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Jesse Isidor Straus, Ambassador to France, and Percy Straus, his broth ar, have given away s5.619,740 worth of stock in gifts which comprised 27,0O0 shares of common stock in the R. H. Macy Company, New York Department Store.
 The recipients were not disclosed.
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"The stars incline
 Horoscope
 but do not compel'
SATURDAY, OCTOBER ls, 1855


 Mingled good and evil planetary aspects rule today, according to as trology. It is a time to be careful about accepting new business asso- ciates.
 It is not a fortunate sway under @hich to sign partnership papers or eases. Dealings with bankers may be disappointing. The wise will try iunting or other recreations.
 Merchants may push their affairs with confidence under this rule of ne stars. There will be much buying # hardware and lumber.
 Women are subject to influences that are unfavorable. Deceit and in direction in their associations with nen are forecast It is not a good day for choosing a fiancee.
 Heads of families should benefit today in asserting authority over their children. It is a lucky day for uniting the budgets of families and 2OlleSe SJuueIlJS.
 Women who apply their intelli- renee and training to the manage nent of their homes now will be for tunate, the seers predict, for there is to be a renaissance of domestic ideals ,hat contribute to national welfare.
 Canada is to have a busy autumn and to count many new residents who migrate from the United States. Communism will not be escaped for here will be serious troubles in the coming months.
 King Victor Emmanuel of Ita.y omes under a threatening aspect hat may presage illness or an acci- tent. Pneumonia may endanger his fife.
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of year of uncertainties that may be made beneficial. They should watch out for intrigues.
 Children born on this day probably will be exceedingly frank and honest. Subjects of this sign usually are realists who make the most of life.
 Fannie Hurst, successful Ameri- can writer, was born on this day 1889. Others who have celebrated it as a birthday include Joseph O. Hutcheson, Jr., judge, 1879; Henry Burd Cassel, former Congressman, 1855
 Copyright, 1935)
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NINETEEN FIRE COMP PAN|ES OUT
 IN OIL BLAZE
Explosion Starts Conflagra. ton of Proportions
 in Texas

HOUSTON, Tex, Oct. 18.-Three alarms of fire were sounded here as the result of an explosion at the Deep Water Oil Refining Company plants. The fire was finally brought under control after a hard fight by nineteen fire companies.
 One man was injured during the spectacular blaze.
 The property damages have no. been estimated.
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That they could salvage the wreck ed steamship Mariposa was the opinion of the British Columbia Wrecking Co.,, according to word brought to Juneau by the Alaska Steamship Company's steamer Dol phin. The wrecker Salvor, now at Pointer Island where the Mariposa is fast on the rocks, has made nc progress in salving the wreck so far having confined her work to taking the cargo from the stranded liner Mrs. H. s. Pullen was commencing to get returns from her hard labor and heavy expenses on her Dyea ranch. She had dug five tons of as fine looking potatoes as are grown anywhere, and had several tons of hay stored in the barn.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles c. Whipple of Eagle River were at the New Cain A. Van Mavern of the West Coast Grocery sales force arrived from An caorage.
 Albert Vile. former postmaster at Iditarod, passed through Juneau or the Northwestern, enroute for Sac lamento, where he was to spend the winter.
 Weather. Maximum, 40; mini mum, g; cloudy, snow and rain.
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20 YEARS AGO
OCTOBER IS. 1915
From The Empire

Headlines: Internal IT pub le Shake British Government Further resignations from the British cabinet were regarded as likely to follow that of Sir Edward Carson, the Conserv- ative Attorney General, through tht sudden illness of Premier Asquitf may prevent further explosions.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-18
SAM LIGHT HERE

sam Light, Seagram's Distiller' Corporation representative, arrived on the Alaska and is calling on tht trade today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-18
Italy has declared war on Bulgaria

Henry Roden, former Territorial Senator from Iditarod, was gues. at the Alaskan, having arrived from Fairbanks. f
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SPECIAL DELiS E;sx TO DOUG
 LAS, Daily at 10:0O am. and 2:3a pm. "eily Blake's SPECIAL OF- LIyE3Y-Phone 442. adv.
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This is the second of three stories on the fistic career Of Jco Lcuis and the future he faces.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-18
Millions sof Dollars
 in Stocks Reported to
 Haue Been Giuen A,Uay

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.-Securi- ties Commission reports said that
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-18
RETURNS TO sKAGWAY

Rev. J. Allard was a passenger on the Alaska to Skagway. He has been visiting in Juneau several weeks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-18
HAPPY---------
 BER THDAY

The Empire ertends congrdtuld- tions and best toishes today, thei, birthday anniuersary, to the tollot0- ing:
 OCTOBER Is
 Ralph E. Robertson
 Verne Soley
 Ted KeatOn Invald O. Sunderland
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Daily Empire want Ads Pay'
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By CHHhLES NOIc~
 NEW YORK, Oct. l8.-From a cotton picker's cabin in Alabama tc a palatiaI home in Chicago, via the prize ring, epitcmizes the spectacular career of Joe Louis, the Midwest Menace to Champ . v.~ Ura ddocJsc crauu
Evening star., 1935-11-28
Committees Selected
For HOLIDAY Dance

Miss Katherine Brown. chairman
Of the Girls Floor Committee for the
Thanksgiving ball to be held in the
Italian garden at the Mayfiower on
tomorrow evening, has selected the fol-
lowing girls to serve on her commit
tee: Miss Frida Frazer, vice chair
man: Miss Diane Maitland, Miss Jane
Maitland, Miss Betty Angus, Miss
Mary Katherine Bentley. Miss Silvine
Claggett, Miss Mary Ellen Corby, Miss
Marjorie Jane Dampman, Miss Mary
Tyler Mccormack, Miss Martha Nc
Kenna, Miss Jane Esther Platt, Miss
Randolph Richardson, Miss Mary
Winifred Brown, Miss Betty Marsh,
Miss Elizabeth Rowan, Miss Stellita
Stapleton and Miss Josephine Deems
of Forest Hills, Long Island. Mr..
Bradford Ross, chairman of the Mems
Floor Committee, will have the follow
ing men to serve with him: Mr..
Nathan T. Bartlett. vice chairman;
Evening star., 1935-11-28
Methodist Home
Donation Day

The Methodist Home for the Aged
will observe its annual Donation day in
the home at Connecticut avenue and
Ellcott street tomorrow, from to 10
o'clock. The home depends largely on
this occasion for its Winter supply of
provisions, such as canned fruits, vege-
tables, dry groceries, etc. Cash contri-
buttons also will be gratefully received.
The Methodist Home is not in the
Community Chest.
A small bazaar will be held in con-
nection with this event. which will con-
sist Of articles made by the residents
of the home which may be purchased
at reasonable prices.
Mrs. w. A. Falconer is general chair
man, and will be assisted by the chair
men of other committees. including
Miss Helen Harman. supplies; Mrs. G.
A. Stephens. homemade cakes; candy,
Mrs. Howell Bartle, and members OF
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will participate in debutante activities

will participate in debutante activities
here this Winter.
Out-ofItown debutantes included
Miss Anne Butler Of Philadelphia,
Miss Cornelia johnson of Vernon,
Tex, and Miss Dorothy Cherbonnet
Of New Orleans. Others at the party
we're Miss Mary Patterson, Miss Alice
Clarke, Miss Lee Mccoy, Miss Jean
Gilbert, Miss Peggy McNeal, Miss
Stellita Stapleton, Miss Bambie Nc
Kenna, Miss Martha Davidge, Miss
Diane Rowland. Miss Laura Douglas,
Countess Josephine Arco-zinneberg,
Miss Katherine Hall, Miss Dorothy
Dodge, Miss Priscilla Watson, Miss
Helen Potts, Miss Ann Potts, Miss
Mary Winifred Brown, Miss Char
lotte Brown, Miss Catherine Brown,
Miss Mary Elizabeth Damon, Miss
Marjorie Jane Dampman, Miss Frida
Frazer, Miss Imogen Ficklen, Miss
Janet Harrison, Miss Betty Marsh.
Miss Mary Mccormack, Miss Peter
McHarg, Miss Margaret McMullen.
Miss Jane Esther Platt. Miss Mary
Katheryne Spinks, Miss Elizabeth
zimmerman, Miss Marjorie Walsh,
Miss Kay Lloyd, Miss Sylvia Scher-
berger, Miss Page Welton, Miss Helen
Tewskbury, Miss Isabel Perry, Miss
Pathenias Stubblefield, Miss Geraldine
Sheriff.. Miss Josephine Rice. Miss
Betty Lister, Miss Betty Wilson, Miss
Elizabeth Ogilby, Miss Randolph Rich
ardson, Miss Diane Maitland, Miss
Jane Maitland, Miss Mary Anne Nc
Farland. Miss Louise c. Myers, Miss
Anne Moussot, Miss Dorothy Gould
Fowler. Miss Eugenia Koenig, Miss
Janet Harrison, Miss Sarah Harrison.
Miss Martha Morrow, Miss Mildred
Cannon. Miss Marjorie Dalberg, Miss
,Jo Day. Miss Susanne Hill, Miss Flor
ence Harris, the Misses Culbertson,
Miss Sidney Thompson, Miss Louise
Patten and Miss Barbara Baker.
Included in the group OF bachelors
present we're members of the United
States and foreign diplomatic corps,
official and resident society.
Supper was served at midnight In
the presidential dining room, the
debutantes and their escorts being
seated at table extending the entire
length of the room. White crysanthe-
NUNS in black vases, black and white
tapers, and an enormous cake, also
in black and white. inscribed in sugar
with the words ITO the Debutantes
of 1885," formed the table decora"
tions. During the serving of supper
the debutantes were serenaded with
their favorite songs.
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U.D.C. Officers
Guests at Theater

District Of Columbia officers Of the
United Daughters of the Confederacy
will attend tomorrow evening showing
Of so Red the Rose" at the Earle
Theater as guests Of My. John j.
Payette, general zone manager. The
officers will be headed by Mrs. A. e.
Barr, division president. who recently
returned from the u. D. C. national
convention at Hot Springs. Ark.
so Red the Rose is the film
version of Stark Young's novel Of the
South before, during and after the
War Between the States. Many
Southerners. including Margaret Sui
lavan, Randolph Scott and the direc-
tor, King Vidor, took part in its pro-
duction.
In Mrs. Barr's party tomorrow eve
ming will be Mrs. Fred l.. Volland,
Mrs. Clarence L. Engle, Mrs. Cora
Talley. Mrs. Cora e. Settle. Miss Laura
Martin, Miss Loreana A. Hewett, Mrs.
C. K. Sprock. Mrs. Charles H. Wagner.
Mrs. Richard A. Allen, Mrs. @. H.
Alexander, Mrs. Norman H. Britton
and Miss Frances D. Shirley.
Evening star., 1935-11-28

Mr.. Lyle o'Rourke, Mr.. Pendleton
Hogan, Mr.. Edward Northrop, Comdr.
James j. Hughes, U. 8. NJ; Mr.. Her
man Dudley, Mr.. William Willett. Mr..
Gibbs Baker, jr.; Mr.. James c. Bern
hardt, Mr.. Hilton Smith, Mr.. Fred
Bauknight, Mr.. Aston Boyd. Lieut..
Bream Patrick, u. s. A.; Mr.. Franklin
Roudybush, Mr.. Gardiner L. Boothe,
jr.: Mr.. Joshua Evans, Sd, and Mr..
William d. Cheatham. Supper will
be served at 1880.
Evening star., 1935-11-28

In an enchanting moonlight light
ing effect the annual stately black
and white ball, inaugurated several
years ago by Mrs. William Laird Dun
lop, IT., for the debutantes OF the sea-
son, was given last night IN the ball
rooms of the Mayflower Hotel. With
Washington's bouquet of rosebuds, In
their most becoming white gowns,
theri hair powdered or silvered and
adorned with sprays of fragrant
gardenias, and the popular bachelors
in full dress with gardenia bouton-
nieres the picture is each year one
long. to be remembered and last eve
ning,s fete did not vary from the rule.
In addition to the white costumes OF
the Young women who are making
their formal debuts this Winter the
other guests were requested to wear
black and white and with but few
exceptions they adhered to the re-
quest.
Each year Mrs Dunlop adds a new
feature to this charming ball of hers,
and last night for the first time
trumpeterS dressed in costumes of
black and white sounded attention
announcing to the guests that the
opening of the ball was close at hand
The debutantes of the season and
number of debutantes of other cities
stood in line in the great ball room
Of the hotel to greet the guests.
Senorita Alfaro
Has Place Of Honor.
Mrs. William Laird Dunlop headed
the line and the place of honor, next
to her was fittingly given to the only
bud representing the diplomatic corps,
Senorita Amelita Alfaro, daughter of
the Minister of Panama and Sonora
de Alfaro. Senorita Alfaro wore a
gown of hammered silver made with
v neck back and front and Shirring
on the shoulders forming a draped
effect that crossed in the front of the
bodice, wrapped around the waist,
and formed panels down the back.
Mrs. Dunlop was in a striking gown
Of black with lei Of gardenias.
A number of parties preceded the
beautiful ball. The Minister of Pan
anna and Sonora de Alfaro gave a
dinner for their daughter, and others
who entertained were Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Cleveland Nash, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Burr Richardson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Arthur Barnard, Mrs.
Harold Dodge and Mr.. and Mrs. Rixey
Evening star., 1935-11-28
Party for National
Symphony SoloiSt

Maj. and Mrs. Guy Withers will en-
tertain about 40 guests at a buffet
dinner Sunday evening In their home
on New Hampshire avenue in honor Of
Miss Elizabeth Travis, the brilliant
young pianist who will appear as solo,
ist with the National Symphony Or
chestra. DR.. Hans Kinder, conductor,
at its concert Sunday afternoon In
Constitution Hall. Miss Travis has
distinguished herself both in America
and abroad. She Is native of Bos-
ton, and among her outstanding sue
cesses is an appearance with the Bos-
ton symphony Orchestra.
Evening star., 1935-11-28
Sorority Dance at
Club Friday Might

Alpha Province, Chi Sigma Sorority,
will hold its annual turkey trot At
Beaver Dam Country Club tomorrow.
Mrs. Dorothy Casey, Social Commit
tee chairman, is in charge Of the ar
rangements for this dance, ably as
sisted by her committee, composed of
representative from each OF the 10
chapters located in Washington.
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the Reading Circle; flowers, Miss Jen-
ME Barker; grab bag, Mrs. I. e. Stro-
BILE; home table. Mrs. Ivan j. Riley:
door. Mrs. L. L. Derrick: conducting
guests through the building, Mrs. H.
w. Barber, and Reception Committee,
Mrs. Harry Hoskinson, president Of the
Board Of Managers, assisted by the
officers of the board. Mrs. Chesteen
Smith will preside at the tea table.
The Elizabeth Somers Glee Club will
give an interesting program at 8
o'clock. Mrs. Ralph Wolfe Is In charge
OF the program.
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Black and White Ball
Annual Party for Debutantes Last
Evening Very Effective.

James Warren Adams. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harld Dodge and Mr.. and Mrs. Rixey
Smith.
Mrs. Neitah King entertained at
dinner at the Mayflower before the
dance. having In her party Miss Mary
Senate Howes, daughter of the First
Assistant Postmaster General and Mrs.
w. w. Howes, and her guest, Miss
Eileen Burke; Miss Margaret Speir,
Miss Frances Humphreys, Miss Ran
dolph Richardson, Miss Mary Frances
Warner, Miss Betty Ryder and her
house guest, Miss Frances Fiddler;
Miss Silvine Clagget, Miss Solbig
Smith Patterson of Milwaukee, house
guest of Miss Catherine McKane; Miss
Betty Angus, Miss Yvonne Christian,
Miss Helga Schultz, Mrs. Peggie Kyle,
Miss Peoples, Miss Frances McCand-
lish, Miss Anna Lee Stuart, Miss
Rosaro Delgardo, Lieut.. Ralph KEEP
hart, Lieut.. James Hynsworth. Mr..
William Crist, jr: Mr.. James Gulick,
Mr.. Dobson, Mr.. George Baine
Everett, Mr.. Rodham Kenner, Mr..
Robert McCandlish, Lieut.. William e.
Persons, Mr.. Jack Schneider, Mr.. Will
liam WimSatt Mr. Swan Sinclair, Mr..
Louis Tarbett, Mr.. Stanley Van
Brunt. Mr.. Gray, Mr. West Cureton,
Mr.. Girard Guifoyle, Mr.. John Nc
Mullen and Mr.. Allen Bennett. Mrs.
King wore becoming gown of black
velvet trimmed with gold lace at the
neckline and her bouquet was Of
gardenias.
Miss Howes wore one of the most
striking gowns at the party. The
bodice was fashioned of beaded satin
and the skirt was of pleated chiffon,
and her house guest was in gown
OF white crepe shot with silver
threads.
Presentation Gowns
Worn 10 Party.
Miss Agnes Sholes and Miss JAMIE
Belle Sholes, daughters of the United
States consul to Brussels and Mrs.
Walter H. Sholes, wore the lovely
white velvet gowns which they wore
when presented at the Belgian court;
Senorita Eleanor Campbell and Senor-
ita Eliana Campbell, daughters of the
new commercial counselor to the
Chilean Embassy in Washington and
Sonora de Campbell, were dressed
alike in frocks of white silk net. They,
too, were in the receiving line and
, 1935-10-29
Legal Notices

Court. No. 1896. aud styled; Il. 1
Stokely. Receiver Tor Frontie< Lumbci
Co. vs.. Louis james. et Ia. placed IA
my and for service. I. j. A. Goolsny
A. Sheriff OF Cameron County. Texas
did On the 18TH day OF october 1885.
Levy on certain Real Estate. situated
IN Cameron County. Texas. described
as follows. to-wit. Lots Nos. Y and ~
IN Block NO. q. Alta Vista Addition M
he City OF Brownsville. Cameron C0uu-
y Texas. and levied upon as the prop
erty OF Louis Jaimes and Conception C.
de Jaimes and hat on the First Tues
day IN November. 1895. the same being
the sth day Of said month. AZ the
Court House door NJ Cameron County In
the City or Brownsville. Texas. between
the hours OF i0 a. m. and Z p. ma bi
virtue Of said levy and said Order d
Sale. ! viii sell said above described
Real Estate nc public vcndue. for cash
TO the highest bidder. as the property
Of said Louis Jaimes and Concepcor
IC de JAimes.
And In compliance with law. I give
this notice BY publication. IN tho Eng
fish language. once q week Tor three
consecutive weeks Immediately proceed
ing said day Of sale. In The Brownsville
Herald. a newspaper published "a Cam
eron County.
witness nv hand this 18TH day OF
October. 1895.
j. A. GoOLsBY. Sheriff. Cam
tron County. Texas
BY 1ustavo Vera Deputy
fO-i5-22-1o-3t-5c34
, 1935-10-29
Legal Notices

TIE STATS or TEXAS
COUNTY on CAMERON

THE STATS or TEXAS
COUNTY OF CAMERON
Notice Il Hereby Given that D. virtue
N8Eh cantaln Order OF Sale lssucd out OF
the lu&d Judicial District Court Of
Cameron County. Texas. on the IAN day
OF October. 1885. by J. ,. Bishop. CLERK
OF said Court. for the foreclosure Of a
94l6. SO. with interest. IN favor Of Waxa-
hachie nj a. Trust Company. In
corporated. and costs Of suit. under a
judgment ln cause Number 1901. IN
said Court. and styled Waxahachlc Bank
a. Trust Company ys. W. A. Briggs. e.
al. placed In my hands for service. II
n. D.. Lozano. a. Constable Of Precinct
Number 2, Cameron County, TEXAS do
on the f4th day Of October. 1855, levy
on the property upon which said ven
oorts lien was forecloseo BY said judg-
ment, described as follows. to-Wit. The
West 1871 acres OF Block No. 80 IN sur
veys Nos. 2Tl and 272 or the Briggs and
Coleman Subdivision in Cameron Coun-
ty. Texas. and levied upon a. The prop
erty Of W. "A. Briggs. y. n. Briggs. q.
w. Coleman. and Hardin Citrus Groves
Incorporated. and that on the First
Tuesday IN November. 1885. the same be-
tng the 5th day on said month. At the
Court House door on Cameron County,
IN the City Of Brownsville. Texas. be-
tween the hours Of 10 q. m. and Z p. m.
by virtue or said levy and order OF
Sale. I Will sell the said above described
property as hat Of W. A. Briggs. +. n.
Briggs. q. w. Coleman. and Harbin Cit
rus Groves. incorporated. az public ven
due for cash 70 the highest bidder:
And In compliance with law. I give
this notice by publication In the Eng
linh language. once a week for three con-
eecutive weeks Immediately preceding
said day OF sale. in The Brownsville
Herald. a newspaper published In Cam
sron County. Texas
Witness my hand this 18th day Of
October. 1855.
II. ID. LOzANO. Constable. Precinct
Number 2. Cameron County. Texas
10-1S-22-2a-3t-503i.
, 1935-10-29
Legal Notices

o Of Z. c. Brand. Banking Commits
sioncr OF Texas In a certain cause IN
said Court No 1905 and styled Il &
Strand. Banking Commissioner OF Tex
As ". Z G.. Aneuera. placed IA my HANDS
Ter service. Il. u. A. GoolEby. a. sheriff
Of Cameron County. Texas. did on the
18th day o. October. 1885. Levy on GER
tain Real Estate. situated IN Cameron
County Texas. described a. follows. to-
wit: All that piece or parcel Of LAND.
lying and being situate In Cameron
County. Texas. and being out OF Share
q OF the Espiritu Snnto Grant. and
more particularly described py field
notes as follows. to-wft. Beginning a.
the NJ. w. Corner or the e Il. Anguera
li.6 acre tract IN share a. Espiritu san
to Grant. Cameron County. Texas. fo
the N. W. Corner q the tract herein
described. Thence with NJ. II. boundary
deg. 40 minutes L. i04i9 feet 70 stake
set for s. 3. Corner OF the tract herein
described. Thence ~. 81 deg. % minutes
w. 1904 feet TO the 9. w. Corner 81 said
Anguera il6 acre tract for the S w
Corner OF the tract herein described.
Thence with the w Boundary of sa'1
Anguera ii6 acre tract N. s deg. 20
minutes +. $50 feet 70 place OF begin
ming. containing 81 acres. and being
the same property conveyed by San
Juana Cantu de Valdez to Z. g. An
guera BY Sheriffs Deed dated March
9th. 1927. which deed "a duly recorded
IN Vol. 100 pages 632-33 Deed Records
Of Cameron County. Texas: and levied
upon As b property Of r g. An
guerra. and that on the First Tuesday In
November. 1898. the same being the 5th
day OF said month. at the Court House
door Of Cameron County. IN the City
Of Brownsville. Texas. between the
hours OF 10 a. m. and 4 p. m. by viz
tue OF said levy and said Order OF Sale.
I viii sell said above described Real Is
tate at public vendue. for cash 20 the
highest bidder, a. the property OF said
= q. Anguera.
And in compliance with Law. i give
this notice by publication. In the Eng-
lish language. once a week for three
consecutive weeks Immediately preced.
ing said day OF sale. IN The Brownsville
Herald. q newspaper published IN Cam
eron County.
Witness my hand this lsth day OF
October. 1855.
J. A. GooLsBY. Sheriff. Cam
eron County. Texas
ny Gustavo Vera. Deputy
IO-l5-22-29-3t-5033.
, 1935-10-29
THE STATE or X
COUNTY OF CAMERON

-
Notice "a Hereby Given that by virtue
Of a certain order OF Sale issued out OF
the 105rd Judicial District court Of
Cameron County. Texas. on the iath day
OF October. 1885. by J. ,. Bishop. Clerk
Of said Court. for the foreclosure Of a
vendors lien fixed IN the sum Of
e4is66 with interest. IN favor Of Waxa-
hacnie Bank A Trust Company. fncor-
porated. and costs Of suit. under a
said court, and Styled WaxRhachie Bank
A. Trus Company vs. w A. Briggs. et
81, placed In my hands for service. /,
III ID. Loxano. a. Constable Of Precinct
No. z, Cameron County. Texas. did on
the i4th day Of October. 1895. levy on
the property upon which said vendors
lien was foreclosed by said judgment.
described a. follows. to-wit. The East
1851 acres OF Block 80 In Surveys Nos.
al and 777 Of the Briggs and Coleman
Subdivision IN Cameron County. Texas.
and levied upon a. the property OF W.
A Briggs. u. n. Briggs. q. W. Coleman.
and Hardin Citrus Groves. Incorporated
and that on the First Tuesday In Mo-
te11her. 1855. the same being the 5th
day said month. a. the court House
door az Cameron County. In the City OF
Brownsville. Texas. between the hours
Of 10 a m. and 4 p. m, by virtue OF said
levy and order o. Sale. I viii sell the
nnid above described property az public
wendue. for cash 20 the highest bidder,
a the property q said w. A. Briggs. T.
Nj Briggs. O. W. Coleman. inc Harbin
Citrus Groves. Incorporated.
And IN compliance with law. I give
Jhis notice By publication IN the Eng-
iish language. once a week for three con-
mecutive weeks Immediately preceding
said day Of aale. IN The Brownsville
Herald. q newspaper published In Cam
mron County. Texas.
witness nv hand this i4th day 81
October. 1885.
II. u. LOzANO. Constable. Precinct
Number a. Cameron County. Texas.
10-i5-22-2e-3t-5037.