Texas Prairie Dog Legislation Enacts Destruction Duty
Texas lawmakers declare prairie dogs a public nuisance. Landowners must kill all prairie dogs within two years. county commissioners enforce compliance, notify sheriffs, and sheriff may destroy remaining dogs at owner expense, with liens and fines possible. public notices cover proceedings and warrants, with several unrelated notices and classified items appended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
Commissioners’ Court
Torney
Sale of Up to Bow by W. T. Henderson
Fragmentary notice states W. T. Henderson has them for sale described as up to bow items. Limited readable text suggests a sales offer with no clear date or location.
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Nat Ph
Alpyne
Brewster County
Dewees
Juan
Rosa Vega
Sai
Juan Vega
Rosa
Della Casas
Sach
Alpine
Texas
Juan Vegand Rosa Vega
Couny
Sixty-Third Judicial District
Sixty-Third District
Jame Sallego
Ramona Gallego
Andoseph Casas
James Gallego
van Vega
W. H. Lease
District Court
W. T. Henderson
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Holland
DRG
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E. Williams
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Palace Pharmacy
G. Kurt Lange
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