The Big Lake Wildcat (Big Lake, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 34, Ed. 1 Friday, August 31, 1951 Page: 3 of 8
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AUGUST SI, ItSl
nor BK2 LAXX WILDCAT, BIG LAJU, REAGAN COUNTY, TEXAS
PAGE TBREB
MOURNING DOVE— WHITE-WINGED DOVE OPEN SEASONS 1951
MOltRNINC DOVES
OPEN SEASON • NORTH ZONE Sept I
to Ovl 10. both dty* inclusive Shooting
hour*. 12 o'clock noon to *un*«t
SOUTH ZONE Nov IS to Doc 34. both
dav* inclusive vxcrpt tn Cimuron, Hi*
dalgo. Starr Zapata. Webb, Maverick,
Dimmit, LaSalle, Jim Hogg, Brook*,
Kvnedy. and Willacy count!** where mogr
ing dove* may be hunted only on Sept 14,
16. and 18. from 4pm until suniet, ant
from Nov 16 to Dec 21 from 12 o'clock
noon to »un**t.
BAG LIMIT Not more than 10 per day
and nol more than 10 In po**e**lon
McMULLEN COUNTY State law Nov 1
tc Dec 16 federal taw. Nov. 16 to
Dec 24
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BOUSB JOINT RESOLUTION NO. •
I to the ConeUtu-
Unlawful to lake whitewing* or chachalaca
south of U 3. Highway IS. formerly State
Highway 4, In touthern tip of Teaa* marked
on the map a* "GAME SANCTUARY."
No hunltng permitted In game refuge*
and game preserve*
State of Texaa amandine Article
lie, provldlna that the lentil*,
ture (hall have thv puwrr to provide aaaiatonie
to and provide for the payment of Mm* to
xu who are needy
of elxty.flve >46)
r the age of
rrn r
A hunter may not
have more than 10
a oay of either or
both species (White-
u',n#s or mourning
4ovcs) In the aggregate
white-winged doves
OPEN SEASON Sept 14, 16, and 18, inclusive,
only in area indicatod.
SHOOTING HOURS. 4 p.m
BAG LIMIT: Not more than 10 per day and not
mors than 10 in possession.
McMULLEN COUNTY State law. Nov. 1 to
Dec. 15. Federal law. season closed.
pveeBBina bb
Hoe of tb SI
a. providing that th« Leg:
tb puwrr U> provide rmIiU
and provido fur the payinrnt of Mime io
reldonti of the State of Tex
aged |>eraons over U e age
year*, needy blind persons ovei
•ixteen (IS) year*; needy children under the
•ge of sixteen (IS) year*; removing the Thirty*
five Million Dollars < $86,000,000 j limitation
upon expenditures for such purposes end
providing for a limitation of Forty-two Mil*
lion Dollars ($42,000,000) upon auch expendi-
ture* ; providing a maximum payment of
Thirty f>ollare ($80) per month from State
funda for old age asdittancs; prohibiting t ay-
ruent of assistance after disposition of ptuperty
under certain conditions; providing for the
acceptance of financial aid from the Govern-
ment of the United Mates of Am#iba (or
auch aaaUtanrsr; providing that the payment
of auch from State fund* ahall lever ex reed
the payment* from Federal fundi; providing
fur the necessary election, and t roiling for
the form of ballot, proclamation, and i ubll-
oadoa.
BE IT RKBOLVED BY THE MCGI8LA-
TURE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS:
Section I. That Section 61a of Article 111
of the Constitution of the State of Texa* be
amended, end the same I* hereby amended **
that the tame shall hereafter read a* follow#:
"Hectloa ftla. Tha legislator# shall Save the
pr
err in contained.
id
be
for
■OU0E JOINT RESOLUTION MO. If
grepeeing ae Amendment to Article Vfl of As
Constitution of the State of Trxm« by adding
a new section after Section 11 thereof to ha
aa Section ila. providing for Mm
of the Permanent University Fund
tl
krl
for the necenaary proclamation
tiling of an election
nai securities to those now enum-
ticie VII of tha
Shotguns mute be par-
manently plugged to thraa
shall capacily.
Shotguns my not ha largar
i*ower, by general iawa to provide, subject to
limitations and restrictbms herein ccntal'isd
and such other limitations, restrictions, an
regulations as may by the Legislature
deemed expedient for assistance to, and
the payment of aeeistance to:
M(l) Needy aged p#r*ona who are over the
ago of tixty*f!ve (41) years; provided that no
such assistance shall be paid to any inmate
of any State-eupported institution, while such
inmate; and provided that any resident of the
State, If otherwise eligible, may not be ex-
cluded who has resided in the State for five
(I) rears during the nine (•) years imme-
diately preceding the filing of the application
for such aeeistance including one (1) year
continuously Immediately preceding filing of
such application ; provided that the maximum
payment ;*er month from State funds shall not
bo more than Thirty iMdlars ($80) per month.
“Any applicant for or recipient of assistance,
including the »i*4>u»c in each instance, who
•hall disp4*se of any property after June 1,
1912. and any i»ernon who initially applies for
aeaiMtancv after June 1, 1967, who has dis-
posed of any property within five (5) years
prior te the date of application, shall be
ineligible to receive assistance; provided, that
if auch property was discard of by bona
fide sale and conveyance, and for value c«»n»-
mensurate with the actual market value there-
of, such disposition shall not affect eligibility
for assistance if it !»« shown that all proceeds
from such sale have been userj by such person
and spouse fur normal living ripen***, or for
the purchase of other real properly of like
vein*. If any recipient of assistance or spouse
shall sell any real property, neither such
recipient nor spouse shall thereafter receive
assistance until all net proceed* of said male
have been expended for normal living expenses .
and in cmae of disposition of auch property by
gifts or for aa amount leas than its actual
market value, such person and spouse shall not
thereafter receive assistance until the mpira-
tkm of the inrriod of time during which the
of said sale would have paid
the actual
investment of the Permanent
In additional securities to t
era ted in Section 11 of At
Constitution of the Htale of Texas ; providing
it the necessary proclamation and puhAL
nion. and calling of an election therefor.
BE IT KEttOLVKD BY THE LEGISLA-
TURE OF THE STATE OF TKXAtfi
Hectien 1. That Article VII of the Coaatt-
tutiun of the State of Texas ahall be ameaggd
by adding after Section 11 thereof a saw
section to be designated Section 11a. whieh
shall read as follows :
“faction Ila. In addition to the bonds now
enumerated in Section 11 of Article VU gf
the Constitution of the State of Texas, the
Permanent University Fund may be inve
»uch other securities, includii
GAME
SANCTUARY
TSXAS GAME AND FISH COMMISSION
net
fhelr mAmal living expenses had th<
market value been realised therefroi
M(X) Needy blind persona who are over the
ago of aixteon (1C) years; provided that
such assistance shall be paid to any Inn
of any State-supported institution, while s
Gate: and provided that any
the State, if otherwise eligible, ma
inmate : and
State, If
excluded who has resided in
five ($) ys
immediately prerrdlr
any inmate
uch
resident of
iy not be
the State for
years during the nine (9) years
y preceding the filing of tli
cation for auch assistance including the one
the appll-
CLASSIFIED APS GET RESULTS!
ROBERT MASSIE CO.
“EVERYTHING IN FURNITURE*’
AMBULANCE SERVICE
FUNERAL HOME
SAN ANGKLO. TEXAS
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Holloway and |
small daughter of San Antonio j
were guests last week end of the j
Frank Hortons and other friends.
Mr. Holloway, who was local high
school principal here for the past
two years, will teach In one of the
San Antonio schools this coming
school year.
<l) year continuously immediately preceding
the filing of such application.
“(1) Needy children who are under the age
of sixteen (1$) years; provided that any child,
if otherwise eligible, may not be excluded who
ided In the State for
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lindley of
Mertzon were business visitors In
Big Lake last Friday. An oil well is
being drilled on the Lindley ranch
land near Stiles where they for-
merly lived.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Sunday:
Bible Study, IS:00 s. eg
Worship, 11:00 a. a.
Evening Worship, 7:10 p. a
ffednesdsy:
Ladles' Blhla Class. 8:00 p. as.
Bible Study, 7:10 a m.
J. B. L. Hantaan, mtnlstsr.
resided in the State for one I ]) year
immediately preceding the filing of the appli-
cation for such assistance, or, if said child Is
under the age of one (1) year, whose parent
or other relative with whom the child is living
ha* resided in the State for one (1) year
immediately piecwdlng thti birth of such child.
•*Tbe !>eglslatar# shall have the auUmrlty
to accept frum the Federal Government of the
Ualte4l States such financial aid for the
ate* s
assistance of the needy aged, needy blind, and
needy rhftdren as ouch Government may offer
not Inconsistent with 'restriction* herein set
, however. (
out of St
assisted ahall never exceed tha amount
A expended out of Federal funds; and pnv
'd^lad further that tha total amount of money
rt> ha expanded out of State funds for auch
not
fori
r
Jo**'
p0A
fief
The wisest truckers in town
rarely come to us for major
repairs.
That’s because they make a prac-
tice of turning their equipment
over to us at regular intervals—let
us catch the “little things” that go
wrong before they can eat away
performance and run up oper»
ating expenses.
We specialize in giving truckers
more “run” for their maintenance
money. Our repair department
is staffed by veteran mechanics
who know how to arrest truck
troubles before they mushroom
into full-grown breakdowns!
The service is fast, the work done
right — and the savingsP 3-Way
Thrift for truckers! You (1) cut
down the possibility of costly
repairs, (2) get better perform-
ance with less “down time” and
(3) get more years of service
from the trucks you now run.
Isn't that mighty important to
you todayT
i
cur: i_are MOTOR COMPANY
SAIES t SIRVICI HEADQUARTERS (or SMC TRUCKS
.OAtOllMI AND (t IMl-Vk TO 30 TOM.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sunday School, 10:00 A. M.
Bible study, Sunday evening, 8
o'clock.
Worship service. Thursday eve-
ning, 8 o’clock.
Everyone Is cordially Invited to
any or all of these services.
Rodney Olbson. pastor
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday School, Billy Carr, Supt.,
0:45 a. m.
Morning worship, 10:50 a. m.
M. Y. F. meetings, 7:15 p. m
Evening worship, 8:00 p. m.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:15
p. m.
Choir rehearsal, Wednesday, 8:00
p. m.
Official board, 2nd Monday, 8:00
p. m.
A. 8 Neely, pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday School. 0:45 a. m.
Morning Worship. 11:00 a. m
Training Uafton, 7:88 P m.
Evening Wasshlp, 8:88 p. a
Women Missionary Union, Mon-
day 3:00 p. m.
Teachers and Officers MeeUng.
Wednesday 7:80 p. a.
Prayer Meeting. Wednesday 8:00
A. B. Llghtfoot, pastor
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Beginning with this coming
8unday, all services of the Chris-
tian Church will be held In the
Big l^ilte Elementary School build-
ing until arrangements for a per-
manent place are made Sunday
school begnts at 10 o'clock, and
preaching service* are held twice
a month at 11 o’clock In the morn-
ing and 8 In the evening During
the month of August preaching
services will be on August 12 and
28
8T. MARGJ
Mass every
rapt the first
time it will b*
OSB 177 or 187
at 11:88
at
>n*
rth ; provliM, th.t th.
uMinr,
Maiitvd i
pr<
tuck MiiMsnr, out oT State fund, to torh
r. to th* nnd, o*m1. *M<ty
Dtodj rhildrrn .h.ll n.v.r ,km>I t
foHy-two Millioa Dollar* > I41.UOO.UOO i pm
r blind and
(b. mi *f
"Sk»«l4 Ik. U|W*lir, <raact enabling law.
• ad provide aa additional appropriation b.rato
In Mtiripelioo of th, adoption of tbit Amewd-
RMBt. atirh Afti ahall not b. Invalid by ran.on
of th.tr anticipatory charactor."
*-»• I. Tb. Constitutional Amewd-
m.at shall h. submitted to th. >,uallfi*d atoctora
of Toxat at tha Klortioa to he bold throughout
tho Stoto of Tota* on tb. Aaeond Tuaadny la
Novombor, 1951. at — hlrh vlvrtino tboro shnll
bo trlntod on ourh ballot tb# following rlauooi
“VOS tho nmvndmont to th. Cowetltutiow
rlviag th. l.aialatur* power to Mt up • irnoa
of paym.nl. of nul.tnar. to nrnt, parvon.
aixty-flv. 146) tan of ae*: to
ov«r aixty-flv. (46) tan of ae*: to aoody
bllad [,r»ni ov.r tb. a*, of aittoon 114)
yaara; to naody rhlldrvn under alatava (14)
yoara of aeo; r.movlne tho Thlrty-flv. Mil-
lloa Dollar lltt.000.000) limitation npoa
amount of Slat, aipondlturaa for auch pur-
!•«>«•: dlagualifylae poraoa, who dtapoao nf
proparty uadar certain condition.; providing
a mailmura payment of Thirty Dollar* i|M)
month from 5tata funds for aid ago
iaUnoo: providing far tho nceoptnnro and
tendltur. of fund* from tho Federal (Jov-
atpon
vrnm.nt; providing that oipvndlturo. from
3tau fund, ahall not ..rood tho oil—ndltur.
from Foil.ml funda with m«|>oct to any Indi-
vidual ; and providing condition* ns to real-
daaco within tha Slat, la ardor to bo ill gib to
lo roovlv. aaalatonro : and providing n limita-
tion of Forty-two Millioa Dollar* 1141.000.0*0)
t*or year on 3tnta fund otpoadHum* for *urh
purpoa. aavh roar
“AUAIN4T tho amendment to th. (Gon.U-
lution giving tb. logi.latur. povw to mt
up a ayttom of payment, of aul.toneo to
nmdy i or von. over .lity-flv. (45) inn of
*go I to nmdy blind poraoa, ov.r tb. age of
•l*1*w» (If) year.; to nmdy rhlldrvn unrtor
•lateen (111 yean nf ago. removing th.
Thlrty-flv. Million Dollar iIII.eon.oMi llml-
tattoo upon amount of 8tnU oip*ndituro« for
vueh purpoem ; disoualifying persona who Ms-
i1*** o* property under mrtoln condition..
i rovidlng a maximum paym.nl nf
I dollar* (114) pm month frmn Ruta fu
•'Id ag. aaaistan.v ; providing fov th. nccrpt.nr*
>nd .ipmidltur* of fund, from th. Featorol
'cv»mni».nt ; providing that eapendlturm frewn
''tot. fund, ahall not e.cmd th# .xpentlltur.
Federal Fund, with rmpmt to any lodl-
on, na to
rr lo be ell
nee ; ,r*l providing a IlmlU-
Mllllon I tolls
Thirty
funda for
such l
roar
' idaal i and providing condlt'on, na to r
■leone within the State In order to he ellgl
to receive aeeistance ; aiM provldlna a llm
Iloa of K.rtr-lwo Million Dollar# lit;’Otto.0001
r*ar THf on Stef# Fitnd niwnitlturi* frw i
euriN.*# each yaar.**
Baf. I. Tha (Jovrrnor of tha fftmU of Texas
i* her«liy dlr^ried to iaau* th# n»re—ary
i*rnrlamat(n«> f«w aalfi •leriloti and have the
• •me t‘uMl*h#d and held a* r*Nj«|red b» the
('oRatltution and La we of the Mtate of Texaa.
in *uc
pfftrr
1*referred atocka and common atocka, aa lAw
Board uf KearenU of the Uni
may derm to b# pr
fund ; provided, however
the University of Tenae
proper Inveatment for aaUI
er. that not more than
fifty per cent ($0%) of the said fund ahall
be invested at any given time
ci at any given time In storks,
•hall more than out i*et cent (1%) of the said
fund be invested In securities Issued by any
one (1) roriMirmtion nor ahall n»ore than flea
per rent ($%) of the voting Ntock of any (1)
rther
he
have paid
per rent (Bf/V>) oi the voting stock of any
corporation be owned ; and provided fur
that storks eligible for purchase shall
restricted to stocks of companiei
within tha Unit4Ki Staten whl«
dividends fer ten (10) consecutive years er
longer immediately prior to the data of par-
chase and which, except for bank stocks and
insurance stocks, are lie tad upon an exchaai
registered with the Securities and Exckssi
m>i
Securities am
Commission or He successors. This
all be eelf-«aarting."
Bee. 2. The foregoing Constitutional
shall be submitted to a i
fled electors of this State at
be held throughout the State tin the
aber,
regl
Comm:
shall be
ment shall be submitted to a vote of the
qualified electors of this State at an election
to I
Tuesday in Nove
Hot* ahall have prin
*Fer th# Ceaetltatfteaal Amendment proeid-
1911, at which election
Tinted thereon:
all bal
"Fer
ing for the investment of the I’ermanent Uni-
versity Fund in additional securities to those
enumerated In Section 11 of Article VII
ao
of U>« (xjnstHution” , and
"A(«AINHT tha Ceaatitutivnal Amendment
providing for th# investment of the Farma-
Unlverstty Lund in additional *#curiti
irttim
11 of
to thiw now enumciated in S#rtion
Article VII of the Constitution.”
Sac. 1. The (governor shall u*ue the n»c«»-
sary (>roclamation for said election and have
ernor shall I*
sary proclamation for said election and have
the f*Mine published aa re«|uiied by tile (Consti-
tution and laws of thi* State. The expense of
pub
she
made by
ution and lawa of thu State. Th«
tub!(ration and election for such Amendment
II lie paid out of the proper appropriation
law.
prepoeii
of Tex«
HOI SF JOINT KF.HOLUYION NO. 12
»eing an Amendment U> the (kmatitution
rxa* by adding to Article XVI thereof a
new Section lo be num!iere4l 68, and authoris-
ing the legislature to provide for a statewide
of retirement and disability penaioas
ointiv* officere and employees of the
counties of this State , providing that
ntia
system of retirement a
for appointive officers
several count lea of this
participation therein by coui
voluntary, and auth
yaea
aiding 1
•hall
luntary, and authorised by the tMmili
voter* of such county ; providing th# Legtafte-
ture shall not km authorised to make an appro-
priation tn pay any retirement or disability
benefit* authorised herein ; and providing that
administration of said system may Iw com-
mitted to the same Ixidy aet up to administer
the statewide municipal retirement system
authorised under Section Ilf of Article III ,
providing for the calling of an election and
the publication and issuance of the proclama-
tion therefor.
IIK IT RK0OLVKD BY THE LEG IB LA-
Tl RE Or THE STATE OF TEXAS:
Sectien 1. That Article XVI of the Consti-
tution of th# State of Texas, he amended by
adding thereto a n#w .Section, to he numbered
Section 63, which shall read a* follows:
“Section $8. The leegUlature shall have %h#
authority to provide for a utatewldr system
of retirement and disability t>efisi<in» for
appointfv# officers and employees of thr coun-
ties of tkiia State under such a plan and
program an the legislature shall authorise
provided, that participation therein by nmntir*
•hall he voluntary and shall first iw authorised
by vcAe of the rjualified voters of auch county .
provided further tha' the legislature shall not
be authorised to nuu* an appropriation to pa>
any retirement or dmabillty k*eneflts authorised
herein. Administration of such system may be
committed to the same inedv as may Iw set up
to administer the municipal retirement system
provided for by Section tlf of Article III ”
Bee. 2. The foregoing Constitutbmal Amend-
ment ahall he submitted to the qualified dlectnrs
at an election to kw held throughout this State
November, 1961, and
Hole shall have printed
soeii ng iunmrifd iu
an election tn be held t
the second Tufl|day In
said election urn ballot
thereon the words
Aa Ceaatitatleaal Am
tor
ad meet aulhoi -
retirement and
xdntive county
“FOB
iting a statewide system
disability i tension* for app
officials and employees." and
MAGA!NBT Ae Cewstltatleaal Ameadmeat
authorising a statewide system for wtlrcawM
• ad disability pensions for appoBTtVA county
officials ami employ###,**
Rnrti velar shall strike out on*
clauses on his ballot, leaving the one ea-
rner ked which expresses his vote upon the
proposed Amendment
Bex. I. The (governor of the Btate of Texas
ahall issue the neceeaiiry proclamation fer
•aid election, and shall have the foregoing
prt>i*oeed Amendment published as required by
the Constitution for proposed amendments
thereto.
Bee. 4. If at said election, a majority of the
votes are "FOR the (ionDtltutinnal Amend-
ment authorising a statewide system for retire-
ment and disability pension* for appointive
county off (Ha la and employees” the foregoing
promised Amendment ahall beoosne Section 48
of Article XVI of the <*>astitutien of Texas,
and proctamatbwi shall be made by the
Governor thereof.
county
of aald
one
upon
8KNATK JOINT RBNOLUTION NO. •
proposing nn Amendment to Section 4ft-d mt
Article III uf the Constitution of the State
of Texas, authorising the legislature to pro-
vide for the creation and establishment of
rural fire prevention district# so aa to provide
that the I*i *
legislature
may authorise an ad
valorem Us net lo exceed Fifty (40c)
the One Hundred
tioa.
BT TMB I.KUIBU5-
oa
TO 111. How.
BK IT MIO
TlRK OF TUB
hotitoa 1. Thai Aoriioo 4*-d of
Horiao
Fifty i Mir i ( oota
(lltflAO) Dollar,
■RSOLVRD
■TATR OF TBKARr
t Artlrlo U1
of th. ioaotitutioa of tho State of T.«*. ho
*w*tol to rood u follow* i
"•or. «»-A Th. Io«i,l.tur* tool! h... Uw
Power to proeto. for the aatahllahmotit an4
■ of rural fire pro
■ tat no th,
Atotrtoto »ot
tho Om Mundrod itlOUOOl
•lion
•uthorl*# • to* o.
rural fir. prwvawtloa diatrlnt, wad
th, wd ,»lnr.m |,rnp«rtf
tuatod la Mid dtatrleta wot to nrwd Fifty
■ tor1 CmU
Dollar* r.luoiinn for tha aupport thereof j
provided th.t no ta> shall ho levied In ,upport ,
id dl.trlrta until approved hr vote of tho
idle* therein."
Mid
OOpU ’•-!■!, ii,
ha*. 1. Th. fo
.hall b.
elertnn
nrvgoing ('onstitutlonnl nmend-
submitted In a vot#
qunlirted electorate of the Sut# at a
tton U» he held on the eecfkfid Turn
nent eh
uallfieti
the
#lec-
*<lay In
I ballots
Knitted
of the
n the eerfFtid
Novemkiei, I Hi, at which election all
•hall hav# printsN) ther«Hin (or in
ualng voting machIneK. the said machine*
"hall providei the following:
“FOB the conatltutionai amendment authoris-
ing th# Legislature to provide for th# levy
of an ad valorem tax not to exceed Fifty
tlbci Cents on the One Hundre«1 ($100 09)
IHillars valuation fot th# #r«Btion and establish,
preven
constitutional
authorIsltiM tb# Idgolm
nent of rural fir#
“AGAINST the
levy of an ad valorem tax nrd to exceed Fifty
<4<>« i Cents on the On# Hundred ($tOo f)0)
Get rmulta wttti > rlanlfleS mg!
(Jen Is
Dollar# valuation for the crea
rural fire prevent
tIon dlstiirta and
utlonal amendment
provide f<»r the
to (
mawt
Ro<
ow thv ho Hot.. ImvIpk th. on. .x|>m,ln* hi,
lh» |>rotio.of1 ompndm.pt ; ond If M
ndrod (|IOn (Mil
lion and miahhah-
prrv.ntlon dDtrlrt."
irh voter ahall mork out on. of Mill ci.u.v
th.
Baal but*
OU PropfrtlM
D. A. DAUGHERTY
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Werst, J. L., Jr. The Big Lake Wildcat (Big Lake, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 34, Ed. 1 Friday, August 31, 1951, newspaper, August 31, 1951; Big Lake, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth633790/m1/3/: accessed July 12, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Reagan County Library.