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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-22
YES
PROPOSITION No. FOUR
NO

ave-
Shall Section %, Article II OF the
existing charter OF the City OF
Brownsville, Texas, relating TO
Rights Of City. be amended by
adding thereto the following pro-
position and provision, TO be enact
ed and adopted as a part Of the
charter Of the City Of Brownsville:
In addition to the foregoing the
City shall have al the powers
enumerated in Article ITS Of the
Revised Civil Statutes Of Texas,
Rev. 1925, and all acts amenda-
tory thereof. and under any other
laws enacted by the Legislature Of
the State of Texas. applicable TO
cities Of more than five thousand
population, not in conflict with
the existing provisions OF this
Charter. and such provisions and
rights are hereby specifically ad-
opted"
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YEs
PROPOSITION No. THREE
NO

Shall Section IL, Article II Of the
existing charter OF the City OF
Brownsville, Texas, relating 70 pub
lie utilities be repealed and the
following proposition and provision
be enacted and adopted as a part
OF the charter Of the City OF
Brownsville:
Should the City determine TO
acquire any public utility by pur-
chase, condemnation or otherwise,
as herein provided, said City shall
have the power TO obtain funds for
the purpose OF acquiring said pub
lie utility and paying the compen-
sation therefor, by issuing bonds
or notes, or other evidence Of in
debtedneSs. and shall secure the
same by fixing a lien upon the
property constituting the public
utility SO acquired, and said seer
ity shall apply TO said property SO
pledged.
No public utility or utilities own
ed or hereafter acquired by the
City shall ever be sold until such
sale IS authorized by a majority
vote OF the qualified property tax
paying voters Of the City, nor shall
such utility or utilities ever be
mortgaged or encountered except
as may be authorized BY a major
ity vote OF the qualified property
tax paying voters of the City, or
for the purchase price Of the par
ticular property SO mortgaged.
Such vote in either case shall be
ascertained at an election, OF
which notice shall be given in like
manner as in cases OF the issu-
ance Of municipal bonds by the
city.
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PROPOSITION No. TEN
NO


Shall Section Is. Article " or the
existing charter Of the City Of
Brownsville, Texas, relating 10
Compensation, be repealed and the
following proposition and provision
be enacted and adopted IS a part
of the charter Of the City o.
Brownsville:
The Mayor and City Commits
Sioners elected after the adoption
Of this amendment shall each re-
ceive as compensation for their
services during their term OF Of
flee. the sum OF Ten Dollars
$4,000 for their attendance for
the full duration OF each regular
and special meeting; provided.
however. that in no event shall
they be paid for more than two
regular and three special meetings
in any one calendar month"
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YES M" NO

Section II. That said sDecial
election shall be held under the
provisions or Chapter Is, Title 20
81 the Revised Civil Statutes Of
Texas, 1925 Home Rule) and of
the Charter OF the City or Browns
vile and OF the Constitution and
Laws OF the State OF Texas and
within the hours prescribed by
law, and az said election only the
legally qualified voters or said city
snail be entitled TO vote, and the
manner Of holding said election.
making and canvassing the re-
turns, and declaring the result
thereof shall be governed BY the
same laws. ordinances and rules as
provided for general elections with
IN the said City.
Section III. That the CITY Clerk
snail mail q copy Of the proposed
amendments 10 the charter 10 each
qualified voter Of said City as o
pears from the Tax Collectors Roll
for the year ending January 3lst.
1881, not less than thirty days prior
TO the date Of holding this special
election.
Section Nv. That each such pro-
posed amendment. If approved by
the majority OF the qualified voters
voting at said election, shall be-
come a part OF the Charter OF the
City Of Brownsville; but no amend
ment shall be considered adopted
until an official order has been en-
tered upon the records OF said City
by the City Commission declaring
the same adopted.
Section ". That at said special
election the present territorial
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YES
NO
PROPOSITION No. FIVE

Shall Amendment No. 4, Section
p. Article II of the existing char
ter OF the City OF Brownsville,
Texas. relating to Zoning be re-
pealed and the following PROPOSE
ton and provision be enacted and
adopted as a part OF the charter
OF the City OF Brownsville:
TO divide the City into zones
for the regulation Of buildings
therein, and in each zone to estab-
lish building lines and to regulate
the location. height. dimensions
and material Of all buildings TO be
erected, therein, with full power 10
make different regulations and
building lines In different zones.
and to regulate the purpose for
which the property In said zones
may be used. and thereafter to
alter the same"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-22
YES
NO
PROPOSITION No. SEVENTEEN

ACA - w. Sc WIN AZ
Shall Section 30. Article V Of the
existing charter OF the City OF
Brownsville, Texas, relating to Of
fetal bonds, be repealed. and the
following proposition and provi-
sion be enacted and adopted as
part OF the charter OF the City OF
Brownsville:
The City Manager and the per-
son or persons exercising the duties
OF City Treasurer. and City Tax
Collector, shall give official bonds
in such sums as may be prescribed
by the Commission from time to
time. Such bonds shall be payable
TO the City Of Brownsville, and
shall, in each instance, be condi-
toned for the faithful discharge OF
the duties OF such respective Of
fees. and for the faithful ac-
counting for all moneys. credits
and things Of value coming into
the hands OF such respective Off
GERS. Such bonds shall be pro-
cured from some regularly accred-
tied surety company authorized to
do business under the laws Of the
State or Texas.
The City Manager shall have the
right 70 require official bonds from
other appointive officers Of the City
IN such amounts and conditions as
he may deem best for the eff
cheney OF the public service.
All official bonds shall be ap-
proved by the Commission and
filed and recorded with the person
exercising the duties OF City Clerk.
and all premiums on such bonds
shall be paid By the City OF
Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-22
YES
NO
PROPOSITION No. SIXTEEN

PROPOSITION No. SIXTEEN
Shall Section 80, Article v OF the
existing charter Of the City OF
Brownsville, Texas, relating to
Nepotism, be repealed and the fol-
lowing proposition and provision
be enacted and adopted as a part
OF the charter Of the City OF
Brownsville:
NO person related within the
second degree by affinity. or with
in the third degree by consanguin-
ity. 10 the Mayor or any Of the
Commissioners, shall be appointed
by the City Commission: nor q
person thus related 10 the City
Manager shall ever be appointed
By him to any office. position,
clerkship or service OF the City"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-22

NO
PROPOSITION No. SIX

PROPOSITION No. SIX
Shall Section %, Article III of
the existing charter OF the City Of
Brownsville. Texas. relating TO
Initiative and Referendum, be re-
pealed and eliminated in its en-
tlrety from the Charter OF the
City OF Brownsville:
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YES
NO


PROPOSITION No. SEVEN
Shall Section a. Article III OF the
existing charter Of the City OF
Brownsville. Texas. relating to Re-
can be repealed and eliminated in
is entirety from the Charter OF
the City Of Brownsville:
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YES

PROPOSITION No. FOURTEEN
Shall Section rs, Article " Of the
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YES

PROPOSITION No. EIGHT
Shall the existing charter Of the
City OF BROWNSVILLE, Texas, be
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

fraud in elections and for the re-
count OF ballots. in case OF doubt
or fraud.
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YES
PROPOSITION No. NINE

Shall the following sections rela-
tive TO nomination OF candidates
be added 10 the existing charter OF
the City OF Brownsville. Texas. and
be enacted and adopted as part
Of the charter OF said City OF
Brownsville, TO be known as Sec
ton 4-A Article ".
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-22

Thence along said 4 degree
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-01
Connecticut State Society
To Entertain Statesmen

The Connecticut State Society Ex-
ecutive Committee is greatly gratified
over the widespread interest manifested
in the coming dance and reception to
be held Saturday evening at the willard
HoSel. This dance is the first of the
regular Winter series given by the Con-
necticut Society, and there will be ex-
cellent music and entertainment. All
former residents of Connecticut and
residents of the District of Columbia
are invited to attend.
Members Of the congressional circle
who are expected to attend include Rep
resentative and Mrs. Morgan Sanders,
Representative and Mrs. Fred Brttten;
Representative and Mrs. j. Russell
Leech, Representative and Mrs. John O.
Tflson. Representative and Mrs. John
J. McSwain, Senator and Mrs. Morris
Shepherd, Senator and Mrs. Hiram
Bingham and Senator and Mrs. Fred
erick Walcott.
Mr.. Elmer E. Field Is executive chair
man, assisted by Mr.. Clarence Clough,
Miss Kathleen Burke, Mrs. j. Roberts
Conroy, Mrs. Lena Gibbs, DR. r. S. Pen
dexter, Mrs. C. w. Sorren and Mrs. n.
Eva woodward. Tickets for the dance
may be secured from the executive
chairman, Mr.. Field, 1853 @ street
northwest, or at the door.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-01
Eta Alumnae Chapter
OF Kappa Beta Pr Is
Giving Afternoon Tea
Goucher College Alumnae
Meet at Club House on
I Street.

Eta AlunnAe Chapter Of Kappa Beta
Pt international legal sorority, Il spon-
soring this afternoon at the Mayfiowef
Hotel an annual tea for student mem.
bers Of the sorority and women fresh
men Of the Law schools Of George Wash
ington and National Universities and
the washington College Of Law. Special
guests of honor include the following
Mr.. Chief Justice and Mrs. Alfred A
Wheat Of the Supreme Court OF The
District Of Columbia. Judge Walter l.
Mccoy, Judge and Mrs. peyton Gordon.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Muasey, Mrs Fred
erick L. Siddons. Mrs Eugene Car1aaI
Dean and Mrs. Van Week Of George
washington Law School. Dean and Mrs
Hayden johnson Of National University
and Dean Grace Hayes Riley of the
washington College Of Law and Mai. j.
GARFIELD Riley.
Judge Catheryn Sellers Of the utvs-
nile Court Of the District will head the
receiving line. She will be assisted by
Mrs. Hastings Palmer Avery, dean Of
Eta Aiumnae; Miss Hazel Palmer. dean
Of Omicron; Mrs Josephine Tardiff
dean Of Epsilon; Miss Lucy Brown, dear
Of NJ; Miss Olive oeiger, dean Of the
local Province. and Miss Julia Banks.
Chairman Of the Committee on Arrange
ments.
The washington Chapter OF Goucher
College Altimnae met Wednesday evening
at dinner In the club house of the Amert-
can Association Of University Women
on / street. The program of the eve
ming. after Q brief business meeting, in.
cluded brief recital Of the experiences
Of Miss Dorothy Cook. 1881, as driver of
car in the peace caravan from Cali
fornia to Washington, and q description
Of . Summer In China and Japan by
Miss Roberta Wallace.
The Alumnae Council met ct the coll
lege IN Baltimore last week with added
interest, due to the honor Of q visit
Friday from Mrs. Hoover.
Xi Chapter Of Beta Chi Sorority en-
tertained ct luncheon yesterday at the
Shoreham Hotel for Ave rushees. Miss
Marie Ellicott, Miss Dorothy Flaherty,
Miss Margaret Grtffin, Miss Helen shaw
and Miss Helen Staples. All Of the
regular members were present.
Their pledge pins were presented at
the Luncheon. They viii receive their
nnal initiation on December is at the
Hay-Adams House.
The card party given by the Tau
Delta Phi Sorority Tuesday evening at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-01
Wardman Park Hotel
Scene of Gard Parry

An enjoyable card party was given
Tuesday BY The Army and Navy Chap
ter OF the Daughters OF the American
Revolution when the regent Mrs.
George w. McIver. and Mrs. David c.
Shanks, vice regent, received the guests
In the large ball room OF Wardmar
Park Hotel. Mrs. John w. Holcombe,
chairman OF entertainment, was assisted
by Mrs. Ralph wortley at the refresh-
ment table and Mrs. George Grimes at
the table for fancy articles. A large
number OF representative Army and
Navy women were at the card tables
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-01

Stevenson. Mr.. Charles Coakiey and
Mr. George Meyers.
A fiashlisht picture was taken. IN.
GLIDING all those present.
Mrs. Abe Cohen. 3I0e Eighteenth
street, entertained the Psi lambda Tau
Sorority Friday, october 80. The oc-
easion was her retirement from once Of
her fourth successive term as sorority
mother. The newly elected mother Is
MrS. ekAfnberR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-01
Authority on Literature
Speaking on Writing

Mr.. Lewis Lotion Moneyway win be
guest of honor at tea at the King-Smith
Studios this afternoon. After tea he
will give a short talk on the writing OF
the short story.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-01

Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Owen Of Ports
mouth. England. who recently cele-
brated their sixtieth wedding arniver-
sary. have lived In the same house
since they were married.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-01

i4i7 Allison street was one Of the most
successful yet given By the sorority.
The committee. headed by Miss Ioianda
0iuiiani rs chairman. assisted By Miss
Edna Padwetts provided . seasonahie
atmosphere. The house was decorated
with multicoiored leaves. corn stalks
and appropriate streamers OF black and
orange. Every table wa filled and more
than q dozen prises we're gwen 70 the
high scorers.
The Sigma lambda Sorority enter
tanned ut the home Of their president.
Miss Grace Nicholson C0akiey, In homer
OF Mr.. Heinrie van Hofe Of Holland,
winner Of the recent International Ora
torical Contest. Mr.. John Lurnbaden Of
England and Mr.. Martin kreiger Of
Germany
The young men showed O great deai
OF interest In the American games and
dancing
Among those present were Miss
Dorothy Clum. Miae Barbara Roll. Miss
Edna Miller. Miss sally THORNLEY,, Miss
Erna Feidman. Miss Wrlemena war
nick, Miss Jean Barry. Miss Ann Dudd.
Miss Peggy Morgan. Miss Dorothy
Schuts. Miss Evelyn Coakiey. Miss Mary
Elizabeth WEIGH. Miss Gloria Newton.
Mr. William Howard. Mr Bert Hawkins.
Mr.. Henry Bachuss. Mr.. Theodore
Tliler. Mr.. Carl Carlson, Mr.. Philip
Notes, Mr.. Karl Hennege. Mr.. Charles
Sehuffie, Mr.. Harold Smith, Mr.. vincent
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