Beever and Hindes Brewster County Precinct One Primaries
Brewster County Precinct No 1 Democratic primary met at Alpine courthouse July 9 1904 with J R Sanford as temporary chair and J M Carnes as temporary secretary. Delegates named include A M Torney M A Boyd W H Harrison and J R Sanford among others with votes to instruct them to support B C Thomas for judge and to appoint proxies under conditions.
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W. van Sickle
Brewster County
Texas
Court House
Alpine
J. R. Sanford
A. M. Turney
J. R Sanford
J M. Carnes
W. J. McIntyre
M. A. Boyd
J. B. Gillett
W. D. Kincaid
W.J. McIntyre
A.M. Torney
J. M. Carnes
W. H. Harrison
W. Blevins
D. A.T. Walton
D. Cawthon
J. B. Grunerr
Cairman
D. A. T. Walton
Jay 16Th
B.C. Thomas
D. Alt. Watrron - Vansickle
B. C. Thomas
H H. Kilpatrick
B. ©. Thomas
H. H. Kilpatrick
D. Canttitin
L. B. Caruthers
D Cawmon
J. A. Dennick
N.S. Murphy
Clarence Hord
Proposed Texas Constitution amendment on Confederate veteran pensions
Legislative text proposes amending Article 3 Section 61 to allow state aid for indigent and disabled Confederate soldiers and widows, with monthly caps and annual limits, plus support for a veterans home. governor directed to submit to voters at next general election.
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Hovse
State of
Texas
Texas Joint Resolution on Corporate Banking Amendment
A proposed Texas constitutional amendment to Section 16 Article 16 would authorize incorporation of banking and discounting firms with state supervision and shareholder liability beyond par value. It sets conditions on capital stock, location of business, and bans foreign banks except national banks, with the governor directed to issue proclamations for public submission.
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State of
Texas
United States
Texas Constitutional Amendment and Public Notice Election
The document outlines a proposed Texas constitutional amendment to be submitted at the next general election, detailing ballot wording for supporters and opponents and an appropriation of five thousand dollars for publication costs. It also covers Section 62 of Article 3 authorizing certain districts to issue bonds for public works and infrastructure with voter approval thresholds and governor proclamation duties. A sheriff's sale notice for Brewster County lists property of Lindheim and Dewees tied to a 1904 judgment, describing parcels, amounts due, and sale details.
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State of
Texas
Bawerkn
District Court of
Bexar County
Sarah L. Richardson
Louis Lindheim
Sherif
Court House
Brewster County
Alpine
Towit
Rio Grande
H.R. Allen
F. Ry. Co
General Land Office
Seid Allen
Tas Lingnas
Presidio
H. R. Allen
G. CG
FL Ry Co
Allen
Lous Lindheim
L.A. Dewees
Lindheim & Dewees
4. W. Richardson
Bean
A. Dewees
Lindhein & Dewees
Terlingen Mining Company
Mason Williams
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Beever & Hindes
Inenid Altgwelt Co
Precinct NO. 1
J. Saxtvorp
J. R B. Dunn
House
Tack State of Texas
G. W. Blackburn JR
B.f.nichols & Son
Chisos Mountains
A. Ernst
Boquillas
Buck Board
M.A. Ernst