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"A Few Cents Will Bring Many Dollars. Put Your For Rent AID Below
G ADVERTISEMENT

cation of such notice once a week
for four consecutive weeks in some
newspaper having general circula-
ton in Cameron County. Texas. the
first OF which publications shall be
at least twenty-eight (2s) days be-
fore the date of said election. Such
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
board of Directors in its order for
the election covering sums TO be In
cluded in the proposed bond issue.
Witness our 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 Inde-
pendent District Number Is
F. r. Lucas
Secretary. Board of Direc-
tors of Cameron County
Water Control and hide
pendent District Number IS
10-15-22-29-5-4t-3STl
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Statesmen AND SALEsLADIEs

IF YOU WANT an attractive, dig
nified. remunerative line to sell. see
or write Salesmanager. Plaza Hotel.
Brownsville. H-l73
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HOUSES FOR SALE

BARGAIN-For sale, Groom mod
ern home and $1,000 per month IN
other rentals, for Sill 10000. Box
426. San Iuan. Texas. H54
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

Reservoirs:-No. ! Con-
struction including pump
ing plant .....s2B.591.O0
No. ? 25,306OO
Land ........... l2,500.00 sc, 800 90
Bypass Canal Construc-
tioa ..................... $4,000
Distribution Primary
Distribution System.
..128,l60!O0
Relift pumping Sys-
TENS .......... 7,32400 1875, $4,000
Drainage
Main Drainage Ditch
Outside district SIS. 594.O0
Main Drainage Ditch
Within District. 1880 100 2S.443.O o.
Secondary Drainage Ditch
es 15,558.00
Total Construction Cost 571. 10000
engineering ............. 100000
Water Privilege 1856 Acres
g $500 ....-.-...... $4,000
4Utdl ............ SAB, 0UO 1000
30 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 ad-
minister.
Il do solemnly swear cor affirm
that / am a qualified voter and a
property taxpayer IN the district. /
did not acquire property prior to
this election for the purpose or vot-
ing. but am q 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 10 is
fully described in the order passed
by the Commissioners Court Of
Cameron County. Texas. on the oath
day OF July. 1890: establishing said
district. which order Is Of record in
the minutes of said court. subject
to the inspection Of al persons
desiring TO examine the same.
T.. Notice Of said election shall
be given by the presidrlt and secre-
tary MS provided BY law BY publi-
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TOday's Radio Features
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Programs in Central Standard time r. a. unless otherwise. Indicated.

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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

elecLiOn, tO-WlI.
II. J. Meyer. Presiding Judge.
Juan Gonzales. Assistant Judge
Sabas Cortez, Clerk.
Juan B. Gonzales, Clerk.
The officers holding said election
shall make and deliver return:
thereof in triplicate, n being re-
tanned by the Presiding judge. one
delivered to the president Of the
district, and one delivered 70 the
secretary OF the District.
At said election the proposition
10 be voted upon shall be printed
upon the ballots as follows:
For the Issuance OF Bonds and
Levy OF Taxes in Payment There
for"
Against the Issuance OF Bonds
and Levy Of Tax in Payment There
for.
said election shall be held and
conducted in accordance with the
laws of said state for the holding
or general elections. except a
otherwise provided in Chapter Is
or the general laws OF the Thirty
Ninth Legislature. Regular Session
1925, and amendments thereto. anc
none but qualified electors. who are
property taxpayers OF said district,
shall be allowed to vote.
5. Said bonds are to be In the
aggregate sum Of s482, 10000. to
bear interest at the rate Of six
C6E) per cent per annum, payable
annually, and TO mature serially at
such times as may be fixed by the
board OF directors, not TO exceed
forty t40) years from their date.
4. Said bonds shall &c issued for
the purpose Of constructing a COM
plete irrigation plant and improve
ments and to carry out the pur-
pose Of the organization OF sale
district, and of paying all costs
and charges incident thereto. in
GLIDING incidental expenses. operat-
ing costs. during period required
for construction. and interest for
one year on s482 10000 and other
authorized expenses. in accordance
with said Engineers report and or
der Of the board Of directors. as
follows:
Summary Of Engineers estimate:
/. Interest on bonds for
n year .......... .S26. $1,000
0rca1izatfon leca1
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SITUATION WANTED

MAN. 38. thoroug' ly experienced IN
office work and craftsmanship de-
sires position in Valley with reliable
concern. Can furnish Al reference.
Box H2l6 Herald. H-216
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF THE
ESTATE OF vALENTE DE LA
ROSA, DECEASED.

Notice is hereby given that origi-
nal letters of administration upon
the estate of Valente De La Rosa,
Deceased, we're granted TO me, the
A. d. 1880. by the County Court Of
Cameron County, Texas. AL persons
having claims against said estate
are hereby required 10 present the
same to me within the time pres
cribed by law. My residence and
post office address are 100 Guada-
lupe St. in Austin, County Of Travis,
State Of Texas.
Altagracia De La Rosa,
Administrative Of the
Estate Of Valente De La
Rosa, Deceased.
Observation-Disclosures
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HELP WANTED

WANTED-Manager and operator
for well equipped garage. filling
station. auto parts. paint and black
smith shop. All In operation. Some
cash required. McMaster Service
Station. San Juan. Tex. HOO
WANTED-A young girl for light
office work: must speak Spanish
and English. No shorthand or
bookkeeping. No 3 Calderoni Bldg.
H220
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-30
In the Stock Market
tBy Thomson & McKinnon.

NEW YORK, July 30.-Predic-
tons by su3h conservative manage
ment as that of the Steel corpora
ton that their business is expected
to steadily increase for the re-
mainder OF the year, will have a
most welcome effect upon the coun-
try as a WHOLE
AS barometer for general bust
less, the forecast coming from the
best industrial minds will carry far
more weight than the flood of
earlier busine SIS prophecies.
While the earnings revealed were
in line with expectations, it can
not be overlooked that the figures
exceeded ally previous correspond
ing half yea: except 1929 of the past
I've years.
Another industry that is quietly
working its way into healthy po-
sitlon is oils as disclosed by the
large shrinkage in gasoline stocks
and the continued control in crude
production.
Then, too the rising tendency in
carloadings further indicates that
greater distribution-of goods is now
getting uncer way.
Looking forward, signs are more
clearly pointing to actual betterment
and as that condition is generally
realized, demand for representative
stocks viii b.oadensand higher prices
result.
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Deaths

tic pneumonia "SpOs1a"
Lenar May Sayloss "a 1442 OIi,av -,t
monary tuberculosis s'' pul-
Norman Dale Kleiman. mo-, st. vim
cent hospital, castro enteritis
James Donald Gilbert. mo. city bos-
pital. lobar pneumonia. ivy "oS~
Mary Tolson. u.s. Central Indiana hoe-
pital. chronic myoca rditfs N
Betty Jean Patton. /. 2513 Columbia,
Carrie Riehl. Il, 5o44 Carson. acute dila-
Belle Reede. 10. Methodist hospital. car
tro enteritis h""
Charles 9; Dennis. ss.24o2 Kenwood. cere-
bral hemorrhage.
Clara Bell Phillips. mo-. city hospital.
castro enteritis.
Mary E. Dorsey. 50. 1918 East Raymond.
apoplexy.
Edward Ertelts. 70, city hospital. dia-
John Higgins. IS. city hospital acct
dental
Irene Mansfield. 5, mo-. 21ll Martindslc,
acute castro enteritis
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CANADIAN Grain
HURT BY RUST
Rains Arrive Too Late to
Help Dry Areas.
R,p Times Special

En- Times Special
WINNIPEG, Manitoba, July 3d.
Some of the drought areas in west
ern Canada received beneficial
rains, but precipitation in such dis
tricts has come too late to increase
materially the general outrun of
wheat, according to the weekly crop
report of the Canadian National
Railways. However, the rains will
improve coarse grains and insure a
more abundant supply of fodder.
In Manitoba the past week has
been extremely hot and cereal
crops have been unduly fastened to-
ward maturity. The heat was in
terspersed with thunder showers
with the result that leaf and stem
rust is apparent in large number
of districts.
The heart of Saskatchewan
grain area received welcome rains
but wheat is practically headed and
straw is short, so that rains have
arrived too late to alter the general
outrun. Grain will be ready to cut
about Aug. 5.
Rains in southern Alberta were
welcome and conditions have inn
proved. More moisture is still nee
eSSary.
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the second quarter which was in line
with expectations. The rise did not
hold, however, and around noon
Steel was blown down to 1861,
off q.
J. I. Case dipped 714 to 1851
but regained 3 points of the loss
around noon. A. M. Byers lost SIS
to 691s, Vanadium 81 to 1907,
American Can Q to 1907, Dupont
37s to 1875, Westinghouse Electric
3al to las, Worthington Pump 6A
to 124H and Air Reduction q. to
1854.
General Motors, one of Tuesdays
favorites, was forced down IL
points and other motor shares eased
off with it. Chrysler declined to
291s, off a point.
Call money held at 2 per cent.
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Marriage Licenses

Harold Jones. 81. Of 234s Sheldon. Ia
borer. and Lydia Davenport. 10. Of 2243
Arsenal.
Sidney r. Pavey 20. Of 6Os North Pine.
baker. and Hattie L. NJ. Kittrell IS. Of 2i49
Bellefontaine
Harold L. Pope. 2s. Of 1927 East Four
tenth. laborer. and Amy g. Kingery. a.,
Of 1854 South Pennsylvania. stenographer'
Arthur d. Stone, %, Of 1855 South East,
Singleton. clerk.
Joseph e. Hooks, IS. of ll77 West
Twenty-seyenth laoorer. and Pauline
Crenshaw. 10. Of 22I5 North Dearborn,
clerk
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Births


. trrIs
Leslie and lula Neely Christian hosnitaI
sa lanes and Marie Carmsck. 1O41 South
hospital NNS'iiVuios
lin place. -04N' COW ahA-
Fred and Vivian Mcmillan. 3f44 School
William and Ethel Barnes, 20i0 Esss
Boys
man. 'i'' AoAa lalI~
Earl Ear and Sophia Liggett. I'LL Climber.
SlarleS ana Alma Bange, 1925 BroadWav
Washington. ''i~ "ess
,,,t Ce,cu and Thelma Ludlow. Christian hos.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-30
GRAIN FUTURES
SHOW NERVOUS
TONE IN SALES
All Grains Weaken at the
Close; Wheat at Pre-
War Levels.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, July 3o.-Heavy liq-
uidating sales by locals and COM
mission houses kept wheat on the
downward path on the Board of
Trade today and sent prices to new
low levels. All deliveries are now at
pre-War levels. Hedging pressure
was persistent and large while the
weakness at Winnipeg, which led
the decline, was another depressing
factor.
The fact that corn was at a
premium over wheat and the weak
ness in wheat caused corn to sag
sharply despite a decidedly bullish
government weekly weather report
and almost sensational damage re-
ports. Oats followed the major
grains.
Liverpool Weakens
At the close, wheat was 21l to
"a cents lowerS corn was 4 to 15s
cents lower, and oats was IL to is
cents lower. Provisions were strong
to higher.
Broomhall's estimate caused
Liverpool to weaken in the late
trade and prices sagged to close
much lower at rs to Ia cents off.
Export business was reported at the
lowest ebb of the season. Cash
prices were l cent lower. Receipts
were 351 cars.
Corn was strong early but the
weakness in wheat and profit TAX
ing robbed it of its gains, sending
prices around l cent under the
previous close.
Support Is Good
Support was very good and fair
rally recovered some of the lost
ground, but prices held mostly
around Tuesdays closing levels and
below at mid-session. Country of
feringS were next to nothing and
the shipping demand was very good.
Cash prices were Y cent lower. Re-
ceiptS we're SO cars.
Oats weakened with the other
grains but declined only fractionally
during the morning. Trade was very
quiet, most of the attention center
ing on wheat and corn. Cash prices
were unchanged. Receipts were ia
cars.
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BUILDING Permits

$500
Mrs. lockwood. reroof. 1877 Park. 81 200
Bridges g. Graves. dwelling. 1897 Ma
poleon, $500.
Bridges & Graves. dwelling azG garage
10o Buckingham drive. 5000. n
Acme Mouon Coal Company. #dice. l0ls
East TWenty-elght. tis5s2. ~
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Average OF thirty fnduStrialS for Tues
y rails vas issss. on iss. Ave e. Of
twenty utilities was $3.50. w is. Average
Of forty bonds vas 1897. up Ca
BE- United Press
NEW YORK, July 30.-Stocks
broke TO points in the first part
Of the session today after valiant
efforts to bring a rise with United
States Steel as the leader.
Selling gathered momentum as
the session progressed and traders
with profit in various issues we're
quick to unload to realize it.
Several weak spots developed.
Warner Brothers Pictures again was
forced down to new low for the
year. touching BIZ. where it was of
? points from the previous close and
of 429l from the high of the year
Of 90it.
Rails Decline
Cotton and wheat made new sea-
sonal lows and corn eased of, but
July corn was Still above July
wheat. Sugar made new lows for
GIL tAlAAEs
Rails, led by Southern Railway,
which made a new low since 1925
at S6, of 29s, we're still declining.
Utilities lost fractions to 3 points
and leading industrials and special
issues we're all lower.
Safeway Stores continued under
pressure, touching a new low for the
year at 599i, of 2is. Selling in the
latter issue progressed despite re-
assuring statement from the COM
panys Los Angeles Office indicating
that the dividend would be kept at
the present rate.
Steel a Feature
United States Steel was feature
of strength in early dealings, rising
to 1859 after a firm opening. The
issue met support following publica-
ton of its earnings statement for
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Net Changes

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, July Closing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded on the New York
Stock Exchange today were as fol-
lows:
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indianapolis Stocks

Bid. ASK.

Amer Central Life ms Co. 1000 =:
Belt r r & Yds Co com. -. 5eis ef
Belt R R g. 8 Yds Co pfd..... 55S gu
Bobbs-Merrin Co -. ~ SS9
Central Ind Power Co pfd... a0 81
Circle Theater Co COM. JOG
Citizens Gas pid .....;.... g ;9i
Commonwealth Co pfd 49,. GO los
Commonwealth L Co Of 8 60. 99
Hook Drug Co com news. g 2o1s
Ind Hotel co Claypool com. .i2S *;
indiana indiana s EqTsi &C oo PREF ~.
Indianapolis Gas GO common. 81 81
1 IRdDis P PgS wsy L Eoa Rfd 1: com 10:
Indpls 81 Ry Co pfd ......... ~ IL
I Indpls water Go ptd; - IA i9b 10,
Ef 6tsTstaee iP PUB rye serS iSis
Northern Ind Pub re- co pfd. los
Metro Loan Co .....,....,:.. 991s =.
N NoTtRsrn Inc IND PUB = 60 p Ria % lSs
Progress Laundry co com. -. ~ 81
Raq 1l, & ,S Sons Fer Co 20 PFC
Shareholders Investors Co. % So.
Standard iol Co Of Ind...... 81 =;
I Te T ! 4 Ha Z PIG Trac L Co ipfd.. 70 s.
Van S GsmB P P5os &C. GO sn S5 D Dfd &c
2 shares Terre Haute Trac co pfd at 80
Belt r & stock Co IS 49,. 81 =.
e cs6fa E INDIANA Gas CO 5s.::: ssn =.
Central Ind Power Co IS. esl5
Citizens Gas Co IS 100 i0S 2
Citizens Street Railroad 5S.. - 43I4
Gary st RY LIST IS 49, IS -.
Home T g. T OF It Wayne 6sl10l94 -.
Ind Northern Trac Coz. az 5
Ind Rv & Light Co 6s ..... 95 ..
Indiana Service Corpn SIS -. SO
Indpls Power g. Light Co SIS. 99k i0i
indiana Union Trac CO 6s.
IndplS Col & Trac Co 6s... 90 95
Indianapolis Gas Co SIS. 100 l02
Indpls & Mart Rapid Co SIS
IndplS No Trac co SIS ..... II 15ia
Indpls North Western Co... e..
Indpls Street Ry 4s..... 90 80
Indpls Trac Ter Co 5s.s8l @64
lnoplS Union Ry IS ........ l00Sz
Indpls Water Co 5ias ... 1882 104ia
Jndpls Water Co SIS ....... 90 ..
1ndplS Water Co lie & ref. =. 90 -
IndplS Water 4l2s ........... 94i2 50
Indpls Water w Sec Co SIS. $50 80
IterState Pub Serv Co 415s 80 VIA
Interstate Pub Ser 90 5s.. ~ .
Interstate Pub Serv 615s -. 1903
No Ind Pub Serv Co SIS . 1919
No Ind Telephone CO S. ~ aal2 100
t H Ind & East Trac Co 5S. 70 -
T Trac Light Co 5s.. IS 49,.
] Bond Citizens Gas Co SIS at . lO2
AAnd interest.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-30
United Press

CINCINNATI. July 3o.-Hogs-Receipts
3,7O9; including 500 direct. 90 heldover;
pigs. light lights and packing sows about
generally. 25c higher, active; bulk better
grade. 17o-23o lbs, $9.75@10; mostly SO on
butchers downward to $3.50; few desirable
120-150 lbs, S9.25; packing sows. 1918 to
mostly 81. Cattle-Receipts. 225; calves
225; generally steady; common to medium
grass steers and heifers, $4.500650: one
load more desirable steers, average around
1000 lbs. 81; most cows, $4.506550; bulk
weighty bulls around S5.75 light weights
not wanted good and choice vealers. $3.50
@9; lower grades $4d7. Sheep--Receipts,
700 steady; better grade lambs scarce
fairly active at $3.50: mostly SO; choice
train lambs uuotable UP to $3.50; medium
grade and buck lambs, $6G6.50: common
throwouts. s5@5.50; fat ewes. $2.50G3.50;
bucks, sl.50d2.