davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1931-06-25
UN r ES-
TUVo A PUNTO DE DES-
TRUIR SEIS CASAS

Para dominar ell fuego que a.
yer por la tarde Sc declare en-
un pequeno garage de la Gale
10 y Avenida 81, propagate por
ell viento a media docena de ca
sas colindantes, fueron necesa-
rios los esfuerzos de los bombe-
ros de cinco estaciones de esta
ciudad. Los equipos y los bonn
beros tuvieron que trabajar in
tensamente por mas de dos ho-
ras hasta sofocar la conflagra-
ci6n.
Los danos Sc calculan de
$4,000 a $1,000 y las perdidas
de los inquilinos de las casas
por ropas, muebles y enseres,
de $40 a $1,000.
La prlmera alarma Sc do po-
co antes de las cuatro de la tar
de, al descubrirse ell fuego en-
una cochera particular de la ca
lie 10 y avenida 81. A los pocos
momentos las llamas sc propaga
ban a tres casas colindantes.
Tan pronto llegaron al lugar
del suceso, los bomberos, bajo
las 6rdenes del Jefe A j. White
y de su ayudante Ben Torres,
comenzaron a extinguir ell incen
dio de cuatro casas. Ell viento
transportaba materias encendi-
La gaceta., 1931-06-25
Ell SERA VEN
DIDO EN- PUBLICA SU-
BASTA

Ell vivero "Carmina," de ma
tricula Guiana, que fue captu-
RADIO ell 1ltimo verano por los
agentes de narc6ticos y de SER
vicio de guarda costas en- b.
ca Grande, Mevando a bordo
un c%argamento de drogas va
luado en- SIS, 900, sera subasta-
do manana.
Ell captain del vivero, Mi :
guel Estevez, fue juzgado cul-
pable por un jurado en- la cor
tie federal y sentenciado a Gin
co amos. Su companero Bene-
dicto N1nez, a un ano y un
dia. Esta condena es la terce-
ra que Estevez cumple en- la
penitenciaria de Atlanta.
DeSpues de la captura del
vivero "Carmina," los agentes
del gobierno encontraron las
drogas en- una lata soldada en-
ell interior de otra, de tai ma
nera, que ell espacio compren-
dido entire la primera y la Sc
gunda Sc llenaba con gasolina.
c.. R. Frazier, Jefe de los A
gentes de Narc6ticos de Flori-
da, dirigi6 la captura del Gar
NINA" ell cual Sc encuentra
entonces fondeado en-
La subasta Sc celebrara al
final de la calle Jackson hoy
por la tarde.
La gaceta., 1931-06-25
II LA COM1SION
DOS APoYA-
DOS POR L

Tallahassee, JUNO 25.-Dos
ADMINISTRATORS fijando
un impuesto de cinco centavos
a cada gallon de kerosene y
creando una comisi6n de I'M
puestos del Estado, fueron re-
chazados aver por la Camara,
como resultado de las %censuras
hechas por ell Gobernador Carl
ton contra la legislature.
La mayoria c~ontraria a La ad-
ministraci6n, en- la Camara, al
rechazar las dos leyes del Gober
nador, acord6 tambien proion-
gar la session extraordinaria has
ia hoy por la manana.
Como resultado de las decla-
raciones hechas por ell Repre-
sentante Matthews, de Duval,
de que objetarfa ell que Sc para
"a ell reloj, la session cerrara al
amanecer.
Para prolongar la session des-
pues de la bora Official, Sc hace
necesario ell consentimiento una
mime Y ell representative Mat
thews sentara un precedente
votando en- contra.
Los esfuerzos del bloc admins
trativo para pasar la ley del i'm
puesto sobre ell kerosene fueron
in1tiles. Ell Representative Lew
is 0freci6 una enmienda redu-
ciendo a tres centavos ell impues
to de cinco sobre cada gallon, la
cual fue rechazada.
La Ley de Comisi6n de I'm
puestos del Estado tambien fue
rechazada por 81 contra 80. FL
Representante Lee, de High
lands, present6 ell 1nico argu-
mento a favor de la Ley, ell cual
fue contestado vigorosamente
por ell Representante Matthews,
lider del grupo contrario a la
administration.
La gaceta., 1931-06-25
SENADO NO CONS1DE-
RARA Ell So
BRE LAS VENTAS

Tallahassee, JUNO 25.-Al re-
chaZarse por mayoria de %
contra z una moci6n presenta-
da para lamar del calendario'
Y someterlo a consideration en-
una segunda lectura, ell proyec-
to de Ley del Senador Young fl
jando impuestos sobre las ven
tas, ha hecho que pierdan la es-
peranZa los que venian abogan-
do por su aprobaci6n en- ell Sc
nado.
Ell Senador Turner, de Cedar
Key, autor de la Ley sobre ar
tfculos de lujo, sometida a Ia
legislature durante la session
regular, present6 dicha moci6n
con ell prop6sito de que la Ley
fuera lIamada a segunda lectd
ra. Ell Comite de Hacienda e I'm
puestos habia informado favo-
rablemente esa petici6n.
Votaron para que ell proyec-
to conocido por cup6n Young
fuera sometido a consideration
Bell, Bradshaw, Futch, Harris
Hillburn, Hinley y Turner.
En- contra de la consideration
de la Ley: Whitaker, Adams,
Anderson, Andrews, Butler,
Caro-, Glowing, Clarke, Coun-
ii, Dell, English, Gary, Getzen
Gomez, Howell, Harrison, Irby
Johns, King, Knabb, Lewis,
Parker, Parrish, Stewart, Swes
.ingen, Taylor, Wagg, y Wat
son.
Ausentes: Hodges y Neell. E
Senador Young Sc abstuvo dc
votar.
La gaceta., 1931-06-25
PENA DE MUERTE PARA Ell
DELITO DE ROBO A MANO
ARMADA.

Tallahassee, JUNO 25.-El Sc
nador Andrews, de GAINESVILLE,
~present6 aver un proyecto de
ley castigando con la pena de
muerte ell delito de robo a mano
armada. La mayoria rechaz6 ell
proyecto.
Graciosamente ell senador Bell,
de Arcadia, propuso que Sc crea-
ra una comisi6n para regular Ell
rObo de los bancos, percibiendo
Ell estado la mitad de los ingre-
y Ia otra mitad a dividir, a par
ties iguales, entire los condados.
La gaceta., 1931-06-25
Sc L Ell CANNON QUE
GUIABA UN

I'm canton que guiaba Archie
Mathews, vecino de la avenida,
Florida 1906, Sc volc6 aver en-
ell Boulevard Henderson esquina
a WArous, recibiendo graves
lesiones por efecto del accidente
ell Sr. w. S. Jones, de Plant 81
ty, que acompanaba al anterior
Jones fue lanzado contra ell pa
Y los medicos que lie
vieron en- ell hospital municipal,
Green que spuede tener ~fractura-
do ell crse1eo.
Los diputados Keltner y Sin
clair detuvieron al chofer y L
acusan de embriaguez alcohol.
ca Y guar con descuido.
La gaceta., 1931-06-25
CIRCULO CUBANO


De orden del Presidente, y a
ruego de las Secciones de ms
truccion y Propaganda, Sc eta
por este medic a todos los miem
bros de las distintas Secciones
del Cfrculo Cubano para la Jun
ia que Sc celebrara manana jue-
YES a las ocho y cuarto p. m.
Sc interesa la mas puntual a.
sistencia por tratarse de asun-
tos de verdadera importancia.
Ell SecretGrio.
La gaceta., 1931-06-25
1880 a. m. e. S. I.

a. m. e. S. Z.
En- Ell dia de aver y despuesl
de una travesfa de Is horas'
sobre ell Atlantico, los aviado-
res llegaron a Inglaterra. Des-
pues de almorzar en- Newfound-
land salieron para Berlin, ate
orlando en- el aerodromo de
Tempelhof. De este ultimo lu-
gar salieron para Moscou des-
cendiendo en- ell aerodromo de
aqui sin haber r~egistrado en-
ia travesia ell mas minimo con-
tratiempo.
En- Berlin los aviadores fue-
ron obieto de I'm sinn1mero de
agasajos a cual mas cordial y
enthusiastic. Las damas lie arro-
jaban flores y los ayiadores a.
.emanes prorrumpfan constan.
teneente en- vitores v atronado-
res aclamaciones de j1bilo.
Al salir para Moscou des.
pues de refaccionar debida
mente al aeroplano, los photos
americanos mostrabanse salts
fechos del proceso de sus vue-
los y fisicamente bien recon
fortados.
u trayecto recorrido entire
Bef4in y Moscou representa- ur
total de $50 millas.
La gaceta., 1931-06-25
DOS NINOS E~STUVIERON A
N DE MORIR AHO-
GADOS.

Sc banaba aver en- Sulphur
Springs Ell nino Robert O'Shiel
de 10 amos, cuando al llegar q
un sitio profundo, asustado pi-
di6 auxilio. Ell nino Thom
Douglas, de 9 amos, acudi6
ayuda de su amiguito y esta
agarr6 a el. Dos wees salierd
la s~uperficie sin que fueran 50
corridos, por Greer los banistas
que Sc trataba de una broma.
Pero al fin los que miraban
apreciaron a tempo la situacien
~ los dos memories fueron sal
vados.
La gaceta., 1931-06-25
'NFORMACION
OFT PlIERTO

Durante ell dia de aver entra-
ron los vapores americanos Gu
ba, Fairport Y ell remolcador
Cadmus, con la barca S. d.
Warmer.
Sc hicieron a la mar los va
pores Major Wheeler y Com
mercial Quaker, de bandera a.
mericana, Y ell noruego forum
gen. Este dltimo sali6 con un
cargamento de MADEIRA hacia
Haiti.
La gaceta., 1931-06-25
A MOSCOU LOS
AVIADORES QUE IRA
TAN DE OAR LA VUELTA
AL MUNDO

Moscou, JUNO 25.-Wiley
Post y Harold Gatty, aviado-
res americanos que estan efec
tuando I'm vuelo alrededor del
mundo, aterrizaron hoy en- ell
aerodromo de October, a las
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-11
TILSON, DEPOSED
FROM POWER, is
PITIABLE FIGURE
Shorn of House Leadership,
He's Rover, With Little
or No Authority.

By United Press
WASHINGTON, Dec. INJECT
the member at large" of the house
Of representatives-John @. Tilson
Of Connecticut.
Politics has played him one Of
its cruelist tricks. He rose nearly
to the top of theladder. For six
years he was his party's leader in
the house of representatives. A few
days ago he was hurled, literally,
to thebottom again when he was
defeated for the Republican place
Of honor by Representative Bertrand
H. Smell, chunky, phlegmatic, but
very astute New Yorker.
Smell now is minority floor leader,
having been defeated for Speaker
by the Texas Democrat, Repre-
sentative John N. Garner.
And the tall, courtly gentleman
from Connecticut, who was born and
raised in the rugged Republican hill
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-11
THE INDIANAPOLIS TINES

country Of Tennessee, fgurativeIy is
nothing.
To the sentimental, he is a lonely
sort of figure these days.
He gave up all his committee as
signments when he was elected
leader six years ago. If he went
on any committees now it would be
at the bottom, unless he accepted
Republican offers to take a higher
place. This he refuses to do as it
would displace some other veteran.
And he says he can not begin at the
bottom again at this stage of the
game. 1t is for new members, not
him, to do the mental work assigned
to the beginner. He still has his
pride.
And he holds his head up. He
gave himself the title of "membr-at-
large" He explains that he holds a
rowing commission" Republican
leaders have assigned him to the
steering committee, a group which
is supposed to have some say about
legislation, but which in reality does
not have much power. 1t is more an
advisory committee. The leaders
and the rules committee hold the
real power in the house.
It was as a member at large"
from the state of Connecticut that
Tilson first came to congress. He
has served in the house twenty
years. Gradually he worked his
way to the top. He did yeomen
work during the World war on the
military affairs committee. He him
self, had seen service, both in the
American war and the
Mexican border disturbance of 1916.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-11

1t was in the latter service that he
earned the'title of colonel"
Prior to becoming leader, TilSon
was member of the ways and
means committee, the tax and tariff
body.
AS leader, he went TO and from
the Capital and the White House.
When his tall figure was seen en-
tering the executive Offices, the
newspapermen there knew some
thing was up Back to the Capital
ne went to carry out the admins
tration's orders.
He stood by the administration.
When other party leaders deserted
President Hoover on drought relief
and the bonus, there stood Tflson.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-11

He was defeated on the drought re-
lief issue and overwhelmed on the
bonus.
He was a leader without follow
ers.
Some keen observers attribute his
recent defeat to his too blind 10y
atty to the White House. But,
shorn of his power, Tilson again
stood squarely behind the President
when the chief executive was sub
jected to bitter attack in the open
ing house debate on the annula
message. And Tilson heard a Dem
ocrat, Representative Bankhead,
Alabama, describe his loyalty to the
White House, with the addendum:
'And what reward has he been
given for following your Presi-
dent?"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-11
YOUNG DRUGGIST DEAD
Auto Injuries Prove Fatal for
Donovan II. Wright.

Funeral services for Donovan H.
Wright, &c, former Indianapolis
druggist, who died Wednesday at
Methodist hospital as result of in
juries sustained in an auto acct
dent near Greencastle Saturday,
were held Thursday at Terre Haute.
Mr.. Wright, who was manager of
a drug store at Terre Haute, was
engaged to wed Miss Beatrice Tay-
Tor, 2020 Wilcox street, Dec. "a.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-11
CHEMISTRYS PART IN
WAR TO BE DISCUSSED
Major General Gilchrist to Speak
Before Society at Claypool.


The part chemicals will play in
the next war will be discussed by
Maior-General H. L. Gilchrist,
United States army chemical war
fare service chief, at the American
Chemical Society dinner tonight at
the Claypool.
General Gilchrist, who spoke at
Purdue university Thursday night,
was to arrive here this afternoon.
He commanded the first expedi-
ton of American troops in the
world war, serving in hospital work
until 1917, when he was named med
ical director of the chemical war
fare department and given super
vision over all activities pertaining
to gas casualties in the American
army.
General Gilchrist took part in
volunteer research work in leprosy
treatment and later in typhoid fever
treatment.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-11
Veteran Envoy is PoIoist

BIZ Uutted PFeSS
NORWOOD, Mass, Dec. IL
Though 81, w. Cameron Forbes,
United States ambassador to Japan,
often engages in strenuous polo
matches on the private field at
tached to his estate here.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-11

Samuel Mueller was named
president of the Furniture Asso-
citation Of Indianapolis for the
sixth consecutive year at the an
nual meeting in the Lincoln
Thursday.
Other officers elected we're:
Carl A. Taylor and Stanley Lip
ton, vice-presidents; Saul Solo
mon, secretary, and Jacob H.
Wolf, treasurer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-11

suicide by shooting at Everett.
Wash, where he was general "Y'
secretary. Worry over financial
matters is believed to have caused
the suicide.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-11
@Ys omcial Kills Self

By Times Special
ANDERSON, Ind, Dec. lie. F.
Nevius. former secretary of the An
derson Z. NJ. c. A., committed
The Washington times., 1931-10-13
COLUMN PLAN RESTUDIED

The Arlington Memorial Bridge
Commission viii meet sometime
this week to restudy the plans for
the erection Of twin columns on
Columbia Island as part Of the
Memorial Bridge development
program. President Hoover, chair.
man of tthe commission, sug.
gested a restudy Of the plans
Aviation interests have vigOr.
OusIy objected to the erection Of
the tall columns rs they would be
q menace to air traffic at the
Washington Airport.
The Washington times., 1931-10-13
Stanton Park Group
Names KeeLer Head

william w. Keeler was elected
president Of the Stanton Park
Citizens Association last night
at q meeting in Peabody School,
Fifth and c Streets Northeast.
Other officers elected we're:
Vice presidents, William E, Mon.
roe, Joseph p. Farmer; secretary,
Mrs. l.. H. Brown: financial
secretary, Robert S. Bier; treas
urer, Claiborne Hunter. Harry
N. Stall and A. H. Gregory were
elected delegates to the Fedora.
ton Of Citizens Association.
The Washington times., 1931-10-13
Kennels of Murder
Victim AMctiOned

Seven pedisreed setter and
pointer dogs and eigh setter and
pointer puppies, the property OF
the late Capt. william F. Norman,
who was killed August IL. by 3
doorman at the Wardman Park
Hotel, are being auctioned on the
steps Of the courthouse at ROCK
vile.
Captain Norman, a prominent
Washington attorney owned q
farm In Montgomery county
where he kept his hunting dogs,
The Washington times., 1931-10-13

one Of the columns planned
would be symbolic Of the South
and the other Of the North. They
were planned originally TO pro
vide q frame for the Lincoln
Memorial as seen from Arlington
National Cemetery. Under the
original plans they would nave
cost S50O,000 each and the foun'
dations 100000.
The Washington times., 1931-10-13

Home seekers who want to tstaonsn
themselves in a. home Of their own VII W
find a timely home selection N t@ne @
Real Estate for Sale Columns O1 ""0
ClaaHified Section.
The Washington times., 1931-10-13

ivy throat is all important to me
No harsh irritonts for yours truly
Give me Lucky Strike every time
And pat yourself on the bacI
foryoUr new celIophone wrap
perwith thof tab which make.
the package SO easyto open.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-01
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
ORDINANCE NO. 227.

An ordinance vacating and closing
East Ninth street between Fillmore
street and Pierce street as shown on
the official map Of the city OF
Brownsville, SO that property so
} vacated may be dedicated to a pub
lie use. to-wit, the use of the
Brownsville Independent school dist
riot. and accepting in lieu thereof,
and opening and ~dedicating to the
public a new East Ninth street to
be located on the west forty feet Of
lots three and ten in block two
hundred seventy nine of the city OF
Brownsville.
That, whereas, Milton II. West and
the Brownsville Independent School
District have petitioned the City
Commission of the City Of Browns
villa TO close East Ninth Street be-
tween Fillmore Street and Pierce
Street, as said East Ninth Street Is
now dedicated on the official map
and plat OF the City Of Brownsville.
and in lieu thereof, to open and
deaicate a new East Ninth Street
occupying the west forty feet of Lot
No. Three nd the west forty feet OF
Lot No. Ten OF said Block No. 279.
in order that Block No. $50 OF the
City of Brownsville. that portion
OF East Ninth Street which lies be-
tween Fillmore Street and Pierce
Street. and that portion OF Block No.
279 Of the City Of Brownsville, which
lies east of the new East Ninth
Street to be so dedicated, ma be
used and occupied by the Browns
vile Independent School District for
the erection of a public elementary
school: and
WHEREAS, such changes are
necessary in order to safeguard the
lives of school children who will at
tend said public school:
THEREFORE, BE 1T ORDAINED
10y THE CITY OF BROWNSVILLE:
Section !: That portion of East
Ninth Street which extends from
Fillmore Street TO Pierce Street. as
now shown or the official map Of
the City OF Brownsville, Is hereby
closed and discontinued. and al
rights that the City OF Brownsville
NAV have had to the use of the lands
delineated on the official mar OF the
City Of Brownsville as East Ninth
Street between Fillmore and Pierce
Street are hereby expressly relin-
auished.
Section ?: East Ninth Street shall
hereafter extend from Fillmore Street
TO Pierce Street between parallel
lines. OF which the east line shall
be the west boundary line Of a tract
Of land conveyed by Milton II. West
TO the Brownsville Independent
School District. by deed dated July
IL. 1881 and the west line OF which
shall be the west boundary OF lots
Three and Ten OF Block 27e of the
City of Brownsville. as said Block
No. 279 is delineated on the official
map of the City of Brownsville.
Passed and approved. this 28th
day OF August, A. u. 1881.
r.. B. RENTFRO. Mayor,
City OF Brownsville.
II. Van Horn.
City Secretary.
9-l-3-2t-4f40
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-01
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

ahence S. 8 deg. "a min. w. 5f87.2
feet with the east boundary OF Blk.
is 10 the southwest corner OF this
tract, being also the southeast
corner OF said Blk. is set apart to
Jose Aniceto Yznaga: thence south
30 deg. 80 l-2 min. z. 1016.7 II. to the
southeast corner Of this tract. being
also the southeast corner or SAID
entire Yznaga-C Gothic Tract: thence
N. 8 deg. 80 min. K. 51S2.2 feet with
the center OF said forty (40) II. pub
lie road. this line being the east lie
Of said entire Yznaga-C Gothic Tract.
10 place or beginning. being the
identical property heretofore con-
veyed by Antonio j. Yznaga ct al r.
Harry N. Peterson by deed recorded
IN Volume l53 on pages AS OF the
Deed Records OF Cameron County,
Texas. dated June 8, 1926.
Eighth Tract.
That certain parcel Of land in
Cameron County. Texas. being the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-01
q ADVERTISEMENT

March 7, 1926, recorded in Volume
lat on pages 3l4-3l5 Of the deco
records OF Cameron county, Texas
Sixth Tract
87.62 acres of land. more or less,
as was set aside to the grantors In
the deed hereinafter mentioned
under a deed Of partition among
the heirs Of Juan Miguel Longorla,
dated December -. 1915, recorded
in Volume 48 on pages 232-247 OF
the deed records Of CO eron county.
Texas. being described as:
Beginning at q point and post
on the east line of the said 759.09
acre tract hereinbefore described
as second tract, said point or De-
ginning being the southeast corner
of the tract just above allotted to
Jose Ma. N. Longoria and being
also the northeast corner hereof;
thence ". 80 deg. 3lh min. w.
BOOST feet along and with the
south line OF said Jose Ma. ". Lon
goria's tract to the southwest COR
ner thereof for the northwest cor
ner hereof, said corner being also
on the west line of said second
tract 1864 feet to a point and post
for the southwest corner hereof:
thence S 80 deg. 31h min 4. 30l5.l
feet 10 a point and post On the east
line of said second tract for the
southeast corner hereof: thence
N. 0 deg. 2is min W.. along and
with the east line OF said second
tract 1884 feet to the place Of be-
ginning. containing 1852 acres.
more or less, being the identical
property heretofore conveyed by
Severiano Longoria to Harry Pet
erson by deed dated February 2.
1926. recorded in Volume 143 on
pages 308-09 OF the deed records
Of Cameron county, Texas.
Seventh Tract.
1917 acres being partition Shares
II. Is. 10, 20, 81 and % of the Sub
division Of partitions OF the lands
In said Ojo de Aqua grant inherited
by the grantor In the deed herein
after mentioned and by his brothers
and sisters from his father. Antonio
Yznaga, deceased, as shown by map
or plat showing said partition Of
that portion Of said Ojo de Aqua SO
inherited by grantor and his brothers
and sisters known as the YZnaga-
Gothic lands as said blocks are
shown and delineated on said plat OF
said partitions and subdivision OF
said Cctillo lands, prepared by W.
l.. Conrad, Civil Engineer, Browns
vile. Tex, Feb. 9, 1925. and described
by metes and bounds as follows:
Beginning at the northeast corner
OF said Yznaga-C Gothic Tract in the
center OF a forty t40) foot public
road for the northeast corner OF this
tract: thence N. 80 dec 80 1-2 min.
w. 1924 feet to the northwest COR
ner Of this tract. being also the
northeast corner OF Blk. is OF said
Yznaga Partition and Subdivision
set apart to Jose Aniceto Yznaga:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-01

G ADVERTISEMENT

west 5 acres OF the east 10 acres "
the north 20 acres OF Blk. Y, Survey
297 of Str.rt Place Subdivision, ac-
cording TO the map records of Cam
eron County, Texas. being the identi-
cal property heretofore conveyed by
L. r. Hollingsw0rth ct ux to Harry
N. Peterson by deed dated June s.
1927, recorded IN Volume l64 on
pages 273-74 of the Deed Records Of
Cameron County. Texas.
And on the sixth day OF October,
1881. being the first Tuesday OF said
month. between the hours OF ten
o'clock. a. m. and four O'Clock p,
n, on said day at the courthouse
door Of said county / will offer for
sale and sell at public auction, for
cash, all the right. title and interest
of said Harry ". Peterson in and 20
the aforesaid property.
Dated this the oath day Of August
1881.
r.. j. TUCKER, Constable OF
Precinct No. /. Place No. 2. Cam
eron County, Texas.
8-25-i-8-3t-4l37.