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G ADVERTISEMENT

district is more particularly deScr!b-
ed. melted and bounded as follows
to-rit:
Beginning at the intersection Of
the boundary line between the Es-
piritu Santo Grant and the San
Pedro de Carricitos Grant and the
Iowa Gardens Road in Cameron
County, Texas, for the northeast
corner Of the tract herein described.
thence with the east line Of the
San Pedro de Carricitos Grant
south 8 deg. OF min. west 30.4ll.4
feet to a point in the center Of the
Rancho Viejo ReSaca, thence with
the center line OF said Rancho Viejo
ReSaca north rs deg. 06 min. west
54S.3 feet. thence north 43 deg. 0e
min. west 280.9 feet, thence north
SO deg. IS min. west 1918 feat 70
the juncture Of the Rancho Vieio
Resaca with La Leona Resaca.
thence under the north bank Of the
said Leona Resaca with its meand-
ers south 81 deg. 81 min. west 277.3
feet, thence south rs deg. 81 IL
min. west $500 feet. thence south
81 deg. As 10 min. west 5000 feet,
thence north 66 deg. So IL min.
west 1000 feet to the southwest
corner Of the tract herein described,
the same being a point on the west
line OF the tract herein described
and the east line Of the Hood tract,
thence with the said west line
north 9 deg. AZ i-2 min. east 29,938.6
feet to the center line Of the Iowa
Gardens Road and the northwest
corner Of the tract herein described.
thence with the center line OF the
Iowa Gardens Road, the same be-
ing the north line of the tract here
IN described. south 80 deg. As IL min
east 2332.5 feet to the place Of begin
ning. containing approximately
1888 acres"
At which election there shall be
submitted the following PROPOSE
tons:
For the Water improvement
District" Against the Water I'm
provement District" For the Is
suance Of Notes Of Said District"
Against the Issuance Of Notes OF
Said District" and the election OF
five directors for said district.
The manner Of conducting said
election shall be governed by the
General Election Laws Of the State
Of Texas, except as otherwise pro-
vided in Chapter 2, Title ics. OF
the Revised Civil Statutes OF Tex
as, Revision Of 1925, and In Acts
amendatory thereof and supple
mentary thereto.
None but resident property tax
payers who are qualified voters OF
said proposed district shall be en-
titled TO vote on any question sub
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TOday's Radio Features
NIGHT PRoGRAM-JuLY q. 1880.

7oo-7:IS-Judge James G. Louthan speaks in behalf Of Ross Sterling
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LOTS FOR SALE
START RIGHT
BARGAIN OPPORTUNITY
LARGE BUSINESS CORNER
PORT ISABEL, TEXAS

PORT ISABEL, TEXAS
4 LOTS. 100 FEET FRONTAGE
MAIN HIGHWAY, CORNER
TREVINO.
Port Is now a fact and value will
probably treble in short time.
Now is the time TO act quickly
and get in ahead OF Develop
ment and boom sure 20 come.
Highway paving up nov. John
Victor. 23l3 Capitol. Indianapolis.
Ind. E-l2l
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VIGOROUS PLAY
" " " " v y
DISCLOSES MUCH
4 * X n v X
TO TENNIS FANS

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w. Va. July 23-P1-The gallery
was on It's feet - now cheering;
now gasping as Miss Josephine
Durham. Washington. and Miss
Reba Kirson, Baltimore. battled
in the West Virginia Open tennis
tournament here yesterday.
Miss Durham drove the ball
fiercely at Miss Kirson. Reba
romped to take the drive
R-r-r-rip! Something happen
ed.
Reba clutched frantically at her
falling skirt. Play stopped and
Miss Kirson hurriedly retired TO
the dressing room
A few minutes later she reap
peared. attired in a pair OF mems
shorts" And the game went on.
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KRGV-HARLNGEN
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II OF ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that an
election will be held on the 9th day
of August, A. d. 1880. within the
boundaries of the proposed Cameron
County Water Improvement District
Number Seventeen. in Cameron
County. Texas. for the purposes Of
determining II a Water Improve
ment District shall be created
and established In Cameron Coun-
4 ty. Texas. 10 be named Cam
\ eron County Water improvement
F. District Number Seventeen" and Of
4 determining if bonds Of said dis
tr1ct shall be issued for the pur-
pose of paying the cost of organ
( izine. surveying maps and plats, and
all other indebtedness prior 10 the
issuance Of bonds, and for the p'Ir-
pose Of the election Of five directors
FOR said district.
Said election shall be held at p
/ residence OF susanna Reyna IN the
! South side of main line Of 81. l..
. 3. g. NJ. Ry., near west line OF dis
3trfet. within the proposed district,
1 and the following named persons
are DESIGNATED as Judges and clerks
] of election to conduct said election,
az said polling place.
Juan Hernandez. presiding Judge.
] ARustin Cara, assistant judge.
susanna Reyna, clerk.
( RoSendo Plata, clerk.
The boundaries Of said proposed
! district being as follows:
"All that certain tract. piece or
marcel Of land in Cameron County,
/ Texas. out OF and a part o. the
east half Of the lower or eastern
sgue Of that certain larger tract
Aand, situated in Cameron Coun-
sykrexas, known generally as San
.yedro de Carr'citoS Grant" origi-
nally granted by the state Of Tam
aulipas. Republic OF Mexico. to Pc
i6ro viliareal. and subsequently con-
firmed by the State Of Texas, to
Abe said Pedro Villa-eal. his heirs
/ and assigns. By Confirmation Num-
4 Der Eight for Cameron County, Tex
Aas- under an act OF the Legislature
of the State Of Texas. approved
February 10th, A.. d. 1852. and n
titled "An Act to relinquish the
] right OF the state TO certain lands
therein named" said lower or east
ern league Of said Grant was set
aside In seyeralty 70 SabaS Cavazos
and Damasio Cantu. both deceased,
nv n decree OF the District Court
of Cameron County, in the case OF
Pedro Esparza, ct ais, vs.. Sabas
Csvazos. et al. being No. e2f on the
the docket OF said court which de-
rec is recorded in Book &C., pages
.seo-s95, Of the Supplemental Deed
Records Of Cameron County. Tex
rs. and which said lower or eastern
LEAGUE was divided between said
Asebas Cavazos and Damasio Cantu
sas OF record Is manifest in that
certain suit In the District Court
OF Cameron County. styled Sabas
eCavazos VS.. Damasio Cantu. being
Rnumber 423, by which said Sabas
ICavazos became the owner in sew
leralty Of the east one-hAlf OF said
lower or eastern league. which de-
cree OF court Is recorded IN book
arC-. pages 302-303 Of the supple
mental Deed Records OF Cameron
county. Texas, TO which said iudg-
1nents and their respective records
Sssecial reference Is here made for
better description Of said San
2dro de Carricitos Grant. and Of
$3.50 lower or eastern league there
e k~specific portion out OF said
8nt 70 be embraced within said
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There Is Vacation Hiddenin Your Attc-Sen the White Elephants With a Want Ad
REAL ESTATE


give every fanny q home OF their own with a garden and flow
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

and reports, all legal expenses con-
nected Herewith and all other cost
and expenses authorized or made
necessary by the provisions Of law,
up to the time the bonds Of such
district are sold, which petition was.
by said court, in all things granted
and in which order i was provided,
among other things. that this cleo
ton should be held and that notice
thereof be given as required BY law
Given under my hand and the
seal of the County Commissioners
Court Of Cameron County. Texas,
this l4th day Of July. "A. y. 1880.
SEAL
OSCAR c. DANCY
County Judge Of Cameron County.
Texas.
Attest:
II. ID. SEAGO.
County Clerk of Cameron County,
Texas.
7-16-23-30-3799
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Courtesy Week
HELP WANTED

WANTED-Position by energetic
well educated man so years OF age.
p. o. Box l56, Alamo. ETH
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STOCK and building and loan
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to do light, pleasant work after
Moons and on Saturdays. Good
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New Britain herald., 1930-06-05

trapped in the cabin. suffering from injuries and immersion, were cX- tricated
 The boats brought two victims ashore at the airport, where they were transferred 10 ambulances and taken to hospitals.
 Airport officials stated that only the fact that 1t was low tide prob ably prevented a tragedy of major proportions.
 The injured passengers included; Mrs. F.. H. Webster, 504 112th street. New York. V. De Vaulchief. Ritz Carlton ho- tel, Boston. W. F.. Wilson, Boston.
 P s. Thorsen. Boston. L. H Morrison, Il Broadway, New York.
 M. H. Shapiro. Ritz Carlton hotel. Boston
 H. D. Beaton. fl East 42d street, New York. ". H. Shaefer, Union Trust build ing. Pittsburgh, Pa.
 Charles A. Jacobson, 56 Washing ton avenue. Cedarhurst. L. I.
 Mrs. Charles A. Jacobson. same address,
 H. s. Ford, Jr.. Cambridge H. t. Wallis. Boston.
 Pilot O'Connor escaped with scratches and was treated at the army dispensary at the airport The relief pilot, Val Chick Of Boston was reported to have suffered q broken arm. Only six passengers were taken to East Boston Relief hospital and none of their names was placed on the danger list. Most of them were reported suffering from lacerations and other comparatively minor in juries Injured passengers who did not require hospital treatment were siv- en first aid by doctors at the airport
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
Just Misses Lisbon

Lisbon. Portugal June | lp-The Graf Zeppelin, bufeted by an ea5, Atlantic storm, passed 10 the south Of tsis city at lo:3o q. IT. t5:30 a. m. E. s. T today over so.abul, across the Tagus river from here.
 Her direction vas southeast. to- ward Seville. which vas 10 bo the next port Of call en route 10 Fried richshafen. Seville is aboIt IS0 miles distant
 The Grat, hours behind schedule. completed its seventh Atlantic cross ing ar 9.3Q q. m, t4.31 a. m. E. $. T. when t passed orer Cabo Da Roca. westernmost pom O. the Eu- ropean conunert and about 2n miles from Lisbon. l. crossed over the Tagus river. which forms Lisbon s splendid hsrbor and avoiding lis bon, headed sou.heas, toward Sc vile. where 2 va.er-soaEcd landing field a"a.ted IT,
 I'll" Zeppelin left Iakchurst. x J, Mondar at a.i2 r. m. F.. S. T.
 Crowds Disaprnintcd
 Tno fact tha' the G~af Zeppelin avoided Lisbon c8used great disaD- poln-men' ro tho inhabitants Of the city thousands of whom had crop,l- el house-ops terraces and heights during the small hours Of the morn ing 10 soc tha great ship complete her seventh crossing of the Atlantic.
 The huge ship, however. passed q ior altitude and bathed in 3 golden sunshine over the Tag9s. some distance south Of Lishon's out- skirts and headed for Seville.
 When tho Graf reached the coast of Portugal she had covered ap- prozimatelv 1s.01o miles Of her 1s.- ooo mile round-tri7 journey from Friedrichshafen 10 South America. the United States and then back home. The crossing of the Atlantic had required 2 little over 56 hours. The ship made excellent time in the first half but struck rather unfavo-- able weather conditions as she ap- preached the coast Of Europe"
 Weather Improves While it was stormy and rainy yesterday and last night. weather conditions were perfect this morn ing as the Graf appeared over Cas- cades or the Atlantic al 9.35 o'clock and skinned over the German squadron anchored her exchanging salutes with the flagship Koenigs- berg. She performed some evolu- tions over the long line Of destroy , CTS now on visit and then hovered q few minutes over the presidential al palace before swinging toward Seville
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
PASSENGER IN BUS
 SUES F0R S5,000
Catherine Marsh Claims Injuries
 in Yankee Stage

Catherine Marsh of New Britain. who was rear seat passenger in Yankee Stage coach travelling from Holyoke 10 New York city and who suffered injuries while a pas senger, named the Yankee Stages Inc, defendant in a s5,O0o suit to- day.
 She claims through her attorney. Thomas F. McDonough. that sha was riding through the city of StanI- ford, when a sudden jar caused her 10 be thrown forward. She suffered a fracture of her left arm and right knee and other injuries of a minor nature. she claims, The accident oc- cured on April 10. 1aS0.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
Chicago Gang Gunnery
 Takes Chinese Aspect

Chicago, June , tP-Gang gun nery went Chinese last night. A group of Celestials armed with pistols and a machine gun, swept through Chinatown, raking the territory in the neiGhborhood of Archer avenue and 22d street. Their purpose. police learned, was 10 assassinate Frank Chin: but in this they failed.
 Chin told police he was a rep resentative of the Chin Oak Tin tong, a national organization de- voted, he said. 10 the interests of the ancient Chin family.
 Police questioned him at length to learn just what the interests of the ancient Chin family really are.
 This is believed to have been the first Chicago appearance of Chinese gunmen performing in the Chicago gang manner.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
Doubt Lottery Awards
 First Announced Right

Barnstable. Eng, June , Pl- Several persons of this town re- ceived a shock today when doubt was thrown upon the correctness of reports they had won a good sized fortune from the Calcutta sweepstakes through Blenheim' victory in the Derby yesterday.
 What was reported to be the official list published today failed to reveal the ticket held by Percy Hogs. Southern railway engineer, and five other railway men and one street sweeper, as drawing one Of the Blenheim first prizes.
 However. Hogg and his friends are insisting they were informed of their good fortune by reputable banking authorities. Consequent ly they are refusing to believe that after all they were not the lucky winners.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
DRUGS FOUND REAL THING

Waterbury. June lP-Police contention that q large quantity of alleged opium and morphine seized Tuesday night with the arrest Of Harry Klein, 3S. of New York city vas the real goods was borne out today by chemical analysis and the accused was ordered held by City Court Judge Theodore V. Meyer in a sl0.0G0 bond for q United States marshal who is expected here to- morrow. Klein. when arrested, po- lice say. was endearoring to sell drugs to local Chinese.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
.GROANS OVER WIRE
 SAVE LIFE 0F MAN
Continued From First Page)

According 10 fellow workmen, Hughes is the father of nine chill dren. The gas which seeped into the subway stole over him so quick ly he did not have a chance to climb 10 safety although it is believed he felt himself losing consciousness and tried 10 get out. Officer Neley re- ported that telephone company em- ployes said the odor Of gas in and about the manhole had been detect ed in the past and a similar condi- ton has been noted in another man. hole 3 short distance away.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
JAIL DOOR JAMS

Hartford, June , LP-Fifteen prisoners were led into the cell block in the basement of the county building when Judge John Booth de- clared a short recess in criminal su- perior court at 10 o'clock this morn- ing.
 The main door. which closed on the file of prisoners. would not open when the attendants came to escort them back to the pen. The morn ing session of the court was sus- pended while an expert locksmith was summoned to unlock the door.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05

retary; Miss Grace Kitty, Warehouse Point, recording secretary: Mrs Maurice B. Welch, Hartford, treas urer.
 The executive board consists Of Womens organization officers, the chairmen of standing committees and the town representatives.
 A meeting Of the local town con- mittee will be held tonight at S:So o'clock at headquarters to plan for the meeting
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
DUM0NT ASKS FOR !.
 MILK PROTECTION
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been created by Judge Wheeler's decision, pr. Dumont explained to- day that tuberculosis is transmissible to children through milk produced by tuberculous COWS and unless tests are made there is no way of deter mining the condition of herds from which the city's supply comes.
 Since the new law went into ef- feet, milk sold here has been 100 per cent within the requirements of the act. health officials say, and they believe this fact has been instru- mental in keeping the infant mortal- lty rate low.
 Corporation Counsel John H. Kirk ham has also been asked to make a study of the court ruling in the interest Of reversal.