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back; and then there was . Carnival sure
enough. There were teams Of all kinds sulkies
open buggies. top buggies, phaetons Of all kinds
closed carriages, open carriages and almost every
sort of vehicle ever seen in this neighborhood
Among the teams out were George Waters
and wife of Georgetown. with carriage and gray
horse: William A. Young with SorreI to sulky:
Sebastian Aman. with clipped black to open
buggy; John Price, with four-seat basket
phaeton and clipped sorrels; j. W. Riley with
four-Seated carriage and gray horse; John Jay
Knox, who has just returned from q bridal
tour, with bay horse and buggy; Prof. Pratt,
the horse tanner with horse to buggy; Clement
Ill., esq, and daughter in open buggy, with
the two old grays that know the road to
MARLBORO 50 wen that they could flnd it were
the night dark as Erebus; James wormley with
clipped bay to open buggy; Secretary Robson
on the drivers seat Of closed carriage, which
was niled with ladies; william Kennedy in q
fancy four-Seat wagon with yellow running
gear, two ladies therein, and drawn By q black
and bay; six-seat double team, with eight
people in it. q. A. Mercer driving and r. H
Gassway occupying the f0otman's; step in the
rear; Allison Nailor, with clipped bays to open
wagon, containing three ladies; Earle d Sons
fancy wagon, with four horses decorated with
nags and plumes; DR.. Bodisco williams, In rock
away with lady: A. r shepherd ESQ., I'm open
buggy, with clipped sorrels, having in company
with him Mr.. J. H. McBlair; Juan Boyle and
sassef' m open carriages and two horses; Col.
Samuel Owen. in carriage with family; then
came wagon with sign on the side Of -four
and feed, the only contents visible being about
a dozen young ladies; Xii Parker commits
sioner OF Indian affairs, with lady friend BAYS
70 buggy; Wilmer S. Shepherd. with clipped
sorrels to an open buggy. and going like flinders;
William n. Barbour, In rockaway, I'm c6mpany
with Miss Marks; George III. FOX drew an UNI
successful rein over . clipped hay TO an open
buggy; G. A. Bea<anS. alone. with bay to busi-
ness wagon; Hallet Kilbourn, with clipped bays
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to an open phaeton, containing his family:
John w. Thompson with blooded bays to a top
buggy; DR.. Verdi and wife, with two BAYS to q
park phaeton; Mrs. George Parker and daugh-
ter. in open carriage with bays; John Angus,
with sorrel to top buggy; John and Pete weIker,
with bay to open buggy, with red running gear,
and William H. Cooley, with the family gray and
rockaway.
Then there were two parties In open car
riages, four each, and all masked, causing con-
siderable merriment as they passed up and
down the Avenue There was also Jolly crowd
in . furniture wagon with a mammoth s,lpuIe-
jack which alternated its courtesies to each
sidewalk and the crowds on the various stands
and verandas. Tom Kings circus wagon came
along with fun hand, followed by horse beau
TRULY caparisoned, and two educated mules
who travelled together like q yoke Of oxen. much
10 the amusement Of the bystanders. Alto
gether, It was come and go until O'Clock when
the civic parade took place"
reading over this ACCOMPLISHING q lover OF
goats In his youth-the writer was naturauv
attracted to the entries for the goat race and
ne copied the names because he believes some
OF the boys who took part In this race with
their pet yNsats are still somewhere within reach
OF The Star and that It win take them back to
what must have been q most wonderful time In
their lives
Here are the entries for this race. which was
Fly:
Charley Saunders with his Brown Dick,
ana Albert Barnes with Silver Grey Tom both
from the sixth ward. were early ON hand These
two goats were logged up In fancy harness in
two-Wheeled gigs, and each Of the bows felt
confident Of winning the race Others came in
from time to time and the following were the
entries made up to 1:30 O'Clock: Master.
Ben Libhey of Georgetown, .Rilly': PhiIiD
e OF the second ward, Trotty' willie
Fletcher. first ward. Snow Ball'; Albert
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new DIRECTOR
AT San BENITO

SAN BENTTO. July 24-"M1ss
Edith Cox. formerly director Of the
home service department Southern
Ice and Utilities company of Dali
las. has arrived In the Valley TO
take charge Of the home economics
department Central Power and
Light company. Valley district,
succeeding Miss Veldron Rozell.
formerly head OF this department.
Miss Ro1ell has resigned her posi-
ton TO continue with her school
work" according TO announcement
today by II. C. Ludden, Valley
district manager.
Miss Cox is exceptionally well
fitted for this work having re-
ceived a 3. A. degree from the
Oklahoma Baptist University and
M. A. degree from the Peabody
college Of Virginia. and was form
erly assistant professor of house
hold science at Oklahoma A e. NJ.
Miss Cox viii be located at San
Benito district office and is availa-
BILE al any time for instructions to
the different women's ~organiza-
tons over the Valley on problems
in home management. home light
ing. and the efficient and econom-
icsl use Of ice and electrical re-
~frsseration." Mr.. Ludden concluded.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

ty part OF partition Share No. ! Of
the Espiritu Santo Grant. Jose
Salvador de Ia Cara, original
grantee, allotted and set apart in
seyeralty TO James G. Brown in and
by the terms of the Final Decree
of Partition. rendered on the 9th
day Of May 1889. IN a certain cause
then pending IN the District Court
of Cameron County, Texas for the
partition of the whole Of said Es-
piritu Santo Grant. numbered 1916.
entitled M. Kennedy, r. King ct al
VS.. Thomas Carson, Administrator
of Maria JoSefa CavaZoS, ct al. re-
corded in Volume r. pages 379 TO
424. OF the Minutes Of the District
Court Of Cameron County. Texas.
and now here referred TO and made
a part hereof for greater certainty.
said tract being more particularly
described. melted and bounded as
follow:
All that certain tract piece or
parcel Of land. containing three
hundred fifty-five and nine hun
dredths (355.09) acres OF land.
situated on and fronting upon the
Arroyo Colorado, and which was
expressly excepted from and re-
served in a certain deed. conveying
twenty-one thousand nine hundred
eighty-six and seventy one hun
dredths 2 l.966.7D acres from the
Browne heirs ct al to Samuel Spears
dated the 9th day of August 1901.
recorded in Volume 81. on pages
Is to IS. Deed Records Of Cameron
County. Texas, referred to and
made part hereof. for greater GER
tainty Of description Of said tract
Of land hereby conveyed. and is
more particularly meted, bounded
and described as follows:
Beginning on the meanders of
the Arroyo Colorado, at the corner
common TO the upper or western
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SHERIFF's SALE
The state Of Texas
County OF Cameron

County Of Cameron
Notice Is hereby given that BY
eirtue Of a certain Alias Execution
issued out Of the Honorable District
Court Of Cameron County on the
II day Of June 1880. by John p.
Seaman, clerk of said court. for the
sum Of (~$l36290l Thirteen hun
dred sixty two and 90-l00 dollars
and cost Of suit Sf239.00 thereof
bearing interest at g. and S123le0
thereof bearing interest at so in
terest running from Jan. End. 1929
under a judgment. in favor Of Mat
tie wood ct al in a certain cause
III said court, No. s03s and styled:
Matte Wood ct al VS.. Browne Land
s. Cattle co. ct al. placed in my
hands for service, J.. w. F. Brown,
as Sheriff Of Cameron County, Tex
as. did on the 18th day Of June,
1880. levy on certain real estate,
situated in Cameron County. Texas,
described Is follows. to-wit:
BY levying on the entirety of the
interest of Browne Land and Cattle
Company. a corporation. in and TO
that certain tract OF land in CAM
r County, Texas. fully described
in that certain Deed Of Trust dated
December is. 1921 filed for record
January 9, 1922. and recorded in
Volume 81 on pages 173 TO 24e Of
the Deed of Trust Records Of Cam
cron County. Texas. and being full
" shown as Brownies reserve on
the map OF lands Of the San Be-
nito Irrigation Company and others
OF Share No. ]. Of the Espiritu
Santo Grant in Cameron County.
Texas recorded in Volume 3 at page
Is. of the Plat Records Of Cameron
County, Texas and being more full
ly described by metes and bounds
as follows:
All that certain tract, piece or
parcel of land containing three hun
dred fifty five and nine hundredths
t355.O9) acres Of land. more or less
in out Of and forming a certain
segregated part and held in several
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

third and the middle third Of said
Share Number One Cd
Thence North II deg. g minutes
west. 467.7 feet: north 40 deg. Z
minutes west 559.5 feet: north Ia
deg. 81 minutes west 1926 feet;
north IL deg. s minutes east 1898
feet to the corner of this tract.
hereby conveyed. and the northern
northeast corner of the 20,76O.7l
acre tract. conveyed BY Mrs. M. C..
B. San Roman ct al to Samuel
Spears. The foregoing courses are
true north.
The following course are magnetic
north, variation 8 degrees 50 min
uteS east,
Thence with the meanders Of
the Arroyo Colorado, north Is deg.
ii minutes east 1857 feet; north
20 deg. 80 min. east 2002.2 feet;
north SO deg. 3 min. east 1863 feet;
north 68 deg. 9 min. east 500 feet:
north 70 deg. Is min. east 440.9
feet; South 81 deg. SO min. east
T42.6 feet; south IS deg. % min.
east 1888 feet; south As deg. 81
MINUTES cast 4Ao7 lectp 10
deg. 9 minutes east 1908 feet; south
IS deg. 36 min. west 959.3 feet:
thence south ST. deg. 80 min. west
e82.6 feet; south 70 deg. p min.
west 562.6 feet; south 80 deg. 2
minutes west 1898 feet: south 8
deg. 80 minutes west 1916 feet to
corner; north SO deg. 81 min. west
1921 feet to the place of Begin
ming, and ENG the same property
heretofoer on the 7th day Of Dec
ember 1914. conveyed to Browne
Land and Cattle Company. by A.
A. Browne ct al by deed recorded
in Book 40 on pages 6-2S Deed Re-
cords OF Cameron County, Texas.
and levied upon as the property Of
Browne Land g. Cattle Co. ct al
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PERSONALS
c ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE


Notice Is hereby given that the
Board Of Equalization OF Browns
vile Navigation District OF Gamer
on County, Texas, for the year 1880,
will onven in the District Court
room, in the west side Of the Court
House of Cameron County, Texas,
at 1000 o'clock A. NJ. on August 4,
1880. for the purpose Of affording
the taxpayers of the district a hear
ing in the matter Of lowering. rails
ing and equalizing the valuation OF
property rendered to the Tax AS
SCISSOR and Collector Of the District.
(SEAL) J. q. Fernandez, Sec'y
OF the Board OF
Equalization Of
Brownsville Naviga-
ton District Of Cam
eron County. Texas.
BY j. S. Ford. Asst. Sec'y.
7-24-25-26-3804
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G ADVERTISEMENT

and that on the first Tuesday IN
August. 1880. the same being the
5th day of said month, at the court
house door Of Cameron county. IN
the city Of brownsville, Texas, be-
tween the hours Of 10 a. n. and 4
D.. m. By virtue Of said levy and
said Order of Sale, / will sell said
above described Real Estate az pub
lie vendue. for cash TO the highest
bidder, as the property Of said
Browne Land g. Cattle Co. ct al.
And i'm compliance with law. l
give this notice by publication, II
the English language, once a week
for three consecutive weeks inn
mediately preceding said day OF
sale. in the Brownsville Herald a
newspaper published in Cameron
Count.
Witness my hand. this 9th day of
July. 1880.
w. r. BROWN
Sheriff. Cameron County. Texas.
BY l.. A. JAGOU,
Deputy.
7-l0-I7-24-3t-37S2
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Today's Radio Features

KvEEG BROADCAST SCHEDULE, THURSDAY, JULY "a, 1880
Evening Schedule.
7O0-7:05-Basebal Returns-Amer al-Texas Leagues
1857 :30-Popuar Records and Announcements.
7:30-8e0-Hicks-Star Hour.
8:0O-S15J. c. Penny Stores Program.
815-8 :30-Request Program CRecordsl Announcements
8 30-9 :30-Snent to KRGV for HaThngen Municipal Band Concert.
1909 :40-News OF the day.
9:40-l0.00-Vtver Music Store Program.
Good Night.
BROADCAST SCHEDULE FRIDAY, JULY 10 49,
9oo-9:30-Ogran Recital Paul Kennard)
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IL: 30-l2 :O0-Studio and Announcements
12:00-l2:30-Organ Recital Paul Kennard). Announcements.
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7:00-7:O5-Basebal Returns. American National Texas Leagues.
7:05-Ti5-Studio
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1907 30-Studio Announcements.
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9.30-l0:O0-Thirty Minutes with Victor Herbert.
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Political
Announcements

Z nder this heading wiII be published
the names OF candidates for public
Office The fees tor announcement
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Lyford
SURPRISE PARTY
HON0RS TWO

nONORS INO
Members of the Lutheran church
gave a surprise party in the church
on Monday evening for Mr.. and Mrs.
@. A. Johnson. This occasion was
their silver anniversary.
Rev. Bergman came to take
charge, announcing the several
speakers of the evening. Refresh
ments were served or the church
lawn and about $50 guests were in
attendance.
Members and friends Of the
church made them a gift Of a chest
Of silver and a purse OF money.
PERSONALS
Miss Lady Grace Snow and her
mother who have been visiting in
the Valley among friends have re-
turned to Austin, where Lady Grace
Is employed. Mrs. Snow spent some
time with her son. Luther of Ray
mondville and L. d. Snow of SebaS-
tian.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. z. Craig are
stopping in San Antonio for a few
days.
Mrs. Hill Of San Benito is spend
ing a few days visiting with Mrs,
Clarah StandiSh McAllister.
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The Brownsville Herald Is authorized
70 make the following announcements
% candidates subject to the Demo-
cratic primary IN July:
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In the District Court Of the United
States for the Southern District OF
Texas. Brownsville Division

Texas. Brownsville Division
In the Matter Of
MatiaS Cantu Cavazos. Bankrupt
No. 32S, In Bankruptcy
To the Creditors Of said Bank
rupt:
Notice Is hereby given that on the
23rc day Of July 1880, the said
Matias Cantu Cavazos of Lasara
Willacy County. Texas. was duly adj
judged a bankrupt. and the first
meeting Of his creditors will be held
az the office Of Ira Webster. Referee
in Bankruptcy. in the Stegman
Building. Brownsville. Texas, on the
4th day Of August. 1880. at Eleven
uD A. NJ. at which time and place
the creditors Of the said Matias
Cantu Cavazos. bankrupt, may ap-
pear. prove their claims. elect
trustees. examine the bankrupt and
transact such other business as may
properly come before such meeting
Dated July %. 1880.
Ira Webster.
Referee in Bankruptcy
T-24-3Sn5
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REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE Oh TRADE--l0 acre
tract ON Boca chica road opposite
Airport. VIII take in trade vacant
lot In Brownsville. Apply 5. NJ
Harvey, at Piggy Wiggly. E-l82
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PARTAIENTS

ALFONSO APARTMENT, furnished.
Very cool: upstairs Reasonable
rent. Phone $50. Dig
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REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE

The nickes and dimes that 60 down in drink and I'D In smoke
could easily solve the housing problem"
Smyrna times., 1930-01-08

make it possi5J. y
" On all rsaefi,s = h
LII indemnity. ID
also empowered q !
q Agriculturs : + ,a' y
tatlle the owner, :. "
lhe State and =; ~ ~
nlents are anyior. '''a
campaign in co.oS.I = 3
farmers and : oP'iaa&-
without the nsss,.... : q
,lning !. any farms. ls'.5 :. I
material benefit :, ! J
owner whether L. @:
es small, to hsvs !,
~ als and the 81. Y! '
fajitUre has nss' %
quest that everv =. !
oaa y Who owns
peFate in this i. 2
ah up the entjr. y.
Smyrna times., 1930-01-08

cation of the seizures, the COM
plant alleges the 36 persons nam
ed "unlawfully and knowingly did
conspire to and did import into
the United States and did trans
port and conceal certain merchan-
disc to wit, approximately 1850
cases of Intoxicating liquors" u.
S. District Attorney Amos w. w.
Woodcock and o. N Forrest, his
chief assistant, will personally
conduct the government prosecu-
tion Of the 36 at Salisbury. Colonel
Woodcock went to Ocean City late
Tuesday afternoon and obtained
first hand evidence. Though on
leave of absence from his Balti-
more office to serve on a special
prohibition investigation commits
sion with President Hoover's law
commission, Colonel
Woodcock will return to personal
ly take charge of the govern
ment's prosecution.
Smyrna times., 1930-01-08
JOINS SCHOOL SURVEY MOVE
In 1929 Commissions Created TO
Survey in IS Different STATES

In 1929 Commissions Created to
Survey in Is Different States
The year 1929 in education has
seen an ever widening demand
for more accurate civilizations Of
educational purposes and results.
The growing popularity Of apply
ing an objective and impersonal
yardstick to school and college pro-
gress is seen in a large number of
statewide and nationwide surveys.
Three major surveys under the di
rection of the United States Office
of education, to cost q total Of
more than S500,000, were started
or planned during the year. The
field work of the survey of the 67
land grant colleges, which include
p state universities, was brought
to a close at a cost of Sill, 600.
A survey of all high schools was
begun to discover most effective
methods and study materials to be
used in secondary education. Pre-
111A4lndIy olCPo III q StttOy u Liz
practices and achievements in the
training of teachers have been TAX
en- by the United States office of
education. It is expected to start
in 1880. Commissioners to study
the state school situation, either in
general or in certain special as
poets, were created in 1929 by law
in California, Delaware, Hawii,
Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Massachu-
setts, Michigan, Missouri, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Rhode Is
land and Washington. Other stat
es with school surveys of some kind
in progress during the year includ-
ed Florida, Arkansas, Oregon, Mis-
sissippi and Virginia. A significant
step toward more effective gov
Smyrna times., 1930-01-08
GOVERNOR BUCK HAS FOUR
TO SURVEY OYSTER INDUSTRY
NEXT LEGISLATURE MAY BE
ASKED FOR APPROPRIATION
Deemed Necessary to Engage Ser
vice of Experts ON Oyster Prop
agation in Delaware Waters

The condition of the oyster in
dustry in Delaware will be studied
by a commission of four members
appointed by Governor Q. Douglas
Buck. After this study, the COM
mission will suggest means of re-
viving it and a preliminary report
viii be made to the Governor and
later 10 the Legislature at its next
session. This is necessary because
it is believed that a small appro-
priation will be necessary to put
the plans recommended by the
commission into effect The COM
m.ssicr named by Governor Buck
includes former Governor Robert
p. Robinson, president Of the Fish
and Came Commission of Della
ware. from New Castle County;
Wilbur Raughley and John G. Oar
by, Of Kent county, and Charles
w. Cullen, of Sussex county. It
is likely that in order to carry out
any recommendations which the
commission may make, it will be
necessary to engage the services
of experts on oyster propagation
to recommend where and how the
oyster beds shall be placed and
such other information as may be
necessary. For this purpose the
Legislature will probably be asked
for small appropriation. Cover
nor Buck feels that this work is
necessary in order to save a Della
ware industry. There was a time
when Delaware produced unusual
ly fine oysters in large quantities
For several years the production
OF oysters has been falling off un-
til at present comparative few
Smyrna times., 1930-01-08
GUARD OFFICIALS CONFER
Methods for Increasing Interest in
Military Organizing is Dismissed

To hear suggestions and methods
for increasing interest in the ma
tional guard of the State Cover
nor Buck held conference with
officers of the guard recently. This
conference is following out the
plan of Governor Buck to get first
hand knowledge of conditions in
various branches of the state gov
ernment so that he will be in posi-
tion to make recommendations to
the next Legislature. Those at
tending the conference were also
Governor Bucks guests at dinner
at the DuVal Inn. a number of
the officers took part in the discus
sion relative to the best method
of maintaining interest in the ma
tional guard and interesting young
men in the organization Enter
tainment of a wholesome kind and
athletic contests were among the
suggestions made to increase in
terest in guard. Among those who
took part in the discussions were
Adjutant General ]. Austin Eli
son, Colonel Weller E. Slower, Col
onel John p LeFevre, Major S. S.
I. Duncan and Lieutenant Colonel
George ]. Sschultz. Other officers
at the conference with the Cover
nor in addition to the above in
cluded, Major Harry B. VanSciv-
er, Captain John ]. Dugan, Cap
tain A. Rinard, Captain j. Paul
Heinel, Captain Herman W.Cook,
Captain Anthony Summers, Cap
tain Henry Roscoe, Jr., Captain
John G. Leach, Captain John w.
Davis, Captain H. G. Ray, Captain
w. ]. B. Regan, Lieutenant James
]. Whaleyy and Lieutenant w. A.
Smyrna times., 1930-01-08

ley Company, both Of Pniladelphia
submitted the next Lowest esti-
mates, 1891 ,239 and 1898 618 The
special committee headed by Fred
H. Gawthrop, president Of the
Board of Trustees Of the institu-
ton decided to have the architects
Brown and Whiteside and the con
sulting engineer, Robert r. Scho-
enijahn, make a study Of the pro-
posals of the three lowest bidders
and to take their decision on the
award at the meeting of the
Board of Trustees Thursday
Other members of the special com
mittee which opened the bids were
State Senator Hervey P. Han
Smyrna; r. Henry Grier. VIII
mington. and DR. Lewis Booker
New Castle
Smyrna times., 1930-01-08

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