davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1931-04-04

Hayes looks like million
dollars afieId. But he didn't
show much at the plate yester-
day.
Jackie will get a chance to
redeem himself. If he falls
into a rut, though, 1 will be
forced to use Buddy again"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-08-22
GOLD STRIKE THRILLS Z0RTMAN REGION


The resolution which recommended that
the President take steps to open negotia-
tons with other countries in an effort to pre-
vent the practice Of debasing silver coinage
and to prevent violent fluctuations in the
price of silver, may have pointed the way
toward partial solution of our mining
troubles
Country after country has gone to the
gold standard II but there is grave doubt
that the business of the world can be carried
on with gold alone In the meantime silver
coinage so far as its purchasing power IN
the world markets is concerned, has been go
ing on steadily downward A short time
ago the price Of silver dropped to the lowest
point in our history.
Silver affects the financial problem
of the entire world, international trade and
domestic industrial conditions. The prob
lem must be solved and perhaps a confer
ence of nations will be the way out of the
difficulty.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-08-22
TOOH.m COUNTY

AasraNMmNws or ROYALTY
Frank RALPH 70 Lilly y. Nelson
IA OF 1ek on S38K3. SE3SW4 S3-'3s
2 West; and NEa NEasGs $3.50
F ~. Hnip to IaIly NJ Nelson,
1-s q 1ss on EwaNws. swa, 4-s+2
GoraSn b. McCuteheon TO LeRoy s.
Fox 1900 Interest ia EASW3, 4, "a
S3NE4. NW3NE4. EANW3, y sM4NEz
8SNE1, EE2NW3, SAM Al W3sM
sHa; " L. l esSs 90 q
N8NEa, sWaNRa. MEM wa. WAWt
8E3W, "a -a6-2 East 81
Gordon d. McCuteheon 20 y. "A. 4
Mnrie RerEetrom 1908 Interest ia
above lanua. 81
H. r. MeCurdy 20 Justua J. 5ern
IL Of ~ on lots 4, 3 3 = e-s .
Anacoada Kelvin on Co to George
orrts Is Of 1ge on Sk3-N MA NE8SEa !,
40, SW4NW3, NWzSW3, 20-s5-&W. ~.
Anaconda -Kesfn Oh Co b Josie
Larsen ZIG o. IL onsMaNE NEzska
Anaconda Kelvin on GO. % q, q
ID. sw4Nwa NwasWs, 2o-s5-2w. 81,
Auacnda- Kelvin on CO. 90 Andrew
Rdatrom 1-2 OF 1et on SE3NE3 MEAS !
t8 sWaNW4 NW3sW4, 2o-S5-2W. 81
&1@rohoN- AettA VII -, ~
IL, swsNW3 NWssWa, 2ll-sS-zw. 81.
AuacOnda. Kelvin Oh Co 20 G. A.
Winters liz o. 1St on SE3NH&, Nh3hkA
~, &W1NW3 NW3&WA, %o-33-1W. 81
Anaconda Kelvin Oh GO. 70 Hugh
Peterson 19 on kEkNEs Ms SCI
10. SW4NW3 MW48W3 1D-8s2W. 81
Anaconda Kelvin on CO. 30 y s.
Davidson ia Of 80 on 1E3Nk3 Ne
NEa 70, sWtNsF3 NWzSWa, z0-So-1W
Annconda Kelvin on CO. 10 Loksle "a
Siirich IA Of ~ on aEtNE3 NE3sN
swassWs n y. ~ .s Sss-z ~ 3 3
IaE3NE3, NKasE3. ~ SWaNW3 NW'
aW3 20-85-2W 81
~ r. REED 10 Bertha Y. Glrard tx
Or SEzNE1, NH2NEa 10, HW3NW3
NwaSW5. 90-s5-zW- ~
Fl W. Harris 70 Geneviese a
sEs'. g. sWaS-~w1 NWssWl. y
n X cbeadls sr to Cosmos Petrol.
enm fnc 2a& on s acres surround
I Tag wen on sEssE} Sg-4W. a.
Gordon 2, Mecutcheon =
s, io' II, ~ 2I-98-2 Eask si.
wkos. IS. WilSiams e Nellie 1aa.
GA Co. SIS on S3GE3. 3r31-4W. ga
1hos. B Williams 20 John a
NleEeeod ~ Of 1E o. AhAshs sAa3
'NB1-4 West 81
Iaos. b. wifilans 70 Robl. A. REewn
H# on MIA 81 HN3 5-3f-R@ 81.
Ehos. r. Williams % Rena ~
van Bibher IN On NE2sA3 Ska, S-S7'
4 West
f1s4 sDR (z y Il nv q e0inclnl pnsnahn
Thcs. 3. Williamg g Albert Nuts
.4M % NRASEt SKA. 8-Hy-4 West 81.
Xhoa. b Williaus 50 AxfAux Anoer'
san ags "a NKssN2HK SSe2zssW ~.
Fhoz. ,. Nill4MN e Aampql MIA
lana 49, 81 ~ On NEkHh4sHa ISL
"a West A
xhx 81 Williams Is Al Medicinal.
A4Aestaon 0ss On NEksEaSAs So
Tbos b wmiame g Wm. A. Car
lalehael ~ o. az % NNkshasks
4 West
hoA Williams 20 WellMElon 81
( 1es Co., Ltd 4st on NNA6hsaEz
hna ~ williams e Gerald
SD u ~ "a NEtSN$sAA s-si
Thos b wnhms to Ndw, n
~ ~ lss o. Nt3SkaAf'
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-08-22
Partners
Find BIG
Nuggets

zORTnEAN, August "a
Delayed news 81 e rich
( gold strike in Grouse
Gulch which reached here
today indicates that D new
mining district may have
been opened in the Little
Rockies.
According to the report
which was brought out Of tn,
mountains by s. r. Eckert
forest ranger, the strike wa,
made BY Carl Valkenhan anC
John Roles, Ioeal men who have
been prospecting in the Grouse
Gulch district for some time.
The two, according to report
had been making fair wages
for some time. During the
past week they ran into rich
pay dirt containing coarse gold
with some nuggets running as
high as $40 in value.
The gold is reported to be in
gravel on bedrock between two
and three feet below the sur
face. The men have been
washing it in a rocker oper-
ated by a small gasoline engine.
The entire valley has been
with claims running far
out into the gumbo.
Tom Carter Zortman resi-
dent, told Mr.. Eckert that this
is the first mining done here
since 1884-85, when shorty
Parker took out $1,600 IN gold
in a short time, his record
being $500 in three days. Mr..
Parkers operations were con
fined to headwaters Of the
gulch. Roles and Valkenhan
are working lower down ii the
stream bed.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-08-22
BOAz MC0 on a r
FOR Si,MOO0.

Boaz Gold Mining Company o.
Norris. Madison county. has tiled
articles Of incorporation. with
capital stock Of 100000.
Directors are Frank r. Springer
and Gladys Springer, both of
Jefferson Island; Oliver H. Rob
erts and John Gordon McLeod.
both OF Norris and Philip g.
Duncan OF whitehall.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-08-22
BULL MOOSE lin
HAS new O IRIS

Tue Bun MOOSE mine IN the
upper Hot Springs district, four
miIes west Of Norris IN southern
Montana, has been taken over
by the Konn interests ~ Billings
The property has been operaeed
under lease and bond by Carl
Eden OF Billings. New equsp-
ment is being inatasied
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-08-22
OUTLOOK FOR
LEAD SHOWS
IMPROVEMENT

Lead. normally the first
metal 20 show signs Of price
Improvement following a de-
precision, continues 70 show
more strength. with the
price steady at around 4.4O.
U. S. producers have sold their
entire output for July and many
have dipped into surplus stocks
10 supply customers.
Further increases in the price
" the metal are regarded as
probable within the next few
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-08-22

KAK1sPE1L. Ame.
A wrOmp OF local men has
Eaksm over the Drake mime
near Dixon and mslf operate
the pToper<y for psatinam
and copper nnder the firm
name OF the Dixon Mining
and Milling conpany
The mine has been operated by
William Drake for - years and
has Drodnced SPINE platinum,
copper and gold. according to
Harry Kaufman. one OF the new
owners. He says an assay shows
ST Of an ounce Of platinum.
1875 ounces Of gold and 10 per-
cent copper. Assays Of picked
samples have shown values as
high as s1,04s a tonl said Mr.
Kaunfman
Backers Of the company, who
took the property under bond
and lease. expect to install ma
caaanery and work two shifts
daily
Stockholders are Harry Kauff-
man. J. G. Van Ambsrg. Dan
McDougal. D. L. Greenwade. WI
liam Mcvey. J. d. Keglsr. J S.
Joe Hewitson. Lester
Sutherland. Ben Ivey. Albert Iver-
son, A. d. stiilman, Bannatyne
OH C0mpany and Frank Pnfahls
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-08-22

Demand for gold has brought
about the re-0pening Of another
famous western gold property,
the Holy Terror mine in the
Black Hills near Deadwood X
produced ss.oo0. zee in gold At
the beginning OF the century and
has been closed down since 1sos.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-08-22
LIBERTY COUNTY,
BY Kamar8w G@mmAw AA@eg@se o..
0mm9xRm. MONTANA
81 80 e L.NAaEe

no A. H. Perkins, Truateel
John u CDeweod NWNW t2 VIM
NV Nhs aMsw q EAmB = wtsk
rkNE NWNR NENF &c NEE 81 Mana
22 NWNW G-eS-4 sAsE SEsW M
NE NENW fS-S4-4 ST.
Chester Trading Co.. gW SiNW ~
WhEt va 1855. 81
Clarence p oswood E8ER SMNA
Floyd +. Hflek 6WNW NASa ~
SW SN8E ~ NWSW &S5.4 81,
Nels Petersen SANE SIS SMNW his
SW 20 NINA sfNS ga e 9MNW sly
~ EkEA NwNE NEW WaWb -
: amend 4 y y ' Petfersee swsR Is wsNE
|EANW BWNW So 24-a5-4 81.
John q Lnkas Nh VASE hsSW
a. NV zf-84-4 81
John Roke sr NR EkNw N5sEl
sWsE sW WINE EsNw NEsW
'' Rissars wssum. WAKE. NV. 8 "
aryrtle 1. johnson sE 10 EIEi 30
OLE Lee Ma 2.84-4. 81
Lowell v. Rudolph SANE NWHE E9
aw sENW, part NWSW sVTeaSz
- samuel Riswoid waNw 3 Nh kasE
EfEf sVVsE E1sW sKNW 2 Ma
|NW NwNR 1854 81
1st Trust 4 Saw. Bank Eh 35-a5-A
Otha c0ckreu WASH E3sw 2 NENW
NsNE IL NWNW fx-94-4 81
nichard Wikum SANE N5AE sNSE
Ia WASW &ESW 22~e5-A 81.
ASSIGNMENT OF 8fK g GAS KsEAaNS
Martin pna9lAF 70 r. c. Bar4weii
NENE 1859 g.
Ralph Lawrence 81 X G. narawesl
NWEW 1S-E8.S 81
xHEcEsA RATION or TMU@M
"A. II Perkins to Ellen 3. ferkina
eetfing forth trat first party shall
OWE fp9t and second party sa9s 81 al
oil leases.
ASSIGNMENTS 0N ROYALTY
Il r. Meranay e Wm Campbell
Black l-Sz SEMI E1aE l7-S7-5. s.
T. r AzcCurds % Cnas. g. CFuik.
shank 1885 SEINE E1SE fTaIS 81.
r. RI MeCnrdy 70 MaHte - Ezate-
land 1-sM NwSW 10-S7-1 -.
Joseph Cleon e HfnHh&m care s.
1-4e BENW SESE NWEE Ms
II $50. s3sW 10 NHNw NwNM SIS
lNE MESH a7NN SBSW sD.HN - Nh
MI s. A1 ~ H-8H-E Eamt a
e. ~ Mecmav 30 hExAaF II Web
sou l-a8R s3sE - MEME "a NwNN
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-08-22
I'M GOLD
AEASkA'S OUTPUT IN
l. U. 5. REPORT

Mines In Alaska in 1890 pro-
duced minerals worth s1s.s12,-
600, as against s1ss0e6,000 in
|1sz9. according to an announce
ment made by the Interior De
paetment this week. The
vaans OF che maneraa ouGDut OF
one Territory since 1880 is
se29s $4,000. the 1890 gold
autDut totaled ss,A7s,poe.0o
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-08-22

on the 25th OF July the par
~ embarked on the river with
two fIatboats. groceries and light
luggage at Fort Benton. Two
weeks later they disembarked a
mile below the mouth Of the Ju-
dith river.
Survey Requested
It was on the request Of north
eastern Montana citizens that
President Francis A. Thomson Of
the school Of Mines. director Of
the state bureau OF mines and ge-
oiogy. appointed Professor Ding
man to make the trip down the
Missouri. testing the river bars
for gold.
The many samples taken by
the professor are now being as
sayed, and tested under micro
scopes. The assays will deter
mine the run Of gold per ton.
While the microscopic tests will
indicate whether the gold is free
or combined. can be amalgamat-
ed or occur in microscopic form.
announcement Soon
The results OF the tests will
determine II It Is feasible for
Drospectors to make an occupa-
ton Of panning the Missouri
bars. Professor Dingman viii
make no announcement yet. but
says that the tests are being
rushed and the returns vidal be
issued as soon as possible.
The professors companions on
the unique expedition we're Jesse
Cobb, early-day prOspector, and /
three Box Elder young men.
Thorough Tests /
said Professor bingham:
with our rocker and sold
pans we sampled every likely
looking place on the river from
Fort Benton to the mouth Of the
Judfth-and unlikely looking
places too.
we tested every main creek
into the Missouri for a quarter
or half a mile from it's mouth.
Wkdl C0mnfry
when we ended our trip
mile below the mouth OF the Ju-
dith river, we were a. miles from
a railroad and 81 miles from our
objective. BOX Elder. We made
the "trip 70 BOX Elder in a far
mer's truck through a series OF
rain and electrical storms. travel
ing All one night
Word a. the expedition had
spread to even the loneIiest ranch !
houses and sheep herders, the
professor declared. and the par
ty was given every possible assis-
lance By me people along the
river.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-08-22
GOLD B0 FELT
NEAR WHITEHALL

whitehall. August 22-The
gold boom has reached bhis dis
trict. Old properties idle for
years are re-opening and pros
pectors by the hundreds are In
the hills, searching for new ore
bodies.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-08-22

nzsA GEE COUNTY
- aszmeaaR Demmey AbnArmoe G
ow@ BANK. MONTANA

mExKAsE or OIL Gas LKAams'
Joseph Drumheiler 60 I'll. o. pe4ar-
sen q AK SwA slNWs. swsNEa.
Z & sa ass' 10 s same E3NR1 swsNma
NV s8ia. a. Lots 3 1 81 sK WI
NMASWa. 6&SE $3.50
G. E Kris1ee 4 NoFzhariana Petrol
e@m CDnHoMdaaad 40 n o. Peterson
SEA NEsNW5, NssEs, ~ NwsNwa
Joseph Drnmhesier 70. III o., Reter
SOB Il ak NEa. NkNWx NasEa. 70.
y wa fgWz. 70 ShAH.
0UrT CLARK DmEnss
Maresn W0idsan 81 ak e. 81 kes4H. O.
Petersen ct ux NEsNKF, NaeEz. q,
MI M5i ~ 49, sas aS sEa
BW3 NEs, NW4sEa. L0ta Z q SKA
NW4 Nk1&W3 30-3B-6s 81
AeatMna HeadliRht on Co. 70
Sazue tsaane desc Is abovei 81
AseA0NMKAT9 or OIL A. aAs
Louis Il. osNelI e William w.
Skaplln MIA NWd, NEa. NasE5, %,
NtF3N W4, 8E65-8 &44
Same % ssns aiNw2, sws. Nw8
SEA, SW4 MA 2l-S5-8. 81
Same 70 came Lots q 8E4NW4.
~ y ~ Y NW sAsEa, SWIVEL
Koefsnai 0iI d Gas CO. TO william
" stspIsn Lots a h1sW3, z
ASSIGNMENT 0W m0xAETx
= l. 8her8ufnn et AK to Al Il
tY1ste 1sA oT z% ln S&& ESBWa, IS,
W&NW4. 81 84-1E g.
gMHlfna nauglAs Andersen ef viz "a
same Y-H Of 1# ~ 81 2bASe-I1 81
r. g. IarrRn6 90 Ed f.awior 11cE
Ia. sfF3, 1a-s&-n 81
r. McCnrdy 70 Mildred Butter
IL &AHFx 4 VA FN&GEE ~ IA NtMFFs
&s4 Ssnz@H 1S-I2 81.
john -. AcAwah 81 ~ 20 a. O.
Wedge 1E gR N5AEf s&NEA. NEi
NEa g. NtNWz. M AHA. - 81
AFFIDAVIT
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-08-22
SEP ARATOR USED
BY BUD STORY ON
0RWEGEAN CREEK

Three Forks, August 22-
Another instance Of the suc-
cessfuI operations Of q cen-
trifngaI gold separator 'aas
been reported here BY Hsud
story.
Story Is operating one OF the
Alniey machines on his placer
between Harrison and Pony
south Of here.
Two steam shoveis are being
used to reach the gravel on bed
rock according to those who have
Visited the property.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-08-22

George 81 s. Bert 81 Menaehv "a
AzEkA MeBz5ae Is a4 rs % 81 and
aza 8Ms3Ms 90 NfNMz Ktsm3 81:
9WsNW4, NW4Swz 1s-1S saw
ss Wa8E&. IS nj
George Cempball fe n4iks Mcbride
lie IS z% gas ANsNNA NKasM8 9T
50 HANW4. SIS - &A
zkAss or DAE q GAS KRAan
Wnyne Greek Oh a Gas co. "a
kgoFnea a. Welnbesmef sfNWf. Bw3
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-08-22
THOROUGH STUDY OF MIssOURTS
GOLD RESOURCES MADE BY PARTY
Gold Samples Taken By Mines School
Group Now Being Tested Study
May Aid PrOspectOrs

Butte, Aug. -Flatboats, rockers and
gold pans were utilized by Professor Oscar
A. Dingman of the Montana School of Mines
and his companions on gold hunting trip
down the Missouri, the professor reported on
his return here.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-08-22

Royalty on 92o acres near Montana
lower Neil drilling operations In
the Cut Bank district. This acreage
T. now leased 20 the Texas company.
Price extremely low. Map and fuil
details furnished on request Bex
fT76, Great Falls. Montana $40 q
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-08-22
ROYALTIES

Quick Action Royalty. Tract short dis
lance from weli OF Earl Oil COM
pany a0w drifting Al past 2,500 feet
on the sharp-dip Sun River Anti
cline. near tire East face Of the
Rockies Reasonably priced Box
1928. Great Falls. Montana. 6-&l-d
FFOR sALE-l-8 OF lex royalty on the
Buckley farm. Border field with two
producing wells. Earning good rate
~ refnrn. Box 500. Montana on
5ournal Tad
WfltL TAXI Vow Tor my one
ROYALTY 81 tire c. g. DS0r0at farm in
Kevfu- snnburst field, S1sE39. 81.
sW3 10. N3Wf 1s-SfN-2W. 80
acres write Montana Oh Journal
Box No. Az
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-08-22
MiIe-Deep Mine Continues
Working In Rich Gold Ore
ArgOnaut Vein From Is to SO Feet 4
Width Has Persisted From Surface
To Present Depth

working in body Of gold which continues 70
grow richer with depth and which has been prospected
"a depth Of 800 feet the Argonaut gold mine ~
Taekxon California Is rated as of the most noted
mine now in operation in the United States
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-08-22

Albeft Huahsch meFlan at a - W
B CoolidRe E4aEz 0.M1T
Same q same Lot 2. sW3ssEz s:
pf 1s: sEsSEz. 17-#x4
snme 70 same W3SNa q; N7NE2
samss g uanap bet !. sRaNs&
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-08-22

The vein in the Argonaut
mine varies in width from 10
TO so feet. The ore has been
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-08-22

FOR SALE--Fiye year files Of Tu1ea
on and Gas Journal $500 Wrtke
Box 1770. Great Falls. Afsntana
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-08-22

continuous from the surface Il
a depth of 5700 feet on the dit
lssnNe1tsssafs an pAar -
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-08-22

Wiil take $3.50 for part q my ROYALTY
us 81 1et) on more than 1900 acres
ea0iviIant to 1900 acres producing
and positively proven and 200 acres
wildcat and semi proven. Must h&ye
Immediate caah. Write or wlre M. q.
]. Rox $50.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-08-22

In The District Ceurt 81 tbs Eighth
Jndicaa2 Dlaeriet Of the state ~
Montana, In nnd for fhe County 81
Cascade.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-08-22

august k4ndhexH et TX to Tina,
k,uAzie Lots s & 4 Mtsw3. 7-a-B.
ieeFtieSl1g asiaF renznf on ssme haa
been peid9
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-08-22
STOCKS

WIZ aeil sny part Of $50 shares 81
pany, tFulton Dry Ice propouitiony
stock at SO per share Wrs4A
on wire Box H11. Montana on Jout
nal, Crest Falis. Moutans e.19
WvomSnR O41 stock Cheap. Box W.
Mllss cts, Monaina SEQ
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-08-22

KOHLHR LIGHT PLANTS-Any volt.
aRe-AC or DC Complete line -
fixtures motors. etc. Box $02, Great
Pals. Mont
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FOR SALE-very cheap: Calcium
arsenate. Office g. r. Barreda. Ql9
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Miscellaneous

next
Saturday, July 18th, our store will
be open on Saturdays until noon
only. M. Garcia Gomez and Cham
pion. 4th and Fronton. Cos
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1s SE9H 5 sHT Want AID PAGE 4 4AT4 M S7SE
<STOP!
READ!


The Board OF School Trustees OF
the Brownsville Independent School
District will receive at its office In
Brownsville, Texas, July Is. 1881. at
l:30 q. m sealed proposals for the
installation, complete and ready
for operation. OF gas steam heating
systems adequate To supply the needs
OF the Fourth Ward School building
and Victoria school building. spGcifi-
cations to conform 70 similar sys-
TENS now In use in the First Ward
school building.
Each bid will be accompanied by
q good faith check for $500 pay
ident OF the Board.
The Beard reserves the right 10
reject any and all bids.
j. p. Maher, Secretary
Brownsville Independent School
District.
T-8-if-14-3t-4097
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12
HOUSES FOR SALE

MONEY K S-Nice 5-room
land with s. citrus fruit trees and
an abundance Of flowers and shrub
berry. Located inside city limits OF
Brownsville. and less than 4 blocks
from pavement. Owner refused
100000 cash for this property less
than twelve months ago. Must sell
now, and will take $3.500.00 for
entire property and terms can be
given on part. This ~ q real sacri-
flee. S. c. Graham and Company.
Phone ITO. Brownsville. Q70
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12

The Board Of School Trustees Of
the Brownsville Independent School
District will offer for sale at its
office In Brownsville. Texas, July Is.
1881 at 1880 D. m. TO the highest
responsible bidder for cash. the
1881 issue OF bonds Of the district
In the amount OF $50. 100000 payable
serially 100000 for the years 1882
to 1885 inclusive: and 100000 for
the years 1887 to 1865 inclusive; and
100000 for the years 1867 10 1871
inclusive: all bearing interest at
8 per cent payable semi-annually.
A good faith check Of 100000
payable TO DR.. 0. Y. Lawrence.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12
Real Estate

MONEY TALKS-$750-00 cash buys
10 acres OF good unimprOved land
less than three miles from city
limits OF Harlingen and less than
one and "a half miles south Oh main
paved highway between Harrington
and San BenitO. 5. G. Graham and
Company, Phone Ito, Brownsville
Texas. or
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12

MONEY TALKS-16 acres III very
best OF citrus fruit land located
neal Brownsville. near pavement,
ON beautiful Resaca. and on cleo
iric light line. All in cultivation and
nart OF Ii now In citrus fruit or
chard. Only s45O0-OO for entire tract
With terms on part. This Is one OF
the greatest bargains near Browns
vile. O. O.. Graham and Company.
Phone ITO. Brownsville. Tex. OH
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12
For Subdivision
$50 Acres

Located 4 blocks from the high
school and closer tr Browns
Vile than the exclusive Los
Ebanos Subdivision Winding
resaca runnilo through Drop
erty offering natural lake front
sites Tor subdivision rhis Drop
erty ~ foi sale ny owners and
can be bought ar . very at-
tractive price Also tract OF SOC
acres within city limits al iacenf
TO Missouri Pacific lines 0n
the south Henson Lcmax A
Houston and Brownsville De-
velopment Co GEO
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12

FOR SALE-RooseVelt strain black
silver foxes. Biggest money max
ing animal on the market. For
prices write Peter Rice. McAllen.
Texas Q34
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12

s12 DAILY. Permanent connection.
Part or full time. Men. women.
Profits greatest in hard times. Ex-
perience. investment unnecessary.
North American Aid Society. WI
chita, Kan. Q52
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12
Employment
HELP WANTED

thing to sell. commission only. None
but high class man with good re-
ierences need apply. Give address
and phone number in first letter.
Write Q49 Herald. Q49