo
Garcia. Lot is, Block 2. Guerra
Addn. to McAllen.
T.. M. Houston 70 Nick Doffing.
$1,000. w liz Lot 8, Block SO, Alamo
Tract Subd.
Charles j. vollmer ct ux to II. r.
Whitman ct ux. $4,000. Lot G. b.
l.. Miller Subd.
Louis Novak to United Benefit
Life Ins. Co. $1,000. Block los, Ia
Blanca Subd.
Ed. B. Olson. Sub. TT. 10 South
land Life InS. Co. 100000. W.. is
&C. and z. 1923 &C. Lot III: and
X. 1888 nc. Farm Tract 10. Adams
Tract Subd.
Paul Brandt TO James . Wright.
Ss.OO0.O0. Lot 81, Santa Ana Subd.
Unit No. 3.
II. y. Burns to George w. sturtz.
100000. w. IL Of S. 20 &C. Lot So.
Holt Tract.
William p. Sturtz to George A.
Earnhardt. 100000. 8 IL or i 10
Of 5. 20 &C. Lot So, Holt Tract. N l-2
OF u IL Of 8 20 &C. Lot 81, Holt
Tract.
George II. Sturtz ct TX to George
a. Earnhardt. 100000 w IL OF u.
20 &C. Lot So, Holt Tract.
Nick DOffing Co. to T.. "A. MarkIp
S2SOO.OO n. 5 &C. Lot 5, Nick Dof-
fling Subd. No. 3.
Z. M. Frisby ct ux to Legrand
Pace. S3.O00.00. Lots 5, 8, Y, 9, 9. 10.
Block l3, Alta Mira Subd. Lots A.
D, 8. q, 8 and 9. Block Il, Alta Mira
Subd- Lots ! to IS. Inc. Block is.
Alta Mira Subd.
Gulf Coast Orchards co. 70 Rich
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blk. 800, Brownsville $50 100000.
A. z. Whitney 70 Edward J. and
Ruth b. Mccoy; West five acres or
the northeast ten &C. blk. 242. San
Benito Irrigation Co, 4. 8. CT. s10.
j. G. Bennett TO Edward J. Nc
Coy: West Five acres Of the north
east ten acres of blk. 242, San BIO.
Irrig. Co.'S Sub. $1,000.
The First Natl. Bank. Browns
vile, Texas, G. r. Tyrrell, tr. TO
l.. T.. Ilgenfritz, May Fl. InglenfrItz:
East five acres blk. 20. Sec. 3 Unit
3 Bay View citrus groves Sub. plat
ga $1,000.
"A. Wayne Wood. Gleed Gaylord
to Martin q. Taft; l2.25 acres
being part blk. 50, Rice TT. Sub. San
p. de G. CT. plat TAP. $1,000.
Berry Properties Inc. to VIM. ].
Schneider: the West ten and S-f0
CIV. 10.s) ere Of blk. 6. Briggs
g. Coleman Sub. Sur. 40 SIS. $4,000.
Berry Properties Inc. 10 VIM. j.
Schneider: the East o. acres blk. S
Briggs g. Coleman Sub. 40, s11,-
$500.
II. M. Ingram, M. 4. Bradford 10
So. Id. Life ms. Co.; farm lots Is,
La Feria Ct. MINI. Tex. L. a. I.
Co.. $1,000.
Charles Larson, Augusta Larson
TO d. <. Walker: lot % OF blk. II.
East Avondale $1,000.
w. II. and Anna Z. Page 10 j. III.
Ingram. an undiv. 10 inf in iots
SO and ga, Palm Boulevard Sur. 40,
100000.
Lewis M. Upton. Eta =. Upton
to w. T. Page: Lots So and 81, Palm
Boulevard Sur. 40, 100000.
w. x. Smell to G. p. Parsons,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-19

malaria is on the increase
and Is fast becoming one of
fhe serious health problems
Of the South" according to 9
prominent medical authority
who recently addressed q
gathering of physicians, and
Stated that "the use OF quiz
nine IS the only certain cure
we have today"
Thousands Of people who
have taken Lax-ana to relieve
rnalarial chills and fever find
that this prescription is eff
fective because it contains
the required amount of quiz.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-19
School Favorites
Selected by Class
(SpeciaI 70 The Herald

Nok(CAAA ~ &1~
PHARR, April 1e-The favorites
for the Pharr-San Juan Senior
high school have been elected by
the students in a vote taken re-
Gently. sponsored by the junior
class. Margaret Flowers was select
ed as the prettiest girl: Ruth Bell,
best-all- around- girl; Mary Rather
Inc Casey. most popular girl.
Boys: Lucius Polk, most hand
some; Franklin Brant, best-all-
round: Arthur Calhoun, most pop
ular boy; John Wilder, class wit.
The juniors have definitely de-
cided that the Junior Senior ban
quet will be given at the McColl
clubhouse on the evening OF May
10. More than $50 persons are ex-
pected to BE- present at this an
nual affair.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-19
MURDERER IS
GIVEN LIFE
Husband Adjudged Guilty
Of Hiring Man To
Kill Wife

ANTHONY. Kas., April Is=F-A
Jury today returned q verdict Of
first degree murder against Ben s..
Turner. elderly salt plant superin-
tendent accused OF hiring Jim
Strutton. young employee, to kill
Mrs. Turner.
The verdict carries a penalty Of
life Imprisonment.
Strutton, who confessed the slay-
ing, claimed Turner hired him to
kill Mrs. Turner at the Turner
home here the evening of Feb. 20.
Strutton said he secreted himself
In the house until Mrs. Turner re-
turned from a shopping trip and
then beat, choked. and shot her 70
death. He said he received SIS OF e
promised Sl35 from Turner.
The state commended that Turner
associated with other women, drank
and desired his wife out Of the way
in order that he might pursue a
gay life.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-19
City Briefs

Court In Recess.-The criminal
district court has been recessed for
the week.
Attend Celebration.-C county
Judge o. c. Dancy and County En-
gineer w. o. Washington left
Brownsville Friday morning for
Corpus Christi where they will at
tend a celebration I'm honor Of clos
ing another gap IN the Hug-the-
Coast highway.
ChIldren's Easter Hats at Amaya's
Millinery. adv.
Leaving.-Major lingo Garcia MI
fares, Matamoros, left the local mu-
nicipal airport by plane for Mexico
City Saturday.
Coming.-Col. Roberto Fiero, in
charge OF the civil aviation in Next
CO. and Lie. Espinosa Mireles, both
Of Mexico City. will arrive In
Brownsville Sunday for a brief visit
here. They plan to return to the
southern capital Monday.
Here.-James Ryan, OF Harlingen.
was a visitor in Brownsville Friday,
spending the night here.
In Town.-John McSpadden. OF
Olmito. was a visitor in the city
Friday and Saturday.
From Pt. Isabelle. Graves, Of
Point Isabel, was In Brownsville on
business Friday, returning 70 the
Point Saturday.
In Brownsville.-Reed Lehman
and O.. l.. Moody were here on
business Friday. Mr.. Lehman Is
from weslaco. Mr.. Moody from
Harlingen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-19
Oil Tariff Sought
By Independents

FORT WORTH. April is-F-
Delegates TO the first annual con-
vention OF the Independent Petrol
cum Association OF America worked
today on q program seeking a
tariff on oil and plans for q do
r1estic campaign against foreign
importers.
Preiiminaries were put behind
yesterday at a meeting Of officers
Of the association with officers OF
affiliated associations.
Directors Of the association voted
20 postpone action on a legislative
program which would effect further
proration until after the amount
OF oil imported had been reduced
on until q tariff Of 81 a barrel on
crude be made effective.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-19
Cameron Courts

Feria, Texas. being lots Is and &c
block Il" Potter and Watson ad-
dition. La Feria. $4,000.
Laura A. and w. M. Egan to G
M. Drayton, lot Q, block 5, River
side Park addition, Brownsville
$1,000.
w. NJ. and Laura E. Egan to d.
O. and Dorothy 3. Richardson, lot
8. block 5. Riverside Park addition,
Brownsville. $1,000.
W. M. and Laura "A. EEan TO j
O.. Philen, Jr., j. +. Whitelaw, Jr.
lot a, block 5, Riverside Park adj
dition. Brownsville. $1,000.
A. L. Whitney to Clarence Bord-
ner, Martha Bordner, east five acres
Of the east one half OF the north
half block 242, San Benito /. Co
5000.
George Z. Phillips to Louis Miller,
being out Of section "a, Georgetown
r r survey. $1,000.
G. s. and Mrs. c. s. Wroten 10
George X. Phillips, out OF section "a,
Georgetown r. r. survey. $4,000
j. M. and Ruth r. Green to Mile
z. Yoder. being lot II. block 4,
Castle ct. addition, Harrington
$1,000.
Harlingen Orchards Co. to Cam
eron County w. Imp. Dist, /, being
40 feet in width beginning with the
". w. corner block 36, Briggs and
Coleman Sub. 271-2. $1,000.
H. G. Harding, TT. to Cuates Dew.
Co., the north ten acres, lot 10,
block 5, plat 2. Citrus Gardens Sub.
Sec. 2, Sh. "a, E. S. ct. plat 81.
$1,000.
Cuates Dew. co. TO Frank G. Ru-
gen, the north ten acres lot is,
block 5, p lat 2, Citrus Gdns. Sub.
Sec. z. Sh. n, Z. S. CT. plat ST..
$4,000.
Manuel Carral Fernandez. Este
fana II. Carral, Miguel Carral,
Manuel Canales Carral, Micaela
Carral to Manuel Carral Fernandez
also known as Manuel Carral, Jr.
lot II. block 3l7, Brownsville. Il
Micaela Carral lot 3, block 8
Brownsville.
Maggie Borenson TT. under viii
OF Peter Sorensne. decd. to Harry
F. Sorensen and Matte z. Church.
Ill; tract No. 2. block 73. San q. T.
g. w Co. G de c. CT. $1.00.
Maggie Sorenson. Tr. under viii
Of Peter Sorenson, Decd. TO Harold
X. Sorenson; tract 3. block 70, Sar
B. L. e. w. Co. G. de G. ct. $l.O0
Maggie Sorenson. IT. under vii
Of Peter Sorneson. Decd. 70 Thee
NJ. Sorenson; tract 5 block 70, Sar
b. L. a. co. g. de @. CT. s1!00
Maggie Sorenson. II. for Peter
Sorenson. Decd. to Clarence r
Sorenson. tract /. blk. 70 San p
L. & w. CO. G. de c. ct. O1.00
Maggie Sorenson. Tr. under viii
OF Peter Sorenson. Decd. to Anna
M. Wright. Rt. /. San Bio. sl.O0.
Burt E. Hinkley. Theresa r. Hin
kley TO Burt z. Hinkley Jr.. Hor-
tense Ward Hinkley; lots !, 2, 3
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-19
Former Mail Carrier
Dies in McAllen

Especial g. The Heraldl
McALLEN, April led Beal.
mail carrier ct Brownsville for q
number Of years. died here Thurs
day evening Of heart failure.
Beal, an elderly man, had Just
come In off the National Gunite
Construction company's operation
north OF McAllen. where he was
employed as a water carrier, and
had gone to a little grocery store
In the Mexican district here 10
buy food for the evening neal. He
suddenly slumped TO floor, the
store keeper said. and although a
doctor was called. died instantly.
II. r. Street, foreman Of the
gang on which Beal was working,
notified relatives OF the man on
Fl Jardin tract near Brownsville.
Less than six hours before his
death the aged ma had been ask
ed by q fellow workman, "HoT
many more years do you think
you're going 10 live, Dad?"
"Oh, about 80" he replied.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-19
Electrical Talks
Especial to The Herald.)

RIO HONDO. April l9-F. G. Lud-
den. district manager Of the Cen
tral Power and Light CO. was the
principal speaker at the Business
Mems luncheon club here this week.
Mr.. Ludden told the club members
OF "the benefit Of outer connection
in the electrical industry"
The -Four Kilowatts" sang Rio
Grande Valley Tome"
A talk was also given by b. A.
Epstein local manager OF the G.
p. 81 i.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-19
SUMMARY

The weather was fair 70 partly
cloudy at the morning observation
practically throughout the country
east Of the Rocky Mountains. and
cloudy 10 unsettled IN the western
state. where light 70 moderate pre-
cipitation was rather general with
In the last "A hours. It was rather
cool this morning from Texas and
the middle Gulf states northeast
ward to the lower Great Lakes.
Otherwise temperatures continued
near the seasonal average.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-19

had helped her SO / took five
and By that time I was feeling e
my aches and pains are gone zm
nave had no trouble since" - )
James Campbell. Route No. 3.
All dealers. Fluid or tablets. Ina
dents listed on label.
Send l0c 70 DR.. Picrce's Invs
Hotel, Buffalo, N. H., for trial pkg
The tablets and write for free advic
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-19

RIO HONDO, April 10 Western
Union offices have been opened
here in the waiting room OF the
Missouri Pacific depot. with Miss
Marge Dunlap In charge.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-19
CRIMrNAL pIsTRrCT COURT

AnA4AAANA1 DA94ANAO4 G0GGA
Hon. A. w. Cunningham, Judge.
No. eI05-Nfelvin Weller vs.. EN-
ma Jane Weller, divorce granted
and custody Of child awarded de-
fendant.
NO. s656-E. II. Hays VS.. Mer-
cedes Hays, divorce granted and
custody OF child awarded defend
ant.
No. 513e-State OF Texas VS.. Vic
toriano de los Santos, Alberto de
los Santos and Eleuterio Cruz. 10
years each in penitentiary.
No. 9237-Aurora Sanchez de
Rodriguez VS.. Roy Rodriguez, d.
vofce granted.
No. 5O77-State OF Texas vs.. Joa-
quin Sauceda, 2 to II years in peni-
tertiary.
State Of Texas vs.. j. p. johnson.
2 years. suspended.
No. 5121-State Of Texas vs.. Jim
Adair, not guilty.
No. 5i35-State OF Texas VS.. Jose
Macedonia Ramirez. 3 years, sus-
pended.
COUNTY COURT
Hon. Oscar G. Dancy, Judge.
Filings: No. l846-In re Estate
Louise Thielen. deceased.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-19
Today in Congress

By The Associated PresS)
Saturday: In recess.
Friday:
Senate:
Ordered investigation Of Post
Office leases.
Lobby committee questioned Hen
nv II. Curran. president Of the
Association Against the Prohibition
Amendment.
Judiciary committee decided to
question John j. Parker on his ap-
pointment as Associate Justice Of
the Supreme Court.
Campaign funds committee called
for receipts and expenditures Of
senatorial candidates.
House:
Passed pension bill carrying pen
sions for about eleven hundred vet
Grams and wives Of veterans Of Civil
War.
Adjourned after adopting resolu-
ton Of regret over the death Of
Representative r. @. Lee Of Texas.
McKeown. Democrat, Oklahoma
announced he had proposed TO
President Hoover a plan for re-
lieving court congestion by appoint
ment Of floating magistrates"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-19
BULLETIN

First figures. lowest temperature
last night: second. highest yester-
day: third. wind velocity at 8 a. m.
fourth. precipitation IL last "a
h0ffrS-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-19

Harrington. Box 942; all farm blks.
10, II, u, - sur. 70 Cam. Co.
School Lands, sur. 26, 10 nc. $1,000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

". M. Villareal TO Severiano San
chez. lot "a. block ], Potter and
Watson addition, La Feria. $1,000.
The AL Parker Sec. Co. to ID. II.
Forbes. La Feria, the south 1-2 lot
Il. block e" Potter and Watson
addition, La Feria. $1,000.
Q. w. and Ella NJ. Sullivan to j.
r. and Emma G. Cook. lot 2, Hat
tie Z. Phillips's Sub, block 4. G. A.
Junck's addition, San Benito, plat
6-2. $1,000.
Estate Pauline J. Wells by exc
cutor to Macario Yea, lot 5. block
So, Bella Vista Continuation,
Brownsville. $1,000.
Alfred Martinal. Rosa Martinal "a
G. +. Thomas, farm block l52. Sh.
81. Z. s. ct. 4433 acres Fl Jardin
Sub. Sh. 10. ~, Z. s. ct. plat 4-39.
$1,000.
Lloyd II. Thompson to Citrus
Dew. Co.. Inc, Harlingen, Texas. 5
acres south one half lot 4. block 9,
survey 1873. Thompson Sub. Stuart
Place. $1,000.
Citrus Dew. Co., Inc. to Albert
G. Richards. the south five acres
lot 4. block Q. survey 1873 Thompson
Sub. Stuart Place. $6.250O0.
Mary Z. Dunlap to Elinor r
Ashfield. a part block &C" Palmetal
Co. $1,000.
Santiago G. Leal 10 Pedro Aguir.
re. lot is. block IS. Fourth addition
San Benito. $4,000.
Enrique Philibert to Adela Mon.
talvo de Philibert. one half undivid-
ed interest in two blocks in La
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Suffered Constantly w
Backache and Pain i'm 81

Gonzales,
"A short
3 I was 81
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backache and
in my right NJ
My sister knew
my condition .
advised me To- Z.
DR.. Pierce
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COSTLY ERROR

Bookkeeper: I am reckoning on a
raise in the new year.
Chief: You have reckoned wrong
". and a bookkeeper who reckons
wrongly is no use 10 me-you are
fired!-Der Drummer. Berlin.